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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04

Hen. JAMES HARLAN will address The people as
follows:
Keo.auqua, Wan Blu rem Co., Friday. Sept. 4th.
BIDomhed Davis Co., Saturday, Sept. 9th.
Ctptrevills Aplanoose CO., Monday. Sept. It'll.
Corsdon, Wayne %. Tuesday Sept Sih.
Leon, Decatur Co, Wednesday, sept 9th.
0eeols Clark Co, thursday, Sept. 10th.
Winerset. Madison Co Friday, Sept. 18th.
Dts Aoines, Polk CT. Saturday, Sept. 18th.
Indianols. Warren Go, Monday, Sept. i4tb.
Knoxville Marion c.. Tuesday, sept 18th.
Charlton Lu GAS Co, Wednesday. Sept. 18th,
Alhia. Monroe Co. Thutsdas. Sept. 18th.
ot,um~a, wspelio Go. Friday, Sept. 1Sth.
Eddy willie wspeio Co, Tuesday, Sept ed.
osksloosa, MahHska 80, wedn esday, Sept. 23d.
Signurney, keokuk Co. Thursday. Sept. 24th.
Fairfield, Jefferson, Friday, Sept. 95th.
Washington, Washington Co. Monday, Sept. 2Sth.
wappeiIo, Louisa TO, Tuesday Sept. 29th.
Burn gton, lies M3ines Co, w sdnrsday, Sept. 30th
The several County Committees sre requested 10 b.
digsnt in svkDg public notice Of the time and place.
Of meeting in their respective counties; and max
Ing all necessary arrangements FOR the meetinss.
The meetings nall The appointments will commence
al O'Clock, P. NJ.
THOS. r. NITHROw,
Chm Rerub. State Central Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04

H Free negroes were permitted to
vote in North Carolina, until the amend
ment of the Constitution in 1885, when
a prohibition was adopted. Senator Doug
las, in the debate on the admission OF
Minnesota into the Union, stated as his
torical incident. (Which was not contra
dicted by the North Carolina Senators
present, that distinguished North Car
Gilman emancipated large number of his
own negroes in order to make them vo-
tiers to elect him to the Legislature of the
State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04

sm-Few people kuow that the remains
Of the eccentric and distinguished Loren
10 Dow are inferred within the District
of Columbia. In the old private burial
ground of Dr. Holmead, situated on the
Twentieth street road, is buried this EN-.
inent divine. In an old neglected spot,
which mortal footsteps seldom impress,
may be seen tombstone with this in
scription:
"The repository of Lorenso Dow, who
was born in Coventry, Connecticut, Oct.
Is, 1878; died February 2, 1884, aged
Sc years.
"a Christian is the highest style OF
man.
He is a slave to no sect
Takes no private road
But looks through Nature up to Ma
lures God"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04

EE "Jcnnie june" discoursing OF
fashions, says the scarlet cloth talmas and
circulars have obtained "rage' as great
as that of the "white bonnet Feathers
are to be the most distinguished orna-
ment of stylish bonnets for the coming
winter; and already there is great de.
.mand for, and a terrible scarcity Of, bril-.
liant scarlet pluines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04

When Sumter fell before the rebel
Dombardment, this gleeful couplet was
sent North;
with mortar, Psixhau and n.t,,a
We tsndvr you Beauteyafd
The Union troops can now sena -
Pierre Tcutant de Beauregard something
like this:
We hope tender Is no bore
When We 10 You send our Gilmore,
Thou sure no bores were seen
To equal those OF our Dshlerea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04

The Scientific American contains the
following letter:
Mesers Editors The present high
price of sugar should be the means of d.
recting attention to the production of su-
gar and molasses from Indian corn, which
is so abundant and cheap. In repeated
trials Lave obtained five and halt gal
Ions OF molasses from one bushel of corn,
weighing fifty-six pounds. and have
purchased the corn at twenty five cents
per busheL From fifty pounds of corn
meal have made six gallons of molas-
ses of twenty-eight degrees Beaume,
which is equal to about thirty-one and a
half pounds of sugar. Such InoIasses is
not SO sweet as that of the sugar cane;
but i,s taste is pleasant and not quite
SO bitter as that made of the sorghum
+. A. HOFFMAN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04
Beardstown, ILL.,, Aug. ~, 1863.

r<a- There are nearly three thousand
miles of railway in lndia-all laid by the
British within the last ten years. Last
year these roads carried six millions of
passengers. Some Of the works surpass
in magnitude anything in England. The
bridges on the Baroda line, constructed
of wrought iron girders and built on foun-
dations of screw piles, cross water ways
to an extent of about six miles. The
Soane bridge on the East Indian line,
consisting Of twenty-soven iron girdcrs
of one hundred and fifty feet each. is
twice the length Of the new railway bridge
at Charin-cross.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04

rra-The Office Of the Treasurer of Pike
county, Mo-, at Bowling Green, was rob-
bed on the ed by a band of five men,
They compelled his clerk to open the safe
and deliver up all the money it contained,
amounting to $4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04

sD- The following pithy correspond
ence has taken place between Gen. Gil
more and Gen. Beauregard:
James Island, Aug. %, '63.
To Gen. Beauregard:
Dear Sir: respectfully ask you to al.
low the United States forces under my
command to occupy Charleston.
GRE. GILMORE.
Charleston, Aug. 23, '63.
To Gen. Gilmore:
Dear Sir: You shan't.
G. T. BEAUREaARp.
To Gen. G. T. Beauregard:
Dear Sir she'll. GEN. 0LHohE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04
Dentistry.
II ACK LINE f II
BEYOND EDpYvuIn.

fot The aeecnnodation Of the tsas- 5000
eIipg public, the undsrsigped have -.
tsbiisA Cd . DAILY LINZ or RACKS 4sos PA
Vile, Viz OskaiDosa. Belle Fontsiae, Knox Vile
f1eaantvile, Handyvie, Indianoa 81 Charles. Is In.
tsssett. 70 Lesis, u Cas- county
Hacks -:s1 In Aonnoc Ian with the arrival and de-
peitaFe Of the ears u Eddyviile.
~ hare eomSortahie QAcks, good stock, apa VIII
net ksepl our employ other than the most csrs
~ ana honest driven. We invite the patronage 81
Astfovosn& pab1ie.
Hgs, asss.-Au = '
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04
DISTINGUISHED ARRrvlLs.-Mr. Nj

DlSTIHUUIsHEU IkhRIF kLb.--Mr. NlCo.
lay, private Secretary to his excellsncy,
President Lincoln. arrived here by Sun
4 days eoscb, and has taken . suite Of
rooms at the Planters House. He makes
. brief visit to the Rocky Mountains
chiefly for his health Rocky Mountain
News. y q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04

HThe Paris Press Gays: There is
serious talk of marriage which will
greatly astonish those who have not vet
heard OF It. This marriage 10 to be be-
tween the Queen of England and tho ex-
King OF Portugal, the same who refused
the GIesk throne"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04
N- Crinoline, now and then, NAL

H Crinoline, now and then, makes
some amends for the disaster it has caused
AT one of the London theatres a trapdoor
was left open, through which favorite
actress would have been precipitated had
not the abundant size OF her crinoline
filed up the vacancy and suspended her
fair frame between the world above and
the realms below until succor came.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04

LET Look here, printer, you have not
punctua,ed my poem at all" "Well, sir,
l am not a pointer-Pm q setter"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04

.ALL PAPER.-Received this day
w stock OF Wall Paper. new designs:
Petaam's Pendulum Curtain Fixtures,
Judl's Curtain Fixtures.
Green Holland for Windows.
Bun Holland Tor Windows-
C5ris, Tasscis, &c.
lp-d27 N. w. wESTCOTT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04

NEW BOOKS.
The Book OF Days;
Campaign OF ls6e and 1s63-by Schaik;
Mysteries of Life and Death and Futarity;
Oias by hsronsss Tautphaeus;
My Southern fr.ends-by Author of Among the
Pines.
Children OF the Abbey;
Gil Bias;
Thaddeus of WARSAW;
: Don auixotte;
Scottish Chiefs;
The Woman in White;
No Name;
Les Misrrabcs, Vol,
Packard Minor Surgery,
For salt by M. w. WESTCOTT.
ayi6-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There mxny Preparations sold under TIE nsmo Of
Bittera- put up 10 QUAR- bottles compounded OF Lne
cheapesi Viii KEY common rum, eosiiag ron 20 T.
20 ctnts per galioR the taste dasgused ~ Anixe
Ccrander Seed
This ciass OF Bfers has caused and will continue TO
can ionx a. they be seld hundreds die the
death Of the drunkard By their hs system Is kept
eontuuay rudr The influence OF Alcoholic stt niaps
OF he worst kind, the Liquor created and
kept rp aud the result all the horrors aen
on . drunk ards ilfe and death.
For thnse hn desire AID Will lave Liquor Bitters
~e ubiish the fos~fnx receipt. Get Ore Bettle 81
Heonanaf German BitteRs and mix With thfee Quarts
or goe1 Brandy " Whisky, and The result will Be- .
prrpa ration thst will fhf exert medscin ! aes
and exe<iIeoce aay oil the Liquor Blers
in the market, and uii cost mach less. Yo1 will hsv
all tina virtue q, ne00an4s BttteFs connection with
goOA article oil Lqnof. at mach less price than
these inferior preparations viii cost you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04
They contain no Alcohol or bad Whisky

They WILL cuRR the above diseases in ninty-nine
cases ont Of . husdred.
Iedueed by the extensive ssle and universal popu-
ianty Hoonsnd's German Bitte, tporeiS sstahle)
hosts ignOvent Quacka ard unscrnpnous adve
opened upon suffering Humanity the Hood fates Of
sossrums in The shape Of poor vhiskey. viielt com
pounded with Injurious drugs and cnrtstened Tonics
stomaehies aud Biuess-
beware Of The INN mssabIe array Of Alcoholic pre-
paratons Id pethortc bottles, and big bellisf krgs,
modest speculation of Bites; which Instead
curing only sgrsvse disease, and leave the dsap
pointed sufferer Ia despair.
HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERS
Are not q new and untried srficle. but have rood
the lest of een years Trial b. the American pm bile
and their fepndaon and sate ere rot rvaiied By any
similar prepsssiion The propretors have thousands
Of Letters from the most eminrnt
Clsrgymen, Lawyers, Physicians, ana
Citixs1s,
rssIifyiss Of their evn personal knowledge. to the
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of these Hiser'
Do you want something to strengthen you
Do you want good Appetite?
Do you want TO build up your Constitutions
Do you want 70 feel well
Do you want to get rid of Nervousness
Do you want Energy 7
Do you want to sleep well !
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeling
lyon do. use HoorLASD-s GERMAN RirTERs
| Fyeu Rev Rsrt~ Brsss. d. d., ESas ef tk Es<y-
esspeaaa If RfasSiSss Kscrtsa<s.
Although net disposed 70 favor ~ recommend Paten
Medicines 10 senersi through dfstrat Of their Ingre
cienfs ard effects yet know Of no 81 cient reasons
vhy msu mar not iesitf, to the benefits he believes
himself have received from any single prspa atipI
in the hope that he mar thus cEDtfibufe TO the benen
/ Of others
do this he more readily In regard to Hcefznd'
German Bnurs prepared by DIR. C.. Jass son, o.
tLis city, brcarse l rrejudiced against them fe
many years under the Impression thai they WIRE chief
~ an nlcoh.ilc mixture. atm injected 10 my frient
Robert seemakef Esa.. for the REMOVAL orr bis pre-
diee BY proper t%sts AID for enenu Faxemeht 10 uy
iem when suferine from great and long eontinu~d DE-
bity The BEETLES OF these BiIterz ths
beginning ofthe year, was fciswed By eviden
relief and rrstorntson 20 degree OF bodily and uegta
vxor heh had o.. felt for months before. ans
had xiuost drrpaifed a resain,nE. .herefre thani
Cod and my frrnd for drecttbg 10 the u hem
/ J. NEWTON BROWN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04

III. ID. Tess-Eycks' Agency.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30

New Music. We have received from Oliver
Ditson 4 Co 277 Washington Street, Boston,
the following music
Light Heart, Mazurka for piano, by + L.
Baldwin Alexandra, Nocturne for piano, by
Brinley Richards Domino Galop, for piano
by C. Ccote Jr. Memory, song,-poetry BY
Desmond Ryan, music by A, Raichsrdt . The
Young Volunteers Good bye-words by j. H.
Elliot, music by Mary W. Brown 4; Romance
Sulle arpe, sulle cetere, love, love but thee
translated from Verdi by Theo. T. Barker.
These pieces are all new music. For sale BY
G. W. " ilder, FREEMAN BUILDING.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30

GoTTsCHALK.-This celebrated Pianist will
give concert at Burlington, on his way to
Canada, Thursday evening next. Nine,
Ammlia Patti Strakosch, will make her appear
ance at the concert. Admission so cents. Con-
cert to commence at p NJ OF one of Colts
chalk's concerts, the Philadelphia Inquirer
says ... ....
:" For Gottschalk we car say absolutely moth
in we were stricken dumb with wonder. 1t
has been years since we heard him, and he is
very different pianist from the Gottschalk of
that time. The motion Of his fingers, at times,
dazzles the observer like darting rays of sun
light the notes Of the instrument then seem
like the twittering of million of birds, or the
answering broadsides Of the naves of the world.
He is the most suggestive performer, by far,
that we ever listened to, and we have heard
Thalberg. The music talks to you like an in
spired prophet, a raying mailman, true friend
tender lover. Effect fellows effect so rapidly
that you are lost in the avenues of honeyed re-
Election thrown wide before you, and have moth
ing for it but to turn back and surrender your
self, heart and soul, to will of the performer.
Gottschalk and music, welded, are Infinite"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30
Special Dental Notice.

T SHALL leave my office, ..
| In Chelsea, VT,
On Monday, June LIST, to be absent for FEW WEEKS
ONLY Notice Of my return viii be given in The GRErE
MOUNTAIN WEEKLY FREEMAN. .....
NV Post Office ddress while absent Will be PATS
burgh, N. Y.
The public again reminded that am the only per
son holding License to manufacture teeth on the Vui-
ca mite or rubber Ease in Chelsea. Vt. ... 49,. -
| am authorized to make this statement by ~ W
Franklin General Agent OF the American Hard Rubber
COMPANY, the SOLE OWNERS of the Dental Rubber tent
All Dentists making Teeth the Vucanite Base, WITH
OUT LICENSE well as their a-ients for whom they
make teeth, are Infringers against these Patents
and re- liable to pr osecuon by the American lard kuo
Der Company. u f. blAn o
May %, 1883. WlZN
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30

The MoNIToRs.--Th EDITOR Of the Scientific
American. who has examined the Monitor Pas
sale, now undergoing repairsat New York says
the trial to which she was subjected during tn
attack on Charleston proves that our iron-clads
are impregnable, and that we may safely defy
all the English ironclads and their ornaments
The Whitworth shot, or fac. SMILES of them,
in majority of cases struck sideways they
reached the turret in all possible positions and
show very bad shooting on the part of the rebels
There is no iadentation on the Passaic, deeper
than tea saucer and she was the most injured
of the attacking feet except the Keokuk.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30
r, r. RIKER ......-
DRAPER AND TAILOR.

Has just returned from New York with good STOCK o.
BROADCLOTnS, CASSlMERES AND GESllNGS'
- .-=- Of Late Patterns and Styles .
German BrOadcloths, Black DO, skins, Frchch
Fancy Doeskins for Gentlemeh's Pah's'
RICH SILK AND WARSE SETTLES vEsTlNGS, SATIN
, .rss. and Silk Vestings, of the best qualities
NJ All GARNER hts made at his Shops will be done IN 'n
most work mani ike md fashionable manner .N
Garment, for others to make, and warranteu osn
Gentlemen wishing for good and fashionable CosN'"
get it by calling at kiker's shop. If s...t
May H., 1863 e -
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30
WINDSOR. VT. Nav 10. 1868.

Mrs. Mary Davenport of Brattlebo:o, one of
the associate managers of Windham Co., of the
N E. w. A. A., % Summer street, Boston, ha.
very recently received the following dispatch
from the headquarters of the Sanitary Commits
sion at Washington
"Please collect and forward as fast as possible,
Cotton Drawers, Socks, and Wrappers"
Army Hospital Supplies will be welcome.
boa rf . W.A.P.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30
THE CONTINENTAL MONTHLY for june is be-

THE CONTINENTAL MONTHLY for june is be-
fore us. 1t contains the following articles
The Value of the Union A Merchants
Story-by Edmund Kirke May Morning ;
The Navy of the United States Three Modern
Romances j; Mill on Liberty, by Hon. F. P.
Stanton Cloud and Sunshine Is there any
thing in it ? The Confederation and the Nation
by Edward Carey; Reason, Rhyme and
Rhythm The Buccaneers of America Vir-
ginia Visit to the National Academy Was
he Successful ply Richard B. Kimball How
Mr.. Lincoln became an Abolitioniss Cost of a
Trip to Europe, and how to 60 Cheaply Touch
ing the Soul.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30

Two looms (Coiyn,bas glaciaks) found their
way 10, the mill pond at the depot on Saturday.
Sidney Miller shot one through the neck, and
after some two hundred SHOTS bad been fred at
theother by various persons it was hit in the
same place. We don't say there was any Wild
shooting done on that day., bpt the, man who
was hit in the back BY a,spent ball don't want
to zee any more Icons % the depotaail pead.-
Csledonidn.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30

In Montpelier. May Goth at the residence OF o No
Donald, Of Con sumption Miss Ellen Dew oife Of Horton
Nova Scotia, aged % years
Funeraseryices at tho Methodist Church, May sls at
O'Clock r. NJ ~ 'r
Died at the residence Of her Father in Marshfd May
I4h OF DroTsy, Laura Ann, wi OF Mar u.s. Bss nd
daughter Asa Jane Spencer aged % years months
ana Q days. ehecW 9S 10 aaur BID N"poiS
pied in South Reyalton, at the rs.iasnee Rev. H.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30
marrle0.

In Essex, May GOTH by the Rev. ID. Lewis, Mr.. @. r.
Joslin Of Essex and Miss S. F. Kimba, of wesford
In Montpelier May l4th. by Rev A. l.. Cooper Mr.
Jason E. Dole, of Mortified, d Miss Anna g. Pike, OF
st I'VE.
In Mortified at the NJ. E. Parsonage May 2lst oby
Rev. J. Sherbnrn, Geo. Cochrane, A. B.. Principal
Of Morrsvlle Academy, and Miss Delcena Quinn y OF
Northfed. .. ~.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30
Prints Cor IL Cen IS,
RoBlNSON'S CORNER STORE.
CROCKERY WARE

Having determ ned t. CLOSE on my stock OF CRo1A
ERY it is offered much below the rui prices The s.
sortment RdE, and comprises the newest and best
styles Of BOOTES" Celebrated Ware. 1t was purchased
before the heavy advances, and will be sold cor
respondngly low, J- {. EMERY
Montpelier, March IS, 1868.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30
. lauI ~ 1. .... RHODES .l.
Superphosphate of Lime
THE STANDARD MANUKE'

application OF $50 o. 900 pounds per acre phos
"A standard Manure will fnrnsh enough SOLUBLE Var
phoric Acid, (the Indispensable nutrmeht OF pSn'''
any CROP. a. ,f...f Yrt esr .ess.J l..tt 1897
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30

either broaacast or in the hill or drill. In no the
to be plowed unde when agricnlturists leu suG.r
true value of this standard Manure, tney WIZ piaht
ing or baekwar grwh Rhodes Manure, hpp does not
dressing produces speedy growth This Manure "W1.
Pam,hIets containing full articulsrs Of Rhod es
dard Msnute can DO sbtsinsd st .,r uo,urs
asda syav g19I BANCROFT II IHssstpsiisf','vs'
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Glass N.-Fleece Wool.

Farlsnd, Barrison Co. Ohio Robert A. Gray, Colerain
Up; Laban Lodge Richlsnd Tpi Alonzo p. Miller Bel
mont, Ohio.
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Staple Goods.
Pittsburgh Water Cure,

Loc ated at Haysvills Sta Ion, on the Pitts.
Ft. Wayne a htcago n. r., ando II the
Railroad lea ding from Cincinma
Pittsburgh, via. wheeling
and Steub en- vi lille.
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a.a.r Illustrated -e.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
The Rest NJ hanicI Paper In the " orld
EIGIITEENTII YEAR.
VOLUME VIII.-NEW SERIES.

EIGIITEENTII YEAR.
VOLUME vIII.-NEw SERIES.
A new volume OF this popular Journal commences on
the mrs. Of January published wEEkLy, and every
number contains sixteen pages OF useful information,
and from five 10 ten original egravings Of new inven-
tons and discoveries all Of which prepared express.
No person engaged in any OF the mechanical or man
ufacturing pursuits should think Of doing whoun the
every number contains from six to ten engravings o.
new machines and Inventions, which cannot be found In
my other publication,
The ScienhGc American 10 indispensable 10 every In
venor rs not only conains illustrated desc ripons
nearly NIL the best inventions as they come out but each
number coutans an oieial Lis, OF The Claims o ali the
Pales Issued fr,m the United states Patent Office during
the week prevous thus giving correct history of the
ceving every week. the hest scienhc journals OF Gres
Britain, France and Germany thus placing in our pos
sri IL these old countries We shall continue 10 transfer
to columns copous extracts front these journas Of
whatever we may deem OF interest TO our readers.
pamphlet OF Instruction rs TO the best mode of OBJ
tanning Letters Patent OH new Inventions is furnished
Messrs Mum Co. have acted as Patent soliei,ors
for ~rorcthan seventeen years. in connection with the
publication OF the Seienhc American und they refer 10
200Oo Paienices for whom they have done business.
No charge s made for examining sketches aud modeis
patentability
CHEMISTS, ARCHITECTS. MiLLwmoHrs AND FARnxHs
The Scientific American will be found a most useful
Journal 10 them All HE new discoveries IN the science
Of chemistry are given In It's columns and the Interests
Of The architect and cupcrser not overlooked ali
pursuits being published from week 10 weeE' Useful
and practical information pertaining 10 the Interests or
mllwrights and millowners will be found iss the Scie
uhc Aniercan which iniormaiion they posebly
obtain from any other Subjects in which fahcrs
arc Interested will be found discussed in the Scientific
Americani most OF the improvements In agricultural
implements being illusrs,ud IN lis columns I0i
TeEms. -Da'a' a - ~
To mall Subscribers. Three Dollars year., or One
Dollar for four months. Ihe volumes commence the
hrs Of January and July. Specimen copiss will be sent
gratis TO any part Of the country AlI
wastern or Canadian money Or Postofhcs stamps
taken al par for subscnptions Canadian subscribers
will please remit twenty extra on each years
subscription TO prepay postage. f-
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Great Shareholders Rebellion,
HOME PAPER.

To keepyou posted, nototy Of the dongs Of your friends
who have gone into the tented field, :" aud are battling
for Constitutional Liberty OH this Continents but Of ali
the affairs which nre taking place IN midst and
which are NJ living interest 10 every citizen Of the county
The Editor OF The CHRONICLE will keep our readers
informed OF the moving accidents by food and field -
IN the 43d Regiment IN which 2O0 citizens OF this
County We have also a correspondent with the 18Th
Regiment, where this County has three Companies.
There is scarcely afanily tie County but has friends
relatives, or acquainnnees In OF these Regiments
ii they wish to get full particulars of their conduct IN
camp on the march, and on the baehed, they should