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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-20

IA MES II. DUNCAN 4 CO.,
Gas and Steam Pine Gtrtepu.

Gas and Steam Pipe Filters.
North side Main bet. 9Th and 9th sts. keokuk lows
4 RE PREPARED To INTRODUCE GAS PIPE
into stores, dwellings, churches, and other build
iDgs, on reasonable terms.
Our stock VI gas fixtures will b. always adequate
to the demands Of the trade, and connection 10
such that We can furnish any pattern at short no
tce We would particularly call the attention Of
those wanting steam Pipe connections to ryosghs
iron ppe which has almost entirely superseded cop
per pipe, stock Of all sizes constantly on hand
Orders received for brass work. Cash paid for old
Brass and Copper. lOctober i, ls56--d6m
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s
SMITH q vAH6ICKLEN,
Aoesaoneers. Comnission Mere hants
ana Land Brokers.
q fniRD STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND JOHNSON
NIL pay gassieuAr attention to out doors sales
OF Heal Estate, Stocks, Administrators Sales,
Merchandise, H., DC.
NE piece of Land, containing 800 acres
All within six miles Of the City of Keokuk
Apply to SMITH VANsICKLEN.
FOR SALE,
nNE piece of Land, containing 1850 acres. heavily
~ tlmbered half mile from the Railroad
SMITH vANSICKLEN.
ron SALE,
80 ct BY - on First Street, between Main d John
Also, House and Lot, corner of First md John
son Apply TO SMITH NANsICKLEN
ron SALE,
80 feet front ON Main Street
Apply to SMITH d yANsIcKLEN.
FOR SALE.
. LOTS on High Street, and lot in Reeves ada
- ton Apply 90 SMITH VANSlCkLEN
FOR SALE,
ego Acres Of Land, 60 under cultivation, near Ca
MARCO. Terms, one-third cash, balance in one, two
SMITH yANsIcKLRN.
HOn& SAAEs
g LOTS, half block, on Tenth Street Apply 10
SMITH d NANSICkLEN
FOR SALE.
A COMFORTABLE one-story house and lot on
\ Concert street, with well, cstern, stable, &c
Possession given in thirty days. Apply to
novl! SMITH vANSICkLEN
Fer sale.
9 boIs on Second street;
- novs SMITH yANsICKLEN
LNok sAl4E-2 houses and lots on first street
noW SMITH vANsICKLEN.
L>oh kENT--A store-room on Main street Pos
l. session given on the frst of December
now SMITH A NANsICkLEN
E>OR sALE-64o acres of choice land within fo,,
miles OF the city SMITH d yANsICKLEN
kok RENT--A farm containing 100 acres 80 IN
4 der fence good house and out buildings Pos
session given first day Of March.
now SMITH Il yANsICKLEN
E'ok sAI.E--A new and substantial Hack.
now SMITH VANSICKLEN
INSURANCE. AGENCY.
44N1NA IASI RANCE CO, Hartford, Connecticut
- STAR lNst RANCE co. ogdensburgh n y
HARTFORD FIRE INsU TRANCE COMPANY Hart
ford Conn.
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE co, Hartford. Conn.
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO., st Iouis Mo.
stores, stocks and dwellings insured against Fir.
merchandise insured against the dangers Of nayira
ton.
open Policies issued in the Marine Department Of
the Commercial Insurance CO., of ST. Louis and the
Customers OF the Company accommodated with loans
OF SIXTY days or rcisbie paper Insurance procured
for those desiring 1t, in any ST. Louis Company.
VIM. W. BELkSAp.
nov" i'm Cor. Main and I'd sts.
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III. G. STUAT
Sec,y Lee 60. Ayr. Society.

GBT Bishop Vaudeville, of Natchez, Miss,
died in that city a short time since of the yell
low fever. Nearly twenty-hy years ago the
Bishop was stationed Mt ST. Louis, where,
until about seven years since, he exercised
the Catholic authority. He was then trans
ferred TO Chicago, where he remained until n
year or two since, when he was sent to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-20

BsT The Minister of Grace and Justice at
Turin has issued circular, directing that the
oath to be administered TO the members Of
the jewish persuasion In courts Of law is to
be as follows 81 swear, calling God TO
witness for the truth Of what | saw This
oath is 10 be taken on the Jewish Bible. and
the person sworn is to keep his head covered
while pronouncing the above words.
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CS.Partnefship NoeGoe.
vHsHE undersigned have this day f0smed q co-part-
i nership for the pnrpose Of carrying on the boot
and shoe business in keokuk, under the style and r
Of T. J. Elliott Co.
I. ]. ELLIOTT
JN0. II. CARTER
7. J. CARTER.
JAS. b. CARTER
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SHELDON has got the best stock If Silk 4 Scotch
~ bingham Umbrellas, Canes, Carpet Bags, Leath-
or nat boxes DC, there is in the west, Call and ex-
anime his stock novIo
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The Times exhibits bad taste and
worse feeling in its miserably lame attempts
to make fun over the Imprisonment Of Pass
more Williamson.
The man who can see only matter Of sport
for the arbitrary Imprisonment of fellow
citizen for the term of ninety days, is better
suited for the abject subject Of despot than
for free citizen of Republic.
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HATNi HATKii HATaiii

A SHELDON,S you will find Fur Gloves, Fur
4 dauntietts Buck Gloves, Mitts Driving gloves,
Fancy Robes, &c. nuv19
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"a solemn inurmur in the soul.
Tells Of the world To be,
As travellers hear the pillows roll
Before they reach the sea. ~"
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At the Gate CITY Furniture ~ os1s
L>XTENsIoN Tables, Breakfast, Dining, Tea anc
IL Card Tables, all of best quality, and = very ex
tensve assortment. G. 5. ABBOTT & 60.
nuyfH.dkw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-20

pUGGY FOR SALE--A weli-built, handsome top
- buggy for sale cheap. Inquire at the Gate City
Furniture Rooms, 1876, Main street
uoy10d e. y ARR0TT On
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Al the Gate City Furniture II CONS
ST received, an assortment Of Marbie-Top Cestre
- Tables new and beautiful patterns. Also, some
new style oval wood Tables in Rosewood Mahogany
and Walnut. ldAw) {. s. ABBOTT co.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN GARRETTSVILLEi !

TN consequence of LEE & MILLS haul.
ing down from the usual prices Of goods n that VII
cinty some afraid they cannot live at the prices
others say il is only bait. LEE & MILLS would say
to their friends and customers that they bound to
make breeze in these dggngs with the high price sys-
tem We will sell you good teas from Is up, sugars u
DC, saleratus &C. ginger l0c and all groceries in pro-
potion. Good shilling prints from eto 70 cents, com
mon prints at any price, woolong shawls from 90 sc
TO SO, Brocha shaws from SIS up good kip boots S2-
To the ladies we would say that in the line Of dresG
goods and trimmings we bound 10 suit you. Our
Delanes scid 10 be the cheapest and prettiest in
town. Our plain and plaid goods are in the latest STYLE
We suit you from the bonnet to the shOe. Call and
the bonnes. Our apology for the low price g,
in the first place in the market late, and have
the benefit Of the decline in goods in the place
have help to pay, work the harder and you have
the benefit Of our economy. Dds s.-. "
The highest price for Butter, Eggs, Dried Fruit
Beans and grain of all kinds,
Call at the Peoples store, No. I, head sheparket.
t - LEE & MILLS
PS Ahgoods thathave been on hand oyersix months
will be sold without reference to cost
LEE & MILLS have secured the services Of JOHN
DYKE; the well known tailor. Ifyou want new suit
call at store where will be found at all times good
assortment Of Ready Made Clothing and cloths ready
for the shears. Mr. Dyke will at you to charm, and at
prices that can Y be beat.-nov24w4 LEE & MILLS.
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The church bell cnimed softly to the
years earth had claimed the stairless soul of
Alice May Us they brought the coffin in the
little old church. How beautiful she look
ed in her white burial--too fair and sweet
for death-too boly, had there not been a
resurrection beyond. Close behind her
stood the friends of her girlhood, gazing on
that young face as if they would fain call
her back to life and its sweet love. So
they laid sweet Alice to sleep in the old
church yard, and those who looked coldly
on her, took TO their sorrOwing hearts {"
sweet memory of the early dead.
There was ugohy too deep for utterancei
when the strong, ardent hearted man whose
guiding star had been the love of that sweet
girl, came back to find the cottage home
desOlate, and Alice sleeping beneath the
gray stone in the old church yard
But God and time are fnercffrl; and as
years passed away, he came to think of her
as garlaEded in the golden fruitage of Eng
land. -a.
This was the memory thut his friend sang
of, as they sat in the summer twilight,
years afterward, and talked of the faces
that had glimmered and faded in their ear
ly pathway. Now, of all the gled hearts
childhood had clustered together; only they
Two were left. Some slept in Jungle depths;
others in the forest shade, and beneath the
waving prairie grass. Some there were
who slept peacefully in the old chr e.r yutd
among these, the fairest and the best was
sweet Alice Ah, he could never have for
gotten that.
He had heard from the lips Of that DESC
late mother, ere she wen, to sleep beside
her darling, how patient and holy Alice had
grown; how she had passed away in her
saint like beauty; leaving messages that
none but ufond'a and yearnng heart can die
tate. Down in his yearning heart, deeper
than any other earthly being, he had laid
them, cherishing their beauty and greenness.
Many time had the spirit form of sweet
Alice risen before his eyes in all the beauty
Of that far off land he saw but dimly, and
he knew when that thing called life had
merged into immortality, he should meet
her again. aaes
Years ufterward, they laid Ben Bolt to
sleep by the side Of sweet Alice.'
Newark, N, J. te-
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WHO WANTS TO BE MARRIED?
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rhe most extraordinary book ofthe Nineteenth Gem
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Printed on tho finest par er, and illustrated in tho
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Glove rules the court. the camp, She grove,
For Love is Heaven, and Heaven is L0ve,"
So sang the Bard; yet thousands pine
For love-of life the light divine
Who, did they know some gentle charm,
The hearts of those they love TO warm,
Might live, might die, In bliss supreme,
Possessing all of which they dream.
The road TO WedOck would you know?
Delay not, but to ROND0UT go.
Time flies, aud from4Iis gloomy wings
shadow falls on living things,
Then seize the moments as they pass,
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While a II the future Is unknown,
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This is decidedly the most fascinating interesting
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Matrimony, and the duties and delights of Married
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conventionalism the happiness and eten the lives OF
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marriage. and wishes for an infalibIe
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No one viii ever regret the price paid for such an
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Bills of any of the specie paying banks in the Unit
ed States Or Canadas received ut par Gold dust ca
be sent from California.
All that is necessary for you to do is TO write letter
in as few words rs possible, inclosng ONE DOLLAR,
aud write the name, with the Pos-oiee, County, and
State, and direct to
PROF. RONDOUT, ruBLIsnER & AUTHOR,
No. 80 Forty ST., Y.
DEWITT & DAVENPORT, l61 Nassau st. are the
wholesale agents. .rt
Nov. Ism. 1000 Agents wanted.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF COURT

ON the 26th day of December, A. D. 1855.
" between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. A M and 4P M,
on the Premises in the township Of Rootsewn Portage
county, Ohio, viii be sold to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing Real Estate the property Of Warren Cotton
dec'd to wit; Situate IN the township of Rootstowh,
Portage county, Ohio, and bounded and described as
follows: Being part Of Lot No g In said townslp'
beginning at the line of said Lot No2, at the north
west corner of tract of land heretofore owned by
james Burr; thence running eastwardly parallel with
the south line of said Lot No 40 rods; thence north
wardly ami parallel with the west line of said Lot No
to land heretofore decided to Wm. Bcnton and now or
lately ownc! by Noble Bradshaw; thence westwardly
and parallel with the south line of said lot ITO rods to
the west line Of said Lot No q thence southwardly along
said lot line the place of beginning containing fifty
sir acres Of land, be the or less Subject 10
the dowcr esta te Of Susan Wool heretofore assigned
therein Snidpropery, subject to said dover is ap-
praised at aud will be sold upon the following
terms to wit One third down, and the balance in two
terest PAYABLE annially OTIS REED, Adm.
Nov 81 1875 4M Of Warren Cotton. deeensed.
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FRoM MRS. N. sIAM s. PARRISH,

If ~
Who epjoysa wide 2putation as Physician and
NURSE. She writes: ~ a.i using your Bacfs Amcfi.
can CompouDd'' in my ractice, for Nervous aad
the Datients' nerves, while relieving them Of hack
1ng and wearing cough. 1t also purihes ihe blood.
believe II sovereign remedy for all cases Of Nars-
case II Erysipelas and ound It the best thing had
ever Used. Half bottle gave full relief for the pres
eBt. The patsptis very anxious to have more; In
fact through the Recommendations OF those who have
used a. Ihaye had numerous calls for IT, Please
send me q box OF Your medicine, and WIN pay you
i0is Psa You may make what uso You pcase OF this
letter, as have waited for sure and certain results
TssfsGss oR & sEkor6tS 81 1; MaSy 81 isss
I: Mr. Thomas Gould, of Aurora, N. X, writes May
3d ls55 that his SON. aged three years, has been snf-
fering for more than year with an erupton resem-
ali nc popaiar medicines and different schools OF doc
tols says thai his was entirely cured wtho oetes
ofssBach's American Compopnda;. a Az 5El1isa l.es
Gent.;--I think yopr Bach 8 American compound
She most valuable Of medicines. My wife has been
cured BY II Of DerangemeHt Of her Ssomaeh, wn'ch
has afflicted her for years, and my daughtef nl an a.
farming Caaksrsd MeutA and Throat. My daughter
did not use half bottle, which cured her sntirsiy
Any Of the above persons named, wilianswer any
lquo''lo''"'' lqs" y N = = = no NVALiDs. ,ss
sifhIs Compound contains great healing element
a ACempesad Fluid Es.rass q 5sssa Drop Or cdaSsr ,.n
crefor scfofaas Consumption, HnInors Of the Blood
ana for ChFouic Inhamatton; and Is now for the hrs
time yss e ars re- faprnsssd pnSsSd to ony
ask one trial. Our medicine stands upon its oDH
.gy,onsach ms5 bottle he eaftcr will bear the as
sis;is ofP W r. Coventry & Co., as the large sale Al
ready reached renders Impossible 70 give Wlt!sei
signature 10 each bottle as was intended huy q e
A ii er bottle, OF six bottles for s5 and Of whole
sale by III. Ward, Close & Co., New York:
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DRUGS and .NEedicines.

DYES GROCERIES, BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY, TOILET Is soASSS ssSSS pp
&c., dsc. aAsfresh supply just tcceived from New
York by ISAAC SWIFT, at the brick store opposite
he court house. Ravenna July, 1855. I
HAMPDEN Mineral Green--A new and
IL durable article for blinds, &c, PARIS GREEN
white Sihc glue at all prices, prime anatte. CokcH
vARsIsH "a good afiiels for lOwprice at; sWlFisS
MACHINE Spread, Strengthening Plaster
M wedgewood moftars, wedgew0od tuRneis, bath
brick brick dust, spoBes from Sc te 90 per ounce
saits shaving cream, coogues, hair dyes, Oils ant
brushes, amberustFal6 Ear beauty Isyenderper
fame, soap cakes and bars, Transparent soap balls
Rayenna, July z, 1855 sWltfss Drag Store.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Pursuant to Published cali several OF the physi-
clans Of the county met and organized Portage
County Medical Association.
DR.. L. w. Trask Of Hiram was appointed chairman
pro tenn, and Dr. J. @. Willis Sec. pro TEN. ..,,
The association appointed several committees
which are expected 70 report at the next meetlng-
The association adjourned 10 meet again Saturday
the eth OF December, ai 10 A. M. at DR.. Belongs Of
dce the Post Office, az which time lie Constitu
tion and yLaws are 70 be adopted, and officers cleo
ted for the ensuing year Every regular physician in
the county is invited to attend.
J. G. WILLIS, Sect.
Rnvenna, Sat. Nov. IL, 1855 -3w-nvQ4.
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lsade A CARD.
DR.. G. NJ. Fitch, of New
aHvo York.

WILL LECTURE IN CLEVELAND,
w on Dec. 7th, where no will remain until Dec.
H1th, and where he may be consulted daily Sabbath
excepted at his rooms At the weddell House, from the
hours Of 2 TO ;, for PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA and all other diseases OF the Chest. Ia the
treatment o. which SYSTEM OF MECHANICAL AP-
PLiANCES, MEDICINAL INHALATloNS, and IN
IEknAL kEMEDIES, enables him to afford relief In
All cases where the diseases is not far advanced as
70 De beyond the reach ofremedes and Dr. Fitch fully
believes that In all cases where his plan Of treatment
docs not succeed, no other AFFORD relief. Dr..
Fitch may also be be consulted for CATARRH, BRON-
CHTIts, DYSPEPSIA FEMALE COMPLAINTS, and
all other diseases connected with predsposing to
Consumpon for the successful treatment Of which he
has earned so extensive reputation. Patients con-
suitng him on the present occasion, may continue TO
correspond with him In New York without further ex-
pense-1pthe would particularly request those wish
tng his advice TO call at as early day as possible, as
he frequently nnds itimpossible 10 give the necessary
attention to all who crowd upon him during the last
Few days Of his appointment.
Persons residing at distance, desiring to consult,
but unable 90 visit Dr. Fitch may do so by sending
full written statement OF their symptoms naming also
the treatment they have been pursuing. When II is
possiblehoweycr personal Interview and examination
Is altogether preferable,
Dec !, Ie55-l7-3W ~ rH ..r-
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Love VS.. THE MINISTRY .--aThe course
CT true love never did run smooth" A
young minister, attached to an old School
Presbyterian Church, in this city, has, for
some time past been paying his address to
d lady Of wealth, who resides in Virginia,
WIN, we understand, has been divorced, her
first marriage being q forced one. Themin-
is.er's congregation heard Of the intended
match; and meeting Of the trustees, or
proper officers was called to take the mat.
ter into consideration. The rule of the
ctftrch forbiddihg minister to marry with
a divorced woman, was pointed out to the
lover, and he was then asked to resign his
love and hope Of communal bliss. The min
lister after mature deliberation determined
to resign his place in the church, along
With IT'S salaf5j and cling to her TO whom.
no doubt, his hearts best affections had
been giyen.--PhilGdelphia Ledger. u
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The Oeni Letter.

The following is contributed BY "Dave p
of the Columbus (Ohio) post ofiice:-
During my term Of services at the gener-
al delivery of this Office, it was my custom
upon receiving dead letters from Washing
ton City, to make list Of the names of the
persons to whom they were addressed, and
stick it up in the lobby Of the ofice, with a
notice, "Call for Dead Letters.''
One day an elaborate specimen Of Erin's
sons, whose brawny fist and round shoulders
seemed to denote construction with an
eye single to American railroads, lounged
into the Office, and up to the board contain
ing the aforesaid list. He looked at it a
moment, and burst into tears. spoke t.
him through the window, and asked MIN
what was the matter.
"Oh! Mr.. Postmaster, I see ye have q
daid letther for me. spect me seester in
Ireland's daid, and it's not wake since ]
sint her tin pound note to come TO A
meriky wid-and kin we tell me how long
she's bin daid, Mr.. Postmaster!..'
asked him his name, found the "let-
ther," and after request from him to trade
it, sir, and rade it aisy if you Place" open.
ed il, and told him not to cry; that his sis
ter was not dead, bat that it was letter
written by himself, and directed to "Mi-
chael Flaherty, Boston, Chicago"
"And is Michael dai id, Mr.. Postmaster!"
"No, guess not" said I. 1850.
"Well, who is daid, sir.'
Iexplained to him that letters not taken
from the Office to which they were address
ed within certain time, were sent to what
was called the Dead Letter Office Ut Wash
ington City, and from thence il containing
anything valuable, to the persons who wrote
them.
God bliss ye for that, sir, but Michael
lives in Chicago"
| told him would not dispute that, bnI
Boston and Chicago wore two distict cities
and the letter was addressed to both, and
that Boston being the first named, it hat
been retained there, and his friend had no
received it. 4
"Sure and / thought Boston was in Chi
caga; and that's what ye call daid letther
is it! Faith and thought it was Bridge
snd not the letthcr, was daid. Ye see, Mr.
Postmaster, Michael he writ home to the oil
folks that he lived in Chicago, that he hat
marrieda a nice American lady, that she wa
sea-cook on steamboat, and that the,
called her nager. So whin started fo
| Amerky, the ould modder, Michaers mod
der, she gave me these illegant rings. 9Th
letter contained pair Of ear rings,) to Civ
lfichaei's wife for a prisint When we land
ed at Boston, wrote Michael the letther
tould him / was going to Columbus to live
put on the same -Michael Flaherty, Boston
Chicago, and put 10 the post--and sure her,
LII is, and Michael's sea-cook nager niver go
/ it, Bad luch to the ship that fetched me q
Boston, Mr. Postmaster"
"After Offering to "trate me for the trou
bile" be had caused me, he LEFT, and ever #
ter, when he mailed q letter, he brought il !,
me 10 put on the address, ssbecause he did'a
understand these daid letthers. "-41ta Year
among tie MAJ Bsgs.
Iaga s II Va tA {
O. Industry must prosper a the maj
avid when holding the shabys while hiswife
chopped wood. d isas
I as1sk q 6 n - sttS Il sss&s sss
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A celebrated bsngman in England, show
ing tire gallows attached to Newgate ,observs
ed to the bystunders that he hung twenty
persons at one time. Some one suggested
that it was too small. "Oh, no, bless you.l
twenty five people would swing onthat very
comfortably!
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l.SMIEI,S ADY,S,

COUGH REMEDIES. Halls Balsam,
Jaynes do, Sellers cough Syrup, Locoeks Polmonic
Wafors, Wyneoops Iceland Pectoral, Brants Pnlmo-
nary Balsan, Mitchells Syrup Ipecac, Hives Syrup,
Cough candies, Ayers Cherry Peetoral, Swaynes
wild cherry, Ginseng Panacea. Halls cough Remedy,
Rogers Liverwors and Tar, Faulkner's Elixir, Denigs
cough Balsam, Fogers olosorain, Cod Liver oil,
Jacksons Syrup, &c, &C., at
4 Nov. IN, 1855. ,s Swifrs Drug Store.
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UsIosor rwo STATES. Gov. Wsightof
Indiana, last year married alady Of Ksntncs
ky. Tie papers inform us shs has recenily
produced twins--a boy and girl; one lIas
been named Kentucky and the othsslndi-
ana.