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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-12
X. FRENCH.
IxA WILL Il CO.

HAMILL Il CO.
nEAlEEtr in Groceries and Produce and Forward
- ing and Commission Merchants, 50 Main street
between "a and 3d. keokuk, Iowa.
Would call the attention of the citizens OF this city
and Country Merchants TO their large and we'll Sc
lected stock Of Groceries. They have Of the lar
gcst stocks offered in this place, Of NIL such
tcles usually kept III Grocery establishments
and Will sell on the most reasonable terms. They
feel confident from their long experience and a de-
termination To give strict personal attention 10 busi
ness, that they viii merit liberal share Of custom
noy2Sdw
A PPLES.--400 BIB 3 apples of excellent quality
1 n and great number of choice flavor for sale by
nov2Sd HAMILL d co.
T,LOUR! Flour.-L'ustomers can rely upon getting
IL Quincy, Bentonsport and Birmingham Flour
regularly at SO, Main street
noy2sd HAMTIL 4 co.
4 yOLDEN SlRt PIN kegs and half bbs. Bel
~ cher's Sugar House Syrup, in kegs and half
bbls Raisins in boxes, half boxes and quarters
noy2sd HAMILL d co.
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
~ 0BERT0P, No. -, Main street, has just
~. ceiyed large and complete assortment Of
Fancy Goods, Toys. Musical Instruments Shot Guns,
sell at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
cheap for cash. c. oBERT0P.
Keokuk. Oct. 30, 1855 d
Fall styles.
WE have Just received our Fall styles of Ladies
w Velvet Cloth, and Silk 0loaks, Taimas and
Visettes; also of Brocha and Plaid Shawls.
sep27dAw WOODWARD l. co.
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InR AAI4I..

LN0R SALE-6t0 acres Of choice land within fou
4 miles W. the city SMITH & NANsICkLEN
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FJllREE lots together 9th street. Terms easy
4 Apply to
hoy2t SMITH & yANSBkLEN
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OR SALE.

- n FEET front Second street, with buildings;
" rents for $500. Apply 70
nay24 SMITH & YANSICKLEN
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LN0k SALE.--A farm containing EOS acres, 1870
l. under fence, 1 mile- from the city the plank
road. Possession given the Ist Of March next. APP
ply io noY2t SMITH a NANSIChLEN
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-Q0 DOLLARS can b bad on snort time .by APP
COO plying 20 SMITH }ANrICkLEN
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4 HOUSE and lots Second street. apply to
n noy24 SMITH K NANSICkLEN.
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A FRESH invoice 81 HAS and Cans 70 trade FIR
City property. Apply -
moves SMITH A EAN@ICKLEN
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leo ACRES u Land in Washington county, four
i w miles FROM the County Seat, be had Tor
seven dollars Pr acre. Apply seon T.
not24 SMITH NANStChIEN
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229 Acres If Land, 90 under cultivation. near Ga
MARCO. Terms, one third cash, balance in one, two
and three wears. Apply t.
SMITH 4 NAN~ICkIEN
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4 nor saba npuse aud tot on Main street.
L0y14 SMITH Il NAN-ICkLEN
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GEE >sI.I3,
pGR SALE,

90 4, cl by = on First Street, between Main Joh
SON. Also House and Lot, corn, Of First and job
ron. Applv to SMITH q NAAsICkLEN.
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LDH >ALE~3g feet front on Main street. Apply
4 IL n0r24 SMITH & NANSICkLEN
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L'0B SALI.-lo acres Of nnl under cultivation one
l. mile from The city. Apply to
novel SMITH j NANSICkLEN.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-08-29

HyHE subscriber offers for sale piece or parcel
of land, situate in Susquehanna township,
Cambria county, containing II acres more or less,
about four acres cleared, with two story plank
house. frame stable, and other out buildings, there
on erected. There is an orchard Of about so choice
apple trees, grated, and about 80 choice peach
trees in thriving condition, mostly bearing fruit
There is never failing spring of water within
two rods of the house.
The above land is situated within one mile OF
Cherry Tree borough, and being well timbered
with Pine and Oak, offers inducements for luin-
bering.
Persons wishing information on the above, can
have it by addressing the subscriber.
JACOB A. BRETH.
Newman's Mills, August %, 1s55.4sm-
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..,.,uts sx,,,so ,,an h., ,wbo would thus secretly
,r;ta and binding each other IN the spirit of
mutual distrust. BY solemn and Illegal oaths,
70 carrv ont q great public purpose and to pro-
dnce a preat political revolution. In tyrani-
,al countries. where political intolerance and
versecution proscribes men for liberal opinions,
sucb combinations are sometimes necessary
but always dangerous for the cause of freedom.
Rut Il was left for Democratic country, in a
Democratic and liberal age, for men thus to
conspire in favor of political intolerance and
prosecuting bigotry. To the pure minded
men who have thus erred and strayed away,
do we submit these considerations for their
action. hoping that they will yet return to
correct views, and sustain the cause of repub-
lican liberty by jealous opposition to the
pernicious principles and intolerant discipline
of this new and dangerous faction.
Before we conclude this appeal to your reason
and your patriotism, we must invite your atten-
tion to the subject of domestic slavery. With
that institution Pennsylvanians have nothing to
do. In the exercise of a wise philanthropy, we
have long since, abolished it. But because we
have exerted our sovereign power over it, we must
not endeavor to control sister States in the regu
lation of the subject. If we entertain sentiments
adverse to its introduction, we must not propagate
those opinions at the cost of the domestic tran
guilty of other States, at the risk of perilling
our common Union. 1t would not become free
men TO be involved in inappeasable discord, for
the sake of a small number of slaves, whose con-
dition we cannot change. The Constitution was
the result of many adjustments and compromises,
and with it we have secured domestic tranquility.
private prosperity and public liberty, Time will
reveal the end and purpose of this stitution CT
slavery existing in some of the Stabcs OF this Un-
ion but while we live under the Constitution, we
mus. abide by its provisions and its solemn COM
A Late hv
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HEAD QuARTERs Sd Brig. 18th Div. r. NJ
The volunteers attached TO the Sd Brig. 18th
Div. z. NJ viii assemble for parade and drill IN
the Borough of Ebensburg, on Tuesday the 18th
day of September next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ pre-
cisely. f IT,,
Captains Of companies upon their arrival will
report to Lieut.. J.. A. Blair.
By order of Col. McDcrmit-
JOSEPHy DUNLAP, Adj't
Ebensburg, August 20, 1856. -
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GEORGE HUNTLEYy
Wholesale and Retail,

Tin, Copper, and Sheetiron ware nanuhactufor'
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Eb-
II ensburg and the public generally, that be
has purchased the Tin Shop, formerly carried on
by Messrs Davis, Evans q Co.. and will contin-
ue to carry on the business in all its various
branches, wholesale and retail His wares will
be made of the very best material, and in the
most workInanlike manner Repairing of all
kinds done on the shortest notice, for cash.
ALSO.-Honse Spouting made and put up to
order on the lowest terms, for cttsh
Also on hand and for sale, large assortment
Of Cook and Parlor stoves, Tor coal or wood, Di-
ming room stoves, Egg stoves, &c.
Also large assortment of CRATES and fire.
brick, for Cooking stoves, Coal buckets. Shovels
pokers, smoothing irons. &C. &C., ail,of which
viii be sold low for cash.
Tin-shop and wareroom in part Of the building
formerly occupied by George Herncame. hack oi
the : Democrat & SentncF' Office
a5r All orders promptly attended TO-
Eheusbairg. February -. ls55.-lv,
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July is. 1856.

Cambria County IS saf- 5<t*t q
TIE OonsaonscedlM Of Pennsylvania, TO The heirs
and LegM representatives IF George Wefscl late
Of Canemassyt o, aud also 70 George Murray
Erecutm Of said deceased:
GREETING:
We command you, and every Of you, that you
do in your own proper persons appear before our
Judges at Kbensburg, at cur Orphans Court there
OF be held on Monday the third day of September
next, at one o'clock, P. M. to answer George
Sheaffer in the matter of hispetition for decree
to enforce the Specific performance of a contract
entered into with the said George Weisel tor the
sale of certain real estate, in Conemaugh town.
ship: and herein fail not.
Witness the Honorable George Taylor, Pres-
dent of our said Court, at Ebensburg, the ninth
day Of July A. d. 1855.
w. C. BARBOUR, Cl'k.
July Is, 1855
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A Valuable business stand for Rent
aA Tunnel Hill. M

HyHE Subscriber being about TO move to his
u farm offers to rent the property at pres
ent occupied by him, and used as Store and
Tavern. 1t is a rare chance for those wishing to
make money, as it can be leased for one or more
years.
Possession can be given or before the LIST of
November next. Apply to the Subscriber on the
premises.
n. B.-Those wishing to save money will DO
well to give call as intend Selling the Stock
ON hand at greatly reduced prices. My Stock
consists of a general assortment of goods, such as
usually kept m country Stores,
WILLIAM d. HURD.
August 8, ls55.-6t
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Manufacturer and Dealer in all Kinds Of Cigars,
Snuff, Chewing and Leaf Tobacco. Montgom-
cry st., Hollisdaysburg, Pa
Ionstantiy on hand, a fine and well selected
~ stock of Spanish. and half Spanish cigars,
at the lowest possible prices. All articles sold at
this establishment are warranted to be what they
are represented. 81
August 8, 1S55.-ly.
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JOHN PARKE'S
JOnnstOwn Marble Works,
Franklin Street, nearly opposite the new Metho-
81 chu~ch. ohn PA rl-.Slf

-lI"'I d1st Churohs 5ohnttoWns IA. y
MONUMENTS. Totnbs, Grave Stones, Maar
2Nl tells, Table, and Bureau tops, manufactured
of she most beautiful and finest quality of fossifn
and domestic marble, always on hand and made
TO order cheap as they can be purchased in the
East, with the addition of carriage. Fssn long
experience in the business and strict attention
thereto, he can assure the public that all orders
will be promptly attended to and the work finish
ed in the best and most handsome manner surnish
ed 10 order and delivered at any place desired
ALSO, Grindstoncs of various grits and sizes,
suitable for farmers and mechanics Sold by
wholesale or retail.
G|~For the convenience of persons residing in
the east and north Of the county, specimens may
be seen and orders left with Stephen Lloyd, at
his cabinet warerooms in Ebcnsburg.
Purchasers ars invited to examine stock and
prices. Ijune 20. 1855.
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A IL. persons indebted to the firm Of George
IN Murray. or George Murray * Son. arc here's
by notified. that the notes and accounts Of said
firms have been placed in hands for coliections
and that. unless payment lie made Immediately.
suits will be brought 70 enforce it.
JOHNSTON 4 MULLEN
April II, 1S55.-tf.
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Hyhe undersigned, intending to leave this Coun-
il ty, has left all the accounts, notes, &c, of
Forsyth g. Co., and j. B. Craig in the hands of
Jos. Miller, of Jefferson, for collection Persons
knowing themselves indebted, win please caa ON
him Immediately and make settlement. a
-x j. b. CRAIG.
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Nofice.

Notice.
mo all whom it may concern. Those knowing
/ themselves indebted to the Subscriber By note
or book account, will please make payment ON or
before the 18th of September next. Those ne
glectng this notice must not complain if costs are
added 20 their accounts after the above mentioned
date.
WILLIAM D. HURD:
Tunnel Hill. August 8. 1S55.-6t.
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JUSTICE 0FTHE PEACE and SCRfVENER,
- Cearfield township, Cambria county, Penna-
Collections and other business viii be promptly
attended TO. sSIkI
May 8, 1884 tt $50
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Cambria County SIS:
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania TO the heirs
and Legal representatives of George Weisl late
of Conemaugh tr deceased:
80 is q GREETISG:
We command you, and every of you, that
you do in your own proper persons appear before
our Judges at Ebensburg, at an Orphans Court
there to be held on Monday Sd day Of September
mex. at one o clock p. M. 10 answer George Muir
ray, in the matter of his petition for decree to
enforce the Specific performances of contract en-
terrd into with the said George Weisel for the
sale of certain real estate. in Conamaugh town
ship and herein fail not. s. 8 s i
Witness the Honorable George Taylor, .Presi-
dent of our said Court at Ebensburg, the ninth
day of July, A. ID. 1855.
July 1s, 1855. 3s,s,.r
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emadea wli
sell the East Plain Gold
: Main Street
July 81
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FoR PKEsERviSe FsEsH fRvirs, TOMATOES
&c; By Hsmeticd Sealing. .AThese Cans, which
are sealed by the House-keepers without the and
Of timer, and open easily without injury % the
can, are rapidly coming into general tise- Full
directions for putting up fruit accompanying the
cans and the work is 50 easily performed, that
by their use, every family may have fresh ffsiit
and tnmatoes on their tables all winter, at SUM
mer prices.
PRUES.-Pint Cans $500; Quart 50 so;
Half Gallon So so; Three Quarts 81 20; Gal
Ions 100 per dozen. The different sizes nest,
in order to secure economy in transportation--
Country Storekeepers viii find this new article
one Of ready sale Manufactured and sold by
W ARTHUR, BURNf1AM & co. 3
m No. 60 South TENTH st, pHlLAD'A.
July 25, 1s55.-3m. es'1 - e
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NEW GOODS.
FIRE. FIRE!! FIREg.I

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally, that he has
removed his stock of merchandise, since the late
"rIRE," to the room formerly occupied by Kane
& McColgan, where he has Just received and opcn-
which were selected with an eye DO the wants Of
this community, and will be sold slower than tho
lowest" for cash or approved country produce
JOHN M,COY-
Jefferson, June c, 1855. ststs7s Yg5fa s
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wanted, 800 Active Young Men.
To act as local and travelling agents in busi
ness easy, useful and honorable. ut q
SALARY OF 500 PER MONTH.
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Tunnel Hin, August s, Is55.-st.
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H. WHITE.


August %, 1855
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BANANA. Leghorn, Empire, Magyar, Palm
and in fact every variety and style Of fashion
able Hats, for sale cheAp,a
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

For EuRoPE The steamer North Star, Captain
Wemack, left this port on Saturday for HAVE via
Southampton She carried out one hundred and
stven passergea full freight, and tIs $50 in specie
NAVAL he United STATES fngats Independence
Cant Josiah Tainal arrived A. San Francisco, 1911
MI. from Cailao. Her officers and crew were all
well.
Tie Urited States soop-ofvar Decstur CAPT er
fett sailed flom San Frabc ECO On The 7sh It., on
cru.se.
Tie revenue cutter Vim. l.. Marcy Csp' Cor
rsl rsieG from san Francisco on the tn at, on
cruisc.
The United Stats s'cop-of-war Yaudaiia, Capt
pope sailed from Tam for [ hna Oh the 24h OF July,
eli vel
The Cnted States surveying ste amer John Haaco' X
Csrt. Stevens wa. 10 sail RON Hskokai on the 9Th
Of June cru sc.
Tie Navy Department have late adyices from the
ffcAie CCusifilstiou now 10 the Mediterranean. uudcr
The coumaLd of Capt. Ben. She arrived at Gbr4l-
,sr on 'he 9h cf September from FsysL Sn3e leay.
z Faytl those on tbi, hip hsd been remarkably
hes'ty. She vas to have EFF on the l5ia nlt for
Sonia.
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TIE WEATHER AND THE CHASCE.-ttl2 T. VI. OF
We sue.d,y TO- hs tepers,ure became eq1rsted 'ad
,ir usd IN that Until A. 81 Of Tsur'dsy a. 81 20 81
drrsioo ,isit consecutive houIs; szan hom A. 81 vi pf
NJ 81 Ga &c e. eisht ca's ho9ri s9An t'h o''
49, toll MAC, The tsnpsrit7re falling rspily
>, g. eb1h ~. III tsgpersurs o. A5 Ts-n rss9i1i 'a
=, nov IA Ia high aimspdee IRON tOf5 }
AZ : 49, III r,s 3 r II. the temperature w@ ssan
ruEbrstsa from ~ 20 'hHee. esn'ess,iV- s5s . .na
- - - $3.50 n ri II T. v, irom ~ % ~. seven
e,-. I~-..- al rdcstioE ccrt;nuet scn-s o. saTfh
=. si,t.ut pests OF the ssh. sa-e Lsanint -.
1893, .a, a 81 q hgrsisy IL .fs r9 10 TIE W. 5 W.
- 10 srrcfhc currsrt Of considerable brssdta SIS
.nirs Ia The hss Ssphe's n Ice extending hon soa'
: n y ~ a5r e. T., oGnEg post.5rs Ct tss tinr
T.rsc By The slui b. IA eI' Ansrs ,sotsd tSe go, %
$50 ,gu.s sDt - urdsg o. e.cc iho v ps-s
80 r,,bsl minimum u 81 tsIn fi c,-s o. rs daneS
ts.nty G tnesy sc'r H7s h,T BOA 'A
nc. tsiDsrCr.t. = SeSANA
Bs,&ls. B,ysi., Q - -. To-
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RELIEF OrNoRFoIK AND PORTSMOUTH

A. meeting Of the General Relief committee, held
onssatuday, Oct -, 1855, VIM. II. Macy, Esq.
treasurer, reported the amount Of money received TO
p. NJ Of Saturday at forty.one Thousand eight hun
ared and twenty seven dollars forty-ive cents iu-
Guiding fOuf hundred dollars snd sixty-one cents iron
tie citizens Of the city of Eliz .betntown, N > by
VIM j. Magic, in addition TO one hundred and TIRES
tuns h teen hundred and twenty pounds Of ice, gen
cIously contributed by TIE kncs erbocker Ice con
pppy. and three large of childrens clothing
from the Brooklyn Female Employment society.
value three hundred dollars; also bill of lafing OF
some packages OF wine from donor whose name has
20; been reported.
On motion OF CAtEs o. HnTEiD, E'q ,it vas
RrtoIred That uiie hundred cols b. RENTED ~ Norfolk,
ard six hund Portsmouth the o. he orphin'
On motion Of JosEPH b. CoLLINs, Esq, IL was
Reolred That twentyone hundred dolsv be RENTED 20
Norfolk and fourtl huudled do Portsmouth for general
relief
Tie following resolution was offered by ROBERT
GRACE Esq.:
Hss,red That the members Of the e1mulee or pers'ns
bdug books OF Inscription be requested 10 han The a Ia -
ess a. pos,ibe u the treasurer Wm acy E, Ia offef
thst & rspo may be made. Adopted
Oh mo Jon Of RoBT. GRACE, Esq, the committee
-.aa
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a-d to f,s .Isas, 81 s.ays aP,o sns esf' s1s
thai your spConine4t Tek 90 deceive ne puohc
Knowing th. your Opinions ypoa the important qresnons
involved ths spPrOaehcg election tShstrscf hy NJ se
.e uthse5 by b oo BY eesrs tot poiuea
preference ard TIA, have wsY aa2poveo OF toe 'sass
a. the KsrsssNehr.ss act indaced 70 asa hos tN tas
you- =. -
An ,nswsr desired yuur eaies, convenience, a otter
tat suv Impressions tha have abros1 may
- corrected. an, veiy truly. yours, &c, - . ,.,,
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CITY ITEMS.

NEw-YoRx HISTORICAL Socurr.-Tds kewf~k
Rhetorical Society propose to lay. with appropriate
oeremany, on Wednesday, the nth day OF Oct INST.
al 81 O'Clock p. NJ, the cornerstone Of their library
ed.fce. on Second avenue and Eleventh street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15

The New York Harmonic Society win give Sares
at Dodwcrths Academy, No. 500 Broadway, %
Monday evening, Oct. Is. The frst part will consist
Of Spring. from the ors,orio Of TIE Scaso ss-ths
principal paris by J. W. Alden, J. A. johnson. Ms
II. S. Brsinerd The second part viii be miscei
IsneOus and sung by Miss Brainsra, Mira. Jsmson.
Mr.. johnson and Mr.. Nash
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NIBlos.-The American opera Of Rip vsa wnks
continues to attract at this ayoTite place OF suuss
mcDt 1t improves upon repetition, and will be give.
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