davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11
G.. W. Sanders.
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
MAIN STR EE1', Bet. Ord and 4th Streets.
kElkUk. IOWA.


kEIkUk. IOWA.
THE ~ ders'gned has now in
l. his w are Rooms, and de-
signs keeping constantly on band
a we'll selected assortmelr-of all kinds OF Fur
uifure embracing MARBLE TOP DRESSl NC.
and plain Bureaus; hne and plain Sofas; fine and
PLAIN centre III card Tables; cane al and wind
scr Chars, rocAing Chairs OF every description
from plain wooden seat, to the finest hair cloth
stuffed Sc at; plain and fancy turned cottage Bed
seads 81 the latest styles; Lounges sc. vi
Looking Glasses OF all sizes !; clocks, carpet
ings, floor and door mattings, floor and table oil
cloths, mattresses feather busters carria age trim.
mings, window shades and trimmings, aud every
other article usual, kept in my line OF business.
Part of my stock was made under my own SUI
peryisien, and the rest bought from manufacior.
les OF high standing, so that can warrant every
article for durability and finish of wor kmanship.
Ny object "a TO establish permanent business
here, and mol Oh the Peter Funk principle; and
as an ndncencnl 10 persons 10 purchase Of me, j
attn resolved TO sell "a. the lowest st Louis prices.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. ] will always take pleasure in show
ing furniture TO Ladies and Gentlemen who cali
on me, WHITTIER they feel inclined TO buy or not
may 81 '51-tf q. W. SAN DERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11

IINPARALlELED Rnsh Tor Life Of r. r.
Y -Baruan. By himself.
Ida MAY. BY Mary angdon
Trn Nlsht, N Bar Room, RytT s Arthur
a Book of surprising interest. Tda Norman
nv Mrs. Lincoln Phelps, Of patarsco Institute,
Maryland \. GRAHAM & CAVES,
Jan. |, 1850 FL Street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11
l.. enSNanIE. Grn. b. sMrrH. ~ oo.xAsLr.
CONNARIE. ANITH Il 90.
y ""'es"ir "fe'ers, aeaieFs IN tennessee frsnt
forwarding aad Commit. sIoa Nerehants.

CIV tH fhH'ss<F trSHr
Cemmiss1ea Merchants,
and IS Leyre,
< the following, completing
which they ofier to the trade
hey Will do justice tot any or
/ ell with
90 ne sts tubs,
/, 10 ioz tar buckets,
ed, 80 slGz 1lnc w4shboatas.
20 boxes clDths pms,
loo coils p'anl,ia rorc,
& - q inte a
rs tioz hemp and besl
10 suris,
500 boxes wind W glass,
do asst sIzes Il brands,
les. 10 boxes tutnbltrs,
90 txspt, lfpt n q haskA
. 5eefeohS n ceases ia4Giso
essk prime lpadlef,
i, 6lh.s alum.
so "a G operas,
co s sacks pepper,
y = tplCss
n J % bexes gre. Pepper and
pstaentpi
rye bates en YES,
! case Mt mcgs,
80 boxes gre gtger,
ss 2sG04 stssf peas deFs,
es, 10 b5is asfi sll4ds nuts.
ris 60 hu ttssh pea nuts.
~ bales eDitfln hating,
30 - candle wica,
y, - bags eotton yarn,
ia 80 = eeluied and " hite
rel carpet cflsin,
sc bales wrapping Irvine.
G. 30 boxes ST. LOUIS starch
20 = starch,
80 dez Ihoma>' oy sters,
leo boxes cInay,
200 kegs rife and mining
bow der,
isu d wood buckets,
es, 20 900 feet fuse,
20 eases H. and nj h cln
rstef powder,
sh, loo boxes matches,
30 boxes INK,
loo bags shot. all stses.
2 tons bar lead,
600 VI g b caps,
100 VI water proof do
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11
Mckee ~ IirniicrHnau =
LIVERY STABLE.

fINHlS stable, situated oil Third street between
l. Main and Boudfau sleeels, j. Ia re ard COM
modious and especially filled NJ ana adapted Tor
The business, and the under signed are anpiy pfe-
paied % accommodate their Trends and TIE pub
he generally. with saadie Horses nuGeiee. and
Carriages a. reasonable rates They also Keen
Horses by the day, week, or month
SAML MCKEE.
w. TIMBERM
keaAnk. Oct. u ISL II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11
Just keceiYCSI.

DIRECT from the MAJ utacior, az Dawson,
~ Warren & Hide, arse and ell assorted
si@ck Of Gold Pens, ranging from ih~ largest 81
hcf down TO the fuest pointed Ladies Pen The
reputation Of The mauuiaetors guarantee
enough for The quality.
Also some lihe Cold Pencils with Pens
q NJ HUSTON
Jan. -, 80. a&ws
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11
Meat Market,

INu0MAS GROSS notifies tho }lsbric that ne
viii open Mea' Stall on II s,,eei. IN the
house Of /. ". Johnson, adjoining lie coffin
ware room, where lie hopes 70 receive SHARE oil
public patton &C. IHOS CROSS.
Feb. 90 1856 dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11

THE BEST MD FUNNIEsr MAG Aims
i AND PAPERS 10 the world, Comprising
the bsst Tales Sketches Poetry. aud the most
Imaginable Jokes ever produced by human wit.
Yankee Notions OF Writings of lonathan's
jack knie; Pictorial Picayuue. i,an.cn Punch;
Brother JONAH ali; Dutchuau; Know Nothing
Almanac. &c GRAHAM & CAVE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11
C.. ouERTop.

Y FEPS a-stack of FamIl, Groceties averlety o
IL Toys.aI @an assol tment tT Musicai Instri-
ntnts, for sale on Main stree, BET ~ean second
aud thild. Iaar2s's3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11
Carey l. kiIbourRe.

n RECT Importers AMI Dealers - CiHa
IL Glass, ard Queensu are, have Just receIved
per Ocean Steamer, Geo. PEABODY Srentg frt
crates If well assorted Crockery ware, wfich
They citerto County Dealers at Terry low prices.
They also have in store .or the CITY trade,
Dinner and Tea sets Of China TIA Eatuen-1yafe
complete, sand Lamps side Lamps, banging
Lamps, Chandeliers, Globes, and Chianeys.
Fluid hnfnig Lamps Lanterns Locking glasses.
Tamhers, Molasses Cans, lars Britfahia-ware.
and large ard web elected III of vail paper ,
all Of Which they offer 10 the CITY trade low.
keokuk. Jan. 1885. iyd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11
All the world is aiding the Life and Beauties =
Ear

TUE reader vii fiu1 tlas work possesses u .
same attractive features that chsracIeri1s
oil her PROT ari,ous. They are alternately witty
and pathetic. caasiic snd soothing, sparkling
IN pensive. I'M GRAHAM & CAVE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11
1850 1855.
NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE,
REID. SHIELDS co

{ Al The old Stand II Fofsfy Alheiso & Shi. hts
NJ -, Ma.H Street, hEOKJk, IOtI- A.
DEALERS IN
Dry Goo6s straw Goods, and Notions.
w j. wcula inform the Merchants Of Iowa.
w that W. have large ana elegant ,,scl. az
Coos, suitable Tor tins seasons trade, and viii
sell ia m 10 ash CT prompt time buyers as low
as they can purchase them IN the west. We are
daily .celvfg, and vs. III continue ia e eeve al
dI'ions to our stock a The season advances.
Dress Silks
H. great variety and iatest patterns.
REID, SHIELDS x O
March 30, 1855 a2mwiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11
Saddles aHssi Harness.

NuoLgs SIR ANn RfrAlI.
a. j. II. TURNER has purchn<sG
~ .Nk> TIE entire stoek ~ $ r. 90
fTAll1s&, rich * Go. aud will carry 1T ne
kLSzAxaN business Of saddle and harnese
nianiug IN al IL hranches 80 the
shop formerly occupied bs {. TrimbIe, NJ s6
Nam Street
His stock c~usiets Of the b. ST ma'erial 70 ~
found u the ciBcttnail market ata h. ran cfFti
Inducements ofhe trade ellc4 at whoieaal. or
retail
WHIPS.
W. hes also every y eef Whips, witch car
be bad al Wholesale io~er thar nyahcre elss
10 this CITY.
Pariieuis Intention gneuio FtrAiNrsc. Jot
vii BE don the shortest notice, aud NJ 300
style.
Keekuk, Feb. -, 1885. dswfy.
Ieauessee iton
IA T. are now IecefyILg,in sdd,tion 10 our pres
w ent stock oil Iron sna Bisfssm,ib Tools. -
foctly Gon the manufacturers. 10 tons sssxte1 81
Bar lion which !. W III be hhle II give our
customers the bc,e eft OF the recent decline III Ill
market also so slabs assorted sizes Flew Steel
70 which he attention Of ue acrs aba black NTH
is-disected. Feeling dssirous of eularginr TN )
brunch 9 our hsine arc prepared 10 ufer til B
necessary iadueemen To Customers IL accom. us i
the anne. G0NNABLEs s0iYlH ~ co.
NAVE TIE PIECES.
UoDGsON's Diamond Cement will stick -, IN
III together sothatthey will stay and no mistake
Call al AYRES', corner OF Third and Main street !,
and get a bottle. july "a dawl
PROF. -. J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
NH}L have never known any other McGie1ne
w win so large share of public confidence
III so short q time, IS this has done. II has M {
been mote than year since We first heard Of H.,
and II now stands at the head OF allIemc aies OF
the kind leicester Herald.
Vel ma, the sciior say this, Cor the Intrinsic
merit OF the compound has enable d the proprietor
TO sell within the past ten months IN the cities
of 81. Louis aud New Yof4 more than hum
dred Thousand acilarg worth OF certificates iron.
the intelligent and gentlemen OF national icputs-
ZION, of winch t,ie following is enc:
Carlyle, Ill. June II, 1883.
have used Prof. o. }. Woods Hair kestora
tive, and have admired its wonderful effect. NJ
hair was becoming, l thought, prematuieiy
gray, but by the Il his ssHestoratiye,' II has
resumed ITS original oolors and, have no laabt
permanently
sy dney Hfeese, FIX Senator United states,
Also circulars which can be had Of the Agents
II. Il. AYnEs. .ss. -,
GiIaIoRE & rieKFNSy. (
Keokrix. l0Sa. lime 2S sb4--fut "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11

GRAHAM a. CAVE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Books, Stationery, Paper nangingS, &C.
KEQKuk, IOWA

AEsSRS. GRAHAM CAVE, would fespec !
wi fully announce 10 then itlends aHd the PUB
TIC, that they have epebea large stock 81 Books
mo stationery, in Grahants Pulling. - SECOND
street. one door north If the Poet once The
stock comprises yali. d assortment OF miscella-
neous, classical, school, and music hookSs To
which addition. ere mate cimp<t daily b.; receipts
IRON the principal publ shing houses is the UAi
ted states, Of II new and popullr looks. Paf-
ehasers will find or osr shelves many choice a.
umes III elegant bindings. suitable for PRESENTS
afsoA great variety ut bcanftul arirlcs Of fancy
ststicsefrs expressly for the city trade. Ne Ia
rite the atteutton of eouutrg merchants ana all
buyers. IL will be oaf constant 20 give oul
customers entire sati&faction.
July BID.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11
Paicnl Metallic Burial t,aseS,
irenlnr Eaws

4 SMALL loi OF large SIZES insi received b.
~ BALDWIN, EVANS & co.
Narcll3, 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11
Imneriant 10 Lnlldcr.

Important TO Builders
THE Model Architect, SERIES cf original de-
J. signs for cottages, villas. slbur ban res licences
&c, accompanied by explanations and estimates.
GRAHAM & CAVE
ApriI a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11

u n - + r. T A X i r
CORNER JOHNSON THIRD STREETS,
( 'ARRlEN Oh Tie h5sihe Of UDAer- yr-x--
- Ia ing IN al IFS branches He his ~-sa1-4N~
recently made extensive additions 10 his stock
aud perfected his arrangements Ia every depart
H.eHl.
Patent Metallic Burial CascS,
iinpervous 10 air and indestruciibie, highly or
nsmenled and Invaluable FOR the preservation Oh
the dad, as Wen coflifs OF every style aae
finish furnished 10 order
Hearses aud carriages furnished, and he en-
lire arrangements q The funeral atteadeJ TO
y hen rrqurst.
heokuk, April T., le13 liz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11
Blacksniths' Tools,

bIaCKSmlthS TOOLS,
TX ASSORTED sizes Armit7ge NJ. H. Anyils
- y 30 pr bellows from so TO SO inches
80 Solid box wees. ass'd sizes
dozen lilac smiths hufresses
90 farrier knives
20 DO as sd files and rasps
6 do screw plates, all sizes
cask hand and sledge hammers
MISSOURI IRON.
'oo'ons ess'd iron Of every sizeI
30 do do pIow steel
1000 lbs No. cast German and English Blists
stesl
Al of which offered to Hercha- & and black
smiths at the Lowest pngc anison u { best terms
AS to the quality of the hon mol nece ss1fy
10 SPEAK as it Is uuq ue ationabIe.
THoS. j. RICE n co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11
III W IlKFpAu ITCH

nEALEki In Watches, CLOCKS, Fancy and VaTie+
IL ty Goods, Musical Instruments, and TOYS @
All Einh Natchcs s, Clocks and JeWeir4 repaired.
Old Goid and silye bought Nam street bette wcen
Fourth and Fifth, keokuk Iowa. lmat.23'53.d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11

- - - - - - N~ssa ~ ~
Nos 81 al
| RI now receiving
4 hetr spring sttek, v
al very low rates Tie
dtiS TIA y nssy be fasole
% hhsis y q sugar,
% Ibis Belle hers clfl,
70 7" losfand crushed
leo i" S II noias.es,
~ /" plantation 8
SO &c Belcher's $ II 4
golden syrup,
80 pkEs hf bs.l s. kes do
400 sse ks Mo coffee,
80 20 k'ts aitl gov Jsiad
go kegs palis,assttike
60 hoaes soap,
50 d. star candles.
0 de- M uld &c
- III AeGts teas asst,
So III xcs d.
100 shswlIc ioh0cCC
various brands,
so bxs eat iIewtns al
IN ,Aiftg 40
~ NJ gslia and prlucRu
C'gafs.
hes Iiisa srxes.
SO h4 TT nIe n. Apples
500 rs prime u reaeles
100 ~ rs ssietatGs, f'tris
IoAe s, kegs,
= Kegs ; { SOFA,
500 i,l.is wrar1's Issper,
100 ans let. 4 oap Ga
D pkgs Ii . nac here
) u uns COS fish.
50 bas SIN oke ed herring.
{ cases satsisnes,
70 tierties lice,
: J thls tai,
O 1" zach & rosin
txs NJ I; raisihs,
y li and ar hss 10
I Ease prunss, in boxes.
10 hoses cltron,
} 70 Glums ilgs,
, ) bhis Dayton ale, ffes b
- AcNes mustard,
Is - com star Ch,
60 ,ic1 bfoonAs,
500 ms traem t.vine,
2 ) boxes sxes,
IS bbis crackers,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11
d a G U e EOT YPE s.

" have entered and urveyed every conner
w and nook
OF Buell's Gallery, and fonrd all nice as book
Ills SKyLIGnr rff3ed, so spacio, Ind grand,
We can assure, there's none such elsewhere m
the land;
Which renters his pictures without bieush OF
SPOT,
Taken cloif prothe, OF cloudy il a ali matter
And then his cases are So sperdd 50 fine,
There i none N the city Thai Viii them ontshnc;
kos&trn, JSIos, lEaii, PAM, and Parma
MAcnE,
And other fancy. noie 50 grand have You seen in
Your day.
Bat don't n'eirop' us let. on with our story,
Although moi talent enough 10 explain allts
glory,
Come lock for yourselves, Wen not lead you
a>tray.
For such wonders as These are not out Of on
way;
And all who've not Gale for once venture out
AMI see what Buell.. the "Artis,'s" about
Follow me To the place whete many tnaE come.
Either wishing for pictures. 81 wanting Tor none;
10 No. ST, Main SrRlErs-'fs piain to be seen,
Between lluRp and IouarIi where there's mul
tifudes been.
We vii find his gentleman bnstling around,
30 busy be- can hn3 scarce time $50 tafn ronld =
lie VIII supply you with pictures fauItless ana
Please 10 I'll down, We know he Viii suit you,
One mcment--here's your picture looking lever
- nice.
Add another ding 700, he i ~ hish IN III.
price,
As hundreds vii say who crowd weekly there.
Prlcss lower, rictafrs better, than are toupl
elscw here. ~ ciT1zEs.
DtornRR,oTypf SToeN A~r Arr.earrs Of
every descrpfion, for sale To Arti@is at reasofa-
bic prices. 81. Main 81. 60 lux Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11
3 A n X IN G IIOU s &
OF
CHAPT.TG PAT G0NG

CHARLES PARSONS,
Coy>sr ~ Matn and Seco,m SIS Ksokuk
* iGHT Exchange of the East and South foi
~ sale. Also Page & Racon'> Sight Drafts on
London. Sight and Time Bills Of Exchange
Back ard Bankers Draft and certificates Of de-
post; Foreign Sold and Silver and Land War
rants purchased
Remittance from the country for exchange
promptly forwarded.
Interest allowed on deposits Is per agreement
FEH To
Messrs Page Bacon ST Louis
Cashier Am. TX. Bank. New Yofk
: Atlantic Bank, Boston.
/" Fhh Bank, philadelphia.
Z" Merchants Bank, Baltimore
Messrs. i. : Goodman & Go, Cincinnati
APRIL Is, 1883
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11

j AMI AND PA NEL So WS--A snail ioi OF
IL ouEoAh importation, Just received and for
ssls .os By BALDWIN, EyANs 4 CO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11
IrnneA.rr Irnl,
AYE TIE PIECES,

UoDGsoN's Diamond Cement wll stitch u, m
III together sothatthey will stay and o mistake
Call al AYREs', corner OF Third and niain street
and get bottle. | July "a d&W]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11

IN DOZEN meas hoe fashionable SIX Hats
" OF the latest spring and sumner style FOR
sale cheap al
esnFLDON's HAT EMPORIUM.
April ~, 1888. WY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-05-11

general thing--and on that po Mt presume
we shall have no difficulty. | am disposed to
be easy, and trust that you will not be hard
have thus, gents, in a succinct and plain
manner, alluded to such matters as wcrc
suggested by your nattering letter. | have
no more TO add at this time | would like
to hear from you in relation to the salary
the prices Of provisions, and the general cost
OF living in Washington, and whether you
think it would be cheaper to keep house or
board out. am rather in favor of boarding
it washing is only reasonable.
If you conclude to elect me, you'll always
know whore to find me,-hit or miss neck
or no neck, believe | have all the quail
fications for carrying out the constitution in
n comprehensive and workmanlike manner.
am sixty-two years ld,-health good, sys-
TEN sound,-decided complexion, double
teeth all round,-spry and active as cat,
stand six foot three in boots, and weighed
last week two hundred and forty-three
pounds. My morals are good. although
have been in the habit of using tobacco rather
more than less, since the earliest dawn of
youth. l think I'll suit, but of course it is
not for me to say. Gents, | am IN your
hands. All | ask is, ms the great Julius
Cesar said, q fair play and no gougng"
Your respectful and humble servant 70
command,
PERO TCBBOCKS,
Master of the Uncle John.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-05-11
4 6 r GU LTU r A L


uo-o +lo c,rr,or, of ,h;s State ovar tboprbt
,,ta. a. .oa,,,. I'LL Lo ;r ,bo,, sbo,id ,lot
"..". ,'.' ou.a @ Si.Jj yv;iI !.
o.'o @ N.'.i az, ~ IoiO -, ~; ~
Pe"r ln ropapig W.'en We say unuL .!,'o "9uiu
CIV US tne lrguuc. 81 o',y .iunuIe. u',u
Ne"'y '"ous"''u eClcS III "iui'lo" " ''lo usH"i
crop. AS an instance, ~! US seHPos1 tnat
eacu i.rlher snouIu P'an' t"is "uuI..onn' , uc,o
~ ~ I1'lin yoru' ""u '"uS ~ uTT'oE,n Thgy gm.y
III;L pus"e.s i? I..e ~ Is =, oLu.V .L.
"ouII nc nyo NIL l',!onS anu oIle .iuhlFet ,,pu- u,
sand hnshels' Now lhaepeneent Oh thelr
own selhSh inhucements 70 rolso crop OF
gram to SOIL we contend tnat IL Is inc u3tY
ol every farmer IN America 10 plant TINS
very spring one more acre, II 1t cannot 20
planted IN spring wheat, oats. or maze. then
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-05-11
[ From the Northern Farmer.
IIemlock Hedges,

Every lover of rural beauty must hold
hedges IN hlsh estimation as means Oh en-
closing gardens, yards ana pleasure GROUNDS:
Inc expense attending tle cui'I'd''ou o'
tne hucKthorh ana uaWthorh' mas prevent
ei Is introduction 70 great extent IN TINS
vicinity. = are glad therefore 10 sec that
Agricultural papers are advocating the use
OF the common Hemlock. we assisted IN
planting a hedge OF stunted Hemiocks, taken
from open pastures, two years since, whlch
mas survived TWO winters anu Is no" grow
ing finely. 1t ran he procured and trans.
planted for less than fifty cents per rod, and
when grown Is fully as useful ana more orna-
mental than most ofthe varieties now grown.
The Country Gentlemen gives the follow
in, directions for the cultivation OF Heml0ck
hedges Henlocks are indigenous IN our
State, and we are therefore furnished hoer-
ally with the means OF the handsomest oFna-
mental fences, screens, &c.
The first thing is to procure the plants
II our correspondent can hnd locahty IN
the woods where young hemlock trees are
abundant, he will have no dlihculty IN iorm'
ing hedge. lhe great requisite Tor success
IN transplAntins is to remove n considerable
portion OF earth on the roots OF every tree.
II this cannot he done, they should instantly,
on being withdrawn from the ground, and
before the outside of the roots have dried IN
the least, be buried IN wet moss-or stun
better, If practicable, dipped first INTO bed
Of thin mud, and then protected with moss.
Another mudding and pudding on setting
out, will be Of additional service.
The mode of planting must depend on the
objects of the hedge. If for a simple screen
from the wind, and if the plants are scarce
or costly, distance OF three or iour ieet
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-05-11

upon them, but concealed in the bushes ono shot
taking effect in Mr. proetor's chest, and another in
Mr.. Dunham's thigh. He called upon Mr. Proctor
to fire. the ,voonon WI, in his hand. bu, in the
net Of raising it ho vas seized with tho death agony
and fell forward dcad-plunvirr tho rstol into the
sand, a, it was found. On seeing the death Of
his companion, Mr.. Durham, we'll aware TINT his
wounds were mortal crept into the bushes md lay
down to die supposing tho premise, to be in the
hand, Of tho savages, and all tho whites killed.
Hchelrd the firing, and supposed that party Of
whites had arrived, and were in closo enra cement
with tho Indians, and on It's coa,ine ,ti uncertain
Of the rssuI.. had fo,red 10 mako himself known.
Thus. for four or five hours. in o.ons, army, the
n,or s,r,ror l,- ,-r,,,ir- Iii, do,r,- ,,~ro, ~
roai,,nr n,,,o os. 1. .borr1 o..-,,, .5o ,,v,-,s
Z, ioai,, further b,rb,ri.;o. r,,, him, rr, y.
1o,c,b r,, c.r,,;r .,. .to -,i., ho f-,-, ,,,o -
time heard. vvoro ro,IIv those of ,vbito NOR. he
cried ont. and vros foprd o,rbovc dcscrihcd. tro
lived for about forty hours suffering intensely but
converting resirnedlv on his fate; at times the
sweet memories of homo vy-ld econ, T., crowd rno
him. anil bo ,v7,ll ov,-o.. his l,n-tr, O., e-7 bi,
os good old mother - lie died at ni-5t. H. com.
rlained Of the absence orli-5+-,yo answered hin,
finally. that there c1, LIGHT in the ro7-n-tpn, the
candle was burning. "7He, lam r7.,g - said he.
Il an g31e - In the morning he wa. CONSIGNED
to his last ro.tin, rloco bo.dc bis cor,r,rir Mr.
Proctor-anl the bopgbs ,fo 1.-Two o,l, md svoo,
laurel tree. vovo sfobin, over tbor,,,r, ,s nob1o
hearted mon rs ever trod these coldcn sand.
proc,,ro,d D,nbo,, ,,r,,.;,,,.,,.
b,l.l.4 ,..,,,, h,. ,lo ,.,,o,e .r;.,,,,. oval
,,r.,or Il, .r,,,i,,. ot,,,. ,ro milo. t,I,-
bo di,l il, avon. .broo h,,,r.,r. Iot ..-,,ol hin,
j., .A..,t,-. al ..--.,......,.. -A..,,..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-05-11

Ono square, 10 line, or loss in miuion solid
three insertions, 81 co
Each Insertion after the third. . cts. per line.
Legal notices ten cents a line, more or less, for
three weeks.
Yearly advertisers occupying four squares or
moro with privilege Of change, at fair discount
.B The privilege Of yearly advertisers is limited
to their own immediate business, in their own name ;
md all advertisements for the benefit Of other per-
sons, we'll legal advertisements and advertise
monts of auction sales, and Advertisements with the
name of other persons, sent in by them, must be
paid for at the usual rates.
No report, resolutions or proceedings OF any cor
poration society, association public meeting and
communication designed to call attention to any
matter of limited or individual interest he in
serted, unless paid for as an advertisement.
No advertisement can be inserted gratuitously for
charitable or other societies. public institutions or
companies.
Contracts for yearly advertising will not h' dj'-
continued, unless order to that effect ia left a the
office, and when discontinued in less than year, fbe
price of a ,choie y'1r wiH be charGei..
e The FRrE Pass may he obtained in California
Of CHARLES P. kGMBALL, Noisy Carriers" san
Francisco