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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-12-05

MORMON STATISTICS An Official state
ment has been published at Salt Lake City,
in the Deseret News, by Geo. A Smith,
the church historian, showing the latest
facts of interest connected with the pro-
gress of Mormonism. According to il
the church has about so missionaries in
Europe, and an equal number in Asia, AZ
rica, and the Pacific Isles, besides large
numbers Of native elders in the various
fields of labor and considerable number
scattered throughout the United States and
British America OF newspapers and
periodicals the church has, of the former,
one in Salt Lake city, issuing 4, 600 coppies
weekly; and one in Liverpool, issuing o.
600 weekly; one in Swansea, South Wales;
one in Copenhagen, in the Danish Ian
guage; one in Australia; and one in In
dia.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-12-05
Interesting Details in the Life and
History Of Daniel Webster.

4 Correspondent of the MeD York
Evening Post, writing from the home Of
Daniel Webster, MarshGeld, Mass, com
mnnicates somesinteresting details in re-
gard to the contents of Mr.. Fletcher
Webster's forthcoming collection of his
fathers CORE spondence, which will be
published in the coming Winter, by Messrs.
Little, Brown & Co., of Boston:
MIR. WEBSTER AND JOHN RANDOLPH.
The challenge received by Mr.. Webster
from John Randolph, while they were,
both members of the National House of
Representatives, takes up portion of the
correspondence. In this affair, General
Wool, of New York, acted as the friend
and adviser of Mr.. Webster, and Senator
Benton, of the challenging party. The
singular deception of Monroe Edwards,
practised upon Lord Spencer, is also told
at length. 1t may be remembered that in
lS43, while this notorious individual was
in England. he presented to Lord Spen-
Ger o forged letter of introduction from
MIR. Webster, and took advantage of the
SAtCuoCU w Otl tuut uCCOuHt,
to borrow of that nobleman the sum of
three hundred pounds. having been foiled,
as he pretended, in some negotiations he
had lately undertaken.
Shortly after, Lord Spencer hearing
something which led him to suspect the
true character Of Edwards, wrote to Mr..
Webster, stating the circumstance and his
suspicious, but declaring that he was new
ertheless glad of the opportunity of thus
showing his regard for Mr.. Webster and
those who bore his recommendation To
this Mr.. Webster returned an answer, de-
nying an acquaintance with Edwards, and
exposing him as bad character; but in
the meantime, the a6roit forger had man.
aged to pay up, and before receiving the
answer, Lord Spencer wrote another let
ter announcing that Edwards had acted
like an honorable man, and apologizing
for ever having harborcd a suspicion
against Mr.. Webster's friend.
wEBsTER's YOUTHFUL STRUGGLES.
A very pleasant part of the cores
pondence are the letters of Mr. Webster,
written while a law student, to his brother
Ezekiel, who was Struggling to pay for his
education by keeping school in Boston.
All the spare cash which Daniel could
earn by teaching or copying deeds had
been devoted to his brothers college eX.
penses, but his income was too narrow to
meet them fully. Several of the letters
relate to the subject of devising means of
raising money to defray debt of fifty
dollars, which Ezekiel had incurred in the
purchase of books in Boston. This caus-
ed the two brothers great perplexity. In
one of his epistlcs, Daniel, after trying to
cheer "Zeke," by an enumeration of the
possibilities which yet remained for raising
money, enters upon the following strain of
philosophic consolation:
as lIISBURY. Nov. 4th. 1902.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-12-05

CAUSE AND EFFECT. Two gentlemen
happening to meet, the one observed ::
So our friend ---, the attorney, is
dead" eyes, and l hear he left very
few efects.'' ait could not be otherwise;
he had very few ca~ses."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-12-05

sy" is there much water in the cis-
tern, Biddy ?" inquired gentleman of
his Irish girl. as she came up from the
cellar. "It is full on the bottom, sir, but
there's none at the top" said Riddy.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-12-05

sW The man who imagined himself
wise, because he detected some typograph.
ical errors in newspaper. has gone east
to get perpendicular view Of the rAiR'
bow,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-12-05
" SALISBURY, Nov, 4th, 1902,

II have now by me two cents in law
full federal currency, Next week | will
send them, if they be all. They will buy
a pipe-with a pipe you can smoke
smoking implies INSTRUMENTATION is ALI
ed to fortitude-from fortitude it is but
one step to stoieism, and stoicism never
pants for this worlds goods, So, per-
haps, my two cents, by this process, may
put you quite at ease about cash."
Again, as late as juno 10th, 1904, he
writes from Salisbury, IN. H. after har-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-12-05

him Indifferent to his once esteemed pro-
fessors. AS for his studies, he neglected
them entirely; for the stake for which he
had played was gone, ambition was driven
from his soul, and despair revelled in the
violated sanctuary of his affection.
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

II D. WOODWARD CO. have commenced re-
/ i. csiving their Fall stock. We shall have the
largest and most varied stock Of Goods brought
TO this market, consisting in part of Dry Goods, No
tions Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps and Boanst, md
Bonnet Trimming Of every kind. In fast, " can
say to the Ladies that have everything that Is
necessary for their toilet, from cent prints = the
finest Brocsde Silks. ShAwls Of every hue and pat
tern. from the cheapest Blanket TO the bsss dosbs
Brocha- Emhroideries, Laces, Flouncings, &C., DC.
TO the Gentlemen cay that We can u you
from top TO too with thA finest Brosd1loth cheap
est Blanket. VS. have . few left OF those beaati
full shanghae Coats, with Vest and Pants 70 match
Ii you want 70 BE- In the top of the fashion Just
step into No. 81, and BE- attsd from heed to heels.
For the little ones have just the 0Oods; Flan-
neis Of every description Delsipes Cash1srsts cas-
simore, Challics, LustrA and Linseys, &c.
We still intend TO sell goods = ttsfi< lower than
any other house in the city although II u not psccs
sary To state fact universally understood
We had almost forgotten 10 mentsn aboas snose
fin cocss III deem ii ueccsfATy TO say " that
we haze "few more of the same sort left
All 10 be had at wholesale and retail Of
II. d. WOODWARD CO.,
Aug. IA. Is55.--dAwly. No. 81 Main strsss
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

A large and we'll selected assortment of pure,
concentrated Botanic Medicines, Tincturc Gelse-
minum. Alcoholic and Hydro Alcoholic Extracts,
Haskell 4 Merricks solcc; Powders, Wedgewood,
Gisss and Iron Mortars, Pill lilies and Machines,
scales and Weights, spatulas, syringes, Pocket Ca
see, Lanccts, Trussos, Shoulder Braces. DC. Gold
and Tin Foil, Gum and Pain Teeth Fics, EAca.a-
tors, Piuggcrs, Cast and Impress Cup, Tooth For
ces, Hooks and Key
Annatto, Alum, Cochint~l, Mati,cr, Extract and
Chip Logwood, Camwood, Fustc, dc. Try Lead,
Turpcn,inc, Oil and Paint Of all kinds.
Gold Leaf, Bronze and Carmine Large Assort-
ment Of Brushes from the steam mandatory, n.
y. Window Glass, saltmouth Tincture and specie
Jars. Packing Bottles, Castor Oil, Ink, Liniment,
Godfrey's Cordial and Bateman's Drop Bottle, Grad
un.ed Measures, etc, etc. Storms Scotch aud Will
lis Cough Candy, Ayrc's Cherry Pectoral, Mar
chise's Uterine Cathoicon, Perry Davis Pain Kill
er, Houghton' Pepsin, Browns Jamaica Ginger and
all popular Patent Medicines direct from the manu-
facturers and for sale to the tfade at their Whole
sale Prices.
My stock is lars. and complete, purchased with
great regard To Purity; Freshness and Quality and
having been engaged in the business for seyerai
years and had il in view TO do q general Jobbng
businsss, think that ! am now prepared, after
great expense and trouble, to meet the wants OF
Druggists, Merchants and Physicians with almost
cWry thing in the line ~ the very lowest prices
Keokuk, August Is, 1855.
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
Iowa Saddle and Harness Shop
4


Main Street, corner of Third, .KEOKUK.
ca THE undersigned would inform the public
and his old customers that he has on hand
. largo assortment Of Saddles and Harness
n.iy W Of Fun Spanish, M.lf Spanish, f.Issei 81 and
Ladies Saddles; Brides and Martingales, Coach,
Buggy, Gig, Stage and Wagon Harness; Trunks,
vai,ccs, Carpet Bags, whips and Whip Lashss-
All work warranted to be made out Of the best
material that be purchased in ST. Louis any
other market. Also, = general assortment Of Sad
dlery Hardware and Leather.
Persons desirous Of purchasing anything in bis
line would do we'll to give him call before buying
elsewhere, he i. determined to sell cheaper than
any other House in the city.
Lc Work made to order Cash paid for II Hides.
November H. 1850. A. V. LEOPOLD.
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

The money market continues abundantly
supplied. Masses of good mercantile paper
are eagerly accepted for discount by Banks
when offered, but the amount is limited
Rates for call loans are easy at 6(a1 per
cent, and discounts at TO for all good
kinds and short and long dates.
Sterling exchanges became frmer towards
the leading drawers sold a, 1901, but subsc,
quently asked 10. The bulk Of transactions
for the steamer were, however, at lo94(d.
l09i.-Erc. Post, 5th.
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

DEATH OF THE RICHEST Man IN SAN FRAN
cisco.-The papers from California bring US
intelligence Of the death of Capt. j. l.. Pc
som, who was believed to be the richest man
in San Francisco. He went out there poor
enough with the New York regiment of vol
untcers. One-third Of his real estate he
leaves to his nephew, G. D. Folsom. who is
1t school in Ohio, and the other two-thirds
TO the children Of Mrs. Forrest, his sister
These are subject to an annuity OF $1,000
pr annum to his mother. His personal
property he divides between his mother and
sister.
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

TIE NORFOLK SUFFERERS Boston, Fri.
day, Sept IA large meeting Of the citi-
xcns was held in the Exchange to-day in be
half Of the Norfolk sufferers. Mayor Smith
presided, and speeches were made BY the Hon.
Robert c. Winthrop and others. A Commit.
tee was appointed to raise subscriptions OF
money and provisions.
-Four thousand dollars have been raj :scd
here among the merchants, BY Alphcus Har-
dy, Esq, 81 900 Of which WAS remitted yes
tcfdav, and the remainder will be sent immc-
diateiy.
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
St. Louis, MO, Fall Trade, 1855.

HORACE WulTTEAoET, Asp lork.
RoBERrR, wHIrrEMoRE, G, ,,..
JOHN r. CARTER
n. Il Il. b. WHITTEMORE CO.,
MANUFACTURES and Wholesale Dealers in
1V1 Hats, Caps, Furs and Bonnets, No. 227 Main
street, first door north of the Bank Of Missouri
The subscribers more call the attention Of
their friends and all who in want of articles in
their line, TO their large stock Of Goods, manufac-
tured expressly fo the Western trade, and will
ceivc weekly, by Express, all new styles which ap-
pear in the Eastern markets.
We beg leave to call attention to large assort-
mcnt Of Silk and Satin Bonnets.
From our long experiences in trade, fifteen years
in this cy,1 feel conHde MT that the selection Of
Goods we make, is suited aud adapted particularly
to this market; and We respectfully solicit an cx-
animation Of our stock, being determined to offer
such Inducements as will make it desirable to do
business with
H. r. b. WHITTEM0RE & Co.
\. B'-The highest market price paid, in cash, for
Fars and Peltries.
ST. Louis. August IA, 1875. dim
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
Boot and Shoe Manutactory.

+ AN prepared tn manufacture from all of the
/ Brands cf Fl ench, German. Belgian and Phila-
dclphis Ca!f Skins having bought them Of the i'm
portcrs in New York. and manufacturers in Phiindel-
phia. The patrons Of my estabiS Shmeni may rest
surcd Of getting better article than til. houses
who buy Of sccund or third hands.
Call and examine my stock and leave your orders
good and satisfactory hi warranted and the work
guaranteed at the Boot and Shoe Emporium, No s.
Main Street. S. A. DUKE.
August 20. ls55.-df
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

CorrEr.-Tho Epening Necs says, I'VE are
under obligations 10 Messrs. Mackoy, Hume
d Co., for the following dispatch, dated
new ORLEANS, Sept. 4.-Wc can buy strict
ly prime Coffee, new crop, at l2tc. Prime
old crop, ex Hazard, at l2tc. We have no
adviccs Of cargoes to arrive soon. No stock
in FIRST hands--less than 900 bags Offering
In second.
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
Washington Union Insurance c.

Washington Union Insurance Co.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
CaPit e2 o, 900.
y. 3. DUNHAM. President
GEORGE MYGArr, Vice President and Treasurer
o. y. SKEEIs, Secretary
GEORGE b. SKsTER, General Agent.
Directors
Geo. Mygatt, Cleveland; d. B. Dunham Cleveland;
Il. I. Backus, do c. W. Cook, do
A. s. Sandf ,rd, do W. NJ. Powell, do
B.nl. Northrur, do Jacob Perkins Warren
Georgc B. Senter, do John Claik, Brunswick
j. p. Robinson, BEDFORD.
This we'll known Company is prepared to take risks
the saflr GLASSES Of property. Their means arc
ample, and arc invested that the funds CAN ONLY
BIZ UsEp TO PAY LOSSES.
No steam or special hazardous risks are taken, and
Tie to be insured in TIE sass rtcny limited TO
prudent amount
Tho Company has completed the fourth year of its
existence and the Directors have been able TO meet
all Losses without the necessity ef upon the pre-
MUM notes.
No assessment has been made upon the deposite
notes. EDW ARDS 4 TURNER. 4 gents
February 18th, 1855 6md
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

1NHoLEsALE Grocers and Commission Mer.
W chants, Water Street second door above Blon-
dean, Kcokuk, Iowa, have opened in their commc-
dious irc proof store and warehouse whore they in
tend doing Grocery and Commission business
Having been in the Grocery business for several
years, and possessing ample fscilitios, We will be
able TO AFFORD goods low and hope by atrct attention
to business TO receive portion Of public patronage.
Our stock will consist, in part, Of Western manu-
factures such Iron, Nails, Window Glass, Cotton
Yarns, Salnets, Buckets, Tubs, Wrapping Paper,
Ac., beside variety Of staple and other artcleo
ted below
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
SADDLES AND HARNESS.

WHOLTNsfIAE NND hE IAIL.
"A l.. IL. TURNER has purchased the entire
L. stock Of s. b. Goodrich 4 Co.. and will
ry the business Of Saddle and Harness
making in all its branches NJ the shop formerly
CUPID by j. c. Trmble, No. ,6 Main Street.
His stock consists Of the best material TO be found
in the Cincinnati market, and he offer induce
ments to the trade either II Wholesale or retail
WHIPS.
He has also every style of whips, which can be
had at Wholesale lower than anywhere else in this
cty.
Particular attention given to Repairing Jobs
will be done at the shortest notice and in good stys
Keokuk, Feb Is, lS55.-dAwy.
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
AIexa ndeY.s Pela mt us.
III Il G. EEAI A AAEEY(4N IIAIR T0NI(

lHI UItLAI NMEhII nv II UAIh IUNII.
NAHAT is more desirable by the young than the
w lu1uriani locks Of youth and beauty What
is dreaded by the middle aged than gray hairy
Who hat is old but would badness which
can all be accomplished by using Alexander e Pc
lamcns; SO universally acknowledged to be the moSt
superior article for beautfyus the HAIR and which
is equally efcacious IN preserving its natural hoalth
For sale at 81 Main Street, by
lime ok--dff d MINCuEII. A CO
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

CT" The trial Of Vim. Arrson Of Internal
Machine notoricty, takes place at the present
term of the Court in Cincinnati.
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
COMSTOCK Il BROS,
Keokuk Stove Foundry!

WOOD. ESTES Il CO.,
HAVING established a Stove FOUNDRY in -
] l. the city of keokuk which il now in
successful operation, are prepared to ell or-s
der1 for various styles Of Parlor and Cook
Stoves, among which is the Republic" Cook Stove
patented in 1854, having a movable back plate
with an air chamber between il and tho oven plat
the ordinary size taking in two-fact wood and in
every respect a superior article. Our Crescent =
Premium Stove is also made for long wood in .
heavy and substantial manner, and all of our heat
ing stoves arc Of new and improved patterns, both
for wood and coal
We respectfully call the attention Of dealers
throughout the Dies Moncs Valley and the adjoin-
ing country to our stock Of Stoves, and them
that We can sell as cheap they buy any where
in the west.
Odd pieces for our Patterns always be had
free OF cost when broken by fire, At Foundry
CORNER or l2th AND JOHNSON.
We also have . large assortment Of Tin Ware
Hollow Ware, Stove Trimmings, Sugar Kettles, bog
Irons, Crates, &c, &C., ut our shops.
S"sBERs IL AND 65 MAIN STREET.
Give ms Ill and encourage IoAE MAyUrAc-
rUREs. WOOD, ETES CO.
kookuk july 49, 1855 Nv
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
PLANK ROAD
Travellers take Noeaoo.

A LII persons travelling on this RsaA vall - ~
"A qured to pay thsir toll at The gdesx fssea1
living within the townships Of Jacksous 1saeEeoos
or from Keukuk, the same day. upoa pagiag II,
toll At the first gate can return free. All haeS -
the carriage Of passengers between Ksekak -
Montrose, and which HADIruALLY travel to Rleak
one full TOLL. Those who only uss the pla1h 1eo1
when other roads arc bad will be requissd - pey
full toll each way
No persons will be allowed to stop their tea1D -
water on the bed Of 4 the Road, or 70 rs1ain with
their teams at the gates any longer than nay b
necessary to pay their toll.
The Law viii be rgidly enforced against oil par
sons who disregard this notice.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
THOS. w CLAGETT, President.
Aug. TO- 1855. DIT vat
Morning Glory cory.
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

Icc Cream.
NEarc n all times prepared TO furnish Ice
w Cream Vanilla and Lcmonl to families in any
desired quantity. We will pack il in smali freez-
that it win keep for twelve hours or longer
CREIGHTON 4 DINNER.
June l9 1855
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
New Books.

u ECETyED this day, August 24th, byJ. 7. CAVE
II 4 son,
Memoir Of the Rev. Sydney Smith. BY his daugh-
ter, Lay Holland. With selection from his letters,
edited by Mrs. Austin.
The Island Empire, on the Scenes Of the first Exile
Of the Emperor Napoleon. Together with a narrative
Of his residence the island Of Eiba- Taken from
local information, the papers Of the British resident
and other authentic sources.
Lr,ters to the People, on Health and Happiness -
BY Catharne Becchcr.
History Of the Council Of Trent. from the French
If l.. T. Bungener, author Of the "freist, and the
"Huguenot."
from father to his children describing the natural
history Of each day services with particular refer
H. the illustration Of scrptuTal truth. W u.
Rhind.
0liatta, and other Poems, by Howard II. Caldwell.
The Mineral and Thermal Spring of the [. 5. and
Canada. BY John Bell, ~. d.
August "a. 1S55.-i2t
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
AA1

SUMMER 1KKANGEMENTS.
THE Western Stage Company respectfully an
L to the public that their Coaches leave
keokuk Daily Sunday cxcepted) FIR Fairfield, Os-
kaioosa, Fort Qrs Mones and Council Bluff, passing
through BosoR, Charleston Primrose. Winchester,
birmingham, Ashland Ag cncy City, ottumwa, Ed
dyviile, Oskaloosa, Peiia Monroe, Apple Grove, to
IT. DIS Moines
From 0skAloosa ltri i-weekly) to Council Bluffs via
Belief ntan Knoxville Pieasantyiiie, 1ndianola St.
Charles, Wintersett, Indiantowu, Siiy.r Creek, "
Council Bluff.
Also from oi,umwa via BlAkesburg, Abba, La
grange, ~ Charlton, tri-wc kly.
Also from kekouk, Daily via W WArcn, Farming g.on,
Bonaparts. B;ntonspor, Keo.auqua, Pittsburg, Troy
TO Bloomfield.
Also to Fort Dodge from Fort De Moincs, passing
through B,onsboro' and Homer.
Every attention will Be paid for the comfort and
convenience II passengers.
Coaches leave keokuk for all the above places at 7
o'clock, A. NJ.
ED- Obcs Main Street, second door above the
LaaieIe House
r. A. McCUESNEY Agent.
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
shaving 4 Hair Cutting ExtYnOFll.
Aapwf

hoHYy
oHAMpooSING AGREkABLY PEKFuaMHD..
- The favorite Saloon of George Cabs, q MaiA
street, below Parsonss Bank, presents new st1sae-
tons to the citisens Of Kcokuk. Hnving ea1aioed
assistants in my busincss superior 70 ny svw Asss
employed in this city, Invite The patToaaps e ~
community, as am satisAod that eaa sheve elGnn-
or, cut hair moro handsomoly, and shanps0 With
more dextcrity thaa any barber in the 0te642 Iowa
Competition challeng1 GEORGE CABU6-
August g, is55.-fydAw6m
Union at the Nimble 6&xponoo.
-. stocks Of Dry Goods and Grossria, - DeY -
found st the old stand Of S. s. Dlling No. u 4sin
Street, Ksokuk.
One Of the arm viii spend his tns n ~ Gest,
for the purpose Of Watching The chances for bayng
goods cheap, 20 that they can ssll the1 love tAan
ever. We have now on hand ovee56fty GAo9no14
dollars worth Of goods which ~ win sen = GSsaaly
reduced prices. Please give ~ call.
S. S. h d. c. BILLINGS.
Aur H. l855-d4w.
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
and the whole Of .a III

II
Lots IS ard l93 in Nashville. and the e Of y
/ II 26-6o-5 (lo seres) in dispute.
For the whole of which / will take trexfe -smo
ihoasdnd dollars, onethird in hand and the balance
ons, two, three and four annual pay ymcnts. with
interest at 10 per cent. from dae 10 be paid
ally, and secured by deed Of until all is paid.
Any person wishing for particular information as
10 location quality Of the lands may apply to II.
T. Reid, Esq, his Honor the Mayor Of the city Of
Keokuk. WM. GILLISS.
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
ANOTHER WAGON.
FRENCH CANDIES.


7 CsT received the largest and best assortm m nj Of
~ Fancy Candies ever before offered in ksokuk ,
a.so large assort men' Of Fruits, Nnts, DC, al
CREIGHTON Il 0HMER'S,
April 50, l855.-dtf johnson Street,
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
Farmers take Notice.

Farmers take Notice.
ID EICHEk has ON hand and will furnish to or.
l. der Zimmefmans celebrated Separator for
fhrashng, Cleaning, Screening and Bagging grain
ready for market. 1t will thrash and clssn from
500 to 500 bushels per day and has taken the pre-
MUM at the Crystal Palace, New York, and at th.
State Fairs Of Maryland, Virginia, Indiana, ILL
nois, &c. Orders will be thankfully received, and
communications will receive prompt attention.
Residence on Fulton Street, between I'd spd 81.
p. EICHER.
Kookuk, April 10, ls55.--a6w.
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

cT The negroes of Norfolk are having a
kind of melancholy jubilee during the sus-
pension of business caused by the prevalence
Of the yellow fever. The "inferor race F"
are holding religious meetings, and the psalm
tunes which wall over the city day and night,
constitute mournful requiem for the victims
Of the pestiience.
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

n The a0ate City Hat Store" II
+ now in receipt Of large stock Of Ha.s Caps, and
i Fur Goods, purchased directly Of the manufac-
lures and warranted in style and quality No u,
Main Street. s. T. VOORHEES, CO.
Sept. s, lS55.--d
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
TO THE FARMERS

TO THE RARMERSs
rs steel piows, deep tillcrs,
Is expanding harrow,
10 corn and cob crushsrs, little giant,
ls pairs platform scales,
100 sausage cutters and f,leN,
Also Ptkins Ossge Orange seed, &c., 4e.
At the Agricultural and Seed Store Of
Aug. Is 1855. W j. IL. SULLIVAN 90.
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
= I II Z II RICR

yFTHOLEsALE Groceu and dsalsa = -
&C., .s s''sa s.v. sses:~,s s .o.. ss,: :1.: S:sM ~
piete stock Of goods in ther hns, con1lGo19 = -
follows, which they oaer to the tsa6s = - -
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

Aug. Is, lb35.-dIm A0Fnhg uIoFy copy.
NFEssRs EDITORS: Pisase inform Tho Ladies
1vl that we have received the largest stock of sn
broideries, Collars from cents 20 11bo; Maltese,
Black Silk Brussels and real thread LAcss Lsss Jao
onett and Swiss Collars Corsets, Ribbns, Aeirs An
tique and Ribbon Trimmings, Ac., Ac.
II. D. WOODWARD 90.
Aug. oS lSl1.-dhM
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

TAR EORWO0D's Tincture of Veratrum Viride,
- prepared expressly for fhysacans, ncny ioT ssls ny
sspi. 3~d aoohE hoorIn'