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JOHN LASAHAr, Pastor
VI Exeter ST., NJ. E. Church, Baltimore.
BLEEDING or THE LUNGS.
RALKIsH, N. c., Feb. 8, lS5

RALEIsH, N. c., Feb. 8, ls55
4es1s. Mortimer & Motobroy:
do here y certify that about twelve months ago
was taken with a severe hemOnhage of the Lungs
and had four atfacksof / was advised To try Dr.
hamptOn's Vegetable Tincture | procured Onr
bottle, and after taking winch, was satisfied thai
was much better; and that, af er taking the ur,l
bottle, was entirely well. and now enjoy rs good
health as ever did in my life. can, and do with
out the least hesitation. recommend the Tinctur,
20 all persons afflicted in my way.
Yours, GKO. w, WrAzIFY
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CURE FITS-READt

Mere 10 the Sick than GoId.-from one OF the mosa
respectable Druggists in S"uth Carolina.
CHARLESTON, !. g. Sept. 81, 1853
hessTS- MORTIMER * mOwBRAY The sale. a..
your HamptOn's Vegetable Tinctnre is increasing
every cay, and every bottle sold recommends this
valua lie medicine To the afflicted Several of our
planters have tried IL in different cases with aston
lshing success and are getting by half dozens. Ii
has been fOuad 10 be the femc dy for Theu
matte affections, and wonderful e1Te has been
performed on a negro bO", suffering from Fits. ]
VIII furnish you with number of certificates if you
wish them
an, gentlemen yours, ". C. TRoTT.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see currs Of
CIugh, Bronchitis, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys
pepsia, Nervousness and General Weakness. As
female medicine for delicate children We bcliey,
n unqualified.
Sold by MORTIMER s. H0WBEAY, liO Baiii-
move street, Baltimore. and G04 Broadway. n. Ycrs
C9As. STOTT x Co, J. X. MOORE. ID. b. CLAaRE
CLAREE BOwLIN6, w. ELLIOT. and II MCPHER
SON, Washington alsH, by Il. :. +. CI Sci, Ge0:ge
town; and G. c. GERRY, Alexandria, and by Drug
gsts everywhere. feb 2l-u
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CA specimen ofpaper manufactured
from the c)mmon cane, the bamboo OF
the Mississippi river, has betn exhibited
at St. Louis, and has been highly ap-
proved.
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W / L L A r DIS HOTEL,
Old Point Comfort. Va.

THE Proprietors take great p'easnre in informing
/ their many friends and the public generally that
this magnificent Summer Hotel i. now being fitted
up In the mot modern end comfortable style for the
C. ming season. The house will be opened on the
FIR OF June, with nothing left unprovided that NAV
promote the co fort and happiness Of its guests
The propTirtors also take much pleasure in saying
that they will be prepared and happy to accommo
date fr''m the first Of MGy any who NAV favor them
with cali
Board per day.. 90
By the week, per day ay........... so
BY tue month, per day go. ........ Is
Baths free for the guests.
ap 2-H G.. c. WILLARD EROS
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HAAPTON's VEGETABLE TINOFURz.
EAsTOH, Oct. 4, 1854.
MesTs. Mortimer & MoOJrry:
GSnliemen-l feel II my duty TO you and the pub
lie tO certify TO the effects OF HaI1plon;s Vegetable
iinciure. was iur more thln five years iaboriny
under disease of Chronic RheumaIisn. and the
10 be helped from my bed and dressed in my clothes
became reduc, d 10 a meTe skeleton. All the med
IcInes took done me no good, and continued I.
grOw worse. heard of liaInptolis TncIuIr RnG
thought would gave il trial. Az this tine die
not 1pect 10 live one ddy after another. 1 I'D 10
take IL (the TiEcture) tor the rheumatism, b;,t
A short time was We'll f that disease. From TIT
effects OF your Incture and the hep OF God | all
now getting IN good health
Tinctu:e, as have me, with the same effect tnaI
t has on Your 0bedient servant,
Isaac BENJAMIN.
MIN some oi tIaInpton's Vegetable TincluIe anG bt
deye the above statement correct.
DAWSON BRO.
From our knowledge Of Captain Benjamin We
confident that The above statement is true and
exaggerated. J. A. JOHNSON,
CHARLES K ;EISsCE.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures O.
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, NeuiiiFia, Dys
pepsIa, Nervousness and General Weakness. As c
-anidle medicine or for delicate childen we believe
II unequallei 1.
Sold by MORTIMER B. M0WBRAY, I40 Bait
more street, Ballimoye aud 3J4 Broadway. N. YoTk
CHAs. STOTT x Co., J. Is. MOORE, ID. q. CLARKE
CLAREE S DowLISs, w. ELLIOT, and Ii. McPHER
soN, Washington; also by Z. 8. L. CIssEL, George
town, and q. g. BERRY, Alexandra, and by Drug
gists ever ho t. jan Str
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DEsFNEss CUREO.-The following is

nEhFSGss tUREO.-The following is
IL taken from SrOtt's :. e.kIy:
DEhFNESS-We understand that the success
whl-h has followed the Use If SCARPA'S ACOUS-
TIC OIL, IN cases of Deafness, has been astnni-h.
ing, thousands Of persons aviEg been cured whose
cases were considered hopeless. The calls for this
medicine are from all paris of the country, il being,
we believe the Only article before the pubic for tie
cure of that distressing disease.
BE particular and buy Of Il n. GILMAN, Wash
inglOn, ID. e., and ) g. HANCE, Baltimore, Md, as
there Is counterfeit article in the market.
feb 2S-tm
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Mr.. W. HENRY PALMER.

q
RS IL -GiGs' Il ELLEH,
HAS much pleasure in nformnu his friends and
the public IN gent raj that he has dGt rnIineI
Cn 10 aung himself in this city, and Is prrpard in
receive pupils Tor instruction on the PIANO FORTE.
HARMONY and COMPOSITION. He is pernIt,eI
To refer to Mr. George Riggs, Jr., aud MIR A. L
hieckn' eter, ard any communication addressed a.
HIM at Il itus & HItZ's music store. Pennsy iyania
avenue, will have immediate attention
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REv: JOHN LANAHkN, PASTOR OF THE
~ EAETER STREET, NJ. e. CHURCH-A
~" ,s aese 70 dement, the afflicted induces h,m
mus TO cerhy. We chal enge any other medicine
70 present snch mass OF tes mony from gentlemen
ena ladies' oi high standing of our own weIknown
g cn,Lsns. u wno testify Of cures OF COUGH, BRON
Suiils, RHEUMATISM DYSPEPSIA sc
BALTIMORE, January 24lh, 1855.
AessTs Mortimer & MotrJTdu:
take pleasure in saving to you that have used
or "hampto"'s TIncture" with very great profit.
f-om serious throat affection, nv general health
Lad become very much Impaired, when { COM
m-nced 10 use & Hampt,n's Tncture.n / found
f- effects upon my general health most salutary.-
Ny nervous system and digestive organs soon right
ed up under It's
l have several times recommended it to nv
n1enhs, and in every case, as far as have been in
t0rmed, they have Use il with success.
Yours truly,
JOHN LASAHas, Pastor
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MRS. L, ALLEN.

No. 3e5 Pa. arenue. 6et1een Ninth IN
IL N and Tenth streets, south side,
a~Will open on Saturday. 7th Instant, a ~
mOst extensive and beautiful assortment of Spring
L. l. RY consisting Of Grape. Silk, Lace
Spotted Grape AMI Grass Linen HATS, incluIIne
Htraws of every description. Also, Misses Dres.
Hat ana Flats, SC. l.. ALLEN.
ap4-
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.ARASOLs.

DARASOLs.
Il l0 very T,ch aud cheap ? rasols, all cclors
Straw Bonnets a. Misses Flats, great variety
Rich BOIBetS and Ribband4
l2O GOzen Linen caInbr fiandkeTchiefs in fl1c,
boxes, al 81 20 per dozen; think good
bargain
Embroidered and Clear Lawn Hanikerchiefs in
great variety
500 yards Swiss Edging, l2c., worth 25c.
~ dozen black Ne MItts, from 50 cents u2, very
CHEAP
Is dozen best French Hid Gloves, all shades
My stock 10 laTSe and well assorted, and pur
Chased at The very lowest prices.
Customers W u Be pleased To favor me with a cali
ano my snai De attehuVtiy sho1 through il, anc
he goods offered al a small advance
WM. Il. RILEY
mar 3i-lm
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CPECTACLks,

ptCi oLACh SILK O: every width and
~ quality, from 15 cents up, very ch ap
iIald ans PLAIN SILKS, Pink, white AID blk wateTed
silks for MantIllls
White, punk, blue and mode cold ShalIeys
White, pinA, bug, green, corn and mole c.lored
French Mousse ines
10 pieces Pain Berege, IN every shade al 25 cents
very cheap goods '
White, pink, blue green, brown, and mode coIored
BeTCges, IN fine quality
lVo pieces Lawns and Ja-konets in every quality
Also, well assorted stock of Domestic GonJS
All Of which will be sold al very low p,icss
Customers viii do well to give us a cali.
WIN. r. RILEY
c0ner sth st. and opp. Cenlre MsIIse,-
mar Slim
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ErFF.L IL BOYD,
BLIND MAKERS & &UPIIOLSTERERS

AI UULD Respectfully intnrm lheir friends and
W the public generally that they -s=z=5=-==
are prepared tO attend ID all orders in -=;s.
the line OF business. SsZ=I=.5s
AL kinds of UPHOLSTERIEG as==-z
neatly eEccutrd; such aS-Culihg aud as.-.z-==EE
Making Carpets, Fitting down Malt. ng -z:z-s=::E.
and Oh CiOth, Mating and ftii up - <ss.:'5
BCdand Window Curtains Hair Shuck :=@5s.s...Ie =
and uiner Mattresses, Pew aud ether :. stSz::=
Cushions, Spring Beds, Loun rs. Easy, anI sick
C"3irs. We have agstore Window shades and
Trimmings, Cords aud Tasseis, Split BIiHds, Wide
Paper tor Curtains. VENITIAN BLIND, made in
any style, and old ditto repaired {" Iouk as we'll a.
new All kinds of old Work repaired, and all Or
ders thankfully received and pru8Iptly attended
for cash, or perfect understanding beiore hand
Ii you want the worth Of y money iIIst give us
call, at No 2S1 Pa avenue, south side, heIw, 9th
aud 10th streets mar 30-tf
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IOS. NEFF'S PREMIUM ViOLINS AND VI
u olInceos can be seen at our Music Depot.
Amateurs and the profession Invited 20 call
and Try these excellent instruments
HILHUS HrTZ, Agents.
good Conuabass Tor sale low for cash, II in,. Q;
date application be made as above,
RA ~
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FIRST ANNUAL BALL
Western Hose Company 30. 1.
AT THE
WASHINGTON ASSEMBLY ROOMS.


WEDNESDAY EVENING, ApriI q. 1855.
V1NHE Conn i;tee Of Anang ments have much
L pleasure in announcing TO the friends of The
Company ard the public generally that they Wi,
sp're no pains to make this the best all of the
season.
Fleet. celebrated Cotillon Band has been ENGAGED
for the orc sion
Ticket Sl-l miting gentleman and ladies'. TO
be rad o. The Comm itee and al the door on the eye
ming of the ball.
No hats or caps allowed in The room pxcen, ,bos O
worn by irsmen.
Managers on the part of Citizens.
Hon w Fsm-y, Hon r Towers,
Maj w scott, Col G Lee,
DIR w B Magruder, ID Hoover,
Clement Ill, Beverley Tucker,
Walter Ieua1, John Clark.
B b Freuch, K iVaIach
has Walach, Abram Upshur,
u w keSs, Clark Wills,
Z ii Winder, W.T. ID We,
T. c Morgan, u RatcIif
: Redfrrn, SSP Parkpv
", VIM Brown, Captain Darlington,
w NAVY, Lnhsr Sm0ot,
Andrew Hoover, RI Roche,
John + Eanis Calian
On,he part Of FSremen.
$ Douglass, Wright, Brandt,
r DOve, IA TAFT, Hatch
G Evans, 1T SuIer
Committee Of arrangements on the part Of the Com
William Riegles, w NKeefe,
Edward IIanIsy, jos VI nilon,
Robert Mas;in, J + Edwards,
Recer,ion Committee.
Huzhes, w carr, WPUayertv
lIoIIzman, CIV Dr.ry, CE;wa-fs'
L Dswdeny, G Eickum, TJParker
Hager, JH May, s TiasIe;
Floor Managers.
r E Booth, Lewis robsr-o,.
,,uStns C0zens, John Si:alding,
hooen King, a Haser.
ap l3-eOSt@
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NJ I ILLIN ER Y.

AZ hNDERINGS III CORSICA, CORSICA /;
~ Picturesque, historical and social, with
sketch Of The early life OF Napoleon translated from
the German by Edward Joy Murris-prc~ SI:O
Lecture on EIs.-h Literature from CHANGER 20
Tenny son, by Henry Reed, price 81 25
just published anu lO. sale at
TAYLOR & MhURY'S,
tIlr - Bookstore. rcGr OH ST,
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NOTICE Il received this Gay new assort-
~ ment OF SLEEVE BUTTONS and STUDS, Of
the latest styles. Also, a variety of othrr new
Goods Vest Chains, Chatelans, Bracelets, Pins,
Earrings, Rings, etc.
Great Inducements offered to purchasers.
I'll. SENKEN,
No. $50 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10Th st'.
63- NeU Points put TO Gold Pens at short noice.
Diamonds rrmounted, and Jewelry made to order.
mar 29-tf
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T 0 T II e L A DIE s.

TO T II e L A DIES,
MISS J. THOMPSON
is NV prepared TO show our large n,
E3Sx and well selected stock e Millinery
~@ which she has just opened, of the Ia w
test styles which we selling at III, lowest prices
have the first selections
we would also respectfully call their attention tn
nur large and hand handsome stock Of FaRcy Goods
Per'umery, Gloves, Hosiery, &C.. which we can sell
At unusually low prices.
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO,
No. $40 PENNSYLVANIA ayrnue
First door west of Walt n Harper & Co.'s.
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ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS
DENTISTRY.

UEN 10 ny.
ID q. DONALDSON, DENTIST, late of Nh e firm of
Ia. Hun. h Donaldson, continues 10 ..E.z,s-.y.
manufacture AMI insert those beautiful Siss.s.--s
,oTcelan tee III, with or without gums, -LlI1Iff
tOr specimen. Of which (made and de-
pOsited by the late flrm) was awarded the first
Temium at the Mechanics Institute Fair, recently
held in this city
These teeth are carved and shaded TO suit each
particular case, and their resemblance To the natu-
raj organs Is 50 perfect as to deceive the most prac
riSed eye.
Particular attention also paid to filing and pre-
serving the natural teeth
charges moderate and all operations warranted.
Office southwest corner Seventh and ID s.--en-
trance On ID. 2l-6m
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LOOK UERE!!!
Z ORE BOUNTY LAND TO HI who served
IA IN ANY WAR since 1879, whether a. Officers
Soldiers. SIIior-. Mlrin"s, Ce:k>, Indians Cnap-
aims, Wagon Masters, Tcamst.rs Laudsn. II, 90.
their widows ~ minor childrrn) wilp have ret yet
received full lGO acres, and have been in service /
days. Will do well L. write 10 US post aid, aud thri,
Land Warrants will be forwarded To- Them for the
above quantity, and charge # they do not gel H.
LLOYD & CO.,
Cain Agent Office, opposite u. 5. Treasury,
Washington City, u. mar 6 3m
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NLOCKSs CLOCKS, CE.OG Il y !-Ifyou
~ want good Clock, warra nted to keep time
call at the store of j. ROBINSON,
3iO Pa. ave., cppO. Browns Hotel.
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Nj IRIS OF THE COUNTESS OF BLES
W sInstnn-TEe Library Life and Correspond
ence Of the Countess nf B!cSsingtOn, b. Il Mad
zen, NJ. J. A, v5l
TAYLOR & MAURY;s
apl4 EOOkstore near 9th 81,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-14


H We notice an organized Medical
Institute in Indiana for the education OF
females in the science Of Medicine. We
arc also in receip, ofthe annual announce
ment Of the Penn syl,aria Medical Col
lege at Philadelphia, which is under the
patronage of influential and able men. and
possesses spectacle and talented Fac
ulty. Other similar institutions are spring
ing up IN different quarters ofthe country,
and the movement SEE ms TO be encour
aged by some OF the best and wisesi mem
bers of community. We can but regard
il as sminenily judicious and proper to rem
der encouragement to any effort for the ed
ucalion OF such females as feel dispose d
to engage in the practice Of the healing
art. There are many branches Of the pro-
fession for which they are better fitted
than male practitioners. ar in which their
services would be sought with eagerness
and be bestowed with more general salts
faction. II they possessed that degree of
information in reference 10 the art which
N edical institutions afford. II is hardly 10
be expected that they would ever engage
in general practice. or d. size TO do SO; but
for the care of children, the treatment OF
diseases peculiar 20 their sex, and the
more intelligent md efficient fulfil me Mt Of
the office OF nurse. the medical education
OF the femsle mind is certainly, it seem,
10 us. an object very impor,an, to pro.
mote.
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WAsRINcTos, July 10 A delegation
Of Indians from Kansas arrived her. yes-
teiday, and had an examination with
Colonel Mix, acting Commissioner of In.
disn Affairs.
petition for relief has been forwarded
to President Pierce by . parry Of Ger
mans now imprisoned at Melville Island
Nova Scotia. They state they were hire
in New York 10 go 10 tina, place o work
but on their arrival they were of, red the
alternative Of enlis'ing for the Crtmea or
imprisonment. They chose the latter.
ALBAsY. July 10 TIE preliminary
exanina i'm oflhe case OF Landon, p,o-
pfslor OF the City Hoel, CHI rsci with
selling liquor contrary to law. caused the
greatest excitement here. TIE Coar,
loo Hall and streets in vicini v uerr
crJM dvd. j ,stce Cole decided ,hst he
compliant m ide on Information and belief
was suffici mt TO authorize the issuing OF a
warrant, an LAT the charge was compe-
tent 10 be examined. when the further .x-
animation was postponed till Thursday
r. NJ.
Chancey p. Williams. one OF the Car.
son League. compliments in his case, was
severely assaulted as he was passing out
Of the Hall Of the Police Court and was
showered with pulverised charcoal by TN.
known parties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-14

hon. n ENETH RAyKER, oil North Car
DINA. made speech in Nashing,or@ On
The evening Of the 2lst ul,. In the course
OF bis r. marks. he spoke OF the Influence
OF Archbis hop Hughes. in diverting the
school fund Of New York from lis legiti.
mate source, and stated, 10 show the ex-
is'ence OF bargain in the las, Prrsiden-
tial election for the Catholic vote, the fol.
lowing startling fact:
Our late Minister to Spin. Mr.. Bar
ringer, stated 10 me, in Baltimore, that the
Pope's Nuncio at the Court oil Spain. said
to hin. before the news Of the formation
Of Pierce's Cabinet reached there, II can
tel you one man TINT piH be in The Cobi-
net Thai wa! be Mr.. Camp6sH, of Penn
sylronia. as member u Tho Catholic
Church"
The statement seems 10 come too d.
rectly and explicitly for its correctness 10
be doubted, and If true, it is worthy OF
the sttention OF the American pe cope :
but. true or not, though be be a good
Catholic. he's powerful weak" Post
master General. and can't be cleared on,
OF the Cabinet day too soon.
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The Glorious Fourth.

The GLORIOUS lartb, the DAY we celebrate,
And loui proclaim The freedom Of the free,
When zach enJ vs. his social tefe O. tete,
And puff his weed and sips his sangaree-
Excuse me, Sans.ree, no more, no MORT
Like days OF Early childhood they have fled.
They ave pr ohsblsd BY law,
Therefore TO rse them tits i'll bred
But whilst the hid Of Genius lives,
To coiJare, form, or 70 invent,
A blessed sotsce then she gives,
Which none earth can ever report,
She tenders il in every form,
t. freedoms Son or Daughter,
As gushing from the Marble Fount
The sparkling MI>ERAL WArRa, Tsuper;
For quality its not surpassed its fine, in fact. its
But II you doubt il, why 'hen pray Won call on
MOORE HOOPER,
july 3. 70 Main 81. bel v Gen 2 and g.
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instrumental y of this paper was equal to
any. il not sll others within it's sphere. in
ushering in the henignant reign Of TEN.
persnce and Sobriety. And now we hope
to see the Law rigidly and righteously en-
forced-beleving that thus it will result,
in inestimable blessings to the State al
large, and to the People as individuals.
No law can enforce itself. Hundreds
Of laws are dead letter on the Statute
book. simply because the will and the
sentiment of the people do not respond to
them. 1.-THE letter of the law is dead-the
spirit is in the people. Upon their action.
their cooperation with and under the law.
its power depends. Let the friends of
Prohibition RENE mber this. What they
have heretofore done was only iniiiatory,
and the taking effect Of tie la~ is only
the beginning OF their real-their great
work. II, under the delus,n that all is
now accomplished, they idly fold their
hands. and allow their vigilance TO sleep.
they will find when too late tina, tk ir in
cirieut triumph he's ev+niuated in mel
anchol, and dsplorabie failure.
We can not close without word Of ex-
horta,i' n to all good citizens-withoui
regard 10 their creed on tie liquor aues-
,ion-who yet sacredly believe in the Su-
premacy of The Law. There is moral
as we'll as legal obligation resting upon
every citizen strictly to observe ard obey
every require ment Of the law. so long as
ii is a law. or until it is pronounced un-
constitutional or is mod fed by the legal
authorities. Some msy thii it small
matter TO violate the law by buying or sell
ing liquor in private way, SO that they
can not be detected. But even then il is
violotion Of the law, which cannot fail 10
work an injury to ones conscience and
moral nature, and involves a departure
from ones duty to himself 10 his neigh
Dor, and 10 his God
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-14

0 We notice in the fairfield Ledger
call fora Peoples Republican Conven
non." for Jefferson county. to be held at
Fairfield, to- day. The call is signed by
over hundred Dames. comprising people
OF all parties. The immediate object is
to nominate . County Ticket in opposition
to tina, which the Democracy have placed
in the field, but another object still. un.
doubleday, is TO organize Republican y
party 10 the county. 1t is. perhaps, pre-
monitor of what is ultimately to take
place al over The State.
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New York Items.

NV YORK. July lO.-The steamship
Illinois, f,om Aspinwsll, arrived here thi,
evening with $50 passengers, and
So 200 in treasure. The Illinois con.
neced with the Golden Gate. which left
San FIR, ncisco, June 10Th The Golden
Gate passed the Golden Age, and same
day found steamer Pacific at Acapulco,
bound for San Francisco.
The steamer Eldorado. from Havana
arrived at Aspinwal, June 29,h. The
rainy season was prevailing on the 18th.
mus severely.
The Panama Railroad had reduced HE
wages of their laborers aud large mum
Der of them struck in cons quencs, and
Z ey were joined ty large number of
machinists and mechanics on ac1 cunt of
discomfort with the food furnished them
The United States Ship OF War indie
prudence was at Paphia on Jane ] 5h.
but in c ,nsequence of dispatches received
from Lima. sailed for Callao to settle diff
cu.ies between the United States Repre-
sentatives and tie Government relative TO
the preten'ians Of the Captain of tic
American ship John Cummings.
Dates from Chill are TO May 81. Con
gress was 10 meet next dsv. A long con
'lnued drouh prevailed, and cattle were
dyl,g for want If pasture.
CoScoRD, July l0.-The Senate to-day
Ivy vote to 10 10 yassed the Liquor
bill with certain amendments which do no,
by any means affect the efficiency of the
bill us i. passed the House
The bill TO re district the State for
choice for State Senators has passed the
House BY POS 10 IS.
A bill TO regulate naturalization and the
suffr ge OF na'uraliz-d citizens, similar TO
that how in force in Maine, was introduc.
ed in The House.
It's doubtful if the Legislature " i'll ad
lourn on Saturday next as previously an
I ouuced.
INV lonK July 10 Captain Smith
late OF The big Julia Mnulon charged
with being engaged in the slave tradr,
sentenced this forenoon to twoyears
impii, onmen, and a fine of $500.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-14

GREAT GUYS Wrought iron guns, of
monster size and calibr-, are in course of
manufacture ut the iron works OF M-ssrs.
Nasmy'h. near Manchester. They viii be
np~ yards OF 5 fret IN diamet and abou,
II itet long, weighing upwards oil 20 tons
each, and will discharge shell Of at lras,
1000 lbs. WIGHT distance OF about FIVE
miles. The forge and machinery espe
ciaily required for the manufac ure has
cos, 10000.