davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-09
M u SIC Al!

tutiie are respectfully invited to call 1t the
NEW MUSIC ROOM Of the subscriber. and ex-
anime the most splendid stock Of
PIANOS, MELOOEONS,
GUITARS. FLUTES, vlOLINS.
STRINGS, SHEET MUSIC, INSTRUCTION BOOKS
&C., ever offered in Iowa.
All instruments sold are warranted ut Eastern
prices.
Rooms in ogden's new Building. No. So. Main st.
near second .. c. ISBELL,
novl2dw Teacher Of Music.
New sheet MusSc.
TUST received ut o. c. Isbell's Music Rooms, 6ne
u assortment Of the latest and most popular pub
lications. apr25-dtf
~ Books for sale by CAVE 4 son, Main Street
between Sd and 4th:
Mr.. sponge's Sporting Tour Edited by Frank
Forester.
Married, not Mated: BY Alice Carey.
vagabond Life in Mexico BY Gabriel Ferry.
Eoiling and Hoping: BY Jenny Marsh.
The Wedding Guest Ry r = A-.h.-
Philly and Nit: By Caroline Chesbro.
Rlu-fi bas~tsh.- BY b0esticks.
The Great American Battle: BY Emma Carol, Of
Maryland.
Buneby Papers, second series ny John Broug-
ham.
The Ship Carpenter Family By W. Whitman.
The War in Kansas BY Douglas Beaverton.
Edith Hale: By Throca Talmon.
Rachel Grey: BY Julia Kava naugh.
Popular Legends Of Brittany: BY q Lady.
Ailthe above, with innumerabe collection Of
works in every department Of literature for sale by
july4-d CAVE SON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-09

CU6AR Kettles from 8 to 40 gallons; Ovens and
- Lids odd Lids Skillets and lids, assorted Cast
Iron Tea Kettles Japaned. Trunks Pudding ard
Rice Moulds Scolloped and plain Cake Pans; Tea
Canisters, square and round assorted Lard Lamps !.
Tin ware and Stove Pipe House, sheet iron and cop.
per work done promptly, in the very best manner.
COMSTOCK DRO1HERG
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-09
. r NJ Oval

REMOVAL.
vISHE undersigned has removed his Wholesale
= Boot and Shoe business 70 No. 80, North Main
street. between "a and Sd, two doors west Of n 0ea-
ton 4 Sons. WI TIM Mpe,N
Keokuk, June II, 80 dom
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-09

FOR SALE.
40 ACRES fine Land, situated on the Del Mones
K . River about miles from the city IF keo-
kuk. On the st. Francis VILE road consisting Of rich
bottom aud prairie land. The kcokuk, Fort Des
Aones NJ. X. X. passes through the upper part Of
the tract Terms easy. Apply =, n,.ov,
june26 kilbourne's Block, Main st.
1 half story brick dwelling house, situated on Ex-
change st. between 18th and 18th contains 8 good
roos, has excellent cellar and brick cstern and
being in every way 6ttei up for comfortable resi-
C. r. DIMoND,
june2C kilbourne's Block, Main ST.
LNOR SALE.-Two fine two story brick dwellings,
Il situated on the corner VI Concert aud 18th sts-
fhi. house will readily rent for $500 year, and
can be purchased at bargain = Apply n r
june26 Kilbourne's Block, Main st.
HOR SALE.
VINHE fractional Block No. ~, situated in Reid L
L Leighton s addition, at the terminus of sixth
and Seventh Sta, next to Ridge st, This property
contains one Of the finest stone quarre- in Lee Co.
''' "''' ''' on 's'''''''s 'f r. DrM 1ygSS
June kilbourne'. Block. Main st.
TOM SALE.
n FEET front by so fee, deep, on 3D. st. between
~ Exchange and Bank sts., with the improve
mSn'1' will b sod at bargain by n,.o~n
May 30 kilbourse's Btrk, Main 1t.
LNOR SALE.--2o feet front on Sd street, between
BloDdean and Concert, will be rold low by
c. r. DIMOND.
May 30 kilbourne's Block. Main ct.
SERVES 4 Gaiiagner,s
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
63 Dearborn-st. Chicago.
Rail HsaA asA Car-Hsliaers,
F.rsisAisg store.
~ ~ AVNAtvA~~ u ~
No. "a RivEs ST. CHICAGO, IT.,
Keep constantly on hand
MACE INIST TOOLS,
OF all kinds. from celebrated manufacturers.
Putnam, Fitchburg. Springfield Tool Co., Lawrence
Machine shops, Lowell, Worcester, and Others;
LATHEs,
DRILLS,
BOLT CUTTERS,
Taunton make,
And an endless variety Of smaller articles used in
Americas X. r. IRON. r. R. Chairs, R. K. spikes,
and Lock Head Lights.
WOOD TOOLS,
OF ali kinds.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE
steam Eogiaes,
Which for style and finish cannot be excelled, hav-
ing all the new Improvements. There Engines can
be sold lower than those made West, and warrant
ed to have the full amount Of horse power they
Gold for, which Western make Of Engines Sc dom
have.
IAnE's CELEBRATED PORTABLE SAW MILLS,
Can cut oneth,rd more lumber than any other mills
proportionate siscr.
Oak Tanned Leather Betting, all sizes,
Rubber Betting and Hose,
All kinds Of Saw Mill Fixtures,
Saw Gummers, superior 10 any thing ever invented
Iron Nails, Spikes. Warehouse Trucks all sizes,
Machinery Oils, warranted not to gum.
ER All orders promptly filed ut the lowest mar.
ket prices. +. r. T. ARMSTRONG Co.
my9dSm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-09

JOB PRINTING
OF every description, executed at this Once in So
perlor manner, and At - low rates - elsewhere.
1-A limited number Of Special Notices viii be
inserted under this head At 20 cents line for each
inserton the editorial head for 80 cents line
BLANKS.
Bills Of LAding and other Blanks for sale ut this
smce; and Blanks Of all descriptions neatly cheaply
and expeditiously printed and furnished to order
DsAIS0 l. LovE.--We would call attention
to the card Of Messrs. Deming 4 Love. Mr..
Deming. ~ business man previously, and
~ member OF the late firm Of A. L. Dem
ing 4 Co. is we'll known in this region. Mr..
Love 10 new rsAdcnt, but man Of much
business experience and good repute in
Ohio, from whence he came. And altogether
we can recommend the house % one Of the
solidsst and most honorable in this town
or region.
WslriSo ISK.--yery many experiments
have been made Of late years to produce =
good quality of writing fluid, an article which
would aow freely from the pen, and assume
distinct and enduring color. None in mar
kst that We are aware Of has now . better
reputation than Arnod's, Of London manu-
fscture. This with which we are now writing,
manufactured by Butler 4 Parr, Of Cincin-
natl, seem very similar to that, and quites Is
good. 1t is Of greenish blue when first
written, but after little exposure turns to
fne black. 1t flows freely from the pen, and
is every way an excellent article.
DR.. A. c. Thorn Il Co. are agents for this
city.
Gov. BIoLER.--The President, it has been
said, has recently rendered to Gov. Bieler,
OF California, now in Washington, the sp-
poinsment Of Minister to the Court Of Swe-
den. The President seews to have higher
appreciation Of his qualities and character
than the Californians entertain just At pres
ent, A. the Committee Of Vigilance have just
served him with notice not to return.
G1The St. Charles Qlis.) Guards, fine
corps, numbering 81, participated in the cell
ebr"tion Of the 4,h At Sycamore. They took
a vote for the Presidency, which showed them
all for Fremont and Freedom.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-09
New Firm.
w. Nj. FOSTER & CO.,
At Tue OLD STAND or n. n. CHAMBERLAIN,
Kilbourne's Nsu Block, Main ST., Ksokuk,
JoBBERs AND DEALERS
DRY GOODS,
PAPER HANGINGs,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
GILT CoRN1CEs & BANDS,
CURTAIN TRIMMINGS, &C.,
House Furnishing Goods Generally.
w. NJ. TOSTER 4 C..
NJ N. Chamberlain would respectfully inform his
old Friends and Customers that he Il still to be
found at the old stand ready TO serve them here
tofore, to the best Of his ability.
krokuk Jnne z '56-dAw

\NHITE and Fancy Linen Drills--very choice
w patterns, at FOSI Err 4 CO.'S,
NJ. N. Chamberlain Old Stand,
June7d KilbOurne's Block, Main st.
DAkEGE and Mua.in Robes, very handsome and
ID cheap nj w. NJ. FjSTER Co.'S,
June7d kibourne's Block.
I CASE Parasols just received by express, and will
be sold cheap by W. M FOSTER Co..
June7d ki,ourne's Block.
UNTERPANES and Toilet q iiits-some very
~ rich patterns, at very low pric by
June.d ". NJ. FOSTER 4 co.
nOTTED Swiss Muslin. Checks and stripes. for
II Ladies Basqnes. just received by express ~.
W. M. FOsTl.K CO.'S
Nm Chamberlain q Old Stand.
June1d Kilbourne's Block, Main st.
LNRESH arrival Of Domestic Gooes Mt
l. june24 W. N. FoSTERACO.'3
DkOW n Sheetings and Shlrtings, BY the bale. for
u saleby ljv24l w.M FOsTERd CO.
WORK. Oxford and Webster Deruins FOR sale ut
L Wholesale by Le24l W. NJ. FOSTER AGO.
VTNICKlN6 and Hickory Shifting for sale 1t whols-
1 sale by tie24l W. N. FOSTER co.
A MEXICAN and English prints, first rate ~
n sortment for sale at wholesale by
junc94 W. NJ. FOSTER dco.
u AREiES. Musiins and Chaiiis, for sale at
- duc.d prices to close them out.
june2, W. NJ. FOSTER $50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-09
= = -
FOR MALE.

Oh ACRES, finely situated about Z Of a mile be-
Q low the city.
% lots finely located. in klbournes addition.
nne building lots, on High, between Fourth and
Fifth SITS.
lots on PAlen between 10th and It'll SITS.
Every handsome lots Orleans street, bet wesn
9Th and orb.
handsome lots on Franklin street, between Sth
and 9th.
lot on Des Moines street, between 10th and I tn
For terms apply to c. r. DfMOND,
june26 kilbpurne's Block, Main st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-09
$4,000 worsh - Property fer sal
CRAAAa.

C0mpctltlOn 10 the Life - TRADE.
sIviN ROOFING, and all kinds ct jobbing work
done on the most reasonable terms BY the under
signed. And oil work done warranted to bs equal
toany other shop in this city o. State
n B.-Shop on the corner Of Main and Ninth
Streets. FKEDERICK ZvTaG
keoxuk, June l3d6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-09

Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
OFFICE In Kilbournc's Block, Main street, b.
~ tween I'd and Sd, Keokuk, Iowa.
RRvnaEscss-Edward Kilbourne, Esq, Keokuk
John Whitehead, Esq., New York; Chas. L. Frost,
do; Messn. Page, Briggs Rabbit, Boston Amos
d. Smith, Esq., Providence, X. L.; Edgar Conklin,
Esq, CincinnAti o.; J. w. Zackerie. ESQ, New Or
leans.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.-Particular attention
paid to the purchasing and selling Of City Lots,
Houses and Lands of every description.
LIFE, FIRE, MARINE INSURANCE A0EN-
CY for the Mutual Life Insurance Comps OF N.
York. ACCUMULATED FUSp, q, 25O, 900
THE "ATLANTIC FIRE l. MARINE ms.
Co." Of Providence, X. I. PAD UP CAPITAL 4ls0,-
O0O
THE "ATHENEUM FIRE INSURANCE co. )" Of
London BRAkcB AT PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
THE "PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE ms. CO."
Of Peoria, Ills. PAID IN CAPITAL 4lOO, 900.
Having been appointed Agent for the above
named nrst class, reliable Offices, would beg leave
TO inform the merchants and citizens generally of
this city. that am prepared to take Life, Fire. and
Marine Risks, Ut ~ low rates can be had at any
9th sound and reliable Offices. Open Policies
grs ited on ~ favorable terms be had in any
Of the Eastern Cities.
NAV 30. 1S56--d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-09

FOR SALE.
A SPLENDID Farm Of six hundrea seres located
"A on String Prairie, sixteen miles N. W. of the
city Of keokuk.
IL desired il will be divided 10 suit puschasers.
The Improvements are Of Superior character
1t has been pronounced, by those who have seen
it, to be one OF the most farms In the conn
try.
Apply toJ. T. Cave, String Prairie, or to Cave
Son, Main Street, between Sd and 4th, Keokuk.
inchldf
$4,000 wsrth - Property fer SaIc
- Credit.
WISH to sell 40 feet on johnson street bet. 5th
anu ota sts % $i20 per foot on l. 3 3, 4, s, 8,
ana years at psr cent. interest Also 70 feet ON
twern ExchRHgu and Bank sts., and Lots Z, 8,
and in block No 100, payable in one and two years
Also an undivided one-cixhth Of Block No l53, and
Lots 7.se. 10, II and IL, In Block No. 1888; also
is3 feet rear ends Of L,ts TO- II and l2in Block No.
10. All situated in Keokuk. Also 500 scyes of
Land we'll located in Jackson Township, one nth
cash, balance In /, and years.
HAWKINS TAYLOR.
ALSO want partner with from % ,Ooo 70 40 600.
lwhoIs good business mau, without any old fogy
t.ndeneies,l TO engage in the lumber bssinsss.
July I'D HIT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-09

Fer sale.
L WILL dispose of Lease for 16 months on the
WELLS HOUSE, on the corner Of ID and John
son sts on easy terms TO any who wishes 10 en-
gage in the Hotel bu sinesr The house has been
Thoroughly renovated and retsstsd.
For particulars call and examine.
Julysdtf f. MORGAN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-09

OILKS! SILKS !!-Ne have received very re.
- Gently by express several Large Lofs Of Dress
Silks, which We are Offering at unprecedented low
prices. Also another lot Of splendid "Moire An
1 iqucs'' in dress patterns. No. IS Main Street.
dcclOd DURKEE co.
C PAINLESS BA6S-Stark Mills-600 just receIv-
- ed at IS Main Street DURkEE co.
da.,lOd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-09

Always Trading.
r HAVE bought out the Dry Goods store Of James
T. Bruce, and will hereAf ter continue the business
in the same place.
Remember the place One door east Of II. d. Wood
ward 4 Co., Main Street. B.A. WILLIAMS.
daclQdAW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-09

VHE subsca ibcr having disposed Of hia Daguerrean
1 Gallery, to- G. 0uE Bao, formerly of New
York Ctv voula tender his thanks TO the cis1ens Of
Keok uk and vicnta for the liberal patronage b.
slowed on him durn tho last three years, and wasA
recommend ali who wish True Picturss, 70 ell =
tho old stand, No. 50 Main street. :, 49,.
iunclsd H. ". hU6LA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-09

4. q. 81 q. r..
BANNER Lodge No. 25, 1. o. Of G. T., meets -
Devery Friday Evening, at Temperance
Hall. on Main street, Mt "a o'clock. All =
members Of the order in good standing, are
invited 10 attend.
my2O-dly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-25

Arrest and Robbery Of $50 Free State
Emigrants TO Kansas--The United States
enacting Border Ruffianism on n Large
Scale.
Advces from Nebraska City give further
particulars of the recent arrest of emigranis
from the free states. The party numbered $50,
including women aud children. Mr. Eldrodse,
their conductor, procured permission from Gov.
Geary TO enter the territory, with the ordinary
arms of emigranIs, being assured that the in
teniions of the party were peaceful. On arriv.
ing at Plymouth, the new Massachusetts, set
Element, just over the Kansas line from Ne
braska, on the 10th inst, they found deputy U.
5. marshal Preston, with 700 troops acting as
posse and six pieces Of artillery, drawn up to
oppose their further progress. The marshal
ordered them 10 halt and informed the whole
party that they were prisoners. All their box
es, trunks aud baggage were searched and some
kegs OF powder were found, key of cartridges
belonging to the night guards, ten Sharps' ri.
iies, two dozen revovers and number of com.
mon rifles belonging 10 private individuals
The troops then took possession of all the hor-
SEES, wagons, baggage, farming utensils and
large quantity of provisions, and ordered the
whole party under guard, with instructions
to the troops to shoot any who might attempt
to escape. The emigrants were from New
York, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin and
Iowa.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-25

81 The greatest natural ornament to the "hu-
man form divine" is unquestionably fine, luxu-
RANT, healthy growth of hair. 1t has been so es-
teemed in all ages Of the world, and among all ma
tons, savage and civilized. Hence, the Indian
brave regards the scalp of his enemy as his great
est trophy. For similar reason, the fashionable
belle often DISCUSSES the region of vanity, as well as
her other chronological organs with borrowed locks.
He who should discover mode of preventing the
hair from showing the inroads Of envious Time by
turning prematurely gray, method by which il
could be restored when falling off or turning white,
and way Of promoting its continued and iuxuri-
ant growth, would be justly entitled to rank among
the benefactors Of the human race. Read the tes-
timon als in another column, Of the wonderful, not
to say miraculous effects of professor Woods Hair
Restorative and see if he has not accomplished
all this.-[Capital City Fact.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-25

We have al last reliable information of the
Free State men of Kansas, who are under ar
rest, by the territorial authorities, on the charge
OF murder in the first degree. The number is
one hundred and fve,-and they hail from four
teen States of the Union-six from Missouri.
Among them are the following Vermonters
!. F. Taber Of Hariland, John l.. King Of
Brattleboro' o. NJ. Marsh of Woodstock.
Their offence is that they resisted the border
ruflians, and in some of the consequent afTrays,
life was lost. The rufIians were made mill
tia & y by Gov. Shannon--and so for resist
ing these "mihtid," these free State men are
treated as murderers-albeil, every body knows
that the Border Rufiians' business was murder.
rapine and debauchery. Vermonters what
think you about hanging your own flesh and
blood for defending their property and their
livesl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-25
The Illustration of the Vote in PennsyIva-
mia.


The effects of good and bad neighborhood
are strikingy shown in the result in Pennsyl-
vania. There are eight counties bordering on
western New York, and they vote Just as west
ern New York, does largely for freedom.
There are four counties on the Ohio line and
they 60 as Ohio does, strongly for freedom.
There are seven counties in the southern tier
on Virginia and Maryland, and they vote, all
but two, with Virginia and Maryland, for slav-
cry. There are six counties bordering on New
Jersey, and they are like New Jersey, close
and doubtful. There are two counties touch
ing North Delaware, and they are like North
Delaware, free soil.
Freedtm and enlightenment are closely con-
nected. Lancaster, the ancient capital, and the
best cultivated county in the state, where they
have more farms, more schools and more church.
es than in any other county of its size, gives
rousiug majority for the Fremont ticket. Craw-
ford, where nine hundred and ninety-nne men
out of every thousand can read and write, rolls
up heavy majority for the Fremont ticket
Pittsburgh, where mechanics are skllful and
numerous and thrifty, polls large majority for
the Fremont ticket. But among the mines of
Luzerne, Northumberland and Schuykill, where
schools are scarce and wages low, there is
majority for Buchanan. In Cambria, where
every eighth man cannot tell b from an OK
yoke, nor write his name to save his life, there
is majority for Buchanan. In the purlieus
of Philadelphia, where vice and ignorance do
congregate, there is majority for Buchanan.
In Fike county, where there is Tor was till
lately but one newspaper, and tina, weekly,
there is majority for Buchanan. The best
orators for Fremont are the farm, the mill, the
school house, the press and the church. The
only effective campaign document for Buchanan
is the five dollar bill.-ABDty Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-25
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY, October p, 1856.
At market 2O15 Catte-16OO eeyes and as Stores consist
ing OF Working Oxen Cows and two and three years
PRloRs-Aarket Beef extra LIST quality 81 25 SO;
second do 50 25a6 IS third do IS so 90 ordinary a. SO
StoTes-Working ONen-s75, 100 a $50 but few buyers
Cotrs and Caipes-s35, as, so 90.
feariiHgs-$l5 q 10. Ttro Years Od-sls %. Thre,
Years Oh-S2s a 3s.
Ahefp and L~I1bs-5eO nj market prcez-In lots. Al
90 30, 90 - each extra and selections ~ 90 3
Srine-S7s Western Mt market Pricos-IAve weight 81
dressed liza &c per b shoats, wholesale 1-2c
retail IL a lOc. Sales quick last weeks prices
htdes-I l-2 SC per h. TaliOu--S II a o. Pehs-T5c
a 81 each. car Skfhs-l3 lie per N.
N. B-Beef and quality includes nothing but the
best large, fat stall fed Oxen.
seeou quality includes the best grass fed Oxen the best stall
fed Cows and the best three years old Steers.
sheep-Extr includes Cossets, AMI when few art stei
out from lots.
There 1873 the Boston AMI Maine Railroad ia
over the Boston and Lowell % Fchurg and "a over
the Western loaded with Cattle Sheep SWINE Horses
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wami market for stock Of all kinds
The cattle arr mostly small and sold dull at 25 Soc per cwt
less than last week Considerable call for Yearlngs Sheep
Doc per head less than last week with indications Of further
decline Some lots sold fo stores, and better Market
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-25
PennsYlVnnin.

The precise result is still in doubt. 1t is
clear that with all their fraudulent Votes, the
Buchanan party have carried their state ticket
by only 5000 or 5000 majority, if at ALL The
New York Evening Post, with official reports
from half tire counties and the most intelligent
estimates from the rest, figures a majority for
the Buchanan ticket of 1000
To Congress, Is republicans to 10 democrats
are believed to be chosen.
The legislature is in doubt, with the chan.
ces against the Buccaneers. The Senate
stands Is Union to 10 Buchanan men. Last
year the democrats had majority in the Sen
ate In the House there will probably be
tie vote 90 to so, in which case the defeat of
the Buchaneer candidate for u s. senator seems
certain.
We quote from Philadelphia letter to the
n. Y Evening Post -
"Some of the most startling and astounding
frauds have just been developed that ever &C.
CURED in elections heretofore held. Mr.. Mann,
the candidate of the republican and American
parties for district attorney, al our general cleo
tion last Tuesday, has contested the election of
his opponent, Mr.. Cassiday, and he makes
charges, which he says in his petition or com
plant to the court of commonplace, he can sus-
tain. IN the 4ih, 9th, and l7ih wards, it ap-
pears hundreds, if not thousands of illegal votes,
have been polled, and he is prepared to show,
by the bes, evidence ever produced on SINH
lar occasion, that he is elected to the Office of
district attorney by a large majority This
step will also show that the Union state ticket
has a much larger vote than that allowed to it
by the sham democracy, and which no doubt
has majority in place of being in a minority
of2 ,796 This will actually give the union
state ticket considerable majority in the state,
Notwithstanding the gross frauds committed up
on it in Cambria, Schuykill and other counties.
Our friends are cheered Up ghout the state,
and the hest disposition prevails to give our OPP
ponents another rally in November, with the
shout for Fremont and victory. Cassday's
election was claimed by majority of i5g votes,
yet he has been heard 10 say that the figures
do not show it, We have fallen upon evil
times the ballot-boxes have been outraged
and we may well fear for the continuance of
liberty"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-25
Doors, SHOES AND RUBBERs
For the Falland Winter Trade.

The subscriber would invite the people Of Brat.
teboro aud vicinity to his LARGE STOCK of
FALL GOODS, just received and to which weekly
additions will be made through the season. II has
been selected Nth great care, and nearly all MAN
uYAorURED TO MY ORDER by the best mdnufdcfur-
ers in Men Engidnd. Customers can be sure Of
finding the INCEST and MOST FASHIONABLE goods
the market affords.
viii not enumerate different kinds. Suffice II
to say that In each department can be found ALL
STYLES and QUALITIES to suit the most fastidious
Goods will be freely shoun and you can not only
select from he largest Stock in the STATE and find
JUST WHAT YOU WANT, but save 10 PER CT.
tquite an object these hard times,) Reader these
are facis, call and sec for Yourself
N. d. Boots made to order by experienced
workmcn. Repairing done at short notice.
Remember the one Price Cash Boot and
Shoe Store,
No. 4 Blako's Block, first door South
Brattleboro House
ID. W. LEWIS.
Brattleboro. Oct sth, 1856. SO