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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-05
New York Market. Feb. go.

FLoUK-Market opened 60 10 Is better, with fair
d.nand FOR export and home use. After the Arne
iea y news was published, market was heavy and
prices declined las Sales 6 500 bbls al SO 75a7 Is
for common o extra state and mixrd to good ucs-
tern, 75a7 90 f5r fancy q extra western. Hye
bur and corn meal quiet.
GRAIA-Wheat DALI prices unsettled and droor,-
ing. Kye heavy OIL offered ~ asked. Barley
hrtner-4OOo bush al 27sl -. Corn heayy--sales
ls00o bush a. 7la7jc for the whole rang, closing
heavy and unsettled. Oats p!enty--proes favor
buyers.
WHIsKY-Sales 300 bbls OHIO AMI Prison at slc.
PR0YISIONS-P Pork in active demand at better
prices. Sales ls0 bbls at SO 25al6 81 for mess
81 70 for prime. Beef heavy-io0 bbls sold at
75a4 Is for country prince 75alI for Do mess.
Beef ham FIR $i3al6 50. Sales 400 terees prime
mess bati at Siaa23. Cut meats same bacon &C
tiyal250 boxes sold at S a9 for short middles. rio
iu-3! for long dear Dc. Lard steady--50o barrels
sold
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co ME RCIAI4.
GATE CRY AND VALLEY WHO 0FFleE,
heokuk, March ( 1850

GATE eIrf ASp ALLEY iiis pffleE'
/.
-,
-
f'A"s 80
PINE, inc ao4ih'ss ~" is'eii'Ae "4'' eA'""e = :"
ms activity and al nation.
" fnd Iy referring ID or ftss 81 lastyoar. that
,t..,r,,,r, ~. 49,, g.. s. s.h March the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-05
THE sYKON.

'INHE subscribers have completed their arrange
L ments in finishing and furnishing their sa-
loonand chambers for the convenience Of those who
may wish such accommodation, We haze spared no
money Or labor To make saloon and rooms equal
to anything in the country, and arrangements al
ready made for receiving oysters from the east wild
game from the country and our fine markets we shall
make saloon superior to anything west, or equal
to anything east. All we ask is but y call and n
trial and we viii pledge ourselves 10 give satisfac-
ton.
Parties can b. accommodated with private rooms
when desired, ana nything served up for them they
may wish
llecollcct the place, Cd t,st sile II 2n1 between
Main and Johnson streets
nov 5liY MAGkIEi K JOHNSON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-05

fIsHE subscriber has bought the Fast Saw Mill
two miles above tho city and is prepared to
furnish all kinds Of lumber Except Pine al the
shortest notice, at from 81 70 to 81 90 per 100 feet.
lie IS also carrying on the Plow and Wagon faeto-
ry Oh the corner " 9Th and Main street where he
Is prepared " furnish CONS und PloNs of the best
finish and quality, ut wholesale or retail, cheaper
than similar article can be bad in southern Iowa.
deel2ddwu HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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uOVAI.
The Byron Clothing Store.

n HOFFHEIMER has removed from the corner
y. Of LIST and Main street. e ~ Nam. ii
Grahans Building. ] offer now my stock u Cloth
ing Gents Furnishing Goods, Sc from 70 ! Q per
cent. below cost, make room for larger and finer
stock Of clothing. Call and see, il is 10 your own
adl antage. y. H0FFHEIMER.
ianI bd4w Second near Main ST
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-05

IIANING interested with us the Messrs. scoGeds
| in the Gas Fitting Business, would assure
the public TINT all orders given 10 them will be
ecuted in IA neat and workman-Iike manner, and
that they rely upon The work done by them, as
being Of the very best material.
As IL Will be but short time before the gas will
be introduced we would recommend TO those desi-
rans af lighting NJ "a the time Of the completion Of
the works that they give immediate orders for pipe,
fixtures, &c, otherwise, many would be delayed be
yond that time. as it would be impossible to supply
all applications upon short notice.
July 3, lS55.--d G. HERRICk co.
FNHE subscriber wishes 10 put III the wall during
L 1856, Two millions of brick, for which he viii
take town lots OF land in the Half Breed Tract.
Also two span Of horses wanted ~ exchange f"F
brick work HAWKINS TAYLOR.
janl6dtf
| 600 BOXES Glassware and " indow Glass at
ILJU REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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MoRxoSs on ALL NArtoSs.-The Mormon
! Feb. 23d, published al New York, says
We have much pleasure IN announcing the
|rrisal 81 the John J. Boyd on Saturday
Fening last, with large company Of Danes,
|wedes, Norwegians, lce!anders, Italians,
|hglish and Scotch, under the presidency Of
Did. Canute Peterson, assisted by lids. Jor-
tn, W. j. Jensen and G. X. Savage.
Nearly the entire company left this city on
thursday evening for the West. Some FAM
les viii separate from the main body Of the
bmpany at Chicago, and strike of for Bur
hgton, where they viii JOIN Elder Christian
|hristianson and the SAINTS under his charge.
he others will continue their journey TO ST..
louis
Elder A. Robbins Of this Office proceeds
est with them, to aid BY his counsel, and at
md TO other emigration affairs.
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BRIDGE DowS.-We learn THAI the druc Of
(e bridge over the Des Moines River, at
|armington, was broken down Monday eve
ing last BY drove Of cattle. Some twenty
Fe head of the cattle went down through
pc bridge into the river, and some twelve or
Purteen Of these were lost entirely, Fortu-
btely no person was on the draw at the
|me, and loss and damage resulting from the
Ecident is therefore but slight and tempo
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,COMSTOCK & BROS.
STOVES
Timers stock.

5000 lbs. oval and round Copper Bottoms from to
10 inches.
1000 bdls. Sheet Iron from No. l6 to II
1000 packages Plymouth kigels, iron and tin ID +,
from 81. to IL lbs
300 boxes Tin plate.
200 bundles Iron wire from No. TO No Is.
go gross Tea kettle breasts and covers from 81 to
II inchcsa
30 gross Pressed tin bottoms from TO inch.
40 Dc do seOlloped and plain dinner plates
90 Do Stove ornaments assorted.
90 Do Oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
100 do Assorted tin d ears.
20 do Iron tea kettle cars.
20 do do do do burs
100 do Pressed tin pot covers
40 Go of No. 2 and peuter knobs
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth
Bent SPouts, assorted sizes
Perforated tin sheets
Copper Rivets and Burs
Bucket Handles
Malets expressly for timers use
stove Blackingi IN papers or by the key
CONS rock d BROTHERS.
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50, EentrhI aesOrtment OF
NADDLEKA HARD WAKE.
NOTICE TO HALDERs.

NOTICE. TO btALDERS.
4 LARGE and we'll selectcdNtock of Paints Oils
a Glass, Varnish &c, &c, on hand and for sale
by MooRf uooPER Druggists, Main St., below
Third, consisting III part of
White Lead pure d No. j.
Snow white Zinc, very superior,
Zinc dryer,
Coors IL great variety, both dry and In oil pat up
in /, 2 4, and 10 n cans.
Copal Narnish,
Japan do
White do
Leather do
Glass of best brands and various sizes
All OF which they wilisell cheaper than any other
house in the city, for cash.
Give Us II call. MOORE HOOPER.
September 3, lS55--d
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TAKE. NnIsaH.

MOORE HOOPER have just received one IL the
VI finest and best selected assoriments Of Ferfu-
mary and Fancy articles brought into this mar
ket The Ladies' especially invited 10 give us call.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-05

MOORE 4 Ho0PER's Glyceum ontnent, q de
vi ughtful article for ehapped hands lips &c at
MOORE q HeUPEk's on Main,
royI7 near Third street.
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Tothe Ci1izcn. oil Keokmk.

IOsIEITEKS celebrated Stomach Bitters tor
j j sale by MOORE L HOOPER
Nnntenhar 2. lSa5.--d
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T INSEED Oil and spirit Gas, At
II novl7 MOORE & Il00pER'S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-05

SftELD0N has got the best stock of silk Scotch
> bingham Umbrellas, Canes, Carpet Bags, Icath
nat boaes, de-, there Is In the west Cali and ex
anime his stock movie
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Carpets T. OilCIOths /:
Land. ely tots TOR sale.

@Au-iAsN ~ i1N"'
aandsand CITY Lots Tor Sale.
HAVING been requested by sandry person. and
i at sundry times to name tie prices would
take for my lands and lots IN Iowa, take this OPP
portunity to inform the public ia general 81 the
prices will now take for the same. list i here
unto annexed;
NEi d section 3, township IS, range 5.
81 I. I, :. q
Lot Il in Block in Keokuk.
10 I3 i"
100 :"
4"
and the whole of g l2l Z.
Lots So and 1893 in Nashville and the Of n
/ of N + 26--65--5 a. ncrcs) in dispute.
For the whole Of which | will take f,renty-itco
thousand dollars, one-thrd in hand, and the balance
in one two three, and foar annual payments, with
interest at per from duic to be paid annu
ally, and secured by deed ot trust until all s paid
Any person wishing for particular Information as
location quality Of the lands, may apply 70 II.
7. Reid, Esq, his Honor the Mayor Of The city Of
keokuk. WI. GILlI1S.
Inlv 25 1850
A GOOD assortment ct Importers and trusse., for
n sale by 5. llEIMsTREET
ianlBd Union Block.
German aise ryeeet,be gain q Sxttsg d
! janl6d Union Block.
4
/ p00k-BINDEk, statianer and Blank Book Man
- ufacturers, No Tie Main street, tup stairsA
/ pLANk BJoks--A superior article ef paper just
| - received. oni If Which prepared 10 max,
all kinds # BANS Books, Lelgers, journals, CASH
| BIZ Books 6c ]. II. WESTCOTT
/ noyl ITO Main 81
! DINDING- Books Magazines Pamphlets, etc.
- bound IN any style desired
noyl ! H. W ESTC0TT.
. rr
- red ink, superior cap, letter and blotting paper
bill books, blank notes, deeds, etc,
noyl J. II. WESTcoTT.
LADIES' SHOE STORE.
lnl sale room is now fitted up in first rate style
- aud W. prepared 70 attend to the want
Of the ladies Of heoknk I. j. ELLIOTT 60.
ian25df
PIANO STOOLS.
! A supply of Taylor Improved Masie stoois, f.
"a sale 1t the Gate City Furniture Rooms.
febz2d G. :. ABBOTT.
Times copy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-05

The subscribers, proPsie-
tors II the Empire stove
Works, 81. Louis, beg
leave TO inform Stove
Dealers III Iowa hat hey
have { tablishcd a branch
Of their house la keokrk +,
where they viii keep con-
stantiy on hand a large
and well-as10rted stock
u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-05

600 BOXES Glassware and Window Glass al
IUU REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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Ap'l' e, gr II "a bl $2to 3
" dry, bush. | 75(li So
Peaches. dry, 2 ofig2 to
Ralsins fs box s. loQJs4
GLASS.
8xl0 ID box s. 75(44 90
IexI2 4 010ai %
loxl4 4 500gi II
EXCHANGE.
Eastern cities ! III cent.
bt. Louis / III cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-25
By JAS. g. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
AND Han

EACELLENT AND House.
~ keeping Effects at Public SaIe.-On
WEDNESDAY MORNING, November Goth, at
10 O'Clock. at the corner of 6th street west and Is
street south, (near the Smithsonian Institute |
shall sell the furniture and effects Of family de
clining housekeeping, viz:
Suite OF handsome solid walnut carved parlor
furniture, finished In crimson and gold silk
dsmask, consisting Of two Tete a-tete Sofas,
one arm Chair, one large Rocker, and six par
lor Chairs
suite Of four handsome damask Curtains, with
lace curtains, cornice, and fixtures
Handsome gilt mante Clock
French plate Mirrors, gilt Shades
Superior mahogany French Secretary, with pige-
on holes and secret drawers
Walnut Whatnot, Tush-seat Chsirs
Marble top centre Table, rOut Tables
Two mahogany hair spring seat Sofas
Mahogany Parlor Chairs, window seats
GiraEdoles, hlabaster, and china Vases
Three ply and ingram Carpets, Rugs
Oil cloth, DIsggett, Mating
Superior walnut carved leg extension Table, IS
feet long
Mahogany marble-two SideboaId
Walnu, marble top liquor closet
Window Shades, EngTavings
China Glass, and Crcckery Ware
Casters, table cutlery, fire lions
Solid mahogany hign post BedsteadS
Nah 'gany French RedstcadS
Marble top dressing Bureaus. Wsshstands
Superior feather Beds, BOlsteIs and Pillows
Best cuTled hair Mattresses
Toilet sets Looking glasses, Tables
Painted Wardrobes, plain Bureaus
Comforts, Blankets, Spreads. &c.
superior cooking Stove and fixtures
Radiator, tight, Franklin and other Stoves
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
utensils.
Terms: s25 and under cash; over that sum a
credit OF so and days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
S-The House is Cor rent inquiie on the
Ere miss. JAS. g MCGUIRE.
nov 2l-d Auctioneef
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ByA. GREEN ,Auctioneer
ENXCELLENT LATHE, STEAM ENGINE

ByA GREEN, Auctioneer.
ENXCELLENT LATHE, STEAM ENGINE,
IL Tools of every description, at Auction.
On FRIDAY, the 2oih instant, shall cell, at
10 O'Clock m, at the Model Makers Ests blish-
ment, 9TH street, next to the corner Of J., next
door TO Mr J. F. Calian's Drug Store, up stairs
1 very superior Turning Lathe, so inches he'd Ii
inches swing, cast iron SheBs, with back
geer, centres drill chuck, face plates, &c.
/ Slide Nest, with attachment for cutting spur,
&c, bench geering by the lathe, suitable
for any lathe, 1 universal chuck, inches.
20 Chasens, metal turning and milling Tools
Tuning Gouges and Chisels and Callipe,s
Dividers, letter and figure Punches
Nose Drills, Circular Saws, steel ban Callipers
Ground Straight Edges, 2 sets Stocks and Cics
Screw Plates and Hubs Bench Vices, DC.
Cabinet makers Bench, assortment Of Planes
pairs Hollows and Rounds, pillow with irons
Flllister and match Planes, hand and other Saws
Sweep and other Gouges, Firme:s, Brace and 10
Bits
Square Bevel and 6uages, Grindstones
Machine for making barrel bungs, taps, and pegs
Stem Engine 3-hOrse power, set OF Patterns fer
the same; the engine will do well for car
peateI's shop, job printing Cfice, or sew
Ing machines can be put in operation Ia
small space
Together with many other artiCl S which we
deem unnecessary TO enuInerate.
Terms ALI sums under SIS, cash over S!j
credit CT 90 and 90 days. for uOtes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest. 70.
nov 2a-d A. 6REEy, Acr.'r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-25

r. ANoIHER CIV TERRITORY new
ierri.cry Is about to be organised by a Dor.
tlon OF lts Inhabitants. On the LIST of Sen
temper an election was held at various point.
IN TIE Gadsdsn purchase for delegates 10 the
territorial Legislature Of New Mexico, and
Tor delegate to Congress. The latter, il ia
expected, will present to Congress a petition
for the separation OF the Gadsden purchase
from the northern part OF New Mexico, and
the erection Of an independent territorial gov
ernnent To this post Mr.. r. p. Cook was
chosen. How much Of New Mexico they de.
sire to have included within the now Territory
We are not informed; but the advocates Of the
separation say that the country is naturally
divided, by the intervention Of deserts and
mountains, into two States or governmental
jurisdictions. The Gadsden purchase, or Ar
rlzpnia as the residents sometimes style it,
contains population of perhaps a thousand
persons, of whom one-half are Indians and a
third MeKicans of a very low class. The rest
arc Americans and Germans. The principal
village is Tucson, (ToOksone which aspires TO
be the capital CT this new State. There is a
fort in the vicinity of the place, with small
garrison Of United States troops-NashpiILs
Union
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th instant by the Rev. Fatber knight,
Nh ISAAC N WILSON to Miss CATHARINE
A. J CAMPBELL.
On the morning Of the I5th ms: a, I, BY TIL Rev
VIM. krebs, SAMUEL T. CRAWFORD, Of
Baltimore, and Miss MALINDA VIRGINIA
BROOKS, Of this city
Baltimore papers please copy)
On the goth instant by the ey. Mr. Deale, Mr.
THOMAS Fl. WALKER to Miss SARAH C.
TUCKER, all Of this city
In this city, on the 18th instant, at st Peter 8
Church. by the Rev. Father Knight, JOHN w.
SHOOT to MARY, eldest daughter Of Mr.. Pat.
ric Il McKennn, all Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-25

"BErTrR LATE THAN NEvEE AT the late
meeting Of the Philsdelphis Baptist Associa-
ton, the Union Church reported the baptism
of lady enc hundred AID two years old
The loss of life from snake bites in
S.inde. India, has become % serious that dow
e-nment has taken measures for the destruc-
ton of these reptiles.
SCHOOL MISTRESS ARRESTED A school
mistress in Troy-a Miss Gilbert-has been
srraigned before the bar of public opinion in
that city for frightening sensitive little girl
into insanity, by locking her in dark clpsot
for failing to get her lessons. Miss Gilbcrs
should be elected from the Leadership IL this
charge be true.
STARTLING DIscov1Rr-Inc cleaning out an
old we'll on rancho, recently occupied by a
Captain Colebrooke, on the Calayeras road,
between the Calaverss and Stan'slans river.,
in California. portions Of the skeletons OF ~
mes were discovered The police were In
su,ating an active search for the late oceu-
pant Of the place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-25

have fonnd them Of In
ton, aud subduiBg Colds
clerical bretrsn real evor Ia calling their
em."-ZIou's Herald. :" We 10 4 hs
teBtOn OF public speakers singers aud Others who are
troubled with affections Of the watch
"For Coughs. Asthma, As, cheerfully bsar test
nony from personal knowledge to their eicsoyB.IIoni,
Pictorial They simple aud elegant AirnIn-
Isterig In medicinal sId
In general esteem Phys In the of
Br -actsl Affections pr. q. r. BtgelOw. CHLi ioS
"r'um deet.rous drugs, these Lozeng,s ICED
Eeeiy By public speakers aud voc4iss FIR
giving strength TO the voice Sold by ell DrusKists
Oct W-a JAMES n. CALLAN, Agent
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ByA. GREEN, Auct,oneer.

by a. Ohb ZEN, AucConeer.
ERAME HOUSE AND LOT AND FOUR
Il Building Lots ut Austion.-On FRI
DAY, the 18th instant, shall SELL In front Of the
premises, at AZ O'Clock p. m west part OF Lot
No 2, in Square No S96, having front Of 10 feet
en- south X, between 18th ard 18th streets east,
running back about rs feet, with side alley, with
the Improvements, which are good Frame
House, &c &c.
Also the balance Of said Lot No. =, which will
be subdivided in lots to suit purchasers as fine
building lots
Also, all OF Lot No. ID. in same square, having
front on 18th street east, between and streets
south, having front OF az feet by 81 feet deep,
which will be divided and sold In lots 10 suit
purchasers.
This property is near the NAVY Yard, and near
the residence OK Mrs. Spicers
Terms: One-ihird cash balance in 6, IL, Is
and 81 months, for notes bearing interest from
day CT sale.
A deed given and a deed Of trust taken.
Title indisputable. A. GREEN,
nov Sd (Organ) AuctioneeT.
iVThe abovs sale Is pcstpone ed In conse.
quence OF the rain until FRIDAY, the 2lst inst ,
same hour. A GREEN, Auctioneer
nov 15-ts
IJThe above Sale is further Postponed,
In consequence Of the rain, uItil THURSDAY,
the 9th instant, same hour.
nov 22-d A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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A FInsT-CLAss REsID ENCE IN

A FIRST-CLASS RESID nee IN
n GEORGETOWN, ID. G FOR RENT
The subscriber Offers for rent her late residence
at the corner Of Fayette and Fourth streets,
Georgetown, Immediately opposite the Convent
Of the Visitation. This Is one Of the largest and
best finished houses In the District Of Columbia,
having all the modern improvements contained
in the frst-class houses Of the Northern cities.
There is attached large cistern in the yard, ,
A pump Of the purest water in the immediate
vicinity.
The locality IS high and salubrous, and In a
quiet and highly res pectable GLIB orhood.
Pcsscs sion given immediately.
For further particulars inquire next door to the
premises, Of Mrs. ANNE X. O'NEAL.
ora
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-25

a MAN MEETING HIS 0wN FUNERAL A
singular incident occurred in New YORK last
week. man, killed by railroad accident
at Tarrytown, was reported to be Patrick
Burke, Of New York, and his wife at once
proceeded to the spot On arriving there she
saw the body, and having her mind made up
for the worst, without noticing deceased face,
concluded that he was heI husband, and forth
with made arrangements for the funeral The
supposed Patrick was brought TO the city in a
neat 10 ahogany coffin, the expenses and luxury
OF an old fashioned wake was incurred, fya
carriages were hired, and ss the funeral was
about TO cross over the Williamsburg ferry on
Thanksgiving day, the real genuine Patrick
Burke met his bereayed friends and in foil
health-as Mrs Burke, on her testimony e1-
pressed it, to their utter "dismay" The
mourners now began to think they had been
badly hoaxed, and uneeremoniously hurried
the bogus Patrick to the Bellevue Hospital
dead house, Will, the genuine Burke rode
home in a carriage by his wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-25
New York Markets ,

NEW YORK. Nov. IS Flour has declined
fales of IL, 500 bbls.; State soss6. 80, sOzth-
ern So 9oaS7 90
Wheat has a declining tendency; sales of
o,eO0 bushels; red 81 5laSl.56, white 81 go
asl ~. Corn has an advancing tendency;
sales of 5000 bushels: white 74c yellow 75c.
Pork lie firm; mess SIS. Beef is firm; Chi
cago repacked new SLASH so Lsrl is
very dull with a slight decline; sales at lac,
Whisky is firm; Ohio 3Ia3If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-25

R The editor Of the Medina New York;
Tribune, having recovered from the election,
wants local news, and offers the following pre-
miums: Any person who will commit an
aggravated assault and battery, come to an
untjmeiy end, get drunk enough 70 be sent
to Jail, fight duel, commit burglary, suicide,
or petit larceny, perform some heroic deed
rob hen roost or run away with another
mans wife, and thereby furnish us with q
fresh item fer our local column, shall receive
our uufeiguei thanks fo- the favor"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-25
EmHe Died Of Doctor.,n remarked a

friend OF ours. spoke Of man.
othe DREADED amptioB and with force the
came 10 our MUD knowing we did that IN his
taken practice had again consigned another to the grave
In Of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and other
Throat diseases put Eust in Mrs NJ. N Gstdners
Ind.n Balssm Of LiverwoTt and Hosrhound
0 give relief.
Asssrs Weeks Potter, No. lS4 Washington street. BOs-
ton, General Agents For sale ny W. H. Gilman Charles
stott sarn Palmer e. d. Gilman, and by Druggists gen
sraHE 2J-lw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-25
IL Heste,ter.-Three bottles Of Hostel.

tsrs vegetable stomach Btters Will the Dyspepsia
bottle viii create appetite force of the impure bile pur
~ the blood and invgorse the system bottles will
the worst form CT Liver Complaint; bottle will
thst at the pit Of the ats mach give color
conntenancs impsTt tone aud strength the system
lend cheerfuness 10 the mind. Every family should
Hosstters celebrated Stomach Btters No article 10
peculiarly ADAPTED the depressing effects OF climate
Sold Dy Druggists and dealers generally. 75-lw
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Railroad Defaulter Sentenced

PETERSBURG, Va Nov. IS Alexander
Falconer, late treasurer Of the Petersburg and
Weldon Railroad, was yesterday convicted
AMI sentenced TO two years in the Penten.
tiaTy, as defsulter to the company.
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Kept constantly hand and viii be sold very low Tor
British aud French plate
aud dwellings Of sLe however large for sale at
importers New York prices Ornamental and stzired
Glass every variety pattern furnished at short notice
Samples the store would espec ally call
attention OF builders and gentlemen about erecting
budug the above by purchasing OF me they will
about per cent besides the risk Of Transport
which Il item worthy Of consideration Green house
xlsss hand at manufa nrers prices
Id GILMAN, Druggist, sSoPennsylvanisAvenus.
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