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BROOKE Wv ITEMS

CONVINCING E.RLY.-One q, OR newy elected
,-n, y az ar-,sted rssy nee s by on ~ lt9se
- ,ss Fourth Dietct Poiee for committing - assat On
W napod Ward IL drunkCn row IT. Ade-an VS. br'usn'
ths Jus,ics ve.rerday wt:re t5e matter wac eomr-
->v,is
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IAdvertisenentl
.REWUnO Ennu-H.
WILSON'S DANDF

NfLrVN 4 PtIr,
Indigestion SICK Headache Bilious and Liver Diseases and -
especially Recommended persons Of delicate constitutions
Sold BY al respectable Apo,hecses and the principal lkros,
eoTreI q g7thst and Sd.sv.
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TUtA.....s,..... rIU,Ih,1UI 20 100 w flUbjI,fH
The imports show nearly 10 v cent increase over
December e54 but are not very largely in excess OF
1853. Business in December 1854, was very much
depressed and the prospects for Spring business
promising while the reverse il the now The ex-
ports of Domestic Produce it Will be seen, are largely
in advance Of December, 1854, or 1853. The large
shipments Of Specie in 1853 carried the aggregate to
large figure. The imports and exports Of the year thus
an hay, been:
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TEE scnooIs.-The public schools Of jersey City
were reopered on Tuesday but the attendance has been
mil as usual during the week No change any account hs-
been made in the arrangements OF the schools.
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advertisement
!, AND MEIoDEoNs AT GREAT BAR.


eAns-MVao AT HALF PRIcE.-HoRAcE WATERS, No. SIS
Broadway for the sale the best Boston and New
fiAsos aud NELoDEoNs viii sell Pianos and MELoDeoSs
uesily reduced prices Secondhand Pianos 80 $75,
et2S and $50
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(AdvertisemeuLl
WHERE'S rnE POLICE "A gang of Coun

l,ers hold forth Corner Of Resde and Broadway bid
hs defiance the city suthores taxing DAGVERREoTYPE
IS natural that Ia 70 dozen John
Smiths walking about uDdetecied 81 all hours
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fAdyertisenent
Gold Medal awarded
GOLD MEDAL

GOLD MEDAL.-The only Gold Medal awarded
NJ the last Fair Of the American Institute for CoLoREp PHo
roGKArHs RooT, No. S6S Broadway Of Frank
hu-sA
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The CRY RsiLRoAD.-from recent report sur sun
Tiiticd the nnon Council II appears hat The C''y
Conn any ru, total u Is N thcir rouecui OF Fh
th' mn - day for which they do not pay zen nas's
<ysded e requirements Of Their agreement WIZ 'oS - 80
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TYg Since the l.; inst. the office OF The sd
p Of the Poor b1s been dsly crowded WIN ~
Gov yeli.f Whole wagon loads have been sent 70 'ne
SHouse While Temporary relief has been extended 70 many
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AILEOFO ATrEMl At BUkGLAKf.-A young NAV,
ealing himself VIM Toronley arrested yesterday aver
noon by Policeman Motca OF the Third Nsd, charged with
an attempt at burglary upon the premises of MI VIM Durand
No 2o2 fnltonst BY means Of false key appears that
AFR D. while engaged at his work (engavns) heard key
sIed 20 the lock OF bic door, but Withdrawn and
the person applying started down stairs Mr. ID followed IN
prsu and caused Of the prisoner On searching
him. officer found large brass ssf key, brass skeleton
Aey small keys bTsss paddock, bundle OF hmbes and
tneuorandnm book In which written: T. O. Day, lis
yohnst after o'clock" The accused t1eu before
yptice Welsh end Committed for examination.
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A State Temperance Convention win be held in
Trenton Thursday the 2ih Of January The policy 10 be
pursued by the friends Of Prohibition the present
viii probably then be decided upon John B. Cough viii sd
dress the Convention.
The people Of Bridgeton, in Cumberland County,
n j. ogsiig the subject Of railroad from that place TO
Ne lnrk.
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Tn.ornr ANn RoMAscE.-An account vac civ

TEAGIDI AND NUNANIE.-AH uVtUIIHt NiH EIN e
yestarsy the attempt OF named williams, from New
York commit suicide New Years night because ID
Young woman HObOkeu whom he expected 10 marry ha
night mad changed her purpose lnview Of this evidence OF 9'
and devotion his the young reented sud ht
siuco been united to him in marriage. lie feels better
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c.s,,g,I, R,roKrrp ,os Tss TeiBcsr.
l.

st 80. n "a teis ~ 81 rr Pea, end S775ats icf
Pesre Ssierstgs " qaet q, ~. -
M
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IRONThere is increased fTmpess in Scotch fg the arr
walls are light small sales at S3ed S;S3, 8 mos
LATHEastern qieti last sales at 81 10 cash, suG
81 30, time. -, 1870 g., - .,.., M
LUMBER-Ea.te Spruce and Pine are In fair request al
Sl2 -, - q, re col 4. asL.d g., Snanisb
LEATHER-The market is quetj the receipts are eoout
aousl 70 The sales The stock of Hemock is $500 sides
sales "a sOO receips 300 Stock Of Oak $500 sdes sales
400 receipts II $50 We annex table showing the sales Of
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Tutsl Pots and Psazs'... ','''..',.,..A, .bs A..
,0TTOS-We have 20 rc.oft "A mgoS, ~. 81, s,-,,Ar
r,1 ana III. ba.nase dAy go oaee a. iu'
nrr.s M malls the South stil sP~eA 81 isV -N'F
III = We cou,inuc our .sst quotations;
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AnREsr on TUE CHARGE OF FELosIorS Assault
ve-5av Cant Addison Faras7ToTh appeared before os
S,b IN 10 warrant wherein he stands charged WITH
Tnr1itrinS elouous assault upon VIM H. Auen OF the
-. q ~ 09d nj December last IL appesrs nom the gate
t of corrIsinan FsrnswoTh came 20 hs hoe NO -
W.on5bs. and called him Of he'd They hsf ineniy
-.sn Tor few pninutes when defendant drew oat
IsIs dirs knife and aut HIM. Alien aFpes Cd
~, and asked permission himself 10 Whleh
FsIroh sen,ed He then proceeded 70 the basement 20
get carving knife Instead Of getting the weapon however
Re vent into the street and brought In Policeman Tor me pun
pose of taking the captain into custody but he was not men 70
b found Tie accused appeared before the Jusce
snd waving an examination the charge was hela 20 beh 10
aait the action Of the Grand Jury The difficulty arose out
of The Nicaragua enlistment affair IN which bcth gentlemen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-05

ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-festcniayC Con
s Wilkins Of the Eighth Ward aested BaIney Rogers on
ho complaint Of VIM Redmond who charges hira win nigh
WAY robbery II that Saturday nEht last the com
innn was by two persons while passing the corner
Of Patton and Cason and ser being KNOCKED doh
was robbed Of sl0s the money Ia his possession ne
b,.es ne defendant with being Of the parties The other
eScs5ed Rogers was committed for examination by Justice
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cn9FrrTs market = heavy ara tbe sses suite I'm
s lam 81 Isr1s have seen RIO for me United
states az decline II 90 res; GA.es otn Nov 0e' ""y
% copfER~New shes,hins Is upsltered Taunton Yellow
Metal and hrn a. DC -, IL. -, ,,.t ,,oet -.
.l Of 100 ksTs Picarbonafe Soda arrive az ic - tau'
Soda 2e 1000 ss Eng Bshroso,9 R Ro.Ssn !.
"a loj s English ydodste Potash at - . - pos NO
T119I r. sSp MFALThe srriyss Of Western and Sste
Elour continue liberal and with only moderate oc@ o ca
e rrses are heavy inactive the sales Of Western Cana
are bills at 20 ga SO 81 tor common 20 og 80 -
and Indiana 80 6si low grades Of ohio aus 80 -
% extra e0e' Ss'f F1l fs 10 sasef g the arrival.
are large and the inquiry moderate sales OF iT oes
ci1y Mi. Aexandfia aud Howsrd street" end 80 isi9
~ 1 yoI,s fsIey aud sHsTs IT. e,nSs S ys wsa Il
ss,vy sales OF 500 bbs - for Jersey and ~ Sa~s 81!
for Brandywne and 100 punsheons AZ ~ bueA"ne ''u
aTSa The srset rn with moderate inquiry sales Of
0a qtls The OF French feb recently ''''Vea WIS
FRUITS are quiet we only sales Of 10 bbls Hsye1a
=, ey mn In Dried Fruit nothing any Importance il doing
GRAIN-The demand for Wheat fair and Ie on i2ssne ss
go bushels inferior southern red at 81 o. ana so
Prime white Missouri at ~ ~ Rye Is qaes tHe gupc a.
@ and are heavy At di7lc for State, and 4sgo.e ioi
Western Barley Is quiet sns s q nSI IS b~s Csaaln
Peas are quiet 81 pa 81 s Southern eaekeyed res
arrival. are Temporarily light the inquiry is fir sales Of
:; COO buhe, az 5Cds jersey Yellow So a9 t south
e, do ssd9 for Southern white, and dS+c Tor western
mixed closing very quiet with rather more hrmness IN isn
HDESThe demand eotive but the market retus ls
6rnne.s The receipts lights saes to-day OF wv anso
"a III "A DC SO Buenos Ayres 10 tenner <lo &c
M SO southern Isb at l7c cash 1000 dry Sc Louis
isJb az isc they run aud 900 heavy CRY slaughter 81 VIC
The stock is 81 goo. 100. .Sx. ,Sxx
irroSTs 1881. 1852. 1883, Is5d: 1s ;5:
Itiies 4. ltJ0oo l,A2WO lbIbiON lcSuV
During Dec. 1890 $4,000 72,ooo 100 600 le2Ooo
HOPS-Old continue dull and nominal at odcc New are
ortaI acye the inquiry choice lots Western for
s contracts and Bremen The sales today are about ~
bala. AZ and 9dlSc. for western
W4Y-The market better the demand fair; sales oil 80
bales a 81. 80 - Nj. 81,
LINfF-rhe market stesdyj sales of 800 bbls at 81 for
Comr,on and 81 D for Lump. ...ar, N
INDIA RUBBER-We learn Of Gales OF S 10Y 10 FINE era
At Sc mos, duty paid The following exhibit OF socA IA
correct; 20 ooo -
STOCK OF ''''''''''''''' 1onO NJ
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vtviIruss AtNASAc..t...rns DAY.
Srv- Risss.,7 Il Set-.........'tSl MooN-hss.'' -
uIca wATER........s.. .i'.is
- 500 Gov leland. e:57 Hen os'e''''' $50
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Total IN the United
In the above state Il no estimate hoe U*eh uh'ue
Of the amount brought in by emgrants
Receipts &c, Of Railroads for ten months, ending
Oct 81 1855:
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CHARGE OF FALSE PRETENsEs.-lIenry Folctt q
saerehsnt Of Conquest Cayuga County Newiork was on
1nysday arrested In Albany issued BY Justice
Psscey charging him with having by false and fraudulent pre-
obtained goods the value OF ~ 100 from Mr. Stephen
M Caldwell OF No go Liboryst The prisoner taken be
Ee Justice Fendreau and committed for examination lie
was recently arrested charge Of demanding IN similar
manner certain parties doing business IN Albany.
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-.1,,-,,r .xpoRrs OF SPECIFY AID HsscHASoisr.
,sL. - iOl 6s9 90 IleSS................Nssi-'V ~"
The decrease Of specie i only apparent, a. a Isge
rortou o; oar shipments have tsi9 year gone TON
Boston.
The numb Of miles Of lairnd in operation n ths
United States Is % 242 against 1864 in ls14, ana
oeO in 1880 The amount in construction i e-'Dn"''
at about t 600 miles. .
The annexed tables are from the annual circular o!
Messrs Decoppett CO.. prepared for the steamer Oh
tomorrow. -.
,.oyysENr o, rHr Precious METALS II TIE VNtrEp
Prnrtiou OF the mines Of California 70 i, Jsn, 40 40
1855 40 40
,s.a
bfS '-N'
TxrSrtation Of years, 70 Soth June, . -. -,
l., Jrlv 10 Slst Dec ssnsted.....' Z5,UlV a., o,o
Msking....s,..
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A PoLICYNAS AMONG TN IIGfRs.-Omcer NC
Asnnus Lower Police Court yesterday proceeded 10
,o.nssere in the Bowory toIst tor the purpose OF
ns one Of the attaches who charged with assault end
battery The accused seeing the officer ser him. ran behind
cane containing large tiger and the officer in bis easerpe4s
o. aest his man approached the cage and the tiger
Ze nm By the shoulder and piece out Of both OF his
eoats and shirt and small quantity from ms shon
der lie disenssged hs froun he en1n1 n' qnch as pos
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Acs,prvrs.-Henry Mann had bis thigh fractured
yesterday BY some machinery tho shop No 81 White street
oap MeCsty fell yesterday Sixth avenue oPposte No o.
and broke his leg John McMannus fell through the hsch"ay
AZ store No 90 Liberty street and fractured bis SKULL he is not
ea 20 recover The above parties all conveyed 20
he New.York Hospital
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The ship Sportsman (ds tun' from ssifs' .n,se -.
rsn,I nrl COZ sisneA 70 II. d. Brookman
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iNfoEIs At XEw-voRE.
ION oI Ih0DreL IEoN sLw-YoEK

Total n u month. .....sls5 COL COZ
Decreas. IN 1855.
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Rrs OyER BY An EIeHTH-AvesUr CAR'-hrs
,Apns STACK while crossing the Eighth Seven
t..h .tr.e with her children, Tuesday evening was
knoled down BY the horses attached 10 OF the cars ard
one Of the children girl years Of run over BY the
- and had one Of her LEGS terribly crushed Mrs stack and
t oh,, child eseaped witbou, serious injury VIM H. Ross
te driver Of the arrested by the Sixteenth Ward Po
Bee ana committed to charge of reckless driving The
injured child WIS conveyed to the New'YoIk Hospital where
her recovery is considered doubtful
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-03
Hardware and Cutlery.
Direct nm D0ranlf0n

- " Ri. TUCKER are now r, ceiving heir Eng
~. iish goods tor he spring trade by the ships AT
iantle and Rockaway from Liverpool, and steamer
up he Mississippi together with extensive Pun ehas
es from American Manufacturer by almost ever
boat which arrives at this port, and lrepaled Il
offer increased Inducements 10 purchasers, and viii
duplicate any st. Louis bill which may have bsel
made In our tine. ds-w
4 AES ANES Hunt Collins ,,immopE Lip
"A pncott's axes for sale low by
:. VI. d II, TUCKER
~ PADEs-Ames' Rowland and othr b ands
> for sale BY >.W II. TuChEh.
SHoVEl.S-Ames' KuwlanI's aud other brands
- for sale low Ivy = VI. 4 II. TUCKER
uoEo--sohd goose neck rivetcd, cast steel plan
Il ters and tatoilna hoes, iar sale in grea' VIZ.
riety by :. ". II. TUCKER
~ and Trace chatns, large took, for sal low
" by S. ". II. TUCKER.
( WORN PLANrERs-A superior artcle Tor horse
~ power, ami wonderful Labor and time sa,sing
machine for sale low BY
s W ii. TUCKER
GRAIN AND GRASS SCYTHfS-A large stock
~ of Naldren's and other makes, for SAFE lew by
". 4 Ii. TUCKER.
NJ LAY, iron and wood braeta grain cradles for
vi sale low by 5. " IL. TUCKER.
NNAITHs Wrought tub, patent and common
~ snaiths, "A Iarge stock, for sale low by
;. ". II. TUCKER.
LAY aud straw torks-A very large stock i va
l L rious qualitieS fer sale Is
:. ". Fl. TUCKER
M AZURE forks, long and short handles for sale
As1 by s. ". a III. TUCKER
Hay and Garden RAkes tcr sale low BY
IL $ w. L II TUCK Err.
EDGE Shears and Pruning Hooks Of diatr,nt
l. l. patterns, for sale low by
5. W. II. TUCKER.
yRASS Hooks for sale by
~ s. ". & II. TUCKER
soiL Chain, Jspanned, for fencing cemetery
~ grounds, for sale low by
:. VI. d II. TUCKER.
BLACKSMITH 5 Drills for the bench, u god ar
- tcle, for sale low by
S. W. 4 II. TUCKER.
oRsE-sHOE Nails, the genuine drifin,ana 9th
L l. ers, for sale low by
S.W. a II. TUCKER.
fO0PEKS' Tools, Il coed assortment, for sale by
~ S. ". & Ii TUCKER,
Sign If he Red Paddock.
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"FAs- CoLoKs."-The colors used by the
Mexicans at the battle Of Buena Vista. On
their retreat, they did three miles in eleven
minutes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-03

CuRiosIrY.-The man who is not az .ucl
IN favor OF temperance as any body.
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". HANNOM a. co.,
Formerly Wonderiy 4 Ransom

IfVFneriy " oh1erIY KAnsnm.(
~ q. 223, ;. +. corner of Main and Cherry streets
l 81. LOUIS, MO, Manufacturers Of COPPER
SHEET IRON AND TIN WORK such as COPPER
PIPES POR STEAM DlSTlLLERIES AND STEAM
ENGINES, COPPER STILLS Brewing Kettles, Veil
and Cisfern Pumps, Soda Fountains and Generators,
Breeding, Chimneys and Escape Pipes and every
other article in their line OF business
They also manufacture and keep constantly on
hand the celebrated premium STEAM BOAT AND
HOTEL COOKING STOVES of all sizes
Particular attention will be given TO III kinds of
plSTILLERY work, for DISTfLLERIES MASKING
from 100 to l2Vo bushels per day, or any other size
that may be wanted. Satisfactory references will
be given in regard to our DlSIILLEKY work as
there are several in successful operation through
the " Ia! and IN this city OF onr manufacture
mch3i Dim.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-03

TWENTY-FIVE boxes No. / lemons for sale al
decl4 HUSTON HAWKINS Il HUSTpNS.
nX, coil, binding. trace halter, dog. and jack
~ chains, at CADY JONES PFCk'S
jan5d
X EOKUK, MT. PLEASANT a MUSGAIlNE X.
IN X. co. Henry Newton il duly authorized to
collect for the above Company.
aprl9-d cIIAs. PARSONS, Treasurer.
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Coon REcIpK.-The late Samuel Roger,
recipe Tor long life was: Temperance, the
bath and flesh brush, and DON'T FRET.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-03

AT
NJ D. Embich's,
Northwest corner Of johnson and Third streets.
IA ILL be found one of the finest stocks of Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods to be found in this city.
IL comprises ali the necessary and desirable goods
for Ladies Gentlemen q and Children wear. Their
stock of fancy silks, bareges, de laines challices,
tissues, lawns, briliants robes, cloths cassimeres
vestings, &c, is full and complete Families will
find embraced in this stock
Linen and cotton pillow casing,
Linen and cotton sheeting.
Lace and Swiss Drapery curtains,
rig. and plain a oil prints.
Lancaster and Ailandale quilts,
Bed ticking, furniture prints
Stair linen, crash, huckabuck,
And cotton toweiing,
Together with almost every article usually Ike ut
in exclusive dry good stores.
Determined TO sell goods for close profits we re-
specially solicit ashare of public patronage.
Notice Of Co-Partnership.
fINHE undersigned have this day formed co part t.
nership as Wholesale and Retail Druggists, un-
der the name and frm Of Wilkinson d Marshal II
and will conduct business at the store lately occu-
pied by Mr.. Horace H. Ayres corner of Main and
Third streets, X eokuk.
ANDREW T. WILKINSON,
RICHARD MARSHALL
keokuk, Iowa, Feb. 9Th, 1856.
/ HAVE this day sold to .Messrs. Wilkinson 4
= haishAii, NY STOCK OF goods ana interest IN the
store corner Of Main and Third streets. desire to
return my sincere thanks to those of NIX friends who
have favored me with their patronage, and would
respectfully ask continuance Of the same TO these
gentlemen who have become my
III. IL. AERES.
keokuk, Iowa, February 4th, 1856.
Notice.
u EFERRING TO the above ammo uncements, tbs
IN subscribers beg leave to say that they are nov
receiving and will continue to receive by the usua
channels throughout the season, full assortment
OF Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. Dyestuhs, Win
dow diass, Glass Ware, brushes, perfumery Surg
cal Instruments, &c, &C., particulars of which vii
be given IN future advertisements
WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL,
Successors Of ii. II. Ayres, cor. Main and Sd sts
apr9 -dtf
MOORE Ho0PER's Glyceum Ointment, a Dc
1s1 ligh,ful article for chapped hands, lips, de- q
MOORE HOUPEk'S. on Main,
novls near Third street.
r INsEED Oil and Spirit Gas, 1t
IL novl7 MOORE 4 Ho0PER's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-03

q We open the hearts Of others when We
OPEN OR OWN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-03

A FRESH invoice Of Garden, Flower, and Field
"A Seed just received from Landreth, Philadel-
phia Also lot Of Onion Sets, at A. A. Britton's
seed and Agricultural Warehouse, IS Main street,
mch39dtf
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THE BIG RUOT /.

A We wish to make room for our new stock, to ar
rive on the fret boat, will dispose of the re
maindcr of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke ut nm
below cost.
We will be glad to see all who wish bargains i,
Boots and Shoes T. j ELLIOTT A co.
mch22d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-03

u gentleman once said he would like
TO set boat full Of ladies adrift on the
ocean. to see what course they would steer !;
lady IN the room replied, "that's easy told
they would steer TO the1sle OF Man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-03

IRuK.-Right and duty are like two palm
trees which bear fruit when growing sid.
by side.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-03

GOOD CHAsGE.-Thc old frame building
Oh the corner of Main and Fourth streets.
occupied for some years By T. j. Rice & Co..
was sold on Thursday last, aud workmeu
are engaged in tearing down and removing
1T. 1t was the first and for some time the
only hotel on the hill in Keokuk. and
not many years ago was considered far up
town-rather out in the rural district, and
al times WAS almost inaccessible 10 pedestri
ans from Second street, on account of an in
tervening gully and almost bottomless roads.
Times have changed since then, or rather the
city has, and the change is now going on
more rapidly than ever Improvement is
the order Of the day, and Mr.. Rice, yielding
to the spirit of the day, is going ahead at
once to erect large fine brick building on
this corner, 40 feet on Main bv 100 on
Fourth street, which when finished, will be
occupied exclusively for an Iron store. In
the meantime, he viii occupy the warehouse
just in the rear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-03

CO Rufus Choate, being asked the other
day, how he thought the conversational pow
efs OF Mr.. Rogers, the late poet, would com
pare with those of Mr.. Webster, replied.
" As a fiddle is to two hundred organst,'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-03
Drug, CAemicals. Mraiclne.. &C.

Drugs, Chemicals, Medicines. &C.
fISHE subscribers in partial receipt of their
L Stock, and invite buyers
500 ors suiphate quinine.
30 do do cinchonia.
90 lbs blue mass, English and American
100 do calomel do do.
30 do corrosive sublimate,
80 red precipitaie
10 lbs lunar caustie,
80 ozs sulphate morphine,
i40 lbs tartarie acid,
gross chloride sodium,
20 lbs az ammonia, FFF
$50 lbs spirits nitre
100 do sulphurc ether
l2j do Hoffman, anodyne.
30 do chloroform. A. C THOM ACO
End street between Main and johnson.
spr2a dkw
q BALES Corks, ait sizes.
Q apr2s -daw &C. THoM CO.
'.Woife's schnapps.,,
lhf subscribers being agents for the genuine
seheldam sehnapps, made by udulpho Wolf would
inform purchasers that they prepared TO sell
them at a small al ance on New York prices. 500
cases Of quarts and pins JUST receiving and part in
store aps53-daw A. @. TH0M co.
RoYLE's alcohol in stere.
- ~ bbls spirit gas daily expected.
- bbls spirit gas daily expected
zoo gals linseed oil IN store and 10 arrive
apfZ5-daw A G. THOM 4 GO.
"a 'RIAR'S 0o0sE'--5o kegs above hrana OF
i super earb sods just received
25vo hs cream tartar
~ kgs soda saleratus
bbls do do
apr23daw &C THOM d co.
John ANDERSON C0.-Just receiving an In.
~ voice OF the above celebrated manufacturer +
hne cut and "soiace' chewing and smoking tobacco
apfZ3-daw A. C. TH0M a CO.
$50 Thousand Havana Cigars, part received
apr23 -dau A c. THOM A co
nAlLl EXPECTED, tons snow white ninc ia oil
IL tons white lead
lO,eoo lbs putty in bladders barrels, kegs and
cans
600 gals copal, coach, furniture and Japan var
nishes. apr23 daw A. Z. THOM CO
10 BBLS Madder
70 dc copperas
Is do glue
cases shellac A. G. THoM CO.
apr23 -daw