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~ G-TThe Lynchburg Republican Dem. de-
Wares that the revival of the wing party is at
tempted for only selfish purposes '-that las
to its doing any thing patriotic, Or rcanimat-
ing itself, the idea is ridiculous that "Whic
vitality was never the vitality of principles, "
&C., DC. Weprcsume all this said, and much
more of a like kind will be said, because the
Wings intend to support Mr.. Fillmore. The
compliments to the Wings are soon ended
and they will now DC denounced in tho old
Stylc
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A Fillmore meeting was held at Smyrna,
Delaware, on Saturday evening week The
Hon. Presly Spruance presided. Several clo-
quent addresses were delivered, and the fol.
lowing, among other resolutions, were adapt
cd -
l. Resolved. That as National Americans,
we rcpudate all sectional issues in the COM
ing Presidential contest. and recognize only
the interests of the whole union.
:. Resolved, That We must heartily ap.
prove Of, and endorse the Hon. Willard Fill
more, as the only Union and Conservative
Candidate for President of the United States,
and Andrew jackson Donclson, for Vice
President.
3. Resolved, That we arc opposed to the 81.
cotton of james Buchanan to the Presidency
upon the principcs of the Cincinnati Platform.
We condemn his known opinions in favor OF
reducing the wages of the laboring men OF
tins country to the rate Of the paupcr labar
of Europe-his opposition to the war of 1912
II, and the piratical doctrines of the Ostcnd
Circular, to which his name is attached. i
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Axo,h IMPORTANT ACCESSION TO Mr..
F,IIMt-Wc learn from the St. Louis In
tcll;oer that the Hon. Edward Bates, of
that, and one of the most distinguished
onI .ucntial men i'll all the great West, has
Jnc,d himself in favor of Willard Fillmore
e., csidcnt, in preference to either of the
ntcandidates. Mr.. Bates is an old line
w, and one of the great, as he is one OF
jpurcst men of the country.
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Io,n ELoQuENcE.-A Catawba VII.
T.: ioI2, named Peter Harris, made A or'
ms wants to the Legislature Of South C Avn
ma IN the following language. III
,,,oas a', ono OF the lingering survives Of,
soon DC our only habitation. | am on ofT
r. r." stalks that still remain in the ticL wbc n
e cue tempest Off revolution has passed I have
fought against the British yoke for von s "i,'
INC Inc British have disappeared and nn I ar,
mn .I, ye' IRON me have the British aimed
, M%o'nins: nor have | gained anything from
their defeat. pursued the deer for sh hG,''
deer are disappearing--I mnst
s'a've' ood ordained me for the lo,ess and
~. ambition Is the shade. But the strnrlh
u u my arm decays and my feet fail me in The
.rt;s i; INC hand which fought for yo1r lib.
bled IN battle that you might have iniepen
l l let not my heart in my old asc bleed
Or want Of your administration.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

IT II. MUSGROVE, having permanently
l. located in this Town, tenders his ,,rc.
OCCASIONAL services to the citizens Of
Vurn Eikton and vicinity. Office nearly
opposite the Court House. .-~alzlsassis2'
Eikton, May sem ~ ~
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THE GERMAN PREs.-Of the German pa.
rcrs published in the United States ten daiiics
and thirty tfre weckhes support Buchanan, and
fifteen dailies and hiriy.fou wecklies Ere
pnpt
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Original pcrp.
-@-1II Written fer II cell "his
REGAL TO RAPH.

hE(JAlL ~ ISE
Woe L me that am woman
With woman's feeble hlo
But a mighty life within me
Eipcning unto largest good
Y.u are man. and therefore snger,
With nature half divine,
Yet you bond your moral Wig
To lower aim than mine.
Woe! that lifted from my han
should stoop to love you us,
When apart. and full Of darkss
LIE the pathways made fors,
In nv blood there reels nla'ess'
Drunken with the wine oftrs;
What to me is fame and forue
And the sequel of the years
shall stoop to weed the aorrs
On the sultry slopes of time
Trampling down the horclesaeart 'ha'
Makes my human life sublime
Dare lily-crown my forehea-
bursting from It's udhu Va u''
Wher 1 know your mortal weakness
All your weakness and yourshaihe'
smite the bitter thistle d,stward;
Crush the night SHADE to the SOD
And finite life goes WISHING
In the Infinite ear ofGod
smite the passionate bart OF woman
10 the lowest decpsthA be,
But the fiery strenstfwithin 1t
Burns thro' all Eternity.
Burns and lives andbreathes and suherS'
Burns an unconsuning blame
Twixt the middle mtes of heavcn'
And the middle gates of fame n
"Ah!' you sigh-your arm about mo
And your lips against my check
There is none to reach my sorrow
Trucr than the words you speak
al am very weak and lowly, it,
Mine is lower than your fate y
Here fee, my mad heart lcaplns u
With pulse akin to hate, 's.
Dare you thus belle your manhood
With a traitors coward tongue
All, cool reason never runnc'h
Incur blood when VIC are young
Oh, you lift your meek hands eoa-'
From my path tits best you stand'
Where my shadow ca mot reach you
Falling out Of dcathly land cd.
Stab me with moral maxim,
kcener for your broken faith:
But withhold your senselcss pity
From my curse of living death Fl"
Yet will be strong and suffer,
will wreslle for the good,
lean lift my mortal sorrow
10 the plying eyes ofGod'
Yea, assert immortal light to
Shine the darkness from my pain,
Tho the heavens arch black abo'e.n
With the thunder's awful WRATH
81
Tho hear the anthem rolling 20
Where the lightning fiery harm,
With red right arm is rearins
In the pathway Of the storm.
From the "rock-ribb'd" hills and me
inherit strength sublime,
And can see the march of Pro yrcss
Sweeping down the slopes OF Tine
EMMA ALICE b
Pleasant Grove, Lancaster co.niy. =
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DECLENsIoN OF Hon. Il. RAYNoR.-IIon.
Kenneth Raynor, of North Carolina, has de-
cined the nomination conferred on him by
the New York Sccedcrs' Convention. lie de.
clares himself national American and in
favor Of Fillmore and Doncson.
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REBELLION REBELLION The Der
cratic Reflector, an old Democratic par,
published at Hamilton, New York, won'Go
either Buchanan or the platform. 1t sa':
1--WE totally rcpudate the platforIran,d
the nominees Of that body, first becat' the
platform is not Democratic: and ser'dly,
because no one could have been nonj'lcd at
that convention who adhered to t Tune.
honorcd principles of the Democrat party.
The Pulaski Democrat, i'll OSwp county
New York, will not hoist the flagl inc nom
inccs, nor endorse the platform che e'ncin-
natl Convention.
So they go! To use an cxrss'yc phrase
buchanan is dead cock in e pit "
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ALEXANDER EYAVs

A TToRNEY AT LAW.--May be fourd
n at the Office to which he has lately re-
moved, opposite the store Of VIM. Tofb.r,
ESQ; IN the building recently occupied ns
.no IosI omce; orat the Office adjoining his
residence, Elkton, Maryland.
April %, 1S5i--tf,
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10 CLkAN WINDOWS. Windows should
~ c.eahed with whitening, mixed very
snoorhif IN some water; the additio, of a
very mug grim the wafer is a e,tat i'm.
Provem2C afterwards polish with chamois
.a'ner. IN Holland. small gardcnmgincs
are usednn cleaning windows on the outside.
IN 'xc'l fnt plan If used very early in the
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1oolitiral.
FnImOrc'S Chance Rest --Opin-
lon of a Neutral

The N. Y. Sunday Dispatch, paper con.
Quoted with acknowledged ability and ntcll-
gcnce and whose political speculations are fire.
Qucntly quoted tukes survey of the political
field, and comes to conclusions that sagacious
men generally will endorse. The Dispatch
sets out 10y saying that when Mr.. Fillmore
was nominated, lit was universally conceded
his nomination amounted to nothing; that
when Mr.. Buchanan was nominated; che
was, to old appearances, the most popular
man in the Union,' and would carry the
country by storm, in spite of all coalitions
and candidates" that Fremont, the next
rocket sent up" has' commenced coming down
again" the Dispatch proceeds to say -
The next astonishcr was what followed the
return of Mr.. Fillmore, the most popular can
ddatc of them all, from visit to the Pope
and other crowned heads of Europe. When
it was supposed he would hardly be noticed,
Il magnificent welcome was extended to him.
Not only Americans, but the people generally
joined in doing him honor. His speeches IN
favor of the Compromise measures and the
Union have electrified the masses, and to-
day has chances are far above par. On all
hands, we find men who had been talking in
favor of Buchanan and Fremont, now giving
in their adhesion to Fillmore. Commodore
Stockton is out for him. The North Ameri-
cans, it is whispered will endorse him in a
day or two.
Edward Everett is to take the stump for
him, and, in word, 1t seems as If the people
had made up their minds to administer sig
nal rehuke to the Sectionalst, North and
South, by the triumphant election of Willard
Fillmore If his friends can keep the steam
at tn G same figures it has been during the past
two days, Willard Fillmore will be the next
President.
There is no Disgusting the fact that the SEN
tment of the country is against sectional strife
and discord. With the exception of few IA
natlcs in the South. we verify believe that
the people of those States desire to pcrpctu-
ate our form of government, and live in peace
with each other.
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Among the novelties of commerce, we
notice at Chicago the charter Of vessel for
Liverpool, with full cargo of wheat, at 80
cents per bushel freight.
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0IThe Maryli Union, alluding to the
polilical antagopi of Buchanan and Clay,
some Years sincadds:-"The question now
before the pcoI and of which Mr.. Buchanan
is the exnono,as the Democratic nominee,
,rere tbcn ynd Of" Most true: it is a
nlnmn ,ndtn acknowledgment of what
EVERY one Nv, but which the foreign journ-
aIs move, prc admitted, that democracy"
:. al : used 10 be!
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REMOVAL.

w NJ q. JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the rst STOW of..Tbe ca,
Whig' Building, where he NAV always 10
round ready to give prompt attention to ali
business placed in his hands.
Nov. loft
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need CnAncTEE.-"Old Bumtc,n saws
If thisxchgye paper was the cogrn of Mr..
II than IN burrport. He gaincd,;,lc from
,t th, hcif his catching bumbl ono lav
.o,rd Is shinglinG in his barn.l in nj.
., 3 to destroy tho inSewith his
they cut off the ends of his tn, and thc
the Ecr, letting the insect 70 harmed
me Of nishars happened to theme old
i'm the same old barn. Inc Of his
child Ftions he shineIcd over his s, hatch.
v.;,I cutting small aperture ie build.
W." s,et little daylight in, this actu-
forIy in wooden pane as bcingonomi.
de-. o,Vnot likely to be broken! T,c Z.
If, 'nef his Obvious freaks, naile,is left
,de wsssoirlnly betwixt two boards fence
y, "as l~4 ing up that he had 70 G,,in IT,, ~
81 cNtr1ted, from Ills SER i,nm.iT 'e'P u
DE once put button on the gate III en-. e
post Ba the rarest freak Of all I "a o' a
ie ran through the streets with II, when
aoout three FEET asundcr held before h'd m
pn,s inc Ias'crs by not to disturb hhh p'S
''au got the ncasurc of doorway vii III
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educational.
Written for The Cecil.
nsetbod Of Teaching LatiA
Greek.
ny z. c. COCHRAN,
pr;pc:nal Of the Coates,ille Acadchl

.ws do, amjss to spend seven or osM ;. -;
s.r,nipo together 50 mucG n.w
Tin and t;reck. AS might DO .e"i"o Nj, Tpt
,''Hn md delightfully."- in one year
nh. usua, mode of teaching the la"sN
IN uanoo,s Of various grades does, I
,ss .nn,,r to ME very i'll adap'e" 10
.,, IN. desired end. a system' III
mh;cb nothing but prejudice ana apert
c;,us determination to adhere WIN
10 or reason, to the practice oi rose
n.xe gone before, could have mad perS
,red in education persist in II. G n
~, o,hcr proof, think, OF Tue wv "
-a.r. and the absurdity OF their S,c'" J.
,n;s onc circumstance, that they ''p'
..,. ms,bod with all ages withouty reg
to the capabilities of the s'"at''"" !,
,,,,s give to a pupil of nine yeso"
'""s !, Of task as they would g." one
rh;. cannot be right. In teas a Oh
-:,,,u.,;c VIC might as wcis" ;"
Algebra. or the problems OF Gerry. r
the ground on which the old !" 10 "
t.uded, which commences w'
.,,n,ar is necessary in Ito undo
.,and the rationale OF Language 30 l =
,r.wisc are Algebra and Geo.o u"a 70
stand the ,1etionnle Of NUM- 10 Nv. he
'.r think ri thus bcginnirhe wab
I'D in This latter case A whYgiI
s.,f VNN
in one case as well as IN w "a'
! Judge, because tits not cly.
relieving now that the u'de in
,,,ura, and unphilosophlcs Spa his
xour valuable paper to g've'o"' ma
thinking, us also to exprese"' ,,,n
,he method I regard the my soo, ,
reditious for the acqu'f'hf"s f.w
In the discharge OF mylecs the
:, .,ate truly my opin Eoug
erroneo us, l AM open va nc
Great prnciple of the aeo' na,I MI,
l E Is. that the foundh'' ,%s;,
edge Of language Nd tone,
know ledge Of what they star,
Stamina, certain funds in my
80" =; ,,;.o,,t fundam, Of m
fhese s''-' ',,.o.od n a CHASE
ciples are co' lpwn critics
grammar, "a book, y the ] bic,
to the Greeks and RosIo ON. dcnct
,,nds Of every studct, =, for "
prehend, that would ans. ~
get by hean' 49, - had be CT
late. IT'S tr"' -" prin- sinoot
what We style efaur and very
cipa,,y taught eloT handy proves
,a,..;o,y they putt M. lcathc
OF their pupils. Nc one ..e US
sued was not exal civ be ,n,,n;
advocate, still
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LUMBER! LUNIRERIT
l. u M Il F. X

N0N nm FEET of assorted Lumber for
UHvU,UVV sale at North East, by JOHN
sortment of Seasoned Boards, Plank, Joists.
Scantlng, Raftcrs, Fencing Boards, Dire IS I'd
yellow Pine Flooring, Window Sash, shin
gies, Lath, Pickctts, &c. All of whic ne
Will sell as low as can he purchased 9 lse
where in Cecil county. The public is re-.
sspectfully invited to give him call at h il
lower yard, opposite the Methodist Churc h,
tie Will sell cheap and endeavor at a n ii M q,
TO give satisfaction. JOHN MAULDI
July IL, lS56-3w.
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VIE Undersigned, having entered in a
Law IN all its various branches. w;,, o;'.
their prompt and undivided attention 70 sn,h
business as may be entrusted to them
once opposite opposite the Court Hons.
where one both may always be found dur.
ing business hours N"'
GEORGE EARLE. .-
Dec 81 If "|'
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DOCT. Il. w. HAIKEs,
DENTIST,
NEWARK, DEL-As MANY nerro,s
tnware of the time Necessary to perform -. NV
perfect operations in the Dental art, I think R@$
l. but justice to those at a distance. who >-1il-o
tn t oon,epia'e visiting me. well as to myself
t; ..s pGoliciy suggest to such the proprety Of
timely timely informing mo by mail or otherwise to Thai
uhec' request this as favor more especially
whore the operations required are Of such n nnturs
TIM .ender .nem aecessariy lengthy. as suficent
and thereby prevent disappointment. '"'''
June q, '56-Iy* Nsw,rt r.,
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R,,xn &C p,.,.r, The phrase Gas
blind as beetle" is, nScct H. a." ',.''.
In the rapid flight of silk. n" r,co '" 81
tho.o =. ~" '''nu ~ and hence is crronc-
this ;n 'n,c tll known lines of his
"OdC to Evciiif -
sty lshcd save where
u,t ~" Us his small but sullen horn,
A "" ,I,'tI,'omidst the twilight path
, 80 no tIgrim borne in needless hum.
The poet, crro vosr; ;,n,,,; nno'uS ,d,hs
into the pe viva " i"f"'"G "HhuheSo
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SURVE'

"HE subscriber havir~
Il err business Of Su,vS
ancing, promises to accom- ~
sire to patronize him. JGs
Elkton, Md, Apr 7tf r..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-01

tiSctNNATf, March 2s.-The steamer Me-
tropol,s burst her boiler yesterday, at pome-
roy in this State. The boat was only slightly
damaged, but several persons were injured,
including three dangerously.
Particulars from the scene Of the explo-
sion state that nine persons have died from
its effects Among the dead are Captain +.
e. Hazlett, Mr.. +. A. Roberts, Mr.. BRYANT.
Mr., North, Mr.. Metz, and 3 passengers and
one fireman, names unknown.
WASHINGTON, March 2s.--The members OF
the National Republican Conmitte are hold
ing conference tonight. with the leading
anti Nebraska members Of Congress. with n
view Of determining the best course to be
pursued 10 concentrate all parties opposed to
slavery In the Territories, and for securing
the nomination of conservative and gener.
ally acceptable Presidential candidate.
CHARLESTON. $. c., March y. The steam.
or Isabel arrived here from Havana to-day.
The British steamer Argos had arrived at
Havana from Port Royal, with 81 of her
crew down with the yellow fever
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Sheffteld's Chicago Type Found
A ND PRINTERS WAREHOUSE. No. AZ Fl

"A lin street, CHICAGO, Ill. Having all o1
engagements complete to supply all the rcquisi|
the trade with a stock Of Presses. Type. Ink, O.
Gases, Galleys, Cuts, Borders. Ornaments, etc.
as we'll AS every oth,r article required in . Mel
per, Book nr job Office we are prepared to FL
the trade on the most liberal terms.
Ofhees entire, with everything complete, furr|
without delay. Printers will find, upon trial
the f4pe Of our orn manu- factare are excelied BY
in the grea, requisites Of superior metal 6ne And
most perfect letter.
In addition to which. a large and diversified Z
ment Of Types of all styles, from the old and
celebrated foundry Of Messrs. c. r. WHITE }
New York, will be kept constantly on hand, a
ders to any extent for their manufacture, will \
ed without delay.
PRINTING PRESSES of AN descriptions frou1
we'll known mandatory Of Messrs. K. HoE
will BIZ always on hani or oraier d 10 suit til,
as well as the great variety nf their Furnishind
rial, for which their mandatory has ebtail
higa a pusarion. kuggles. f,.ster and Other
es furn ID ON order Mt Manufacturers prices ]
INK of every d scriptiun from the best nanul
rer4. Confident that no other estabi. Inn Mt
Northwest can eff r the same facilities for furn1
or renewing printing Office we respec fully
q call C. G. SHEFFIELD A "a
CHICAGO. February 1855
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The Gate city against the World
Keokuk Mattress Mandatory
A. e.. Orr

| ) now manufacturing Mattresses of every descrip-
tion, Spiral Spring CURED Hair, w DOL, n Felting
cotton, Moss, Birch, Shuck, and Straw of the best
quality. Pillows aud holsters of all kinds. Also.
Comforts and Feathers
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended to,
aud all articles manufactured or sold at my estab-
ishment wall be offered nj fair terms and warrant
ed. challenge the production of superior work at
any establishment Of the kind in the Western 60 un-
try. You are respectfully invited TO call and exam
inc specimens Of my work. Shop corner of Fourth
street and Exchange.
have in op ration newly invented and expensive
machinery, which enables me to manufa ure bet
ter work, at maze liberal rates, than inf amor work
9th rw Sc manufactured can be afford d for Mate
rial for Bedding etc prepared by ,hlnery is more
uniformly and rife tiy prepared, and the work
far superior in quality.
Wholesale and Retail
March 10 1856 dlwIy
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WAGONS. WAGONS wAGoNs!l.

lJLDW AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18th
l. and Main Streets, heokuk, Iowa. Having
purchased the before named estabii. hment and
male large additions to il, we mani fae~
turing If he best ONO 1nHsR including the steam
benz feitof mo other timber for wheels being used
in this establishment WAGONS OF EVERY VA
RIETY, HACKS PEDDLING WAGONS, CARTS,
MHEEL- BARRoWs. CtLrIVAr0Rs, AN b
PL0Ws, in style and work man hip equal to any in
the Western States. Az use none but the best
material and employ none but the best mechanic
W feel confident of being able to obviate the ne
cessity to those who viii give us call OF send
ing either 10 Chcago Cincinnati for any article
III line.
n B.--A good stock Of Flows and Wagons con-
sanity on hand to supply purchasers at the short
est notice. those wishing to purchase save
time aud IN ney by calling al the corner If 18th
and Main stress. FREEMAN KNOWLES
apriI -du lr
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The Gray Ware IL the Better Horse
AStOry with u Moral.

s'The Gray Mlre is the better horsen---
We know very well the line is in pror's Ep-
logue to Lucins, but the story from which the
phrase is derived is something like this
gentleman, who had seen the world, one day
gave his eldest son q span of horses, a chariot,
and basket Of eggs. $50 you," said he
to the boy, " travel upon the high road until
you come to the first house, in which there Is
q married couple. If you find that the hus-
band Is the master there, give him one of the
horses. Ii on the contrary, the wife is ruler,
give her an egg. Return at once if you pirt
with horse, but do not come back SO long
as you keep both horses and there is an egg
remaining.
Away went the boy full of his mission, and,
aust beyond the borders Of his fathers estate,
10! a modest cottage. He alighted from the
chariot and knocked at the door. The good
wife opened it for him and curtsed. SIS
your husband at home?'' "No;' but she
would call him from the hay field. In he
came, wiping his brows. The Young man
told them his errand. Why said the wife,
bridling and rolling the corner of her apron,
!" always do rs John wants me to do:--he
is my master-an't you John 20 To which
John replied, eyes, "Then,'' said the
boy, 81 am to give you horse; which will
YOU take?' {. / think said John, ''as how
the bay geldng seems to be the one as suits
me best.'' If we have n choice, husband,''
said the wife, g think the gray will suit US
best" ''No," replied John, at the bay for
me, he is more square in front, and his legs
are better" $ Now said the wife, 81 dan's
think so; the gray horse is the better horse
and | shall never be eontented unless | get
that one" 'Well," said John, IL your
minds sot on it, I'll give up; Well take the
gray mare.'' "Thank YOU" said the boy;
allow me to give you an egg from this bas-
ket; it is nice fresh one, and YOU can oil
it hard or soft, as your wife will allow -
The rest Of the story you may imagine the
young man came home with both horses. but
not an egg remained in his basket.
SicSs or THE TINES. Forty Journals
in the State Of Pennsylvania, heretofore SYM
pathising with the Know Nothing movement,
repudate the nomination of Fillmore and
Dauaisnn
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NOTICE.

II AyING purchased Of b. A. Williams
4 tire stock Of Groceries, we will carry
above business and -ell' at very low figures IN 81
make room for Spring stock For extraord|
bargains call at his old stand Main street, bel
4th and 5th
Also the highest cash price paid for all kid
produce. VI. III. AUSTIN III
mehld
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-01

SCIENTIFIC ExPLosIoN.-While Prof. Hale
was engaged in showing gentleman aud two
young ladies the process Of making hydro
gen, at the Irving House in Cambridge, Mass,
on Monday evening, the generator exploded,
carrying the bell through the ceiling above
and scattering the fragments. The whole
party were drenched in solution of sulphu-
ric acid, damaging their clothes to the extent
Of $3.50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-01
WANTED,

A GOOD SITUATION Bookkceper. wholesale
~ or retail HaNing been in the business FIR sew
ert.i years ] feel eondd mt that take chare oi
any set of bpoks. Address John McDongal, Circle
vile. Ohio. Tue best Of references b given ii
reqa aired mch2ed3t