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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03

WILL. sell the Southwest of Section 10, Town
/ ship 65, Range 8. within three miles Of Keok uk,
the Plank Read, 100 acres in cultivation, the
following terms One third cash, and the remain
dor ten years credit, by paying ten per cent in
terest annually. SAM'L Il. MILLER.
Keokuk, April s. fS56-dtf
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civil EngSoecr and surveyor.
nFFIOEn Kilh,urncs Block, Main strset, near
~ So Lots laid out In Reids, Kilbousns's,
and MasOuS additions, and any other business In
his linz psrformed With promptnsss and accuracy.
KcokRk, ,Jnae 10. s56--d6n A Tsf
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INMBROIDFREDNo WORK done IN all It's branches.
L. in silk Narsted. and Cotton thread, on Dress,
Is, Mantilas, Vests, Shirt Rosoms; Initial Letters
md whole names on Pocket Handkersheifs. Also,
Nets, Tapestry. and all kinds VI Fancy Needle
work made 70 order from large variety If patterns
on hand a. the Fancy store Of
Mrs. KATE WEISMANN,
Second ST., bet. Main s SJohnson,in
Juiyl7-af Graham's Building
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q. q. q. p.
EOKUK Lodge No. Is, /. o. o. f., ..sGnm6.
hmects every Monday night at
o'elock, at Odd Feliows' Hail, corner ssISSl(E
Hoarsha nj Main stpeess. aAfa
Pachechetuck Lodge, No. ~, I. o. O. r, meets cs
cry FRIDAY night at clock, 1T Old Fellows Hall.
Puchcchetack Encampment, No. Z, meets on tho
FIRST and third Thursdays Of every month, 1t 8
O'Clock p. NJ, IT Odd Fellows' HALL.
All brethren in good standing invited to attend
mypdiy
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HKEEUEN 4 HUVUHTUN,
A fT0RNEYs and Councillors ~ Law, and agents
IA Tor the purchase and sale Of Real Estate. Col
lecting and notarai business attended to promptly
titles examined, and large number Of city lots
and farms always for sale.
Once In the Athcn1um building on Second street
RvQd
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MuLIAn MisrKE. prnprietnr-
r0RNER Second and Cedar streais, Fort Mad-
~ son, lows.
~ Baggage taken TO and from boats Free Of
charge.
~ Stages leave this House daily for Keokuk
and Burlington, june rs, is55.--d
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=. q. OF a.. r.
DANNER Lodge No. 25, I. o. ofG. T., meets n
- every Friday Evening. at Temperance
Hall. on Main street, at "a o'clock. AllQD
membsrs VI the order In good standing, are ~
invited to attend -
myN-dly
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John B. Carson d Co.,
o "a ~ : " On, iO R040 000 WOrW q I'd !.

J.. n. GOPELIN,
LN0RWARDISG and Commission Merchant, whole
l. sale ae aier in Grocerics aad Produce, No 01 Lee
zee, keokuk, Iowa.
N. B.--Particalar A.tsnton paid TO the Forward
ing business. April II, is3a.-dAw
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ChICMgO NCM Wh0J0oAIe
CIGAR, TOBACCO 1 sSUFF WAREHOUSE.
No. ~ RsadoipA Nreet, CHICAGO, ILLS.
yXTE receiving large and choiee steck al
w HAFANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
Ftme.cal. Smoking, u Ping Tehaceo
Having direct Communication With parties in
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA, the source Of
production and manufacture Of Plra IesAcco, en-
ahies us TO offer some very choice brands of these
celebrated Tohaccos at very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generaliy invited
to examine our stock. ]. +. JORDAN ca.
u Randolph st. ,toppesiie Young America Chicr
June III '56diy
|yAMP FIRES Of the Red Men, ~ 4 b
~ Years Ago; BY J. n. 0rton. For ~,
auxy0 CAVE ABb
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JOHN r. noRxisH, CHAs. W. LDwRix.
llORNIsn 4 LOWnuE,
A TT0RSEYs 81 Law, ONCE Post Once Building,
N Keokuk, Iowa. feb27dn
LLOYD u. NBMRAON,
A TTORNEY at Law and Notary Public. Of1ce
IA la the new Post Once building, on Johnson g.,
between ID and Sd.
Coliestlens promptly attended TO.
Keokuk, Feb 13. I056y--du.
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u. srATrukp, j. G. tuEE
&TAFFOR M-CUNE,
NT H0LEsALE Groesrs and Commission Mcr-
w chants, ssaond dogr above the corner oT BIon-
dean, Water street, keskuk, Iowa.
March \, 1885. .--dAwiy.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02
From the Waverley Magazine.
MUSINGS.

TITS quiet eve, and the light Of day,
Is slowly passing from earth away
The wind, in murmurng under tone,
Seems telling tale of DAYS that are gone;
II rustles the leaves and 6reathes a sigh
Der the fields where the lengthening shadows lie
AND VISIONS OIL pyeiy anG Vsi,.s''vG w
Come oaek 10 "'e On i's 'ie"iesS wings
Visions come back that with happiness CLEAN,
Meadow and woodland and ripplng stream,
Scenes Of nv childhood return once more
The field and the garden where oft of yore
have roamed and PLAYED from morn ill night,
Nor needed old Time in his rapid flight;
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No. XXI.
THE FARM AND GARDEN.
J, AUSTIN SCOTT, Editor.

E-S Friend Scott has returned from his
summer visit to New En- glard, and will get
things righed up about home ere the COM
mencem' Mt Of our next volume, when the ag-
rcutural department will receive more than
its usual at;ertjon heretofore. Mr. Parliman,
who is somewhat familiar with agricultural
science, viii also devote more attention to that
department Of the paper than we have been
able to. AS this science is ofvast importance
to the farmer, aud o all classes Of people, 1t
shall be our ain to give it the attention its
merits require, confident that We shall be able,
with the assistance above alluded to, to make
this one Of the most attractive features of osg.
paper. II.
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ONE ONE


BY CHARLES DICK rs.
One by one ;ha sands aru rowing,
One hy ono the moments fll;
Some are coming, some are going,
Do not strive to grasp them all.
On- By one thy duties wait thee
Let thy whole strength go to eachr
1t no future creams eitte thCc,
Learn thou first what these can teach.
One by one bright gifts from Heaven,J
joys are sent jhee here below;
TaSe them readily when given,
Ready, loN, to let them go.
One 10y one the grief. shall meet thec,
D1not fear au armed bmd
One will fa1e a. other, greet thee.
Shadows rassipg through The land.
Do net laugh nt lifc's long sorrow
See how small each moments pain
God will help The for to morrow,
Every day begin agaiu.
Every hour thai fleets so slowly,
Has st, task TO do or bear
Luminous the crown. and holy.
If jhcy set each gem with care.
DJup; l.uscr with rsgre.;iug,
Orf4r passion hours re.p pond
Nnr, the daily to;, forgetting,
Look too eagerly beyond.
Hours are golden links, Gods token,
Reaching Heaven but one by one
Take them, lest the chain be broken,
Ele the pilgrimage be done.
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FATTEHING SWINE.

cH IEalAG WARE.
The peri d when farmers pen their swine is
now approaching and few words thereon
will have at least the feature of appropriate
ness.
The first requirement to success in this de-
partment Of farm economy is--a good ana
tomical structure on which to build the flesh.
Razor breeds shave their owners and the COM
munity at large. Long-legged, slabsided
animals may a"swer for the purpose of "mak-
ing good time" on the way 10 The trough, but
for nlling pork barrels they are totally made
quate. Ii farm r has no other cribs in which
10 place his corn, two or three pigs of this
description will allsy any anxiety on that
score. furthermore, the only ears to which
hog should run, are ears Of corn.-those ap-
pen1ages may give to the donkey grave
lookout on a pigs! Good breeders deliver
US
Having briefly stated what we do not want
We may as well give Or beau ideal in the form
Of pg-ani We doubt not it would be an
object OF as intense interest, when well por-
t1a4Ed By lhs. brush or the chisel, as anything
IN The r4 walks Of ART First, swine
should be Email boned, and compact the
back uniformly broad and rounded along tie
whole body. The touch on the back firm but
sprngy lie Is short; loin and breast broad
neck short, thick and deep che, ks rounded
and well diled out; face not dishinI but strait
nose.jae; eyes bright; ears we'll set, thin
and Sol 10 touch head small in proportiont to.
body. This IS a DESERT ton when ht-and
c1n only be manufactured by getting the
ii rhL ma eral TO con.tructit with. Get pig
ol this fJrmaton-Cal the breed what YOU
Lke-and gu will have profitable porkers
we Will say that be your s'ye large or small,
cNPensNc'y or cheapIy conStl ucled' Warmelh
ana dry ness must De hAd. lhesc are among
Ihe essentials
Inc plS Is onnl'orou5I"hl cat anything
anu every JtnlnS 'ha' IS euleIe' hrgulaHelyls Is
'le Prime o"j7c. uVe Them 'helr meals at
| stated penods-not ! thtm one day and
s';'f'e mem the next. we nave read OF those
VINO followed the last mentioned plan but 1t
was 'or Fui uiPose--to geI S'feaE OF lean
anu Ste"h 0, laI' ana one thinS 'helr
lr"t'S uescfiDe" Vey go'L'h7 !"ah sreak'
J"ugm'h III 'uShI 10 Ge ussu IN 'hIS mH'ter'-
a AoS can SFneei Oh an ounce or Two OF laS
III sa"i' dN'' lhose n"VhS TASTE lof
'hAs hl"d o' music may ndu'ge' We II none
OF H. HVe Them 10 more lood than they
w" f'"u'iy eat l.om me trough over ,eedlng
IS a'NoSL as muca oi an error as too ilIlle--
-!sah "a'tr VIII be an ac4ui, ''ion to The stye
II fIlIhg stream could oe conducted INTO
.EeiF ieefiH9 quartefsthey would derive much
Deneh%thereirem'
Let theie De "a Fans'y oil 1000" at least IN
lhe early saseS OF iaIIehing CoFn' potatoes,
peas Deans PFSh'ps' PGmPH,hs' cAlro's' CAP
page Jumps etc, WI all De iound useful.
In leeding roots II VIII DC wei 10 NIX Two or
mere warn uvS-p'ss are sometimes dainuyln
'as'e-"hat ohe reAshes sno'her may not
caIe about
II you nave any number oiis%lne' steam
ing, apparatus VIII be iouad both convenient
and econ meal 1t prepares Tie hood to be
more readily ac'ea upon oy me digestive Or
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SruR,cUs LETTERS Ole Of the latest Jug
glings Of the EesteIn newspapers is to pub.
lish letters written by mgn and dated at the
iasLilrabe watlring places as emana.ions
from the peus Of ladies'. This kind Of CORES
poudenc2 contains very little merit, ba, is rull
of that tonb3yish, hafyulger sty! of wri,iog
which made Fanny Fern popular with the
o. ople, while il lowered hel in the estimation
Of the cultivated and reGaed OF Ills spe
cies of le.trr-malkcd We have met a good
de in our exchanges lately, which We could
paruculIizeif ii We would. I. IS conn mloluded
Of smar.ness, imPsrinence, and lrequen.
respassngs upon the confines Of the indeli-
cate. For our part We aIe dissatisfied al
nauseam with those pruyieut gossiPping gen
leeliy immodls, Cmaaaii1ns from men who
libel the sex by atlrbatny to them thought.
and expressions that no pure-minded woman
could entertain or utter without blush
Cincinnati Columbian.
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IMPR0vING IE0N-NICKEL.

-
Many parsons entertain the opinion that
pure iron Is superior for use TO al alloy OF 1t.
This is great mistake. Pure iIoa Is uuh.
for use ; IL Is sot.-not so strong as an alloy
CT 10, and it cannot It sSt the ac.i of The At
mo.phere. Pure iron reduced 20 very fac
powder, when thrown into the atmospheric,
takes fire, on account OF It's great atfiultv for
oxygen, and /, is soon reduced to am yd
(rust). Unless iron contained som6 .1a@.ic-
dienl, II could not b. employed f5r'Tof5ed ID or
east iron work. Cast iron f}ssistSthe action
Of tho atmosphere (is NOT liable TO rust) lar
better than wrought i,oa. or steel, simply be-
cause i. contains more CARBON.
Il is true that thet-~1IsaSaae substances
generally found associated Win csf5lhaSspn,
such az silica end sulphur, whichare adulter-
a;ions and inj jure lis useful qualities but then
there are other substances, which, when com
blned with it, improve is CHARACTER for
strength, and capacity to resist the acjich oI
the a'mo. phere. Iron containing a small por-
ton Of carbon, copper, 2ink, nickel chromium
or cobalt, is stronger then when pure and is
1ct Gable TO rust,
Oning 70 tha Abundance OF iron scattere-
over AMI Combined wi'h the ear,h's crust, anC
o"iDa 10 '"e 'aac'"J "HI "".en 1t can D.
l''.'0u' 'Ia1u' anu "e'"cu' II Is 't%'! 'il
mo- u5e," as !. Is C-e NOS 6euS'"iiy useo
metal meta IN lAo ofls, Inc inelnoI OF aA1ylnS
IN [l-ooH, an" 'eHati'hS !, IA IHc Iorin 3?
s'cI' 'hc ".'Ih5e'. ana hardest 81 lnetaI', /
%g' o, hLoTn G"i s'5sI tuslS @ ["P,I,S py 'n'
"HlA''y "'''S'. II h'S I'I oA!sen' wren eAPos
Gu 20 no,'' a'liV mere CoU'd "louSG
non 'e oi tnaIo S%i,"o.o oi Iosis.'a5 'a't o@!e
'"'HS 'HtC'S u Il'e a'hOsPNCit' anu a'so iI4"u'
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OF the large bingham estate, ~ I,or.a~.4
Penns sylyatja. While far in the 4 .nsc pins
woods moro than a half day's walk ffom
any habit4,iou, be was bitten upon the lsshy
part ofthe leg, close to vcin, and ia mo-
ment afterwards was sez5d with the most ag
cnizing pains. Being an inveterste smoker,
the idea o. applying tobacco to the wound
suggested itself; but on searching his pouch
he found that not n fragment remained. lie
had, however, an old bia,kencd clay pipe that
he had used for many months. ami, dragging
himself to Il st rock, be rsdu'ed the pipe 10
powder, which he we.-ed and bandagcd upon
the wound. An hour afterwards he removed
iC, aud found thita single globule Of Crccnish
/ tiuii had eXuded from the puncture made by
the fangs Of the snake, a second application
OF the ca.spIasm completed the cure and AL
houEh he suffered from eXcru,istiEg pains for
some hours afterwards, lie reached home he
same hight. We believe it was not doubted
'lEI ihy poison in Ills instance had been taken
up mo the circulation.
The case Of Dr. Wainwright, Of New
ioik, himself physician Of distinction, who
/ persisted from a bic upon his inger, we al,
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/ 4 al ,r,t.,.'i,,, IA g., rr, - ~.
Wo;ooI,i..-t Gad in.t rn.,i'.,i ,y'n s,-nlo -
n,,s.i.,n br cy~rsS. n,cI.,d IN ,I,.in boy
bnd in .fariinr i ~ s,ilaII, ingo va.
/ bi,l.r" +, fTaEsnI Asd nItIon5h he ro.t
er.'H.n. ply .:ci.re in tie ,i'y w,ra in prcInp.
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voice from without. Inc press gang Hfe
after u.s."
Foster at once recognized the voice TO be
that of Fraur and undoing the door, admit
ted the party in question, with two compan-
ions.
"Thank God, we have escaped them Is it
not the cutters crew. They never came near
us. But we had scarcely got into thc boat
this morning, when five men rushed on Us
from the field above the shore; and after car
rying us pinioned along the coast as far as
the Cove, keeI ing near the sea to avoid being
seen, left US in a boat, intending, no doubl,
TO return with assistance. My limbs i,ein Z
very slightly bound, we managed TO cut out
and escape. Three Of the men have pursued
c!sse on our heels. One fired at us before
we came here, but installing the way has
fallen over the bridge | ,uppose."
"Butyou cannot stay here, Fraur," return
cd Foster. "They will search here frs, you
may be sure. Sip one OF you out by the
back door to the stable lot the others may
90 70 the schoo masters, Who viii Dc anything
10 protect YOU. Make 10 noise. Haste, or
Mary and her mother may wake and excite
suspicion"
IN much less time than we have taken to
tI,as, e., I,,.c I
reasbe3 tbeirresnect,ye places Of c51ce@lrnon,. M
and in half an hour more, three fierce looking
s, amen, with pistols in their belts, were
searc),ior the house or Rnbart Fo.ter
..Y,n med not ,,o in tler. - s,id Fos,er
as tbex paussj At the do9r rf Mar sl,en.
in, anarttoert ..Nv .u.rltfr eT.eT,e tIlre =
" kv nv. old ore. hut u,aybs, some ore
slscns Win her to nj ,bt.'' saii ti. most for.
ward of the three af,ern7,i,,r in. omen .F7
door.
Foster. without laLic- notice cf fba coarse
lest iuterpo,ed his b.lv b.twe,D iba nun
ard the door and throwing !, omen S., a., to
eLo-y the interior ssiI IN p r ,-,ragr9fro
tone. d" Ona ST. u f,4t2. p. and !. at Won, u.,-
rr'
Cs7yiaoa5 tlst thn fhi.ct. # A.. l.. eesr.'.
was no, in thc b5use. ,he three Iuiyj.us turn
cd On tbeir heels. and Irayiss the eho,l. a
the +. herman. procecteI djrl,.jv 40 n. al O,
The e,hoolnaster.
..Oagn the door. In the name "A rfho kioal'
was The return made. in q or.g voice FINN
without
Tb. d. minnie onsneI tEe Joo, without 3, no.
mcnt's hesitation. "You csuro. take me
vou will Get no one cls.. here hs, an oII VIC.
man. wl6 certainly would be of.li,,,.. service
to oither YOU or the king. Bat vcu NAV
ses-cE-,icre is 10 iisl,-hsg rot b,r, ery
i. c, ri.,btf,U C.ro.,iu I.-l-.s I,y
.,.nr,rn,er In. COMO IN vrr nav, l.r...r
7arr r,cl on H.. s.,;,. .yli,I,'is l.o.,r- II y
lie. In. rom. in ,r..ir,Is ,otb j., ?,
s.D--n .ll,c G.n,v-,' ,,i-d an. rCrl.r .....,r,
"w were off thc scent - and .Ecy i,amcd5.l. f
ru,u.d ana I.gr tho I,,,,,a
They did not do SO, Iowtv,r, in a very
regular manuer, as tie dominic Afterwards
deserved, for in shutting he door lie crafty
pod tgogua pushed one vi the men gains. tie
:craper, over which he feb, mu,teIiug curses,
not loud but deep. It is needless 10 observe,
that their search was altogether in vain, and
ere the dawning of the m.rlipg they had lcfl
the yillooa
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GEIDDLE CAKFs.-Fo prevent them frC m
sli-k;rg. rub salt over the griddle with pi, ce
OF bread before gressirg. A better plan is 10
g5. soap-stone gridlie, which never ne, ds
greas NJ at all. The cost is len Ortwelye thil-
linss.
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"A physician who was called to attend a
rich patient, Immediately said on entering the
sick chamber, my dear sir, allow me toex.
anime your purse" meaning pulse, Of c3ugse.
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"A dandy, with a cigar in his mouth, en-
tered m nagcIie, when the proprietor re-
quasted lin to take the weed from his mouth
lis, he should learn the monkeys bsd halit..
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A paper out west has, for a motto,
Sc good viii 10 all meu, when they pay prompt
w. Devoted 20 news, tll, maxim, money"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-20
From California.

he Steamer George Law, with California
lis of Feb. Goth, arrived at New York on
Tl5th.
Dates from Valparaiso to Feb. 81, and Lima
the 10th are received at Panama; nothing
portant.
The correspondent Of the Herald, writing
kpm New Granada, Nicaragua, Feb 29th, says :
am able to state that Great Britain sent a
kmmissioner to confer with the Government of
earagua Upon the Central American question,
hich is at present taking mp so much of the
ttentioaspf the people of the United States
she Ammissioner representing this Government
ind the English commissioner met at Greytown,
md agreed upon a basis of settlement that will
tile the question without regard to the United
tateS
The Mosquito King is to be placed upon the
anne footing as any other chief and good will
Ind recognition Of this Government, are some
Lof tho preliminaries They were conveyed to
Engand by Il steamer that left here on the 4th
inst, and will no doubt be accepted by Great
Britain, as Gen. Walker tells me that the prop
IOsitions of England were for the most part con-
'sonant with the views of his Government.
Oregon and Washington Territories are still
being troubled by the Indians. Numerous vol
unteer companies were being organized. The
question of adopting the State Government of
Oregon, goes to the people at special election
in April.
Schooner Page had arrived at San Francisco,
from Japan. The city of Jeddo was destroyed
by an earthquake on the llth of November, by
which 100 900 houses were left in ruins, and
80, 900 lives were lost.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-20
Kansas.

According TO the latest advices, the battle
ground is again coming into view despatch
from ST. Louis, March 18th, says:
The correspondent of the Republican tele-
craps that The Kansas Legislature met and or.
gained at Topeka On the 4lh inst.
Gov. Robinsnn's message reviews the history
of Kansas, and endeavors to Justify the action
Of the Free Soil party. He says:
1t is understood that the Deputy U. S.
Marshal has private instruction TO arrest the
members of the Legislature and State officers
for treason and that in such an event to resistance
will be offered" He adds:
Let what will c. me, not finger should be
raised against the Federal authority until there
no hope of relief but revolution. Exposed
as the people are TO the scalping knife of the
" esern Borderers, and bowieknives and revol
\ vers on the Eastern, thorough organization of
the military is called for
, A correspondent at Easton telegraphs as fol-
! lows:
1.-THE Free State Legislature has adjourned
10 Lawrence, and was in session there on Satur-
-, the members fully determined to carry on,
eir measures. Gov. Shannon has gone there
ascertain what is being done. Violence i;
pprehended, but there is little excitement along
border. One hundred Sharps' rifles anc
yo cannon have been intercepted at Lexington
I'D will be held subject to the order of Gov
iannOn."
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