davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

INANTFD--A PARTNER, ~ THE WHOLESALE AND
" retail l'lunr business, with Gon 1900 70 500 The
sfre s wen ted OF the beat business pres the
ctS lhs IL chance or sober indnsal1us man "a
make fortune In n short iimc. Apply Immediately 10
HOWhs n CO., S4 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

7 DWELL LECTURES IN NEW YoRK.-Rgv DR..
IL Dewey's SIKH lecture Ihe Author at Clinton HAIL.
Aston place Monday evening, January 81 at O'clock
openat7 Tickets Is For sale the principal book.
sores and at the Librarians desk Mercantile Library Asso-
cinon,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

MET LINEN GOODS.-LINEN DAMAsKs, LINEN
w sheengs, damask table cloths, Irish ineps Huckabrc
towels, ask Napkins linen diaper &C. from the
late wrecks and offered prices less Than pport
ton. s. NJ. II. TOWLE n CO.
Colu abian Hall, Isl Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21
TfsE LECVUEI SEASON.

OUIS NAPOLEON AND THE BONAPARTE n.y.
IL nasty.-THos DARCY Ne jEH. Esq, Eiudv coudc
ds lecture the Broadway Tsbernac Monday 2ls
rst the subject for tho beued of NJ Marys Port
Jcrvis nov In difficulty Doors open at r. NJ LEISURE COM
mencss ats Tickets 70 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21
ASTROLOGY.

ftLAIRyOyBNC E.-MRs. SEYMOUR, THEy MOST sue
~ cessul medical and business carvoyan in America 10
Spring street, few doors of Broadway Asthma bronch
It's liver ano kidney complaints fema complaints piles
and IN their and saisa
guaranteed, remember, or no pay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

nNSoLUTI0N OF CoPARTNERSIlIP.- PART
~ ship heretofore existing between the subscribers
the trm OF steele Whitney, Il this dissolved by mutual
cor sent smes Whitney alone rs authorized 10 receive al
debts due the lac firm, and settle It's affairs.
HENRY STEELE,
New York, January Is, lSL6. JAMES :. WHITNEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

C1N REwARn.-3TRAYED, FROM CORNER OF
WlU Broadway and Grand street. Thursday 18th lust
English bull terrier white dog yellow spots hi
hack and round his eyes; had leather collar on
Jack Whoever will return kim TO Ii. Mahoney I'll stxl
avenue, will receive the above re ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

DAETNEE WANTED-Ik A DrNTHG ROOM wYrH
$500 or 81 900; who wanIe lne n ire
business as have other business further
particulars inquire at llS Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

MET GOODS WET GOODS! WET GOODS!-WET
w damasks Linen she citing and shrtng; towels nap.
kips doyes, diaper pillow linen do linen hand
wet cotton shifting and she citing. All of the above goods
be sold ut great bargains ANDREW q. COLBY,
$50 Grands OF Edridge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NY THREE DOLLAR MAGAZINE FOR 1850 AND A
~ certificate in The Cosmopolitan Art Tor distri.
button the 3ls inst mad the Knckers0 ker Office
3.S Broadway, Applotob's Building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

DALI sUPPERs.-THE MANHATTAN HOUSE SUPPER
ID 266 Bowery, between Houston and
Ladies' and gentlemen visiting balls theatres, wishing
breakfast dinner tea supper will nd this establish
en desirable place to take their refreshments Private
trance TO the supper GEO. w. DEAN, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

1ATANTEn-MtN TO LEARN A PLEASANT BUSIr EsS.
w that will pay So TO So day profit; capita Of IS to SIS
required for Instructions Tools &C. Apply at No. "a herine
g,
, 1856-04-18

An excellent block-house has receptlv
been completed on the Chehalis river. about
90 miles down that stream, in the direction
Of Gray's Harbor.
By letters from 1t. Col. LASDER com.
manding post on the Duwamish, to Adit.
Gen. TILrON, it appears that company "A
has been actively engaged in scouting In
the vicinity of the post and the co6htfy
adjacent to Lake Washington, but has
found no Indians-the country being e.
ceedingly difficult, and aFordiig ihpeue.
trable cover to the lurking savages.
Capt. II. L. YEsLER, Of Seattle, arrived
at this place on Sunday last. with an Indi- ;,
an prisoner, supposed to have belonged TO
the party engaged in the murder Of the
families on White river, late last fall.----,,
Especially is it alleged, that he participa-
ted in the murder Of the Bremen family,
King county We trust the evidence sgainSt
him will be complete, and the Indian b
made an example Of Capt. YEsLER has
been active and untiring in his efforts to )
ferret out the whereabouts Of the hostiles
preserve quiet amongst the Indians on the
reservation, and prevent Communication
between them and the hostiles. Noeitizuu
Of the Territory has done more in aid Of
the public service than has Capt. Y, and
certainly none is more deserving the thanks
and gratitude Of the people Of King.
v From THE OREGON VOLUNTEERs.---The
Oregon Weekly Times, Of April 18th, cod.
tains an official dispatch from Col 7. r.
CORNELIUS, to Gov. GuRRY, dated soamb
Yackima, April 2nd,D detailing tho move
ments Of the volunteer forces east Of ithe
Cascades, from the 7th Of March up y
date. Col Cornelius had made such dis
position Of his force, as had enable himtb
scOur most thoroughly, the whole country,
east, along Snake, the Columbia, PalOus,
Umatilla and other rivers, but unforilhdisly
without finding the enemy atlany placgih
force. On crossing Snake river, but q
feeble encampment was found on The cpbd-
site side, which aed in the direction Of he
Columbia -Four Indians were killed, aud
a quantity of their packs, provisions,
small amount Of ammunition, and some
horses were captured. No evidence vas
found at any point, where any very large
number of Indians had been eneahpea
since sometime last fall. y. .,,,,.r
The whereabouts Of the force Of tho
hostiles, remains q mystery. Tho yolun-
teers has been subjected TO an almosiin.
credable amOuntOf suffering andpriyallgd,
in consequence Of the repeated failures Of
supplies reaching them. .aIa . nnmberuol
instances they were compelled to subsIslon
horse meat-sfraigh, AS i appeared svE
dent the Indians were not in force on
Shake, the CoIhmbia or Walla-walla, col.
Cornelius. was about to direct tho move
neuts Of the volunteers from that section
Of country to the Dalles. As rsooRsm
supplies reached him, Col G, contemplated
direct forward movement in the YSckima
and Clickitat valleys; and from thence, hls
course would depend upon such conthsgn-
eies as might arise. The campaign has
been an active and an arduous one. 'li-l'
, 1856-04-18

S@rOur last advices from Washington
city indicate that there is no foundation fol
the rumOr that BurLER P. ANDERsoN, Esq,
has been appointed Receiver Of the Land
Office for this territory. Mr., A. has not beer
an applicant for that or any other Office,
that we are aware Of. There is no room
for doubt, however. that the nominations
Of W. A. SrRIcELER, Esq, and H. R
CROsBIE, Esq, have been confirmed by the
Senate, as respectively, Register of the
Land Office, and Attorney General for this
territory.
, 1856-04-18

To DelInquents-U. s. seIiP.-Those indebted
to the Pioneer 4 Democrat Office for subscription or
advertising are informed that u S. Scrip will be ta
ken at par in payment Of old debts or even to settle
accounts TO date--4th April, '56.
, 1856-04-18

Legal AdvertisementS.-After this date, (APril
l. '56) no legal advertisement will be inserted in this
paper unless il is accompanied by the cash.
, 1856-04-18
SS- Gen. Wool arrived at Fl vancOu

yer last week, on the steamer cOlAA6ia,
from San Francisco, and proceeded at once
to the Dalles, pia the Cascades We have
not learned whether or not he brought his
3" saddle" along, or whether he has sscer,
taiued the fact Of the existence Of an Indian
war in Washington and Oregon territories.
, 1856-04-18


BAnLIEs LEAVING rnE 'TGnarrOEY = We
regret to say. that since The eOmnsRcemphi
of the Indian.Ear, our Territory Is rapidly
becoming depOpulated. Many families have
already left King county, and many Others
are preparing to leave that and other
counties north. Should the war continue
for any considerable length OfqtimauElih
the exception Of Island county, thsrt viii
be but few remaining families Zen horih o.
Pierce. Several have already lsit Thh11
ton county, andrRe learn that htheular'|
but awaiting q faEorahlsi Opportunity 10
followa The 1nture Of our, ,reuitoIy begin,
tonlOok decidedly gloomy, and shouldith,
present Congress neglect orrefuso tounhl
the heedful appropdationsito iiquidaip q,
expenses pfthe vargthslpastmky b bpt =
foretasts Of the misery ahdamnering ethaf
may await all that remains Of our popdlRd
tion. 3,li draolii .uings ON jol vos hnA :
, 1856-04-18

The OEEeOS S1AIns GOFERNNENE GUS
rroS, From thesstufns pdblsAed d '.hs
last pFsg0Rl 7l~ss, We hteF thAt
ieonsldcrabIe majority Of the people haze
decidedugalnttithe calling Of s'cOnEunuo..
10 oforui State constitution Nine 9eDu1t- 4.
ties had been heard from, which report "a 1 4
jOritics against convention, that t'WOuld
seem impossible for the remaining eouailss
lST-1 Ltl boa n iadH a3j Of s9zei1aln.
to overcome laaI ~. slnA oda nsm 4" q
, 1856-04-18

il,s-Tbs proceedings Of 1 public inisliag
held at Port Townsend, on tAs s,h ~ y iBassr, y,
came to hand on the eve Of going 10 Pylls
and will appear next week.
, 1856-04-18

; tbs .STKAMEs TRAvELEs, Tbs llstle,
erait Is sJl actively employed ip the transmits
sion 20 Of freight and supplies fOvl The FVldp-,
teers, e from di6erspt places along the sogpd.
very ! recently, she, was dispatches, VIII
stores Or to Eort, Dent, on tbs ppwPnllh,,
riysr, some, is OF 30 miles above seaitIe--i
the first steamboat that has ever ,ysntuFea
that distance up that river. The TFapslF
is making herself generally useful
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-12
NOTICE

| hereby given that IN conformity 10 chapter 43
L Of the Code of Iowa, approved 5th February 1851
to authorize corporations for pecunIary profit =
company has been formed under the name Of the
"kgoKuK GAS LEGHr AND CoKE COMPANY"
Its principal place of transaetng business is the
city Of keokuk, Lee County, and State of Iowa
The general nature Of the business to be Ell
Is the erection or purchase and maintenance Of
works n, All jacent TO- the city Of keokuk for the
ufacture and sale of Gas Coke, Tar, ac and the
mining and sale Of coal.
The capital stock Of the corporation il One Hun
dred Thousand Dollars, (which may at any tim be
increased by such sum NAV be necessary to ac-
plish the object Of he pany BE- paid such
manner and such times ss the directors ma pre-
scribe.
The said corporation organized on the goth day
Of Decem Der, A. II. SD, and will continue for the
term VI twenty years, nabe from time 10 time
for perisds u twenty years each, according TO the
statute aforesaid.
The officers oi the company consist Of board Of
three drectors which may at any time b. increased
any number mol exceeding nine who b. lect
cd annually, on the third " cdnesday Of January A
President. Treasurer secretary and such subordi-
n&t4 officers, agents and seryants the board may
from time to time appoint.
The highest amount Of debteduess or liability t.
which the corporation IL Al any time TO subject
itself, i not to exceed two-thrds Of its capital
stock.
The private property of the stockholders to be ex
emrt from the pAyTnentof the corponts debts.
The following named persons constitute the FIRST
board of
DIREcToRs.
William Herrick, Edward kilbourne,
Charles Il. Foote-
EDWARD kILIgDIRsE pr.s
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-12
Special Nafice.

"NEvER SAY DYE'' TO pcrs whose hair has be
come gray prematurely, unless you of advs
ing the use Of something which will remedy the mat
ter. Dying the hair with ordinary articles is, at
best, buta temporary affair, and the shade produced
u any thing but that with which nature adorns the
human hair. The "ISIaITABIE HAIR CoLoRTsa" and
dye it stimulates the natural secretious at the roots
Of the hair, BY giving life and tone to the small
vessels which the natural eoioring and thus
gives them life and strength. 1t does stain the
skim and may be used freely as water, and with
much safety The article is composed of oil and
stimulating spirits afording agreeable hair wash
and is an celent substitute for oil or pomatum.
The peculiar properties Of this preparation render
it entirely different from any thing now In use for
the hair.
The color of the hair when restored is exactly the
shade it before it turned gray and the singular
phenomena attending its use not only curious but
easily observed As the bulbs at the roots OF each
hair affected by the remedial agents, the com
meneement of the change may be noticed the bulbs
grow dark, and in a short time the hair from the
roots outward begins to turn in shade and con
thugs do until the desired change is effected and
the hair possesses the GLOSSY appearance and shade Of
youth This may strange, but more strange
than true" The article hns been extensively imitat-
cd persons should be particular purchase Of my
agents. The genuine has the signature Of the late
firm and the present proprietor the top Of each
bottle. " +. HAGAK
Surviving partner, and successor to c. Heimstreet
Co, sole proprietor, Troy, New York. For sale BY
:. HEIMSTREET, Union Block
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-12
Carpets & Oil Cloths +!

j. \. Dl EE q co., SO MaBn Strcct.
Ii AVE just received the largest and most varied
l. stock of Carpets and Oil Cloths ever brought
Iowa.
This stock comprises one hundred different styles
and having been bought before the recent advance,
We Will sell them at present wholesale eastern pri
ees.
We would respectfully invite those who are fur
nishing their houses, TO an examination of there
Carpets and Oil Cloths, feeling satisfied that the
qualities styles, and prices, such tnat they
not fail to please all who may favor US with call
AmYnEt IL. laal. d1Mif
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-12
II. T.. BARTLETT a. CO..

tSuGceseure TO Fo0te n to.1
NJ ILL continue the Forwarding and Commis y ion
w business ut the old stand, at the Railroad Sta
lion, east side of the river from Burlington, Iowa
Having the only warehouse on that side, they Of
fT superior Inducements 10 shippers to consign all
goods intended for the country to them. All goods
to their Will be delivered to the teams free of
ferriage thereby saving the charges Of drayage to
the west side; also the benefit of insurance
while IN their warehouse.
Country merchants will find il 10 their interest to
call ON Us before going east TO purchase good.
II l.. b. 4 Co. agents for the Union Express
Co., and will be happy to afford any information TO
those who desire 10 sinp by that line
Burlington, Jan. 10. dSm.
To Galloway & Webster, J ames Hahn and Andrew
Webster.
You hereby notified that there is now ON file
in the office of the Clerk of the District Court Of
Lee County, Iowa, al keokuk, the petition OF Pitt
man 4 Tennent, Douglas Breading, and loung
Brothers, alleging that Us creditors they took
tachment writs from the said District Court, and
caused the same te be levied on lands Of Galloway
Webster, to secure debts due and TO become due
them that at the September term of the said Dis
rict Court for the year 1884, the plaintiffs
ed Judgments for the respectively due the
with costs and issued executions. The plaintiffs al
iege that the lands attached ldeseribed the peti
tom were purchased by Galloway d Webster If one
). B. Billings but To defraud creditors, the convey
ance was executed to Andrew Webster, and by said
Webster to James Hahn, both unable 10 pay for the
same The bill charges that these lands still be
long TO Galloway Webster, charges confederaey
together to detraud prays the Court set aside the
| conveyances Of James Lain and Andrew Webster,
decree sale of the lands TO pay the judgments Of
plaintiffs and for such special and general reli.f
| the facts warrant.
Unless you appear and answer said petition
before the second day Of the February Term, 1886,
| # said District Court, commencing en- the second
| Monday If said month, decree will be taken
cordng to the equity and prayef OF me b'Ii
dec26w4t Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-12
kKoKrK AND FoRT DEs MoISEs RAILROAD.

kRoErg AND FoRT DEs MoISgs RAILROAD.
Mr., Eaton, the chief engineer Of this road
has returned. He reports successful nego-
Citations for the iron and rolling stock neces-
sary for the first division We are glad to
hear it. Every thing connected with the en-
terprise promises so we'll and has been pro-
crossing so satisfactorily that we don't
want TO hear the word "fair" connected with
anything pertaining to It's interests; and we
don't see az we are likely to-
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-12

VALEyTIxK's DAY.-The day when lovers feel
especially privileged say All sorts OF sentimental
things, and thetqaizzical and fun-loYng 10 perps-
trate all sorts Of epistosry jokes, is at hand and
it il rumored that the queer old saint u pects hat
tt.s day apart to his honor should be particularly
observed this leap-year, j. I Cave d Sou have pro
vided themselves with all things likely be called
for on the occasion.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-12

Our senior associate has returned TO
his old quarters, ''hearty as buck" and
among the few errors in his Correspond
eriee," desires to have one corrected,
With reference TO Senator Harlan. That gen
tieman is spoken Of as having returned to
Washington in poor health and Spirits
should have read sSfne" health, etc.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-12
THOS. CLAGETT, Agent.

II n
4 = sale low by = W 4 II. TUCKER.
NIAsHlNG MACIiINES.-Th The celebrated Float
w ing knuckels Washing Machine for sale by
:. ". IL. TUCKER.
4 GHoT GUNS,A lot of double barreiled shot guns
- some nne' Tor sale low sy W u r,,crrp
( CtIRcULAR sAWs.-An shes Of the ST. Louis
~ Circular Saws, warranted by
s W. a H. TUCKER.
MANDRELS, for Circular Saws, for sale by
W 5. ". d ii. TUCKER.
SH0lELs AID T0NGs.-The different qualities
- Of Iron, Brass and Steel for sale by
5. W. 4 II. TUCKER.
DICKS AND MATrOCKs.-A supply of Germa,
L steel and cast steel pointed picks and Mattocks
also, stone picks and sledgcs for sale by
s. W. Ii. TUCKER
GRAIN SCOOPS Iron aud steel For sale low
- by s W. & II. TUCKER.
4 XEs AXES Hunt 5 Collins simmons Lin
"A pincott's. Whites and Wilson, axes. larg,
stock for sale low by s. W * Ii. TUCKER
DLATFoRM Scales from 7ootbs and upwards, Of
l. fairbank pattern, with and without levers for
sale by 5. w. & H. TUCKER
STANTON cApY. j. r. JONES cx, pKcK
CADX, JONES Il PECK,
NlGN of the Anvil. Importers and S--
~ dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Hardware,
Cutlery, Guns Pistols Sash Glass &C. Main street
between sth aud 9TH Keokuk, Iowa. Opposite Me.
ouaiics block. jan4d
BUILDERS hardware, locks latches, boln, loose
- and fast butts, screws &c full assorsment
and latest styles at CADY, JONES PECK'S
jan5d
xkEENFlELD Tool Co.'S planes, superior art-
~ Gle, at the sign of the BIG ANVIL
lan5d
I CHARCOAL Heater Sad irons. a great saving In
- fuel worthy the attention Of every housewife,
NJ CADY, JONES d PECk'S.
JAagu "
WADEd Butchers genuine ra1ors, also a supe-
nor article OF razor straps at the sign of the
Jahou BIG ANVIL.
BARRIERS S Shears gents pocket scissors, ladies
- scissors, shears and trimners, American manu-
iacture and warranted at
jan5d cADY, JONES pEcK's.
DARN door rollers the best art in use for hang
ing barn nsnd carriage house doors at the sign oi
the BIG ANVIL.
jan5d
GOLD Box and Parker's bench vices, iron and
- wood bench screws, at
jan5d CADY, JONES PEcKs
)oG"LAs water rams, pumps, galvanized well
- chain and fixtures, at the sign of the
janod BIG ANVIL.
OK, coil, binding, trace, halter, dog, and JACK
~ chains, at CADY. JONES a PECk,S.
jan5d
[ NOFfEE Roasters corn poppers, enameled kettles
~ and sauce pans, brass kettles, house furnishing
articles Of cry description. at the Sign OF the
ian5d BIG ANVIL.
! DAINT Varnish sash horse cloth, hair, tooth,
L white wash mud other brushes Of New York
manufacture, at CADH JONES FEtk y.
/ jnn5d
4 lfilALk whiting glue, san and emery paper at
4 ~ the sign IL this BIG ANVIL.
jan5d
| ENRENClI lined ware, something new, to which
IL the attention VI houseke cpers Is requested,
an5d CAD Y, JONES Il PECk'S.
e.. OBEM TOP
u EEPS stock Of Family 0rveeries, variety Of
IN Toys, and assortme ot Of Musical Instru-
ments for sale Main strcl t., between Second and
Third. msr rs, 1858.
1--WE HUNDRED bbis finter apples for sale at
l. dsei4 HUSTON, HAN 'kINb 4 HUSI0R's.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-12
Office of keokuk Gas Light and Coke Co. /
Ianunrr oonn lShG I

Office of keokuk Gas Iii ight and Coke Co.
January 22nd, 1885.
YNHE following articles constantly on hand and
i for sale for cash only.
Coke Of best quality, zoe per bushel.
Coal (slackl for backsmitbs use, 25c per bushel.
Tar in quantities not less than 80 gallons 0 cts
Der gallon, the purchaser furnishing cask to put il
M,
| Apply at the office on 2nd street, between Main
knd Blondeau.
| Ter None Of the above articles delivered from the
Eas Works without an order from the office
ian23dtf
| Agricultural Bank of Tennessee.
AVE will receive the notes of the above Bank on
wv deposite as other currency.
l A. Il. DEMINa Il Co,
Bankers and dealers In Exchange, Main street.
jau2odlm Times aud Pos copy lln
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-12

eT- The Athenaum had all It's seats full
OF auditors last night
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-12
New Furniture.

New Furniture.
y ECEIvED by late shipments at the ''GAte City
IL Furniture Rooms,
IL pair socables new and elegant styles various pat
terms and prices.
2 2doz upholstered Lounges
G pair Sofas, fashionable patterns
6 arble top dressing Bureaus, various patterns.
10 plain do.
6 marble top Frieze leg Center Tables.
2 Rosewood Hat stands, gilt and ivory mounted new
and elegant patterns.
Gothic do, cherry and walnut.
Turnedd do
30 doz cane seat Chairs, al patterns and qualities.
9 do arm Rockers, cane seat and back.
do sewing Rockers, do.
Also some beautiful upholstered 0ttomans, Gothic
Reception Chairs, Quartette Tables, Fancy Towel
Stands, and large assortment Of all kinds of fash
onable furniture which the public ore invited 70 call
and examine. G. 5. ABBOTT.
dee i9d 1876 Main 81.
kEOKUk MARINE INSURANCE co.
Capital. S2OO.OOO
rTHIS Company is prepared TO do Marine Insur
L ance business. Cargo risks taken at customary
rates and the usual Cash facilities extended reg
ular customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIREcroRs
A. Bridgman VIM +. Turner,
+. III. Harrison, Geo, B. Smyth.
John Templin A. l.. Deming,
John McCune Z. r. Conn,
c. CARRIER, JAS. f. Cox.
W. G. Rentgen.
A. BRIDGMAN President.
q. B.SMlTH, Vice President.
A. l.. DEMING, Treasurer,
WA. +. TURNER, Secretary.
Office in I'd story Concert Hall building.
ian3ld&w3mo
q. Il. POTTS. IN. ID.
| OFFERS to the citizens Of Keokuk his services a
~ HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
and Accoucher.
Persons at distance who wish 70 avail themselyes
of the advantages Of this popular system Of cure
can obtain good boarding in the city while under
treatment, or may consult by letter.
/ Office No. Burkc's Gallery Sd srtset between
/ Main and Blondeau feb4d6m
REMEMBER ~T. VALENTINES
DAY.
| y0MIC and Sentimental Valentines, most beanti-
~ full and chaste des gns.
| Valentine writers and fancy note papers and en-
velopes suitable for the occasion.
! feb2d CAvEAsos.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-12
BELOW ANY COMPETITOR.

Those wishing this kind Of work viii save money
BY sending their orders the Office Of the Gate City