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MEDICAL.
by putting this letter in The papers you are at
liberty " do SO. Believe me tN,r gratefully yours
ABRAHAM LOklNG.
SACRAMENTO, May Is. 1855.

SACRAMENTO, May Is 1855.
DEAR SE-Such is the thankluhtss feel for
the preseryat. .on OF my health ot 9th hCdy and
nina. and believe ol ny llit. that l Lolt Will
not Ue CONSIDERED intrusive in ttndttng my
thankful uckuoW led Amlnts tor restoring me 10
health, and making my lie Loon NoliL preserr-
ing. when it had become II lurlhtn too great tor
me to bear Victim As was to vice that had un-
DIT trnlineI my constitution, and Developed train
of nervous symptoms, such us nert Gus debility,
selt-distrust dizziness, love Of solitude. loss OF
memory and want Of resolution, besides Il loss OF
strength and energy, which had made my waking
moments wrttched and my sleep unrelreshng.
and was fast bringing me to the grave; but. thanks
to your skill | am It stored TO health. vigor and
energy. Hoping to guide others whore they may
get relief you have my permission TO make this
public. Yours, respectfully.
LEONARD WAITE.
The Placer herald., 1856-08-09
DO CTOR II J., I'M NJ AN,
PRIVATE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
CORNER JACKSON AND MONTGOMERY STREETS.
San Frarc'sco

San Francisco.
NM. NJ. HEINIMANN HAS REMOVED HIS
NJ Medical Office 10 the corntr Of jackson rrd
Montgomery streets. San Francisco. over the ank-
ing house of Lucas. Turner Co., and will thoIe
always he ready for consultation from clcck k
in the morning to o'clock in the evening.
Or. Heinimann. who has practised medicine in
California with great succrss since ]649, and dur
ing bis stay of five years in the mining districts.
has earned lasting reputation rs an excellent
The Placer herald., 1856-08-09
DIR. J. G.. YOUNG'S
MEDINAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
1IS- IlI i q Xnn.ar Z & ti.n ,in.,E a ,

advertising Physician in California, and the only
one that has received collegiate education, and
consequently the only one competent to treat dis
case of any kind. Come one, come all! and trust
to no advertising physician but DR.. J. c. Young.
The Placer herald., 1856-08-09

Established for The permanent cure Of al
Pritote and Chronic DiScascS-a The sup
PRESTON Of QNack.ry.
The Placer herald., 1856-08-09

CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Joseph Waikup. Chairman. ...... ...... Plains.
B. +. Myles. Secretary. ... ........ Auburn.
ii. Ftzsmmons, Treasurer, ....... Auburn.
3. X. Davis. Observation-Disclosures. Ophir
A. z. X Stafford, ,...........u.... Yankee Jim.
D. a. lllll. ...................... Gold HILL
Z. l., Bradley. y.................. Dutch Flat.
Thomas Woods. ........... Rattlesnake Bar
Charles King. Birds Flat
MEDICAL
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IltIlltTCl q NILUN IU7VH
To rr. HcinimaLn, AN llalcisto.
CIll!wCCr. I'd. 1lth. 1fiI

OI EWItT. ] tT ] TIIT' I'''' -,
Ttar Tcctcr: Tayug strtitG ntditii' nNu!
at tit University Of 1avia. in Italy. lullne
Lltw utrth to le tlity,d Nltn G,iait lde,
ly II at you ere The Lost llysic'in 'lh ne,
with in (alit,Inin. This dttl;lat,n is tiiUN
vla lave Son ,tu &c. nd Lead h'm
'y1yltCy. vl,n Is'G,d It NGn'n lhlt' !
LItW o m'Iy I,rus 10 vl'n. you lave ava
lite AID ! mis-. att,r tl'y lad lun UnlMd!
ei,tn Up ly otl,Is. AID vlo will atMy l. DE
cone tuwHld aid testify to tie hltI d iLIF' aIu
YOU fcitlce.
Nhlire yen. for Tie future. Il c sane FrectS
vhiCl Las att, need you thus fer, ! l'naln ntH
ytu.F. u ~
To Cr. Hein.mann. San FraLcico.
The Placer herald., 1856-08-09
DR.. l.. !. CZAPKAY'S
Surgical and Medical Institute,
ARMORY HALL BUILDING,

CJYner Of Montgomery d; .Saranalto streets
san FRANCISCO.
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AlIlIY, Jar. I:th. lf5t

AlIIIN, Jar. ]:th' h".
rosr Toctor: alNf!s u!u viii Hm r
sule. ard ftlirp u tlatii,ft ll.nl,' Ut ~
affr'ss you tltse liL's. You lI'" IL Ni'' u
Ilnallc state vfs H1itr Unii cut q u, i'iu"
If Ir. l.. vi vented to,nluinte ny III II Vi,' un
rasl'd ly iallr IOk III nfu TO 'aN' u. 's, mn
ltiIrily iI nc ltald Ct you. ald q ir' 'lIId
ton vlith you lad On Nnn'n NliId: " ''',t
tI your aG,iot ltCrt IaltIe viii Il! ln. in
lie r,ttnnn cation Ct tnt tTint !'tau
Wttks. ny aim il sttfd OF ltirp inIulr'u:.s
saved. tCeetlr with ny life, which e'l1l''' .
eve 10 you. ,oca
Dtar Icctor. if ever can e of ryf"tiIIi
to!cu diIoso OF me-. fer il is tItltN |" ',p.
that ] tmc ny Irostrt 'Xist'lc'. t'o nat
fcrc. my sircue rotrtct, ard tie a',tItl'd s,d
| ftlit,c yeu TO Q cIc Of cur oF' 'a'n
tzptrioEctd ! yficiars in this ttuh'ly' r.
Yours tIrly,
To Er Heipimapn, San IlaEcifc0.
The Placer herald., 1856-08-09

SAuAyFATo Tth. IT, Fsi hr
Tie UNDERSIGNED | as Irtvn IT. 81 piI1 i,,re
naIy ytfrs. ard can ,Uth tCr lH .l''N ,int,
teIn,d ltIutat'tn fs tGfcitI uS; lI,,,Ir,
EICrifrctd ard skillhl 1lys'cfn 'i' ',f1, 10
rely rely with" with Il ' nc't ~rlei' ee,fdee T. R'
n;naEn's skill ard sciIce. Xxx
Third stlctt, etween f'' -
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C(ICNA. Jan. IV1H' u :, Il
Ny TrAR AMI NrtF Is7I1ylI l"'! I;,fs
with nrtf rrltt II at tic nll !u1 Hl'i, ,(a
sav you cult Nnntn JslaTd. We la' u" i,m
II ysc'rn Of great talent frd t'Tu,u".,, .,,,,ln
We tCrld rot rIpi.c'etc (" p1cf. Jr,' ',,,uf 10
erfnlh 1y Tie IITI6us IutTf vIe ed ,n
call On ycu fItm ELL Iflts Of ~ ,sIr chtn
orf in tle I est TtntnlIarc' fll. ,I,1f1
rplyvlatI &C, fi6r rrlut Il?fci'I,';; j., l'nfrr yfrr
ID myself 10 die: ly oterce cfne rls,e a,e iits
trt rtatmsnt rrd yen Lave crr.d ne OF 'v,oprsei
moss in sLort t'me. Ycu faye II"u
a physician and you do honor to this hanec
Receive, etc. ..rrsnt
Proprietor of the French esaru.s2s
To DR.. Heinimann, San Francisco
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
Fuain III. Campaign Of Al.

Henry Clay was thu Wing canl'I-
ate. A l. bsrty party man WAS ma
king a speech. somewhere ~ AS"
Hampshire AMI nhj ,ct'"sve'y strong
" to the gallant X ntnckian ON thu
rnnIol.h hiv II ;h,en lne''sf.-
r - lrn.., h h Gan :" sier + h own
rty "a small II n,mb,rs+ebu but DIES
t;n,i t6 achieve great things. H.
' ,."n | Ito Day, going firth with
sl;mt an / stones to cnmb.t with the
s t;a,ntic G,liah Pllins up tbs el'-
). :s..o, h.. r,.u.hs, the climax at last.
t. er;ei oI,t-..an tlien--thcn, frl,
T., e',izenI.- Whit dill Davii do.
:, E;ta 1usI. 5s;;r' came in shr,ll tone
on,, o. III. assembly, Tn : may
be an oil story, but it can 10 y" i'arill
to tell it again. y exemili'y TIE cars ar
With which suct rhetorical else zoos
No illustrations and analo2'as shonl'
|be played with.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
PARKS 4 MOsELEY. I
w MOTTO e ;.

! a Sp En- PARss 4 JSHS L MasaLEY
N II yag catered mt q P4,rncfsh p, lot
thep fpo !. of practising Law IN Tie ~ ctit
rad 20 ,hty Coats II kaha Sha.. ans ~ lie
q Gu I :. ur:s o. Lisap, iiooHc and itoa'
will ieIeaftef fegata ~ A. end tifose eCour 5.
Al s,us 4ir - en:rus el - tatit otfe wll-fc-
':eise prc apt q tent,on. f. 4@
o..s u The othe. e the firm ca n Always be
fsumd, >durias basiness h0Is at Gi:ir ,fire.
ia xOdger's Row, in the town Of Charleston.
Charleston, OCT. l.. 1856: ~ /.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
S.gttsiag aad staHaffias Cared
~ Or, WYc0FF, of Rtt.sars, PENN,
MitaoRt Pair Of Slrgleai fsGfa.iOn.

" iOwii seal &. cure 10 any part Of
w tn World. N the re-eptnf . ~: mi
tAs money ~; irn,.:.ii he Gu sn tedsft :
81. ITA'l lrltsu mas be sddr 81, d - ~
WV OPP. Bax - pat b sg..Psb. id'esseaSt
~ kas, RID efs 4 o, Bankers.
g. Pts. .c"rt-spond ma will p'>ase en- lose
staap for lea nIpostage i.
Carr Owl persons who pnot prod zee
~ eenlIiae ce.,ja .a.e ave Lu .atrss 80
.0tnabi . = %=T>. Ii "
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
! LAW AND JUSTICE.

TTtlt FISHER and J. :. ENGLISH ha.-
IL. iaseatets ia: p, Ttnersh'p, OF tie
p,tpSs Of pa tcing Law "a the, c usties o.
aassa ALL i'utnasa, will ;eg tia;IY dttsn; the
.1hrs4:t, oaa it-riy and M"ath.y cour. y o.
a % ,x of,ua les. and wilt pay ss.Iy a.ien-
A,a r. Las, O. IS sntf Istcd o h"ir e re.
o as Of the c<iss . { tue firm well slwass be
fousd ii thor OH =. n Font ieasa az and
sac IL lhs tA9et wti reSNtetly - At Tie rul-
nsn Ct'uHty Courts. H1. >.i,z
~ ri asint Dee. IL, 1a5yt +, ! .s-::
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
rss

iSouis II tho lHllcI SfaCeS has dQatlY
determined this point every form nm
der whit the question could arise..
whether as affecting public orprivata
rights-in questions III pubiic do.
main, Of religion, OF navigation, and
of servitnie. 8IE asEeI 81
The several States ofthe Union are.
by fcrce Of the constitution. co. unuai
an domestic legislative power. Con.
Sress clnnot change alaw OF domes-
TIC relation in the.State of. Maine no
ln're than il can in the State of Mis-
sour. Any statute whicl, proposes
to 90 this 10 q mere null;ty !; it takes
away no right. it confers mono. lift
reinains on the statute book i,i5pcpeSl-
al, itrelnains there only as anaonn.
lmellt ofelrdr, AMI a beacon os warn
ing to the legislator 40 1 tho states.
man. To repeal it will BE only to res. 4
move imperfection from tho statutes,
without affecting, either III the sense
of permission or prohibition, the &C.
ton Of the States their citizens.
Still when the nominal restriction.
tofthis nature. already u tloai letter IN
law, was in terms repealed BIZ the last
.ongrsss, ~ 4 clanse ofthe act organ.
Nebraska, that repeal vas inado the
occasion of,a wide spread and DANCE.
ro4s aslta.ion.
m.Mas a'leged fhat the original en-.
ac'nlsn' pe.ng 2 compact at perpetual
nv ooIlgation,rits repeal consti.
~ H. ouious preach q Mlth.
ac' Il Sohgress !; Einle y rc.
in III unieI ealet,, more especially It
hi col,s'i,uslonailyEyaiid ~ tne JUG
uisrs y, nose pubic missionaries
Wno.c guy = y g pronounce On that
po'h', Y unaonptedly binding on tho
conscience q each good citizen Of tho
tfepnoilic. bu 1r ~ what sense can i be-
asser'ed mat tlle enactment in qnes-
lon w. lhvsssei with perpe nifty and
sna ..a p s. .ne respect Ct solemn com,
piUtcl'ts nelweill Whom was the CON-
pacs' No 9 ss5iics contend;Dg pow
~ u ~ government. sela' 9 = sec
s,ens u w on,oi, treating q such,
snea 'hsp .rea1S sstpui4t ons on the
sa'so.' &c, = W. 49, = mere q {, cause q an
III, II ress, anq u airy other
sol9t ~ n'a i, "a leg. tlas'on' -.
| seise'i - ll''a. snal eah was passed.
~ comprise q ulc cnnFnllctlng opin.
by loi's ~ seh'llao 'I % 'h members OF
tSoneT.ss: 4, |&za.
10y Y y liai moral authority over
meii 81 4 coiiscien rs 70 whom did this
antlior'ty at1acn' Not 70 those OF tho
l|tso II. wle naa Repeatedly refused fe'$
co.ill'h y VI sAIeilslo a AM VINO nsd
.eliousiy s.risen 70 estaoiisn ofiler
.nco'npa'l9's :. regu.ation upon the sub
J ec'. az ". " !, Ilns appears, INC
snpp.se conp'ic " na, no obligatpry
orSe !, - y " 4NoFtn q course e
cous !, ny havc nave na' any ~ 90
,hc oo,l'il J; ;iof al sncii So npacts must
! " h 'lI ~ n reciprocai opiiga.
WI.
Is, II IT, ho1 Hn'requently happened
Ut. ~ igiseIs' WIN tlnihe cstima'
s.on Y ~ salue 81 III Jaw ihey siye
- III N tne Wv Y. iiiparIihS % H Pc
cuI la s'r. !. i, nE'ke.1. ptrpe1uaI N
'ef'ns: IVY tney ca'.lot tnus Dlnd tne
co .I, tne JuuglncnI, ana me VIII
y 'i'ose wig IVY succeeh tlem, m
/ vSSESil WITH S!miIaE RESPONSIBILITIES.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
no TUE pCBLIC,

ANDREW PAHKS. OF ,k4nawhs couuty.
al I'd ia MES W. HINGE Of Putnam county.
hsxi.s entered fato psfsaenhip. - Arorne,s
80 - use 4ots at Law, uadeS he style OF
l'6HEs & HDGE, for the eountiss OF Mas ~
.ni Pu.asn; VII atiend al he county. guar.
terry ans; eifexil courts Ia these .nnt.es aud
Wtitta:s+ad promptly % all huSne>s which
n ~ be rRsrss.td u them. ap 'ertain'ng r.
th<it psofessien- T.. l. PARKS + HOGE.
jan. /. 10
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16

Da7. r. }. WHITE. !.
a. "a .crIfl0sKR o. H.. !. -
: Msaicin1eIa1d Surgery,
a'~o csars D. lsw he ola f'siaI .fhes: p:
: i ..~'@t prIPALs, "a. II,
So. .a.,ia,f 1&yt. III III a':zs-r..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
DR, .JOIIN m. HUNTER,

Offs HE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES. to
tie ei;isens af tnslLEsrox ANo VIC N'rr.
lie may be found-wheu not en- :a-ed-si his
on o. in the room formerly occupies by Mr..
Massay, Two doors above the KaaawAa
Mosss. .-.-:. .,2n 3tf
~ fFrAroH. =. FIrrHrcI.
/ II. HrTZHUGiI,
ATTORNEYS l. COUNCILLORS AT Law.
=, KASAwHA c. NJ "a. - r.:
aatis< ia kansvLa. Jackson. Putnam and
!. Mas1n ceuRties. a. j
" Ohe<, htst do,r helsW thr Bauk. is i /
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
I MOTOR G. o. BUTLER,
49, rsAcrsrIosrR o.
Medicine and Surgery,

Gavihs pexananen,i lela'ed ct HoRkc.sk
Bliuar. oiErrs his profes iona services = Inc
PFMEe hdlhns, BY d.llgent atten ioq u NEIL:
TIE eonSssaee OF all who may dss re his ser-
siees -. lie will b. lound bin fice. I'm.
~ psofeNioaally absent s.sin.t
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
,PRoFEssIoSAL CARDS.

+ n #E 1+VAN8 8 Nt11ANs
a TITO ENffS AT LAW,
Il KAaseAA G. N, W..
#TNarfD 1ecoM IS tlste iadee Of the 18th
III e,Ieail,9 AL J. o. M NAN. Laslng
slssfsd in-o premiership 10
4 ]. II PRAcTiciNo LAW
il RanswAi ami al ming coInties. will a.
teal the CjtsJit 4 4 an, coaTts Of Ma
-ss., AMI r IN ,in1 and ,siso la C,renii copr ]
af Cab.a aad Wayne. Ciients may rely on
thsif fcgdar st. enhance 6f the Courts u tho e
counties, aud III faith ri teniioa 10 bifi-
ness pre-ot+As other Of them msy AWAY
he ffand, daring bus,ness hnnrs, at th-af Of
Zee byef T.. Il. Roget Drug Store. 54
S3n .a-iY, *E i +.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
TO soLDIEas AND THEFT HEIsss.
land SpeculatogA

The undtfs snc,l will proS cute soidists'
nsk4 EXTENSIONS and BOUNTY LAND.
M ssrTi-e, ii the several wars, npder the va
IouI sety OF Congress Under latS acts wsd-
~, nd seirs of ell o cd men aT, entitled.
-ALSu.--LA Hus F3R-s.ALE, . n .a.her u smtll
farm, and iowa lots 10 Ohio, bIge bpdies gil
~.Iy r.sss, Virginia; and in, Lincon county
Kea.aekY Aatress H.
VII. u H. 4 RAJ Gaip.lis. Oh o Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-13

ARRIVAL OF THB 0hxrIC.


NEw Yonx. Nov. 10. =
The steamer Baltic arrived Ct her dock at
. O'Clock She left Liverpool at 10 O'Clock
on the 10th. 49,
The Afr,on arrived out on the morning Of
the 9th.
The feature Of news which attracts most
attention il nm oiReial paragraph IN the Mon
iteur, that the English press publishes calum-
MES against the French government. and
holding outn menace that the continuance of
such conduct will break up the Anglo French
alliance. This paragraph has caused much
excitement in both England and France, hav-
ing even affected the Bourss, and Il ID report
ed that the lsritish Government will ask ex-
PLANTATION ut the threat, discussing the alli-
ance respecting the Neapolitan dif6culty.--
The only additional news Is that the French
emissafies ~ also the English left Naples on
the Goth.
Count Walword's Official correspondence
with the Ncapoli,an government has been
published.
The Engl,h aeet Is at Malta and the French
at Toulon.
German spers say their squadron will 70
to Naples in three weeks If the matter is not
settled.
KNrcK- KHscKs.--sI think met the best
natured man in America, recently, on the
Michigan Central railroad. We had an in
ebriated pas .enger on board, who was con-
tinually rushing about with brandy bottle,
inviting som body to 'take-nip.' AS his at
tentions were principally confined, however,
to party Of Methodist preachers, and one
or two elderly sisters, who were returning
from q conference, hardly think they were
appreciated rs fully ms he probably antici-
pated. After awhile he fell asleep; then he
woke up, decidedly irritable. Az the cars
made stop, he staggered up to inild-look-
ing young gentleman with spectacles, and
asked him the name OF the station. The
mild young gentleman replied, q am stran-
ger here, sir "A stranger p said our BRAN
died friend, drawing himself up with intense
dignity, and speaking with a force that
aroused all present. 4 didn't ask you, sir,
your pedigree, nor where the ID you came
from; but want to know--the name-of
this-stationi Il don't knor, SIR was the
response, very family. you don't KNOW,
ehs Then why don't you say SO ut first, and
not keep me bothcring herep lhate fool!'
The mild young gentleman looked anxious,
and the next moment was miseing, but pre-
sently returned, looking perfectly happy,
and informed his qucrist, with great appa-
rent satisfaction, that the name of the sta-
ton, he had learned, was Chelsea. Wouldn't
he make a model husband ?''-- kickerbock-
er for Oct.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-13

Az AUSTRIAN KNOW NOTHING RrBuKxD.---
A characteristic anccdote Of the Austrian
Emperor is related in Berlin. At the re-
cent meeting Of tho Emperor and the King
Of Prussia AZ Topltz, the latter presented to
the Austrian monarch, among other eminent
personnges, Alexander Won Humboldt, where-
upon Francis Joseph, in drawing tone, in
CURED Of his 'sroyal cousin,' "Who il this
Humboldt" The Prussan king, incensed
At this specimen Of Ifapsburg imbecility, re.
piled, emphasizing the words, ''He 10 the
greatest man since the nood.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-13

TRrs.-1he New York Herald specializing
upon the elements of Mr.. Buchanan's sue
cess, az ainst the popular vote, says truly:
'.Mr. Buchanan owes his election, not TO the
Cincinnati Convention, but to the Philadel-
phia Convention, which nominated Fillmore
and Donelson to the union OF the dem
ocracy, but to the division Of the opposition
forces-not to the strength of great name
and sound principles, but to the obstinate
delusion OF the Fillmore clique that they
could carry the election up to Congress and
sell out there at high premium"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-13

"a MAouIass cosrorsp EXTRACT ov BrSsE
PLASr-A certain cure for( Diarrhea, Dysen,ery.
Summer Complaint, aud all affections Of the bowels
attended with rilas.tion. Asa sAfe. palatablc and
reliabIe remedy Il is ansqaalled. For children
tcethng attended With irritation Of the bowels, It
is The most soothing ranady in use. Prepared and
sold by ia e. MA9uIKE,
Chemists and Druggists,
S " cor. olive i ID Sta, st. Louis.
For SALEM kcokuk by r. IL. OIonnor, and Drug
gists generally fauG2adAw8m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-13

RIcKEY Il Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared to insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gutta Percha, also upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neatest work that is
done in the City, AMI ut less price than
any other Office here. Office on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-13

eEw LseLAsp taAsixors.-~For the frs.
tine in our political history, New England
mas east unanimous vote. She has been
about equally divided on the old political
questions, New Hampshire and Maine being
equally reliable ~ Democratic states with
Vermont aud Massachusetts as Wing states.
Connecticut and ". T. ,n,l;nes .,,.~
one eide. now 10 the other. But on such 4
question as this, conservative, constitution
q tfeedam,--they could no, be otherwise
taan unanimous. And the unanimous vote
o. taat community an empire within itself.
and Nh eraplre unmatched Ia history
vote backed by l40,o0 majority, is fact
fnllof Significance and Importance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-13

MASSACHUSETTS CoSGREssAeS. - Every
member Of the new Congressional delegation
from Massachusetts, is q Republican.
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The OHIo.--The Ohio river was rising
slowly at Cincinnati on the 9th. The St.
Louis steamer was advertised to leave on that
day for keokuk.
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Xxx SANE OLD BAsskR TO rHs BsE.kr.--
The New York Young Mems Central Union
have in formal meeting re-norninated Ere
mont and Dayton - the Republican candid
sites in 1855. And millions Of honest. ear.
nest heArts will ssy Aasn.
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XXTANT1D-An umbss & nsa ol eood address
W - ell sans handaons ~ RAPIDLY selling
jest published handso~s New Years Present
snaislsd ,IAs Floral DisAsa, ~ A wssAaA a
0athsrsd 4aosass," Aandsomsly boaAd In C1oeA 90
Gilt, and supsrbly illnstsaasd with nsnb~ -
Coiossd ansraviaes. AAss, cheap ard qutek-seIt
ing work entitled "7Ae Trae History of ~ Hensss
War;, stitched in neet wsAppsE, with 5 splendid
). h. rn.YEs.
novsd roartA.s.-. near Mails, ciasiaaAl. il
kesknk Gs0aAo Oo1logo.
rNH& ArM term Of this institution uiil y oosos1
! on Monday, Nov, Sd. in rooms Of ~ u ..
Mrs Mary Dsas I'D Niss n. 6. p.il. -. =, e.
gagged - teashsu, have I'D nseh sxpssieace -
suesses II 4smaae ssminAeiss. ond heing oioA 49,
1A4ialArtary teetimeniAls u tAeis hinh Nt1guy -
auciAl chAeoetee aSln1io6 - q theor
ample Qualifications for inAtructinx IL The sasbss
ssss.s -. - eAsii sssrss - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Irustses and Teachers ass PlsAgsa - spssia1
vigttAses and s9srs for tAs bsst naasesnssS a.
PortAst = - hoeor and prosperity q - sieg,-
sad they ask The hearty eoopsrstica snd ssppes ~
sli who dssirs tesfs~sAsesa psosPsiI - Ne IN
lsiNsn fess IL term u ID v..l.-prs,....ruy
branches -, advanced hssashss ~ Exssa Tor fssi,
conpsssst and szps.i.as.s .4.eA.r. VIA ~. j.
f9sin1. snd On The PiAao Ports, 81 - ssasasaasY
WiSss. Tsr ths Irustsss.
0ct1l-d A. URTl0NXN. py>est
N FL0RfMA6k 70 81 Msdiaah and HeeeaE,
= vith maRs md llsstsAttoas, - = =. Dasess,
Lieut. Bombay Army. For sale b 8a# s
neyl -.. aCAye . DAIlAeX. "a
0Rne nWDVm4sD. tss
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PATRONlZE THE FINE ARTS.
magnificent Christaas Presents.
PATRICK q CROUaE

= AA RAAAO q N8S0Oo6
A RE Offering to those who may petrUnise them
IA between this and Christmas next, . ticket 1rss
Of charge for every two dollars worth Of Sheet Mu
sic or othor Muscai Merchandise purchased Il the
usual rates. ina distribution, u One Rosewood
PIANO, MELOOEON, VIOLIN 4 GUITAR,
Valued at $500.
The number Of tickets win be limited Ia TOO. 40
numbers Will be drawn; the holder Of the 10th
drawn number will be entitled TO the nnc Violin
case and bow the 30th 10 the 0uitar; the sOth 10
the MelDdeon. aud the holder VI the 4Oth drawn
namber viii be entitled TO the 6ne Rosewood octave
Piano.
The person drawing the Piano can exchange IL On
good terms for Real Estate in this city III desired
Call and see the Gfs and our stock Of musical in
straments which areof the first quality and win be
warranted FOR one year.
The drawing will be conducted by . I'M mjt,ce
chosen by the ticket holders, and win come Oh on
Carssimas Eve mcxf, at ) clock in the evening.
b.st of references given.
Sscond-st., bet. Main and johnson,
noyl2-d Keokuk, Iowa.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Just received from the East, = general assort-
y ment Of Fancy Goods and Toys thu largest
stock If this kind of goods In Keokuk consisting OF
Ladies' Gard Baskets Of new style, Ornaments
for Drafts. Dominoes. Chess Check rmen aud boards
Bird Cages and Canaries, Tea Trays and walters
latest styles vi Mehair Bracelets, Portmonnaies,
Ladies modern Polkas wax payier mache and In
dia rubber Crying Dolls, head. and bodies Of every
kind; dams, Be; in fact any thing kept in we'll
assorted Fancy Goods, Toy and Variety Store
Please give me , call to satisfy yonrsclyss.
X. WE1SMANN,
Sscond-st., bet. Main and johnson,
novl2d7w in the Gate City Drng Store.
Commit sstom sale.
MILL be sold on the 9th Of December, unless
w called for and charges paid,
boxes huus ,ho!d goods, marked Joseph Hamii-
ton;
box marked fsaac Thompson
bundle scyths., no mark.
keokuk. Nov. s. '56-dm j. r. COpELIN
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FoR kAssAs.A train OF emigrants for
Kansas will leave Iowa City on the goth inst.
under the conduct of Gen. Lane