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FROM these pages The Edinburgh Post said Few
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ORIENTAL ACQUAINTANCE; - $50 81 r q Il
In Series OF Letters from Syria. By W. De PoRRgsT
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Extract from d,ttcEe NEG York Tribune yoU1 10.
'None Mr. Curtis's books Judgment, destined
TO so high position inliteaure this last 1t the fifth
volume Of complete uniform edition, issued by Messrs.
cate humor for nice appreciation Of character for
geous evanescent beauty, Of sunset fading away into
siiadowy lanss for graceful case of for quiet
but fearful pathos which into the beang Summer
garlaDds of poesy and life little leaf of
best of philosophy which te heart
innd when muses. OF the OF hui
man exstenee-tIs the composition OF SURPRISING claims
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-08

FOR STEAM AND HORSE POWER
FI1HE most useful and necessary machinery in OPP
l. GRAFTON, is simple in construction and easily
kept ia order, aud can be moved Oh wagon Is read
lily a thre hing machine. and put in operation
small expense. IL viii say from one to two
Thousand feet OF lumber day, with team Of
six horses, rs average business, and IN better
style than other mills now in use. IL is equally
well adapted 90
Steam, Water, or Horse Pocer.
The undersigned. agents for the patentee. would
respectfully announce 10 the public that they are
PR pared to furnish Mills with without horss
power, If superior quality and workmanship, with
the right to use The same up n the most favorable
terms, at their mandatory,
202 Second Street, ST. Louis, No.
We q 40 have the night for the manufacture of
CHiLDS' PATENT DOUBLE SAW MILLS.
The successful practical operation Of these Mills
through the country has been the means of estab-
fishing their great rcputa,ion-and with improve
ments in construction. and increased facilities in
manufacturing, ofcr them to the public with
full confidence of their advantages.
All orders addressed to us will be promptly exc
cuted and any information in regard to Mills cheer
fully given. KINGSLANDS 4 FERGUSON,
No. 202 Second Street, ST. Louis, Mo.
4
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Thrasher and Cleaner.

1S0X 4 ROBERTS PATENT. These Machines
~ thrash and clean the grain ready for market,
and are considered by those having them in use to
be the most Simple, Cheap, and Durable Machines,
offered for sale. They have been thoroughly test tod
for some years past, several hundred having been
made and sold by us, giving the most entire salts
faction. Having largely increased cur facilities
for manufacturing these machines, and with i'm
provements that have been added, We determined
that the workmanship and materials shall not be
excelled by any establishment in the Union We
offer them to the public believing they the best
machine made for the farmer.
Our Leysr Powers improvement on any
now in use, being the most portable and simple enc
manufactured.
The Endless Chain or Railroad Power is very dur
able, wrought iron links being ued instead of cast
iron--eonsequentIy they not liable to break or
wear ont
As the demand for these machines is rapidly in
creasnE, and we arc receiving orders Tor the
coming season. we would advise oil desiring t. pur-
chase 70 send in their orders SOON All further In
formation desired will be cheerfnlly given.
KINdSLANDs T. FERGUSON,
Phoenix Foundry, 202 Second St., ST. Louis, Mo-
mch3l dict
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HovE,s IMPROVED PATENT

WE proprietors Ct the above patent fer the
W State of Town, and are prepared to contract
FOR the erection Of Railway Highway bridges of
any length ef span, from 80 feet 500 feet IN any
part of the State. As the above bridges have been
adopted most Of the Railroads III the United
states. we dec comment to their strength dura-
blity and cheapness, unnecessary. All eommunica-
tons the subject will receive prompt attention.
Address STONE, BOOMER & BYINGT0N,
feh2 sabm UavenuOrt. Iowa
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nNEyER SAY DYE'' 10 per3on whose hair has be
come gray prematurcly, unless you sure Of advs
ing the use Of something which will remedy the mat
ter Dying the hair with ordinary articles is, ct
best but temporary affair, and tbs shade produced
isany thing but that with which I'M ure adorns the
human hair The 'sIxINITABLE II AIR CoLoRIs6' and
Restorative Of c. Heimstreet & Co.. rs not net a.
dye il stimulates the natural secreons at the
ei the hair by giving life and tone to the small
vessels hieh secr.te the natural cooring and thus
gives them life and strength ltdoes not STAN the
skin AMI may be used freely water, and VAIN a.
much safety The article is composed of eii ahd
stimulating spirits Attending agreeable hair wash
and is an excellent substitute for d! OF pomatum
The peculiar properties of tins preparation render
it entirely difereu, from any thing now IN use for
the hair
The color of thu hair when restored is exactly The
shade il was before Il turned gray ana the singu ar
Phenomena attending Is use, not only curious hut
easily observed. A. the bulbs at the roots % each
hair are affected rs the remedial AGENTS, the com-
rnenoenent Of the change may be uUiceai the hu ps
grow dark, and in short time the hair from the
roots outward begins to turn IN shad-, and 81 Z n
tnues 10 do until Tie desired chang II effected, no
the har possesses the GLOSSY appearance and shade Of
youth This may SEEM strange, bat 10 'more strs. e
than true The article has been xtensiFely INIT I
ID and persons should be particular purchase q my
agents. The genuiue has the signature OF the tate
armand the pres proprietor across tbs TOP Of each
bottle. !" T. HAoAA'
Surviving partner, and successor u c. Heimstlees
& Co, sole propri tor. Troy, New York. For sale BY
s. HEIMSIREEr, Union Block
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w. RANSOM a CO..

formerly Wonderly d RANSOM
n y. 225, ;. L. corner Of Main and Cherry streets
~ ST LOUIS, MO-, Manufactures OF COPPER
SHEET IRON AND TN WORK, such as COPPER
PIPES FOR STEAM DISIlLLERIES AND STEAM
ENGINES, COPPER STILLS, Brewing Kettle. ell
and Cistern Pumps, Soda Fountains and Generators
Breeding. Chimneys ana Escape Pipes, and every
other article III their line of business
They aiso manufacture and keep constantly or
hand the celebrated premium STEAM BOAT AMI
HOTEL COOKING STOVES Of all sizes
Particular attention will be given to all kinds If
DlSTILLFKT work, for DISTILLERIES mashin
from 100 10 zoe bushels per day or any other szs
that may be wanted Satisfactory references will
b. given in regard to our DISTILLEkY work, "a
there several in successful operation, through
the WEST and in this city Of our manufacture.
mch31 -d2m
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DIR. Eads spent several days with us
fde nightly speeches at the grand rally
Democracy. The consequences are
b people Of keokuk have given al al
Unanimous vote for removing the coun-
from Fort Madison, and beat the De-
bic nominee for Mayor about $50 votes.
bn ignorant, infamous, lying, dirty
bard had better be kept out Of decent
community.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-08

M Rs. MARY A. PALMER presents her cumpli-
IVA ments 10 the ladies of keokuk and begs o in
form them that she has just received some CT the
latest styles and fashions for Ladies' dresses md
basques, and would be happy TO have them give her
call, as she is confident that she can give ample
satisfaction to nil that will favor her with their pat
ronage. Also, party dresses made TO order.
Residence Main street, between First and Sec
ond, opposite the Lacede House adjoining Eagle
sons. Iach5d3m
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A Card.

r HAVE this day sold 70 Il krkham m entire
i interest in the Family Grocery Business, ane
with pleasure recommend him 10 the public as
man deserving Of your patronage.
March 29l 4 b. BALL.
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tERT.--The Blakely's are announced
bncert on Thursday evening next
performances in this city heretofore
ven the highest satisfaction, and their
Down proficiency will draw good
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EIyHE firm Of Bail 4 kirkham was this day dis
L solved by mutual consent. The business in fu-
ture will be conducted by II kirkhafa, V 10 rs alone
authorized to collect ali BITS, and pay all claims
against the old firm A b. BALL,
H. kInkHAM.
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DAVID PEARCE.
WI LESALE EALER IN
III u 1 5 q m d Caps
Exclusively,
No. 1f8 Main street,


| AN now receiving tbs largest and mcst complete
l. Spring and summer Stock Of
Hats and Caps,
OF the Latest and most Desirable STYLES ever
brought to this market. to which the attention of
purchasers is respectfully called, and nm examina-
tion of goods and prices solicited. Having mad
extensive and permanentc0nneotions with all the
principal aud most fashionable Hat and Cap Manu-
factureIs in the East shall be in constant receipt
throughout the spring and Summer, Of their b ST.
Latest and most Fashionable productions.
Orders Will meet with pro pit attention. Persons
ordering by letter viii please state whether article
wanted are for Men, Youths, Boys, or Children
also, toe kind, quality and color. aud about what
price i wanted DAVID pEARCE,
tnrh3IG2w No llG Main Street ST Ioaia No
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fSEux.--That popular and attractive
be Carpenter of Rouen, will be brought
Ain tonight, followed By the sterling
Easant little drama, Black Eyed Susan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-08

4 FRESH invoice Of Garden, Flower, and Field
n Seed, just received from Landreth phiadel-
phia Also, lot Of Onion Sets. At 4. A. Bridon )
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, s. Main street.
mah34dtf
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REMOVAL.
The Byron Clothing Store.
HEAL ESTATE ron SALE.

OTIS 10 and III. Block l62, on Franklin street.
L. East half Of 10 ID Blocs l6s on Nam street.
Part Of Lots III and IL, Block IsG, On johnson
street
Lot &. Block ct. on Concert street.
Other lots in diferen, parts Of the city. Also,
improved and unimproyed land in Lee County.
W W BFLkNAP
rnch7d Office corner Main and Second SITS.
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ron SALE

7 orfYR for sale Engine and Boiler, from SIX 10
l. eight horse power, having been in nso with light
wark two years, the boiler " st fnte and az IN
good running order aaa condition for particulars
Inquire at the Plough and Wagon factory corner OF
Main and 18th streets. FREEMAN hNoWI'LS'
niehedlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-08

BUCHANAN ALL RIGHT. * Old Buck"
ritsen letter from Europe in which he
ground against the restoration of the
|uri Compromise, and in favor of the
as Nebraska bill. He now stands on
anne ground with the whole squad of the
Pcrntic candidates, hat-footed for slave
tension.
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Lumber /! Lumber! |!

TIME subscriber has bought the"Fast Saw Mill"
i two miles above the city, and is prepared TO
furnish al kinds of lumber Except Pine at the
shortest notice at FROM 81 25 To 81 90 per 400 feet.
dei2dAvu HAWKINS TAYLOR
rJ1uE subscriber wishes to put N the wall during
L 1896. Two millions Of brick for which be win
toke town lets or land IN the s,Hali Breed Traet.
Also two span q hotses waited 10 exchange for
brick work HAWKINS TAA LoR.
4e
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One of the speakers at the Democrat
ling the other night, said if the party
hten at the city election, "then the
|racy of keoknk, and Lee county, the
County Of the State, were democrat
He might have said that just as well
! the qualification.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-08
MERCHANT TATIOK>.

L ELY 4 HURLEY have Just received the finest
IN stock Of goods for gentlemen's wear ever
brought TO keokuk. 1T il unnecessary tor rs TO
enumerate the various STYLES and patterns, all we
ask is "a call, and we will satisfy citizens that
we have the article and will have them made up TO
ht and please Our place of business is the old
stand wo doors west Of the Post 0fee johnson st.
apr3-dawlm KELLY 4 HURLEY.
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Es,Tk SALE.

MIGHTY acres az lnnd thrtp miles from this city,
IL with comfortable heuse On the same.
Inquire Fl u, I. Humphrey y Gage. 81 Main
street between 3d and 4th, CT Y n. h y, Infrcncf.
Also l60 ocres situated six mile north VI Okla
ioosa, alahaska GU.
fsb28dtf D. f HUMPHREY (. GAGE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-08

1T is estimated that there is now in
h in the ice business, in all parts Of the
Ia States between six and seven millions,
gives employment during the winter
Is to ten thousand men.
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NOT ICE.

HAVING purchased of u. A Williams his en-
i l. tire stock of Groceries, We will carry on tn
above business and cell at very low figures IN order
make for Spring stock. For extraordinary
bargains call al his old stand Manstreet between
4th and 5th.
Also the highest cash price paid for all kinds Of
produce. ". II. AUSTIN a'tO.
mchld
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yaIunhIe CitY LolTor Sale.

LNIGHTY feet front on 18th street, D TOO deep
IL between Main and Johnson streets, opposit
the market. One third cash, balance IN one an'
two years, with ten per cent interest
anr2 dim BRUgE1 DANIELS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-08
THE HIG IYOOT !

A we wish 10 make room for our new stock, oar
~ rive on tho first boat, will dispose of the re
mai nder of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke at and
below cost
We will he glad 10 see all who wish bargains in
Boots and Shoes. \. J. ILll0II ".
mch22d
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j. II. WESTCOTT,
Blank Book Manufacturer

RUUh-BINDEK and stationer, No TIC Main st.
ID up stairs1
Lcdgesa Journals, Cash, Bill and Receipt Books.
County, City Record Tax, Assessors and Treasures
Books. Hotel Registers, Steam Boat. Account and
and Railroad Blank Books Of every description, made
and ruled to order, We put into blank work
the very best paper, and page when desired.
Having good stock of materials for binding, we
are prepared to bind in The most elegant well
the rlainest style Books, Magazines, &c. Blank
Books nged. mch24daw
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ALEAND PORTER nEPOT

ALE AND PORTER DEPOT.
n II. EVANS, Wholesale Dealer in Ale, Porter,
-. Malt, Hops, Wines and Liquors, Nos. 20s and
III North Main street opposite Missouri Hotel,
sT. Louis, has in store the following
$500 Barrels Dayton Ale
4500 barrels Pittsburgh Ale
1000 barrels Cincinnati Ale.
200 barrels Kenneth Ale,
1909 barrels phiiadelp hia Ale,
400 barrels Cincinnati Porter,
500 barrels Pittsburgh Porter,
300 barrels Phlaiel phia Porter
us casks Scotch Ale, pints superior brands,
80 casks Scotch Ale, quarts superior brands
q casks London Porter, quarts superior brands,
l25 casks London Porter, pints superior brands,
20oo bushels pr me barley Malt,
200 gross porter and ale Bottles Pittsburgh man e.
so half bales C0rks,
500 Ale Barrels, wood and iron hoped,
- bales New York Hop, superior quality.
wines and Liquors:
70 ar. pipes United Vineyard, Bro. d Co, cognac
s. ar. pipes Alex. seignette, cegnae Brandy.
IS or. pipes otari, Dnpuy Co. Cognac brandy,
Rochelle Brandies in !, and Pipes,
pipes Holland Gin,
100 bids New York Brandy rs bbls New York Gin,
80 bbls. Magnolia Whisky, copper distilled,
500 bbls. Eectifed Whisky; 100 do Old Bourbon, do.
rs bbis. Old Monongahela Whisky,
IS bbls. Old Rye Whisky, very superior,
- bbis. New England Rum,
] Q bbls Jamaica Rum, pure
10 bbls Cherry Brandy,
0 hhIs. Peach Brandy,
o bbls. Apple Brandy,
p bbs. Sweet Malaga,
% casks Port Wine,
- baskets Champagne, pints and quarts
% barrels superior Cider.
The abJve goods viii be sold at the lowest market
rates for cash, or 10 prompt buyers on favorable
terms lnch3 l-det
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WAGONS! WAGONS! WAGONs!!

DL0W AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18th
l. and MAN Streets, heokuk Iowa. Having
purchased the before named establishment and
made large additions to IT, we are now manufac-
turing Of the best ONO TIMER including the steam
bent eiloc (no other timber for wheels being used
in this establishment " WAGONS OF EVERY VA
RTETY, HACKS. PEDDLING WAGONS, CARTS,
WHEEL BARR0WS, ClLTIEAIoRs, u
PLOWS, in style and workmanship equal TO any in
the Western States. Az none but the best
material, and employ none but the best mechanics,
feel confident of being able to ob,iatc the ne
cessity, to those who will give US call, of send
ing eli her to Chicago Cincinnati for any article
in line.
N. B.--A good stock of Flows and Wagons con
stantly hand to supply purchasers at the short
est no, ice. Those wishing to purchase can save
time and money by calling at the corner Of 18th
and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOW LES.
nprll -dnwfv
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FOR SALE.


4 SPLENDID Farm of six hundred acres located
"A on String Prairie. sixteen miles \. W. of the
city Of heokuk
If desired it will be divided to suit purchasers.
The Improvements are Of superior character.
1t has been pronounced. by those who have seen
4, To be one II the most beautiful farms in the coun
try.
Apply toJ. / Cave, String Prairie, or 10 Cave i
son, Main Street, between 80 and 4th, keokuk.
meh4dtf
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New Stock.
COMSTOCk l. BROS.
STOVES
Timers Stock.

5000 lbs. oval and round Copper Bottoms from to
10 inches.
1000 bds. Sheet Iron from No. ID 70 81
1000 packages Plymouth Riveu, iron and tin'd,
from IN. to IL lbs.
500 boxes Tin plate.
500 bundles Iron from No. to No. Is.
100 gross Tea kettle breasts and covers from 81 70
Ill inches.
so gross Pressed tin bottoms from TO inch.
90 do do scolloped ind plain dinner plates
90 do Stove ornaments assorted.
go do oval I, a PIT Breast and Covers.
100 do Assorted tin'd ears.
90 de- Iron tea kettle ears.
100 do do do do burs.-
100 do Pressed tin Iot covers.
600 do Of No. / 2, and peuter knobs.
100 feet Brass Mire Cloth;
Bent Spoats, assorted sizes
Perforated tin sheets
Copper Rvets and Burs
Bucket Handles;
Mallcts expressly for tinners' use
Stove Blackingin papers or by the kee
CONS rock BROTHERS.
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ugh the infamous Banks should say of
lion, set it slide" it will not ''slide."
! too firmly established Alexandria
| e Infamous Banks - s'Infamous" for
Because he said he would 50 let the
slide," on contingency That con-
! CIV was this he said '.if the whole
Ter Of the Government was to be pros
ed to the propagation Of Slavery, he
I'D let the Union slide.'' And would
|lave-bound as you are just because
|re stuck in the mud few feet over the
Of slave State, not do the same
In so "infamous. a contingency But
il Cobb, of Ga, said in the" Represen-
y Hall, last session, that he would go
dissolution of the Union unless the
was permitted to take her slaves into
|tional territory. Why don't you call
Infamous" too, if your love for the
is SO exceedingly powerful Or are
more excusable who talk glibly of dis
lon in the interest of Slavery than they
10 il in the interest of Freedom
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co Nj M f RCIA l..

the STOCK Il o idcrs or the Kcokuk
Pleasant q Muscatine IL. II. Co.,
TICE is hereby given, that in accordance with
he conditions Of the subscription for the let
lion Of said road, the eighth instalment Of 81
ent. will be due and payable April 4th, 1856, at
linking house of Charles Parsons, Treasurer, Ke-
or TO the undersigned, General Agent.
J. X. H0RNISH,
General Agent X. Mt. p. 4 II. r. R. Co.
|Ar. 6, ls56.--td ddw
|,okuk Times ard Mt. Pleasant Observer copy.1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-08

The PeAd Gazette thinks it is all
ind gentlemanly for it, an ssindepen-
paper, to call the Republican party the
+ Republican" party. To your taste,
is it. 1t is hardly honest, however,
fng to the common judgment, to stig-
party with opprobrious names and
be its principles, and then be ''indepen-
The Republicanpf.rty asks no favors.
| e party Of the People, the party of
m. If you choose TO oppose it, well /;
blk and honest about IL; but we shall
all attempts to stab il more efractual
hugh the undetermined plea Of s'inde-
ICY" There are only two tickets, the
cratic and the Republican, one pledged
Extension Of Slavery over the nation
Etories, the other opposed TO it, and if
|1-eite wars against the lattsr, it does
much in favor Of the former. If it
bat, it is a Locofoeo, slave extension
and there is no alternative. So we
reat it.
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Hardware and Cutlery.
FALL TRADE.

~ w II. TUCKER, Importers and Wholesale
-. dealers, in receipt of much the largest stock
which they have as yet ever displayed to the mer
chants Of Iowa Missouri and Illinois, 10 which they
ask attention and guaranty 10 be al St. Louis prices
sept. z, lS5a.-ddw