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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-11
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Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
nFfleE IN ktlbourne's Block, Main street, bs-
~ tween I'd aud al, keokuk, Iowa.
RkvgREscxs--EdwsrdK ilbourne, Esq, Keokuk
John Whitehead, Ed, New York; Chas. L. Frost
do; M.esrs. Page, Briggs Rabbit, Boston mos
ID. smith, ESQ.,, Providence, II. L.; Edgar Conkiin,
Eco, Cincinnati, o.; }. W. lackerie Esq, New Or
leans.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Particular attention
paid to the purchasing and selling Of City Lots,
Houses and Lands OF every description.
LIFE, FIRE. MARINE INSURANCE AGEN-
Cf for the Mutual Life Insurance Company" Of n.
York. ACCUMULATED FuSp, So ,2J0, 900.
THE "ATLANTIC FIRE MAXINE ms.
CO" Of Providence, X. /. PAID rp CAPITAL $780,
O00
THE .ATHENEUM FIRE INSURANCE co. "ot
London. BRAScu AT PHILADELPHIA. PA.
THE "PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE ms. co. -
of Peoria, Ills. PAID rs CAPITAL Sl00. oo0.
Having been appointed Agent for the above
named first class, reliable Offices, | would beg leave
10 inform the merchants and citizens generally Of
this city that prepared to take Life. Fire, and
Marine Risks, nj AS low rates BE- had at any
Other sound and reliable offices. Open Policies
granted on az favorable terms h. had in any
OF the Eastern C,ties.
MAY 30, lS56.--d
FOR SALE.
VNIiE fractional Block No. A., situated in Reid 4
l.. brighton 8 addition, ut the terminus of Sixth
and seventh tts., next TO Ridge vt. This property
contains one - the finest stone guarrics in Lee Co,
{. X. BIM0SD,
June kiibourne's Block Main st.
ron SALE.
M FEET front by 50 feet deep, on "a at. between
~ Exchange and Bank sts, with the improve
ments, will b. sold ut bargain by
&. X. DIM0yD.
May so kiibonrne's Block, Main st.
FOR MALE.
y VEki desirable Lots for residences, situated on
- High vt. between 4tk and 5th. For sale by
G. X. DIM0ND
May 80 kilbourne's Block, Main st.
FOR MALE.
q FINE Lots, beautifully situated on Convent
~ HUI, in Buck l59. Apply to
{. X. DfMOND,
May 80 kiibourne's Block, Main IT.
L>oR sALF.--2n feet from, on I'd street, between
Il Blondeau and Concert, will be sold low by
&. X. DIM0ND.
May 30 kilbournc's Block, Main e..
L>oR sALE.-FDur spl ndid lois on Orleans st,
l. between sth aud 9th For terms apply to
G. X. DfM0ND,
May 30 Kiiboalne's Block. Main 81.
L.>OK sALE.--eix finely located lots IN Block 1871.
J. on Franklin and Orleans sts., between sth and
c. r. DIM0ND.
May 80 Kilbourne Block, Main at.
A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-A god frarue
"A house, containing fge rooms with excellent
cellar. and also good we'll The premise; ed
on the corner Of high and 7thsts Apply 10
{. X. DIMUSD,
May 30 hibourne's Block, MAN 81.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
Fer Sale by u. r.. Gave n Smm.

~ NatG ny - a.0ve q son.
Main street between Sd and 4th. $500
ESRSEsF LiSWOOD. by Mrs. Caroline Lee
IL HEATH.
Nagaboud Life in Mexico, by Gabriel Ferry.
The Great American Battle or the Contest be-
tween Christianity ard Romanisu. by Anna Ella
Carol
The Sparrowgrnsr Papers, by Fred. Cozzens
The Bnnsby Papers, Ir,sh Echoes. BY John
Brougham.
:, Ladies. Guide 10 Perfect Gentility. by Emily
Thornwcll.
Rachel Gray, . tale founded GA fact, by Julia
Kavanaugh.
The Ship Carpenters Family. by W. e. whitman
War in Kansas, n single trip TO the border among
new homes and strange people nv Douglas Brew
erton.
Green Mountain Girls, by Blythe White.
The Song Of Milkawatha. translated from the
original feegu; by Marc Anthony Henderson,
Daisy Burns, astory, by Julia KAvanaugh.
Ioiling and Hoping story Of u Little Hunch
back; by Jenny Marsh.
Married, not Mated; by Alice Carey.
For sale by
June 5, sd CAVE SON.
Just RE0EIvED at Creighton Dinner 1, = large
= lot 81 choice Cigars, such ~ will not fail to
please al who win eAll md try them.
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Gentlemen'5 Furnishing |.

w m nave just received, in addition to oar well
" selected stock If Cloths, Caxsimeres and Vest
ings large and splendid selection Of Gents Fur
n'shng foods, Of the latest styles and newest pat
terms. -
we are no" prepared t. dress our customers with
every article Ut Clothing suitable for crtleman's
wardrobe, and no article will be allowed 10 be taken
from our house that does ft and please in e,erv
particular KELLY HURLEY.
my2udSwIm
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II e W Hardware Store.
HITCHCOCK & CO.,

SION OF THE NoRrIsE LOCK, l59 UNION BLOCK,
Main Street, Keokuk, Iopa,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
A RE receiving large and general assor mont Of
n HARDWARE L HOUSEKEEPING WARES,
to which the attention of dealers and customers II
respectfully invited.
keokuk, May 81, '56-d6w.
MEssRs EpIroRs Permit me to say to the pub
lie that am how in receipt Of genera assortment
Of Bets, Shoes and Brogans, comprising all va
rie'ie~ ard ~ prepared &c si,e suea bargains Ms
will compel the trade to say that reap but little
advantage from the recent advance on goods; and,
ss 1t is already understood that II the Third Street
Boot and Shoe Store the best bargains are he had
viii only say to the trade call and see me before
purchasing elsewhere. W. +. THOMPSON.
ApTs-dtf
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-. Lsuis Market, Jaae g.

0ee Louts Market, jane 6.
FLOUR-$4 Is to IS rs.
WHEAT-7519O for poor common, o5Cn97S for
mixed, II e5gl Is for fair - best fall, sack. in
cluded.
CORN-34 TO 3Sc, new SKIS. included.
OATS-3ssd35c, SKIS included.
KYE-61Ds5c e
SBEDS-flaxseed 81 5N0a1 60.
W00L--Comng in freely. Unwashed l5922c,
washed 7sGasIe
sUNDRIEs-Hay 60a7o Hides nuctuating. with
sales st i4ial5lc; Tailow sasAe; Bseswax s2Ac
Festhsrs &as45c; Potatoes 75cA$l; White Beans
81 25a$s; Dried Apples 81 l2Al rs; Peaches Il 70l
IS ; Batter tozfzic Eggs sss3o; Cheese loal ic
Whisky 2ssa24c; Brcoms 81 25ai IS q doc.
POnK-lmst Offers Of Mess at $i6 so were not
taken. Stock on hand small
BAc0N--common and rough country dull, and 1t
low figures Sale Of 10 casks at 5Ac for Shoulder
clear Sides s3c, Hams &c d b 30 casks prime clear
Sides sac y b.
LARD--Strictly prime held At l0al0}c, but NO
sale at the latter figure that We are advised oe--
$500 5000 pkgs sold ct private terms.
BULK MEAT-No sales reported.
GROCERIES--Sale Of SO hhds prime Sugar ssc
fraction shove late quotations. N. o. Sugar
house Molasaes 52c Fermenting Plantation i5a4sc.
Rio COFFEE loSallAc g. A. Salt 81 Soal 90 from
levse and store,
CATrLE--sa6lc MT.
HOGS-BateheH psy 4isse 4
SHRRP-&2 to - sssh.
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HARDwAKB.--We call attention TO the con-
spicuous advertisement of Messrs. Cady,
Jones 4 Peck. They have d very large stock
OF goods, and have taken particular pains TO
supply themselves with great variety Of the
incest kind Of articles for housekeepers. 1t
is a pleasure TO look at them even il YOU don't
buy. We are pleased TO learn tina, their bus
mess is rapidly increasing. We like to see
all our customers thrive, and especially those
who are liberal with the printer.
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I HAVE sold my stock Of Furniture, and entire
interest in the Furniture business. to Mr.. C. &.
AssorT, Of the Gate City Furniture Rooms. thank
my friends and customers Tor their many favors, and
cordially recommend Mr. Abbott 70 their future n
vor and patronage. X. WILSEY.
Feb 13-dtf
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CT The first principle Of the Clothes
Philosophy" is nice adapt a,ion Of style,
color and shape TO the form and complexion
Of each individual. This principle is we'll
understood by Axsorx, who pursues his art
with the zeal Of an amateur and the conf
dence Of an expert. His taste is fine, his
materials Grst-rate, and his work number
one. He stays on Second street.
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LOOK HEnE.i.

STOl.EN or taken Of VI the Leyee throu eh mis-
~ take, 5 boxes merchandise, discharged by the
steamer .'iuba' April 10th. mar ed "Nesse Car
rett, Huntington, Iowa. Any information regard
ing them y i'll be thankfully received and suitably
rewarded, by CONNABIE. SMYTH A co
myl5-da0t
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BURLINGTON
TERMS.

TkH4Ss
Ear eourss IN Doupe- Entry Book Keep
ing Commercial Calculations, Penmansbip, ard nd
missions to the Lectures on Commercial Law, SIS 90
THE DESIGN OF THIS FNsfirrrroy Is
To afford perfect facilities for acquiring in an expe
dtious manner, a thorough know ledge of the se--
encs II Mercantile Double Entry Book Keeping ap
piled to all departments of trade. The course or
training adopted In this Institution is the same As
that followed by the Mercantile College Of Pennsyi
vana which has received
THE MOST EMPHATIC REcoMAEHDATIeNs
from the best mercantile authorities in the country,
and IL sanctioned by the Chamber OF Commerce 1T
the city Of New York. the most comprehensive
and practical view ever introduced.
AN ELEGANT DIPLOMA
under the seal Of the State College Of sylvania,
signed by the Faculty Is granted To those who pass
satisfactory examination. This instrument will b.
found passport to the confidence of business hous-
es in every part Of the Union.
~ Send for circular and specimen Of Penman-
ship by mail. my2od&wly
New Grocery 4 Provision Store.
~ w. RUNYAN 1 co, having established them
NJ. selves the south aide of Fourth street, near
10 fe Market House, hare reces ed large and we'll
selected stock Of Groceries, 10 which they respectful
y call the attention vi tho etisens Of Keokuk and
vicinity. Provisions and Feed Of all kinds KEEP,
constantly on hand. All articles delivered In any
part Of the city frss Of shargs. ldsc. ~, dt
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TkENeH CANDIES We have just received
from New York, large assortnent Of hns
French Candies. Call and eet some ct
APr20d CREIGHTON DINNERS.
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- u6O CR0RD
Ev1RY day ard evening - Ossi0htoe = Ohner's
- fsahioaahae saloon, JohnDoA strsst, Near the
Post o.. apel1 dit
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Mnltrasscs.

Il. HANNAH manufactures Hair, Moss, Shnck, and
Cotton Mattresses, and other articles In his line.
His long experience and strict attention to business
he hopes win secure him liberal patronage Those
in need of these articles win do well 10 give him
call on Thru street, one door from Exchange.
myIA diff
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New Stock.
COMSIOCk 4 BROS,
STOVES
Timers Stock.


5000 lbs. oval and round Copper bottoms from 81
10 inches.
1000 I'D y. Sheet Iron from No. IA 80 ~.
1000 packages Plymouth isseu, iron and tin d,
from 8 ~. 10 IL lbs.
800 boxes Tin plate.
500 bundles Iron wire from No. 6 TO No. l3.
100 gross Tea kettle breasts and coyersfr ~ t.
IlA inches.
90 gross Pressed tin bottoms from to inch.
Do do do seoiioped and plain dinner plates
Do do Stove ornaments assorted.
go do oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
TOO 40 Assorted tin a ears
Do do Iron tea kettle ears
lao do do do do burs
200 do Pressed tin pot eot,gs
200 do of No. 2 aud psuter knobs
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent Spouts, assorted sixesr
Perforated tin an sheets
Copper Ri,ets and Burs
Bucket HandIes;
Mallets expressly for timers use
Stove Backing in papers or by the kep
COMsIO Bhol flFRs
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- March II dym SO Main strref
To House, sign, Coach and steam.
boat Painters.
INHEsnbscribers have on hand q large and vs,;sd
stock OF Paints, coors, dry and ground in lin
seed oil which they offer on adyantaceous terms -
painters and cabinet 6nishera
Greensboro lbs. chrome Paris ma,;,e v.ra;
girls, serdtcr. etc.
Biaes---ooo lbs prussian, ultra marine, Antwerp,
lellow-i0o0 lbs chrome, Chinese. etc. casls
yellow ochrc.
Red American and Chinese vermillion 500 ID. In
ga and other reds, 100 lbs Venetian do
s'tnna-"V0 lbs raw and burned dry aud in oil
anti water, - - Va
! Browns-,5oo lbs raw ard burned lumber, drv and
in oil, loo lh~ Spanish brown
Zinc white. and white lead,
French and New ersey Zine.
Atlantic, fahncstock and Collier Co lead
English and Ameri All linseed oils
~ bbls Spirits Turpentne
| 10 do spirit gas, fresh,
| Coach Furniture, Damas and other varnishes.
A.C. THoM AGO
Wholesale Druggists, Cd street my22dAw
/ A LtoH0L-l0 bbls Bach i true % DER ct Alec.
"A hoI, New York distilled G. TiIOM 4 co
my22daw
! IN BBLs Logwood, Red wood, Tas,in, DC IS Dbl.
nossn THoM AGO.
| lust RECEIVED
- Lyons Kxthairon,
Barry's Treoperous,
| Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Rushton' = Cod Liver Uii7
Billiards. Hair Dye.
Perry Davis Pain Killer
/ Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure.
Deshier's Fever and Ague Pills
| ~, Tii0M l. Co.
| huissai' druggists, zd street mya2d6w
! I(OlLE'S alcohol in store
II ~ bb!s spirit gas daily expected
20 bbs spirit gas daily expected
i'o gals iinseed OIL I'D store and TO arrye
aW-5-dhw A. e.. Tii0M a. Co
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sHAvING am MAIR.CuTTING.

I'M
1--WE saloon Of Georgr Cabus. below Parsons
Bank, on Main street, is the favorite resort Of
Gentlemen for clean shaving agreeable cham pooing
aud scientific hair cutting.
FANCY ARTICLES.
variety Of choice Fancy Articles, Incl uding
fine soaps, Pomatum, Brushes Of ali kinds, Cravsts
Collars, &C., always on hand, and cheaper than
elsewhere. GEO. CABUS.
apr2s-d4m
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NOTICE.
A HACK left with us 90 repair, in September last
"A by Thomas Wilson, il not called for within 3
days will be sold to pay charges, by
June 20, s56--d6w% 0'BRYAN + co.
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LNLOOR OIL CLOTHS - Another lot IL feet in
l. width new and splendid patterns just received
ut IS Main Street, DURkEE AGO.
dpet
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You want to secure and retain Goop BrAITD emil
good BATH fuB. '''
We make them Of Tin or Zinc, any shape or size.
at very low prices. COMSToCE pEoS
March 81 d2m
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NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. He.
~ ccived IN store from steamer Ben Campbell, On
3lst ult. one Rcaping Machisa1. mArked n. sulli.
van, keokuk. which II not called for, charges n M
and taken away within thirty days from date, will
be sold according to law.
JOHN S4rCuPELIN,
Keokuk. June 3, '56.-dlm ~ No. 6l, Levrs.
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SUNDRTES.'

- ~ ~ - - 2lkSo
SlGAR Kettles from to 40 gallons; Ovens and
- iaus odd Lids Skillets and lids, assorted Cost
Iron Tea Kettles; Japancd Trunks Pudding ard
n nce Mou.ds scoiioped and plain Cake Pans; Tea
aanisiers, square and round ais orted Lard Iamps
llnwsre and Stove Pipe House, sheet iron and cen.
per work done promptly, in the very best manner
COMsToCk BROTHERS.
S0 DOE pair assorted shoyels and longs for sale
w a. the Prairie State Stove Rooms
OCT ~ CoASTOCk BROTHERS,
YLu Kettles to be bad Mt The sale Room Of the
~ Excelsior Stove Store
oct 10 c0MsToCK BROTHERS.
k'NAMELED Preserve Kettles at the Sale Roou,x
IL o. the Prairie Premium Stoves
OCT ~ cOMsIoCKa BROTHERS.
I NoAL Hods at the Sale Rooms IL the Cot,aye
~ franklin Coal Stove
oct 10 C0MsT0CK & BROTHERS.
000 LBS. Of Dailcd Brass Kettles for sale low
WV at Sale Rooms Of tho Home Psrlor stoves
oct 10 C0MSTOrK = ppOTIrrpc
A FINE stock OF Housekcep.rs goods, such a. cot.
lee mills, basting spooL-, egg whips, iron skim
mers sk INNER ladies' meat forks tabl. spoons hasA
and steak dishes patent and boz aters spice boyes
&C., Dc, for sale at the Sale Rooms of the ponuIsr
Self Regulating Air Tight Stove
octlo CoMsTOCK d BROTHERS,
100 PAIRof Timers Solder Coprers On hand a,
wv the Sale Rooms of the Substantial Oval Box
Heating Stoves.
ocilo c0MsT0Ck q BROTHERS.
a HEAVY Supply 4 Brass, Japanned and plain
"A Candr sricks at the Sale R.om- of tho l,,sre,
earho Goal burner, which is offered extremely low by
ocs 10 C0MsTock 4 BROTHERS.
4
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kEOkUk ClTR BATHS.

IVAGLLSON'S old stand rc-cpened for the accom-
IL mediation Of town and country. Those wishing
"a enjoy the luxury II fire bath, are requested to
call at smith the Hair Cutter opposite the Lscsde
lioase. In consequence Of the continual Expense 10
keeping up the establishment. Thirty Ave cents
cash Will he required for bathing.
Citizens arastrangers wishing their hair cut fash-
ionably, or most ENORMOUSLY done up. are request
ed to Gallon SMITH, The HAIR CUTTER.
myl 5-sltf
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000 LBS. Of Dailcd Brass Kettles for sale low
WV at Sale Rooms Of tho Home Paflor Stoves
octl0 C0MSYOCk a BROTHERS
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,AFESSRS EDITORS: Please inform the Ladies
INl that have received the largest stock Of en-
broiderics, Collars from 1" 500; Maltese,
Black Silk Brussels aud read thread Laccs Lace, lac
onett ana Swiss Collars Corsets, Ribbons, MORE An
tique and Ribbon Trimmings, &c. &c.
ii. ID. WOODWARD co.
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EOLDEN sYRUP-In Kegs and half bbls. Rel-
~ cher's Sugar House Syrup. in kegs and half
bbls. Kasins in boxes, half boxes and quarters.
nov2Sd HAMILL & co.
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A HEAVY supply # Brass, Japannc,l and rIain
4 candl sricks at the Sale Roomr of the Quincy
cannon Coal Burner, ~hic, offered extremely low by
pcs 10 COMSTUck BROTHERS
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-07-22
Another Recruit.

The Milwaukee Wisconsin, one Of the old
est Democratic papers in the State, hoists the
names of Fremont and Dayton.
In taking this stand Mr. Gamer says:
"Whilc taking this stand, We hate been
most panied from the consciousness that We
may differ from many of our old friends.
We have, in unison, supported Andrew
jackson, we have stood together unfaltering-
ly even in the trying days Of ls40--wc gave
our labor and our influence in order to carry
the vote Of Wisconsin for Lewis Cass. We
supported E,anklin Pierce under the hope,
which has been most sadly blasted, that he
would be the President of the whole country.
But we feel that our consistency, our honor
and our duty-will not permit us to give
support to n continuance Of that dangerous
administration. We trust that we shall not
sever from old friends, for there are tens of
thousands Of Democrats who gave their votes
for Franklin Pierce, who will now give their
votes for John G. Fremont, as the best and
truest democrat, in life, character and prin-
ciplcs, of all the candidates presented for the
suffrages Of the American people"
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For the Commercial.
sHUN THE BOWL.

I drank; Ilik'd it not; twas rage, twas noise
An airy scene Of transitoryjoys
In vain trusted that the flowing bowl
Would Danish sorrow and enlarge the soul.
To the late revel and protracted feast
Wild dreams succeeded and disordered rest.
Cursed be the bowl. the fatal bowl; drain not the
Too long the scorpions fatal coil has held me in his
twine. A..
I've felt the deadly aspens sting quahsd from the
A. poignant as when "Esypt's Queen" gave back her
Some little freak ofesrly life percAance has soOmed
~. %y psyvsl1sd in the fatal bowl to drive the cloud
Ru. .rt9ciol scenes Of life. false as
rh.u snd IN sorrow pain and strife-deusions mock
e.. ~ that am IMMATURE untimely am old;
Scarce hathe tale allotted man, to me has YET oeeh
But Oh, what weigh. Of early bshtis resting on my
rhoss era raven locks that crowned my head are snowy
hs little that Iloye oflfe is centered in two FORMS
For them I'd brave the battles strife and spurn the
For them I'd mount the deadly breach, when carnage
spreads the pail 80 -, =, r:.
For them III shun the sparkling bowl the dsadl'est
bane of all.
Accused that hand that rear the cup forth to his
Cursed Be that sparkling goblet that tempted me to
loves thunders rest upon that head, of Bscchanal-
That rst trod out the purple bans to make Hell oil
Earth.
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BUCK SHOOTING.
AIn-"WiH they mics ms''


O. WHY should we vote for Buchanan,
For Breckenridge why should we 60
Are they any better than Douglas,
Or Pierce, and his S.ringfellow crew1
No the people in triumph will thunder
From Mountains and Praisies to Sea-
Our Platform IL FREEDOM FOR KANSAS
Our motto. "FRkr HoAEs FOR THE FKxE L
Old Buck. an oil fogy, blue light,
A Fedsralist yet he remains,
All the Democrat blood in hi. body,
Long ago he let out Of his veinsl
Will democrats turn to Bucktails
A party Of Bucktailsf Well see
Our Platform is FREEDOM ron KANSAS
Our motto, "rREE HomEs ron THE FREE T.
Can poor men forget to remember
When Old Buck was willing TO greet,
The day when Mechanics should labor
For ten cents day and no meat
lie may take in his horns and forsweari II,
Can he blot out the record Not he
Our latform 10 FREEDOM FOR KANSAS
Our motto, FREE HoMEs FOR THE FREE /
OF the Free Working Men Of the west
Can think and will oct for themselves
THEY'LL slaughter Old Buck for his sntlers,
And let them DRY UP on the shelves.
And the BRxAKIN RiDGK soon will be broken
A Kentucky run twill be
Our Platforms, FREKDoM ron kANsAs -.
Our motto, "FREE HoMxs ron THE FRKE!'
OF who has not forgotten the ISLANDERS.
Tho libels Of Adams day.
OF bargain, intrigue and corruption,
Set dAoat by Old Buck upon Clsy7
Then how can you vote for Buchanan
Old Wings can you answer 1T. Sayr
Our Platform 10, FREIDoM FOR KANSAS
Our motto, "FREE HOMES FOR THE FRrE u
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There's an old s'y horse whose ns"s % g.. da dSass 81.
His dam was Folly and his sire Bad Luck,
Du da, du da day.
cAorus- We'ro bound TO work all night,
We're bound To work all day
I'll bet my money on the Mustang Colt,
Will anybody bet on the Grayt
The Mustang Colt is strong and young,
His wind il sound ana his knee. not sprung,
- Du da, du da day
cAorus--we're bound to, &C..
The old Grey Horse is well known hack: :.
Du da, du da
He's long been fed at the p1blic rackaa.;
,,.i, Do da, du da day;
CAorus-We'rs bound to. &c.
The Mustang 10 . full blood colt. ~ I,
lie cannot Shy and he will not bolt;
t.r.f. Du da, du da day.
CAerus-We're bound TO. &c.
The old Grey Horse when he tries to trot,,
Goes round and round IN the same old spot,
Du da, du de day;
ChsrSs-We're bound to, &c,
The Mustang goes at q Milling pace,
He's bound to win In the four mile race, -,
Du do, du da day.
CAorSs-We're bound TO, &c.
Then do your best with the old Gray hack,
Duds, du da
The Mustang Colt will clear the track.
Du d. du da day.
Chorrs-ws're bound to work all night.
We're bound to work all day:
III bet my money on the Mustang Colt
You'd better not bet on tho Gray.