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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-08
Miller a. Co, Bank-note and Exchange

C.rnr 81 Paul Baltimore streets BaniraOr, Mpyignd
TIE MARYLAND LOTTERY DRAWN on THE HAVANA
PLAN
drawing " this character that has occurred
the 1911 day Of January last Toe leading prize
of $4,000; u drawn by Nos sO s0d
city by celebrated house of Miller Co.. and
Baltimore streets. The ticket eost $40.
Tas nsrt drdwing The Harana plan
pscs saturday day Mach being 10 Of the
Maryland Intry The OF s9c ooJ viii be abuled The
following plant
$1,000 numhsrs-l 900 prizes.
Prize. payable In frn without any deduction
There 200 principal prizes, yizi
prize irsof............s959so prize of..."..s5 Ooc
DO ............ 10 900 10 prizes io0I
20 prizes of.,.........,.. 100 l65 do ......,.,
There are sC0 approximation prizes, viz;
4ofs slon that apPr'r to s3520
of IS thai spprx 10 IuUOO
sof 10 that apprn 50n
20 OF ~ that sppr'E loo
70 ~ rs lhnt appr'K 500
GO OF 81 that apyrr
Tickets slo-haves s5-quarters 81 50--eghths sl aS
Miller Co.. the corner viii give prompt and
10 oders vr tickets popular
correspondents with the giving
lottery dss, ard, the nigh, Of 22d March, paes
purchasing the official printed drawing, vooched by
Commissioner Of Lotteries. Address
Corner St Paul Baltimore streets,
Peb27-3aw2w Baltimore, Md.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-08

From Judge Mclean, Of the United States SaPreme Court
long deed reports Ct The
Court ihs win be- The correction o. the errors OF ths
editions the
decisions have doubted uod6ed oveul or al
Grn-d proposed in h euo viii increased value
JuLY rs, lu5o JOHN MCLEAN.
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certain Of appeal from the decisions made by The
Auditor Of the Treasury for the Post Once Department
was taken up, read three times and passed. W
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-08

The following opBions bavo been expressed OF inc work since
The publication OF the nfsi three volumes # r4H 4.
From the Chisf Justice Of The ti1fed States,
Iresad publication Of usefal and valuable
Anecan have e2ampFd The usi
fncsd dat esdeG3 prepared with gssat
auaTan kind undertaken by
be-i Aud when IL Is completed II
think, appreciation and OF the pub
The whether practising IN the courts vi the
United States the courts OF State. L E II $3.50" +.
JuLY 10, 1885, r. Is. TANEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02

DRYING GP.-The Dempin river is very
low with I. consumption; but il is hoped that
il Will re-corer--the sand bars before anoth-
er summer. Some of our enterprising cti-
zeus propose the idea of running railroad
up ile can mel, and thus save the grading.
It j. urged With some show OF reason, that il
they once < Il possession they can get out IN
injunction Ind prohibit the river from COM
lug back again. Our people, however, are
generally opposed to this, as il would lessen
the value ~ their new bridge.
Many curious reasons might be given for
the suatln IS of the stream this fall but the
most probable one is that it is dem ocratic
river, and j. failing with the rest Of the par
ty. Whether this is true or not, it has
been a great support to the democratic par
~ in this sinte, by furnishing fat Offices
Eddyyiile Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02

FASHION. Fashion is poor vocation
Its creed That idleness is privilege and
work n disgrace, is among the deadliest err
rors. Without depth of thought, or earnest.
ness Of feeling, or strength of purpose, liv.
ing an unreal life, substituting the ic,itiou.
for the natural, mistaking crowd for SO.
cietg, finding It's chief pleasure in ridicue
and exhau ting its ingenuity in cxpedient.
for Killing time, fashion is among the las,
influences Under which human being, who
respects himself or who conprehends tn,
great end # life, would desire 10 DO placed
-(Canning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02
GREAT SALE OF A.OYG
AT
WON imV. NJ. II.

NOW Ii Tile CHANCE FOX MAKING FOR
= tunes. Notice Is hereby given to the world
and the rest Of mankind, that there will be sale Of
Lor In Wyom'ng Otoe County, Nebraska Terrific
ny, on tho 10th day Of October, A. D., 1856.
10 those VINO nave had the pleasure uf seeing this
beautiful s4e and surrounding c0nniry it ia
To say any thing IN COMMUNICATION, the reality Is
superior to any description that can be given but
to those who have not, we would say that yomi M
Is situated at the mouth Of Weeping Water River
and has the very best rock landing ON the Mo- river
without any exception whatever The beach from
the mouth Of Weeping Water, for the distance Of
three fourths Of mile down, IL nearly in strn eht
line and Is perfect rock base in some places ri.
ready graded. The bluff Is low and full OF the best
lime and sand stone rock in the Territory and album
dant enough TO supply large city for all future
ages, for building, paving, ac. There are extern
sive bodies Of timber In the immediate vicinity ON
both sides OF III, rlver stone-coal, lime and sand
stone abound throughout the whole valley Of the
Weeping Water The bluff, from few feet aboye
high water mark, slopes up Ut nm angle of about
six degrees for distance VI one fourth Of mile
then spreads out into the most beautiful table
lands, presenting 10 view the most romantic and
magnificent landscape ever bcheid by the eve Of
man. Tue surrounding country is watered BY the
almost innumcrsble tributaries Of the Weeping Wa
tor, $50 &c sorated IN romance, and Indian tradi.
tsons,) and Is the finest farming region in the West
ern country. Wyoming lies due west OF Sidney
Clarinda, Bedford, Bloomfield, X eosauqua and Bur
nngton, and Is the best terminus for railroad on
the Missouri River, and the best point tor IA west
ern extension, being due east Of New Fort kearny,
aud the nearest point on the Missouri to the great
salt spring in Aebraska.
From the great natural advantages this point has
over every other place on the river, destined
become the Great Commercial Metropolis IL the
Territories west of the Missouri.
There IS the machinery for n steam saw mill lust
landed al our leSee, wAich will be erected torth
with There ~ another expected in short time,
lherc will be ffintng once set up and a weekly
newspaper issued IN few days. Merchants aud
Mechanics are selecting lots IN N,oming for the
immediate erection OF buildings suitable Tor their
business. The country back MA .ady presents thriy
ing spect being dotted over with fields and houses
OF industrious farmers. here IL NJ humbag sbou.
lie matter. lust come and for yuaTseIscs,
get you a good home white you can get II cheap.
Al the sale on the day above named, YOU can buy
iyr few dollars, what would cost you Thousands IN
4 short time hence
ity order Of the Wyoming Town Company, NJ 4.
JACOB DAW Sun,
wyoming, y. /. sept. IL. 1896. secretary.
Stlgil.tatu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02

New YoKE, Sept. 29.--The Baltic arrived
at g O'Clock this morning with Liverpool
dates to the 18th. The Africa arrived out
on the morning Of the 18th.
The European news is dull. The only
subject that affords interest is the state Of
affairs in Naples and the United States.
The Chartists were being revived in Eng
and.
The weather is favorable for harvest.
There is nothing of interest from France
and Spain.
Southern states of the United States not to
dream OF annexation to England.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02

GIVES IT up.A letter from Washington to
gentleman in Lexington, Ky, dated 10th
uit., says:
Robt. }. Walker yesterday said that he
considered Buchanan as already defeated
IL was his opinion that Fremont would be
elected, and in this opinion Gen. Morehead
Of Pittsburgh, Presidential clector in 1913,
(Dcmoeratic) concurred. Gen. Morehead's
opinion is, though Buchanan man, that
Pennsylvania will 60 for Fremont. Certain
II is, Mr.. Buchanan has no strength, and
do not believe he will carry single State
north Of Mason and Dixon's line.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02
DOOR PLATE ENGmAyER.


fINliE subscriber IL fully prepared TO furnish te
L order any If tie various styles Of Brass, Ger.
man silver, or Silver Plated
DOOR PLATES.
Alro those most beautiful CLANS DOOR PLATES
20 much celebrated in New York, Philadelphia, ST
Louis, and all our large cites
FANCY GLASS WINDOW SIGNS,
OF any sise or style, furnished to order.
Farmers and merchants who require Stencil Brands
for marking sacks, barrels and boxes, will pleas,
send in theif orders. Ordinary saed Stencil Brand.
viii be furnished at q cents per letter Small sten
Gil Name Plates for mark ing linen. with bottle Of
indeble ink and brush, SO cs larger plates In PR.
portion.
Stencil AlphAbets Of any sire or style furnished
TO order. Marking Inks of various coiors-Biack
Rose Pink. Celestial Blue, Croms Yellow, Paris
Grecn Also brushes expressly for Stencil Plates
VIII be kept for sale the most reasonA BILE terms.
Orders received for Steel Name stamps, Alphsbess,
Numbers, ac., &c. Orders by mail punctually A.
tended 10.
Few good agents wanted in each Of the yarious
import ant towns throughout the state. Address tbs
snbsc ber and enclose stamp for prepayment of the
anawer.
Orders may be left at the Stove store Of Mcsars.
Comstock Bros, No SO, Main at, or at my resi-
deuce, On 4th st., between Bank aud Times.
Jniyl9.w6m TiI0S. HOuGHT0N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02

CT We learn from the Lockport (N. "
Journal II Thursday last, that Bernard
Hughes, Esq, of Buffalo, addressed the
Buchanan club of that city the evening be-
fore, AMI during his remarks stated very EN-
phatlcally that the ''Democrats had done
everything for the Irish" "Yes," replied
an honest son of Erin, '.a.ld killed Heating,
too'' Before the speaker finished, nearly
every freshman left the room.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02
Item, from the Ensli.nP Prose.

The Loalon Athen@um contains very
severe criticism Of Mrs. Stoves new book,
"Dred." l. says that the work is positive
failure.
- The London Herald is Of the opinion
that Mr.. Marcy's maritime circular was de-
signed TO nil Russian intrigue against Eng
lands Naval supremacy.
The London Telegraph has an intensely
radical eai NAL directed against the "oli :
| garchs" ot England. The London Star fol-
lows IN tae same strain against the esquire
arehy."
| The Landon News SAYS sIn Italy mel.
Their God noe man can longer tolerate the in
| iquities Of he crowned and tiaraed oath
breakers Of Naples.
Herman papers announce that the Poles
who returned 10 Russia on the faith of the
Emperor's amnesty have been arrested.
There uppears 10 be amongst the con-
sersative p,rty in England increasing dis
satisfaction with the leadership of Mr..
D'lsrae.
The London News saws '0n the one
hand, Europe must have cotton. On the
other, the american cotton fields are becom
ing rapidly cxhausted-labor dear-pianters
more Involved; 80 that it must become more
and more aithcult to meet the Demand
Meanwhile he supplies of cotton from the
free labor puntry are on the increase.
The Lpaion Post, speaking Of the re-
election Of Mr.. Brooks, saws: ..The House
OF Representatives is placed in an awkward
position BY the return Of this distinguished
individual, against an expression Of npinion
so very decided as that which sent him back
to his worthy supporters in the South.''
The sam" paper adds "While such 10 the
state of Things in Washington, the citizens
/ of San francisco appear to be working out
the problem Of executive government in their
own way we must say the results, so far as
they r.. present a very satisfactory contrast
to those " more favored institutions nearer
lome'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02


otT OF MS owN MOTH lie IS CONDEMNED
hF. breckenridge, III a speech at Hamilton,
ohio, on the q as., speaking Of the Dccla-
ration O Independence, the immortal docu-
meat OF we immortal jefferson, said
i"t aectaraf!on Is a.. abstraction. Put 1t
!. -. s,I .,..',1n ~ ~ Moua lo'.oN
protect eyery nan !, b;s ,;,bt - ..Gfa I;h.
er.y, anu the pursuit Of happinessw Z.
on wnnid lind It interfering with the
'.o..s ~ 'is states anu i Nou1u ieao
WIN IA snacula,e IN y,hat !, uonld a..
Long before this OR Union wauli become as
iNfoLERAbLa and nATErvb as rs past had
Oeu "eheheeh' anu g.oFious'
iiS'' y, i'eui'era's' rec Men Inc can
et,''.' y Inc So-ca"eI democratic parry
h''''|ss '"s pee'aF".ioh q American In
uei't'aehee' 'he sentiment 81 which Is the
SO s''ui" anu FoatAeatinn ni Democratic
''e'''Hieht' a. shan anu n rs. bu' u u
.''"' y loi - max ana Niaaaeate IL as
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02
"a M: GAM 4 II

GAME! CAMEL!
fINllE highest market prices VIII always BE- paid
i for Game.
Also, hep wanted. Enquire at the .'YouBg Amer
lea saioon, opposite he postotice.
sspt30-dif NJ s. MAGOUN.
china, GLASS aud QuecuswAre.
SINIE PUBLIC WILL lake NOTICE THAT
JOHN ~. QtBRk
u now FIRING gre Mt bargains in his line. Ills stock
cbmpr'ses every thing usually found In a Crockery
and Glass store.
Country Merchants. Grocers, aud heads Of FAM
lies, will do we'll 10 call aud examine goods and
prices.
Store on Main, between First and Water streets.
sept30 d&wlf j u. QUiRk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02

kitSaf 4 Aiasos, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared - insert Teeth upon Cold, Silver
and Gotta Percha, also upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot DO surpassed. They are
Determined 20 do the neatest work that il
done in tn City, AMI AT less price than
any other oihcc here. Office on Blondean
between fhird and Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02
E0R AAl.r

us and IL, block II. corner Seeoradtsab ble
IL an streets.
Lot v, block 2ol, between Thirteenth sps Aeur
,etnth streets IN johnson. IlAs . bfIca ma, nL.t
ing for SIS psr month.
Aneiegant two story brick house cautaiDIpf pn,
large and con Portable rooms has = cs,fssn. Ne
corDer OF Eigi Ia and Bank s,s.
Lot on Levc Il by Ito feet common 10 - 6sCfe<t
south Of corn of Exchange and Lewss arb an
ming Ito feet deepto Commercial Alsy> lStest
wide.
Lots and 2, corner Seventeenth and Catr>Jl ~ !.
overlooking the entire city. Beautiful loeSue,nkor
private residence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02

75'''i ike to see the dear little creatures
amuse themselves" said Mrs Brown, when
her eldest boy took u VISITORS new bonnet
AMI affixed II to the tail Of his kite .Seyer
fear SAID the good old lady to her visitor,
when sac saw her bonnet in the air, "as soon
As the kite comes down he will give it back
10 you."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02

IL = ~ Il . n i T. "A VI T. y .,
Near III iohnson ats, opposite the ST. Charles
! DAHTTct LAR attention paid TO bu vi ng and sell
ing real estate, negotiating loans aud any OF he
| onslness that may be entrusted 20 their charge
Persons DESTROYS u buying selling invited Il
| cali at the late office Of Rae a Lynch, where b,
fsason u their conspicuous position Of To.
mort business stseets the above enjoy superior ad
saniagus for the pur base and saie Of real estate
Attention Is directed to the following property nov
/ for sale on their register:
hTY PROPERTY.
| Rear ends OF lots !. and 3, III block l72, be
| tween IL tn and Eth. Front on 1mea.
| iisuse and lot on Exchange st., between Sd and
18th. Full lot. Houre rents ior $500 Also stabl.
| and eistern.
! ~ fl. front on Main, witha depth Of i40 feet
| part vi lot 4. in block I3S.
Lot 20 fl front and 50 II. deep ON Sd, between
Exehanga anu Alley.
80 II. by l40 IT,. near corner 9th and johnson.
Block No. a6, in Reds addition.
Corner lot johnson and 5tA s,reets--lot 7. block
I07
House and lot 9TH St, between johnson and
Exchange.
Lot 2, block 10, and lot l. block 90
House aud lot corner Exchange and Thirteenth
streets.
10 100 feet by 90, on let, between johnson and
Exchange.
lot 70 by 100 feet on Sd ST., between Exchanye
aud the Alley.
Lot ~ by 80 feet, near theeorner Of Attn and Ex-
change.
Lot on Bioniesu, between 5th and 9th opposite
the new Hotel.
Lot 100 feet deep and 20 feet front on 9th street
between Main and Blondeau, and corner ON Alley
next new Hotel
Lot corner Of High and Sixth streets--lot Z,
block 81.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
% acresadjoining Boston, IA miles from Keokuk
on the Plank Road. fine impro, ed farm.
100 acres II hne land in Illinois, ~ miles from
Hamilton, and miles from the river; capable Of
DIVISION into several market farms.
s3s acres OF splendid soil in Clark county, Mo-,
mites from keokuk. Has produced 40 bushels Of
wheat TO the acre.
400 acres Of land in Dodge county. Mo.
ilo acres OF fine land in Montgomery Co., Iowa,
mile from Frankfurd. the county seat, and the
whole finely wooded and watered
highly improved farm in Illinois Of 1876 acres,
iIo fenced INTO helds, and balance in splendid
timber This farm Is miles from Carthage, and I
mules from Northern Cross Railroad, new ia opera
tian, contains substantial house with rooms
also number Of -houses has line we'll Of
water Ill the door OF the milk house il one mile
from saw mill, and within miles Of Of several
grist mills. Title good and warranted.
rive acres Of ground beinga fine building site,
10 Section -, Township65, ranged two miles from
Main-st
farm miles from town, near the Plankroad,
containing 100 acres. improved.
fsse VI sen acres Of land adjoining Bedding res
ideace.
Lynch Wootton are agents for the sale Of large
quantities Of land III yariousparts Of Missouri.
asptu dlf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02

n The Muscatine Journal says that the
grecdt Fillmore demonstration in that city
on the oath was too weak an affair to call a
fzzle, and that the movers in it are disap-
pointed and downcast.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02

CT The Gonzales (fexas) Inquirer, Of
the 9TH ins.., saws that the Germans Of De
Wit county had called a meeting Of their
countrymen for the purpose of forming a
Fremont club and appointing Fremont
electoral ticket. Twenty men had left Con-
crete Tor The purpose of breaking up the
meeting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02
millinery and Fancy d0~1A,
ATTENTION. LADIES'

WOULD respectfully call the atteDelop ~ tie
l Ladies' to my large and we'll relecle>l swe-l OF
Fall and Winter Goods, which viii stli lJ>ri<,-
natl prices. My stock consists VI silk, srAf> sid
velvet Bonnstsj Also, . spisnd,d aserDrsQGs OF
~a1 :. ...ss:.i ~ sus~.i
care. You will lind everything in the Nh ivSs(s nd
Fancy business, 1t my ssta BIZ mtnt, in IFS safest
fashion. l am also prepared to 10 all ort in ID
BUSINESS II he shortest notice. such iaDn Srt.
ming, bleaching, pressing and making bIsne d vi
every description 10 order. l will ~srS,p1 All
work TO give satisfaction.
Come one, come all. No trouble 10 ,hGv Ra>h tst
Mrs. Gleanys, No IS johnson street. b-e,e-ss. nd
and Sd directly opposite OhIner's SALON
Scpt26dly INKS. u GNE Y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02

ey- The schoolmaster who logs the boy
feels il a great deal more than the boy he
Is hosglps; ut least, the schoolmaster saws
SO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02
rremon. aaa nnckn4a n-{ rne Com
tram.

FREE LABoR-TfiE EfTuBhL CAPITAL
WITH CONSTITUTES TIE REAL WEALTH
OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY. AND CREATES
THAT INTELLIGENT POWER IL THE MASS.
Is ALONE TO BE RELIED on As THE BuL-
wAEK or FREE INSTITUTIONS. = JouS {
FaEK 5 Lsifa q Arcratss6s.
REDI Il OR NOMINAL TO THE RIAL
STANDARD or PRICES THRoUaHpur THE
WORLD, AND YOU COVER OR COUNTRY
WITH BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS - So b.
ct1aea's ssesel q Losr uess. N3r Rtguif1, roi
: rs-- 30
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02

CT The New York Erening Post, one OF
the most sagacioas journals in that city,
makes careful estimate Of the votes OF the
respective candidates for the Presidedcy in
New York, and declares it. conviction that
Fremont's plurality cannot fall below Il 900,
while it anticipates round 100000 for the
Pathfinder. The Post makes Buchanan's
vote only 800 above that Of Fillmore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02

ey- Carlyle says, SNAKE yourself an hon.
est man, and then you may be sure that there
is one rascal less IN the world.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02

rT+ Gov. lIamlin, Of Maine, 10 going to
take the stump for Fremont in Pennsylvania.
He viii be accompanied by Ex-Governor
Morrill, and j. &. Blame, Of the Kennebec
Journal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02

ca frenchman in Canada thus aiyer-
tised has better half, who had left his bed
and board:
NnTkss.--My wife, that's Catrine-she left
my hous--shant AZ mean man truss him
ON my name that's loss for you.
oIrrs | a Ef .uup
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02
Natice To Canarneanr.

AEaLEp Proposals VIII he received At the Office
~ Fl ths tsty Englneer till 5 o'clock .. H. Of
Monday, eeiobgr 18th, A u. 1856. for the era.
dug " Eao4ange street from the Leyee to Fourth
street,
:, Also, FIR he grading Of the Alleys in Blocks
Nos los anl "a
~ the same time proposals will be received for
building euye ri in Block o.
SPECIFICATIONS aud profile. can lie seen ut the Of
dee Of City Engineer.
L. HUTCHINSON,
heokuk, Oct. i2-i0d City Engineer.
r1siiE OLD RE3IMg and the Revelation BY De
1 Ioe9nefilir. Ear sale by
oct. CAVE BAILEY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02

Notice 70 the Ladies'.
WORK done In . II its branches.
L. in Silk, Worsted, and Cotton thread, on Dress
e., Mantilias. Vests. shirt Bosoms Initial Letter
and whole names on Pocket Handk crshrifs Also.
Nets, Tapestry, aud all kinds VI Fancy Needle
work made to order from asge variety u patterns
ON hand ct the Fancy Store #
Mrs. KATE WEISMANN,
Second IT., bet. Main e. johnson in
Julyl7-dtf Gyaham's Building.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02

e. Ahet iht COMPOUND EXTRACT or Bryvr
PLANr-A crtatn cure for Darrh0a, Dysentery,
Summer Complaint, and ali affection Of the bowels
nttendrd VIA relaxation. Asa safe, paiatab.e and
reia,ie remedy II is unequalled For children
.sstaiag tnaed VITA Imitation OF the bowels, II
- the most sto'hing renedy In use. Prepared aud
sold by j. 4 G. MANURE,
Chemists and Druggists.
>. W cor. Olive ID Sta, ST. Louis
FOR salem keokuk by +, II O'Connor and Drug
gtsfs generally aug2odaw6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02

1 nhNE nov On hand large supwS 0sl STA Y
l. BUnn.ts, kibbonr, frfnen Flower spSy A,Ui i
merry uoods VI ali xinas, which rlIle=l -, ws,
.uw figures.
sept5-d4w i. Y. UUnpElBS{