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with manr harsh remarks upon his cruelty;
but he did unl heed them, and went on. An
luther aud another egg was broken, and still
there vas no slgn ni life, Then the whole
body Of besanaers broke int0 I0ud mur-
mur, and cries al = Brute - let the child
die in pace = /" lie is crazy; take The
child away from him.'' were heard around
/ him.
! Tie des.tpd fur moment from his effnrts,
and turned with !iercfne.s which had be-
i fore been supposed altogether foreign t. his
uature--hut which no one who saw him ever
afterwards, furgot e Fuuls !" he hssed,
mind your own business, and leave mp to
mine! fake her away, will you !: Try IL"
and he went on, complying rgg after egg down
the apparently lilcIrss throat
/ The mother could bear this no longer.
/ Her born was being tortured before her
eyes IN its death, and she imporingly flung
herself on her knees before her husbands
father. who had the moment belnre arrived
Ga, father, do stop him" she gasped
he will obey YOU, ,lo stop hlm. He IS tor
turing that poor dying child
| TIE grgndiather started forward step to
interfere, tnr he, too, thought the proceed
lng AN outrageous one but he stoppe and
sad, Mary, let him alone The child will
! 'lie Il he does mt 20 on. II cannot do mpre
| than die il he does. would not saw = word
~ him for the world. The child is his let
him use his pleasure
/ There Was silence then. In moment
more there was quver Of the eyelds, con-
! ul.ire mayemeut ui the chest, and the teeth
lost their tension. Tie la.her seized his
child, tarned its face downward, the ppis N
began u iluw from its mouth. Again and
again, as the retchng ceased. he repeated the
eXperlment--the life returning stili more,
and the face tossing lis black color every in
,taht. Mare than twenty times the albumen
had been administered, and mOre than half
those times followed By the expulsion nf the
poison; when the eyes opened, the father de.
sisted, aud the little sufferer lay Just alive in
his arms, exhausted, its little lie terribly
shattered, but saued!
Ihen-wheh the necessity of exertinn and
determination was 0yer--when the physician
had been summoned, and they knew ;hat
darling little Eteleen might live, after many
we'ks Of Struggle between life and death
when the relieved friends had acknnw-
ledged that they had wronged him at first.
when the beautiful aud surrOYlul wife had
blessed him through her kisses and her tears,
aud all knew that under Gui only such de-
mined aud almost fierce determination could
have saved the child--then the father sat
down, unneryed, and wept for hours like a
child.
Not as in Little Sister Evelyn did the
poison do It's fearful olice. EyeIcen is alive
to-day. aud her brown eyes are opening
upon wonaahood. But there is no hour in
my lie that brings 50 thrilling recollection,
a, thatof the Young fathers struggle Tor the
lie uf his chdd.
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fFrom the Philadelphia Ledger,

An able writer has traced the anarchieaI
principles which came 50 prominently to the
suriare in 1913, IN Paris, to what he calls the
lltetlture Of disorder. which, he SAYS, pre-
vailed in Frame nearly twenty years prece-
dng. Sand. Balzic. Sue, Dumas, aud host
of other pnpuar French writers, he charac-
terizes as the great apostles Of this schnul.
Instead nf huldtni up n1be ideals instead of
te4ching the remuneration 81 sell instead Of
incul lcating the great truth that society, with
nut law, is ship without \ rudder, tdey La
bored 10 array class against class, 10 destroy
tne idea Of duty, to set up lite Of personal
qualification H. the true pud III existence.
I'hey worshipped gold aud the luxury il
brought they held that every man oaglt 20
Ge law % himself. which, as they rendered
it, meant az Warwitlall Law ind restraint aud
the result was, that when the French people
threw uif the yoke IL Louis Philippe, this
literature Ui disorder had So injected hem that
/ they were not Incapable Of the selircuuuciation
anh its fruits, that implicit obedience 10 law,
which are Indispensable 20 repuji.eani.m.
Thcy tad bltt their house upon the sand,
and when the rain descended and the lnnds
came. it iell-and great was the fall there.
If.
Unfortunately, the evil, wnfsei by this
literature ii di,otdpr, Mas nOt confined to
France. Itsprtati atitbrcugit tcheap trdn.lations
u Sue, Dumas, aud sand. tn the United States;
w4s spWr IN the mind, 1T the Young: and
has Eaa been ripeuiHg and shedding fiuit these
several ygars, ~ since ta0ss youths have
gFUaH i1 maHbund It's no uiscund idea,
an tic Cmirlry. il Is pjliable truth, that
muC4 IL The lawiessaess, ~ we'll as licentlDus-
nr.,. il which tlits generation exceeds The
lat, /, 10 bc traced to the influence nr this
FrcaCl literature, and 10 t8e American ini.
istiplts Of q. Nor is lhis all TIE ialse phi
Iusuphs, which lies q tle cure ii all that Sue
snl nd have WFitieG. has rtcc'cf pur.
tiun rtrar uea paper prg,s. The literature
I'D satjrr, hatftd hrr pt its grDs.ef and
more spnsuaI iata.. bit stii chrMyalIy poi.
spnal with IL. da4a. 1t duty, and Of reye,
rturt lar laH ha. brcn taught lnr wears, and
- s'tl' taught, ~ lbiilcuta j3urn.Is in tie
/. United States. Nay, more. Ii j. Taught
ubdtF lhc m9agQc pl phil,nthro ", aud With
. Tie cant Ui hsiDs the true rpad "a human pro.
gres.. Lnts a,olnd. and~ee II. Fruit. Here
10 nuf great cities; ,uuder, on 'he cUas, u
: California thcre, were la,les. mirallCrs
rub. mufder aud scalp--bch"d wia, this III.
cratufe o. DISORDER has done A man OF
genius once said, "lti me write the ballads
F. 81 ration, and care not who makes its
; laws" lie meant that laws, after III, were
j but the exprneu, 1T the public mind jantl that
b. could b allowed g Form shai aud, rs
Z Nvgid t.ga sSftgSi tas ts"s
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Written Tor the New York Dispatch.
Az HOURS STRUGGLE WITH POISON.
ny InIIN nr BrRLEY.

There is nothing espreially remarkable ~
tie circumstance an about TO relate. except
10 connection with singular coincidence.
There was poem pubished ia the Dispatch
las; week, under the title uf " Little sister
E,rl,n.r thr sad catastrophe rf which j.
brought abnut IN tie taking oT a deadly
,raugLt ui poison hy ! sweet ilttle girl. The
name II E,rlfne," /" E,el,n,' Or Esrlcen,' =
j. lar from being a common one. except IN
rnmanCc- aud II will not be thought strange
lhit trace singular coincidence. when
remark that | have seeH a circumstance ul The
same kad, I'll which an " EyrIrru'' Wa
poisoned, aud in lamily. to-, 10 which there
vas and i. " Lillian - name sn.cry like
Tie I.glian' IT tile pncm referred tu.
Had the auihur 81 that pnrm an acqnaia.
iancc with Tie actual farts--changlng the
catastrophe ~ snme degree, for elect:
should he glad 10 know; but. waiting the an
saer To the question, will tell NY own story
bntfy.
4 | was spending some days, not many year,
ago, 10 beautiful little country Village, anJ
IN a lauiIy that had mnre than common at
lrscti,ns u one who luycs domestic lite Al
much as mysriE The little cottage house II
\ which MAS staying contained but lew 10
mates, but the ll;tlr circle hail ia II the rlr
mcnls Oi mure interest than have often srci
developed IN The same number ~ persons.
Tie father Of tie IAmiiy-alnust too yuun!
to lecl vet that hc was indeed entitled to tha
honorable appcliatinn--Nas iiue frank
hcatt.d ,oung mechanic, with a world q
bounding life 10 his VEINS, az energy Tia
when IaIi, aroused ,lrpscr,ery rythng violent
ly before him, aud warmth ~ dl.pusitiu
! that won him more friends than IL had the
: or has since gwen him Of the goods Of thI
watld.
Ills wife--to whom lie had been marfic
! sone iuur ,cars-was singularly beautiful
I possessed of the pure Grrclan outline VI iac
/ % rare among uur beautiful wnmen. a wealt
Of dark curling hair, "black 10 the shadu
aud gold in tie sun, aud lotm 81 light an
! supple elegance that excited the admiratir
/. ul every 6eh0tlcr. Size continued TO be-
: married though she was--that dangrru,
i thug for most women TO bc-ihe beauty
lhs sosntry but pure aud sp.tIess IN lisa
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FACTORY STOCK AND LAND
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber heing de-rnus Of removing to Flo.
rlda, oiler. for sale biz interest IL Orange Factory,
provided the purchaser is agreeable to the other palt
nersi y u preferred the whole may be bought upon
terms agreeable % the Purchaser.
lie also offers for sale his Plantation adjoining the
above named Factory, containing about six hundred
acres.
II the above property is not disposed Of at private
sale before tha fist Of April next will then be expos
ed 70 public sale.
JOHN C. DOUGLAS.
oelopef 70. G0--Gw
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They have become known as ]. Cashmere
Goats, from the pure white color and fine
ness of their flecces, and their undoubted
Eastern origin. having been Characterised BY
Americas celebrated Naturalist, the Rev:
John b Gilman, DID, as the " mnst valuable
variety that can be introduced into our coun-
try
The animals exhibited consisted of
No. |. A pure bred buck kid, yeaned Goth
February last.
No. 2. 4 pure bred buck kid, yeancd 18th
May last.
No. 8. A pure bred buck kid. yeaned Goth
May last.
No. 4. A buck kid, yeaned 23d May last,
aihs Cashmere, 9TH common. showing the
third cross Of the Cashmere OH the native
goats OF the country.
No. ). A buck kid yeaned esd May last,
atbs Cashmere, 4th Common, showing the
second cross.
No. 6. a yearlng eve, haIf breed Cash
mere, showing the first cross. The moher
OF this specimen being common blue goat.
The ileeces of the matarcd bucks weigh
From SIX To seven pounds. T. YES yield irum
three to four pounds. The flesh oi the crosses
i suneriur ta most muttnn tender and deli.
cinus, making them desirable acquisition 20
our rond. .oro,Iucinw ANIMALS.
The ease with which they are kept, living
as they do on weeds, briars, brnase, and
o,h.r co,rsa harhaye ~. th.r, Gnr m,ny nnr
INNS If our conn,ry wher, sheen could NOT
br sustained 10 advantage whist their ablli
~ and ,lisnosi,ion ~ ,letend ,hem,.lye. irom
the attack, of dnos. evidence a value pecul,ar
l. til. race d animals.
They are free from all diseases 10 which
sheen are liable. h,rdy and prolilic; and ex.
nerienee IA. nrn,en that they readily a,lapt
themselves to all purtions 0l the Unli.d States
RICHARD PETERS,
Atlanta. Ga.
--~~>~~~~>~>-
EXPERIMENTS N PoTAro PLaNTrSG.-Mr.
Brown of Long Island, has r, Gently publish
ed an interesting experiment touching the
planting of the butt ends aud seed ends II
potatoes. Last spring he planted four row
II equal length. Of two varieties oi po,atne..
In one row. with each variety, he planted
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October 2s.

Driscoll's Balm Of Thousand Flow
ers. for purifying the Complexion, removing pimpIes
and Rngwoims. and cleansing The Tcelh,--Prlce IS
cents.
Rosemary and Castor Oil, for pre-
venting the Hair from falling out and for strengthening
is growih-Piice 25 cents
Driscolls Coloiing Fluid, for chang
ing gray hair to is original coor piihaui staining the
skln OF hands % lis appcslion-p Price 50 cents.
F9f sale hy
j. {. TURRENTlNE s son.
October 90. 6l-
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Valuable Land and Mills, in Orange
FOR SALE.

,E,ITE undersigned. wishing engage in other husi.
nes- elsewhere, oiIet Tor sale ihel Land and Mills,
situated 81 Emo Ri,cf. about seven mlr~ ei-i from
Hni-hataogh. aud within mile OF the y. Carolina
Railroad The above tract Is 10 fine and i-errcilS
heslhiul siuaIlan having Merchant Mil. hrrt
sci. ai sianes aRh good custom. Saw Mil. Work
Sbnp- with water bwFf attached Sofe House, two good
pn,Ilinxs Ni 6f-t.ratc Ice House and ~ s-ay
out bu,linrs and thiee Tenants Houses. with excl.
lent sping- at each The houses. mills and shops nie
rev and IL peie order, The mills making o. good
Hhur a. any in ibc state.
The Ilnd Is suited 10 the cultivation Of gain o. 10.
harcn and contain. aui li,c bundled and hiis acre.
ahon, iWolhnls Il which are ii woods and wtil.iim
hetel. Ii il-o has on i Young otel'ard q choice
l,ut. A. ona lime W N gi,.r ict IL, mci y nias
be desired by iht purchaser
J. &. & ~. Mo OWN.
Cs,,h., "a 62-
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For sale at the Drug Store.

For sale at the Drug Store,
COLOGNE. Tolel Vinegar. l.ayenlar Water, Yer.
" bena Gefan,am nnd Bay Water
Fine Extracts, Balm & liar. Bassnie Eau De Bolot,
nson. fuc Tomh Wash,
chiatiae Tooth Wash. Paste ftr the Teeth,
Eau Lusstste ve,y fne az. Lyon's kaiharnn,
cle fot Ihc Hair. Hitler Excelsior Flrn-
LIP Salse. iufe Polish.
Fancy soaps. Tdpoli Polish,
Shaving SoIps, Phlornlnes.
Cold Cream. Pom,da Divine,
Egyptian Hair Dye,
Paney Letter a Note Paper, Pocket Inkstands,
Envelopes. Steel Pens,
Letter and fooIscsp Paper, Ink,
Writing Desks, cahas,
Port Monrs. Baskets, &c. &c.
Work Boxes.
November 10. 65-
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Notice to Merchants.

T'HE fern of eopannerslp n The finn o. lesiksrs
Laua & Co.. al sonlh Lowell. having eApH,d, |
osr the stand Tor rent. which consider one Of
the brst The counry. The Store House Il large and
well arranged II Is located Immediately al The Acad-
envy, and Is surrounded by Intelligent. substantial
aud fashionable community. M opposition near.
AJdress ihe sab.criber south lnW,ll. Oranss coun.
", NC. IonN nIp,ruPps
ocloter 20. el-
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NE w
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FAKE this method Of inviting the attention Of the
citizens Of Hillshorough and the adjacent country
o a new suDply of
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For sale at the Drug Store.

For sale at the Drug Store,
e DOZEN God Liver oil,
" 0 doz. HalowaY's Pills
Holloway's Ointment
lTross Bafdolie's sugar Worm Drops.
don. cli,ihush's T,icepherous,
wolie's schnaps.
Congress Water,
Balm ~ thousand Flowers,
Dutkec's Easi Powder,
Also. latee assortment of Medicines Perfumery,
Pains. Obs. Dse siuif.. DC. &c.
Nasembee =. C5-
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Staple and Fancy Goods,

su1ehs " HilshOrough ana tna adjacent country,
new supply Of
Staple and Fancy Goods,
which has been selected with much care both rs regards
styles and terms, thus enabling TO offer much in.
dueement 70 purchasers as any establishment in The
country IN order 10 sustain a fancy business in 50
limited market. find necessary 10 keep up good
assortment 81 The most desirable staple goods To this
class Of goods call attention. a. they have been select
ell Of Tie hesi styles aud quality and satisfied upon
lral they will give entire satisfaction To The iol-
lowing leading articles call especial attention. viz: /:
Bleached and unbleached Cotton Shinings. FIannels
Blankets, l0-4, la aud l2.4 Irish Linens Calicos
Dress Goods, Black and Fancy silks Shawls Shoes Of
almost every description Ladies fine Caters and ak
ing shoes, also Servants Shoes.
No paths have hecn spared 10 make The assortment
Of Mienary and Fancy Goods complete ,heiefore Mrs
Owen, who Will give her attention to This part Of the
business fitiers hersefiha she will he ahe TO meet the
views 0i al who may favor her with their pat onage
She will aleo be allie fnrn sh great variety OF dress
and cloak Trimmings aud will aid purchasers in select
ing suitable kinds accarJiug to fashions Be; also All
the materials and patterns for making up Gloaks which
shc will have executed al short notice.
As great bargains are attractive 10 most persons i
invite attention 10 elsgan loi of hcnyy silk Cloaks
aud Mana, which bought IN con,rqneuce Of gem q
them greatly below Their actual value, and will oiIrr
Them Al prices accordingly. Any person wanting such
article would do well 10 call soon, as am satisfied
they viii not he disappointed il their expectation.
In sholt. only solici, examination of The stock
satisfy all that aim TO open trade with the public that
will be 10 the mutual bcntfi, Of sll parties.
II. L. OWEN.
October 2s. 62-
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From rhc countt, Gentieman.
CASHMERE GOATS.

CASHMERE GOAIs.
These animals we're introduced INTO tile
United States lrnm tile Easl, IN tie year
$40, by Br. J. Is. Davis. 81 Smili Carolina.
iron, whom | purchased. III the year 1895,
the entire ilock 81 pure bred lrmalrs, with
Ihe exception VI the onc pwnrii b, ,,t. Wade
Hampton u south Carolina; une sold by nr.
DAVIS 10 Mr.. Davenport, ol Virgins. and uue
II MI. Osnuinr, ~ New iulk. The iiugk
nov consists al twenty S.ii,e head. exCluding
the three pure bred lemales above enumrra
ted, aud several bucks owned BY gentle
men 10 Tennessee. Georgia aud S1ulh Caro-.
l,ns, shuarr breeding grades, BY crossing 10
the gomuIon guat.
A girat many npiniuns having been cx.
pressed not onl, a. 10 tie particular variety
10 which these animals belong. but alsuas 10
their ,aluc, aud adaptation IL the different
sections ~ the tnion. thry we're exhibited al
the late FAIR OI The 4. >. Agricultural SoCl-
ct,, III order "a elicit an 0piniUn Irum the
distinguished slock.Dfpeders aud member.
present.
That they are not the " Thibet Shaw
Guat,o is proved by their total dissimIarlt'
10 spccihen of that breed in ppssrssiun .
the Subscriber; the latter variety having Onl,
an under coating Ol a lev oances--Whiel
pnrtiUn II is fleece Is alone invaluable.
d Works 0n Natural science slUw that the,
are not the comm0n Angora Goat of the Pru
vince of that name, 10 AsiatiC Turkey, a
that animal is ol varied color, with ilcsss y
indifferent valss.
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Jos. Mckee.

Juno. LumpGin County, tisorgia. sspi. 1886.
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They have become known as Cashmere
Goats from the pure white color and fine
ness of their flecces, and their undoubted
Eastern origin. having been Characterised BY
Americas celebrated Naturalist, the Rev.
John b Gilman, DID, as the " mnst valuable
variety that can be introduced into our coun-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-01
Notice.

X kEP IL before The psopie that A. J. OHMRR,
IN hes just received, and IL still wing large
supply Of PORTE MONAIEs, RETICULEs, PURS
E6, POCKET KNIVES LADIE'S TRAVELLING .
WORK BASKETS, WORK BOXES, Dsw and hand
sons style II Jewsry, Boxes Of every pattern, vio-
lins, Guitars, Flatss, Fifcs, Accordeous, BAnjos,
Ufsus. Taaborinss, -. Also . general assort-
meat 4 faaey 0sods, Toys. Ac, Ae., fsr Childrsu.
conslsting In part Of Dissecting Maps OF the World
the Natlss tAe U. B., A B @ Blocks, and In fact
every thing from m Elephant down " Bird, eli Of
which will b sold cheap st
A. J. o II n e r IS
Fancy Goods Toy Store. 1T present ou Joh.sou
st.. near ths Post Olse and after the 10Th Of New.
will - Asppy 20 welt on his friends st his nev
stand on The east side af srd, between Main John
SON sts., Ksoknk.
Oct 1f din
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PENNs YLvANIA xAlu.RoAD.
~ r

THRtk daily fkroax6 TlaiDs. between Fhi,.de,.
1 Phis and Pittsbarg.-THs Mossiso MAIL TRAIs
Leaves Phiiadeiphia for Pis,sburg st n A. NJ, and
Pitrburg for Pailadciphia at A. M TnR FAs1
Liss leaves Philsdelphis for Pittsburg ., p. n
Ins Nsssf Exrnsss TnAn leaves Phiiadelphia 70,
Pittsburg At IL p. n, and Piitsburg FOR Philadel.
phia II 10 p. M.
The above lines connect at Pit,sbury with Rail
ROADS TO and from st- Loa,s, Mo-; Alton, Galens
and Chicago, Ill. Frankford, Lexington anu Lou.
nville, ny. Terre Aaute, Madison, Lafayette and
Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati, DAYTON, Springfield
bsllefontaine. sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Colum
bus, zanssvilie. MAssillon aud Wooster. Ohio also
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New Or.
leans, St. Louie, Louisville, and Cincinnati
Through Tickets can be had u or from either Of
the above places.
For further particulars, Hand bills at the diff
fersnt starting points. Passengers from the W es,
viii nnd this the shortest and most expedition,
route to Philadephia Baltimore, New York or Bos-
ton. THoS. MOORE,
Aessr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. MESKIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pistsburr.
Feb. l, 1855 -1y
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NORTHERN CROSS RAIL ROAD.
QUINCY 10 CHICAGO
ana After October Isl and until further no
~ tice, Trains will run da, IT, excepting suud.v
- follows ="
RosfH EAST
H. chicago kxprcss-Lesves Quincy 53O A, n.
arrives 1T 6Aiesburgh at u. .05 A. NJ. At BuylI..
ton at LOS r. H., wyanet at 7.lopn H.. q Nen1ots
u ~ tdinner,) at Jsnctieu at 4.l5 r. n. and A.
Chicago at 8 =. =.
J. Chicago M kxprsss--Leaves Quincy at $50 p.
H. a1..ves ~ 0aisse seurgh Al $50 ?. r., st Wyaaet
tion at $40 4. n, and at Chicago at An
SOUTH " EST.
L. Quincy Express Lcnves Chicaro A. ~.
leaves 6slesbarg Sl5 r. arrives At Quincy 1T 10 80
2 Quincy Erpress-Lsa,es chit.Yo 50, ,.
leaves dAiesburg 4-3o An arrives at Quincy At 10
An.
RAIL nOAD COS sgcrIoxs
:, A. Halssonrg with the th aAxo and Buriiuxto r.
n n. for burlington, wyanst. MENDOZA. Junction,
Chicago, &c.
At Wyanet: and Pond Creek with Chicago and
Rock isiand Rail Road, for kock Island, Peoria,
LsSalle, &c.
At AsndssA with Illinois Central Railroad for
daiena, Dunieith, Dubuque, 81. Paul and other
Pans, &C.
AtJunctiou with Galena and Chicago Union Rail-
road Tor Kigin, Belvidere, Beloit, Madison, Yrce-
AT Chicago with the great Eastern and North.
srn l,nes, for Milwaukee, Fond du Lac &c, Detroit,
Toledo Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Wheeling, halt more,
phii.delphiA, Indianapolis Lafayette. Cinoinnati,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Suspension Bridge
Albany, Springfield, Boston. New York and citi..
and towns generally throug ghout the east,
BAGGAGE CHECKED To CHICAGO.
E1- sAns As Low A. si Any oraxR aorrx!,
forPasticalars and further information, please ap-
ply 1t the Company ONCE Main street. between the
Laciede House and Western stage Once, Keokuk.
where Through Tickets TO all princ pal places can be
procured Through Tickets can also BE- hai on board
tue Steamers OK the 81. Lonie keokuk Packet Co.
Ask for tickets via North IN Cross Railroad.
VIC. BULL1DSS, Gen. Supt
s. NJ BuRSHAM, Gen. Ticket Ayt
J. X. TEwxssuRr, Agent, Keokuk
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Fall and Winter Trade.

a.. NOVS 31U DnO0 WVORA.
70, cs.,i nam street, between Fourth and Fifth
''hk undersigned would respectfully call ="
~, 'ns ns raa r.sn.ion oi the Ladies' and Gentle
Well selected stock Of Boots and Shoes. nov -
opened and for sale at the above estsblisbmert .o
pris,ng all kinds Of Ladies', Gents, Missss' Ro,.
1na on,d.en wesr Of oil styles, grades aa size.
to neatncss Of style and durability nnd MA :" .,
h very small advance above Eastern cost. ~ rs
aIs determined not 10 be undersod by any house in
the city. Please give us can. An exsmins,ion Of
soSos ana prices is the only favor we ask.
sept ., 1850 N. c. HUISKAMp 4 ppo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-01
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~ STAR CLOTHING sTORE.-H sTpAns
~ SCu. have removed their stock Of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods from their old stana
70 NO 0. Main street door to s. s. Billing. vhcy,
aney VIII o. happy TO see their old friends and many
- Our spring stock will be received 1t m
early day, when weshall present unusual .dyanta.
sS' W 'uc usue. feb2pd