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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-20

CHANoEp HASps.-We learn that that por.
ton of the railroad between Galosburg and
Quincy, recently called the Northern Gross,
has passed into tho hands Of Messrs. Forbes,
Thayer, and Won Hoffman,, BY the deed
of trust. Possession Of tho road is 10 giver
to these gentlemen, who are TO carry II on
and appropriate t'ae profits to the paymen,
OF interest upon money borrowed BY tn.
Northern Cfoss railroad from these parties
Il Macomb Enterprise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-20

On fH1 0K0UND.
u71kL - sssd - pualie Austien, on Saturday,
" ~ 9ethsf Juss, 1851, Bssty eAoiss Lots
q 0tsalssd, - 1Aissy-fsss Les - Raysaswssl.
esss = esonssss - 10 e'slsek .. N, shs
kAv1MgW0OD sAjsias 0LEMHoHD - ~
nsaAA, fssntingso 0san1 Avuoss. ~ paans q
beth psepsrtisse1 ~ sBee e ~ asAssu(eas1.
1ef1s-One-11tA eash, hAlanee h 60, tvs,
tAses - fsuk ye1ss Will intsssst aansaliy st -
- - ~ Aansa. xists pss1sst, asd usxrassy
0ee1 dives.
1hsMu = ~ Ksskuk aad H. rlsasant BAIL
rcd WI leAse ~ Dspse IL 0i1afeea D4oGisn, =
~ ~ u - ~ eaelosk, an1 win rs4an % ~
sasly ~ altss ~ sals. fassags Frs. \ ssl-
Da1lSo ydu - pgsyi1sa q tia sale.
1D,lMueo W11A1ae - attsnA ~ aa1s will meet
SMITH VAN srcklnu.
n. B. VAN elCKkuM,
taaA9-4 AnslIsnsss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-20

ERoM my Brick Yard. eorn sr Of Jshnsoa and
lath streets, on Tuesday, tie 10th inst, FOUR
HORSES bays and one sorrslI. will give .
liberal reward for their Tetarn r for infer
that will lead 70 their Tctuyn.
junc2O-dJt JAMES ". MITCHELL.
lTimss and Post copy tines daily and charge
nHfnn :.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-20

WALKER's IsAuGusAL--A Kansas CORES
pendent gets OF the following criticism on
Gov. Walkers high-sounding and almost
amending inaugural:
Gov. Walkers eight column Inaugural
seems to be but little tailed Of. The fact 10.
the people Of Kansas are like the Winneba-
80 chief, who WAS endssvoring TO rsfuts the
missionary's argument for the goodness OF
Providence. "My nation," said be, sshas
more rain than Il wants, but no cattle, whiis
the Sacs and Foxes have more cattle than
they need. Nov, II your God were good, he
would send us more bsef and less thunder -
The peaceably -inclinsd people Of the Terri.
tory, who have had great many fair prom
ises. but have enjoyed but partial protection
IN their rights, are in that 6x precisely. They
want "more beef and less thundsrlD
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-20
Railroad Meeting. wess

A meeting Of citizens was held at Leon.
Decatur county, on the 4th instant, to con.
slider the subject of railroad through the
southern tier OF counties. II was held in
Pursuance OF an adjournment Of a similar
meeting, convened on the 23d ultimo. The
substance Of the resolutions Of both meet.
'ngs was, that they we're in favor Of the
Southern Iowa ct. Madison) Railroad, but
would raise $350,0O0 subscription in the
county, and use their efforts TO secure the
proceeds OF the sales Of the swamp lands for
railroad purposes, all Of which should be
gwen to the f-st road which should secure
them an eastern connection.
A meeting WAS held ct Nebraska CITY on
the 18th ult. Resolutions were passed "a
the edsct that they were favorably impressed
With the position and character Of the South.
sfn Iowa Railroad, but would give 5000 .oot
individual and county subscription to tn,
road which offered them the earliest con
nection.
A meeting was held At Corydon, Wayn,
county, on the 5th. Resolutions were p.ssc,
expressing confidence ia the Southern low
ROAD, but urging union between that road
And the keokuk and Nebraska road; alst
pl sdging $2O0, 900 Of county substitution t,
line through the southern tier, . fur,he
subscription TO the exteat Of the value Of tn
swamp lands, II vote Of the people to tina
u8Hnt 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-20
GTCol. Richardson has declined the mp
pointment Of Governor IL Nebrasks.

DogoLAss ON UTAH AND SQUArTER SovER-
xisSrr.-Senator Douglas made speech the
other day, in Springfield, Illinois, and &C.
cording 20 the papers, he rs-adjustsd his
views on Utah and tho great principle Of let
ting every community or State ssdo a. they
On pleased," which has been heretofor
the Senator'S favorite idea OF free govern.
ment. lie il reported in tho Chicago Tri.
bune substantially - follows:
Utah: Hero he said that once be doug
las) Was in favor Of nominal popular sover-
eighty, bat nosc he had become convinced
that the thing W0s practically scrong thar
the Mormons we're traitors, aliens, enemies,
outlaws, lecherous sconndrels, TO-, that she
territorial act should be instantly and per.
emptorily rspsalsd-that Young vas muir
derer, outlaw. rebsl q ainst the Union. Here
he again got hapry-Dosglass said the Ma
tional Democracy, BY Buchanan, had taken
the matter in hand now, and il would apply
Ito use hia own worda-ssthe knife quickly,
and cut out that pestiferous and deetructiv 9
cancer, ~hieh was gnawing into the vitals Of
the DO dy polite" He said she reversed his
Old opinions on this ground--had swung
around and had taken an impartial view. ~
Said that when people were incapable Of
elf-govcrnrent il was the right, ii was the
duty Of other people, other governments, to
lay hold Of and seize that other foolish peo-
pie, and to govern them noIsns poisns will
ing Or unwilling. Popular sovereignty was
duly Knocked in the head BY Douglassl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-20

TOSTENs1 PATENT 9n1CTIOA
WINDOW SUPPORTERS,
WHICH will taks the place y Weights ~
W Pnllcys, ansverlng A0cA ALLY WE'LL
FOR UPPER AND LOWER SASH,
And At ons-tsnth the expsnse. They are not lia-
bic 70 set out q order and are easily PIT on.
They are also the
BEET 6AEA LOCK EVER INVENTED,
And prevent wiSdows fron being ratified by wiad.
Tor sals Of Wholesale ed Retail b.
pluDmneY = Co.,
No. lle Main-st.,
01nRRAL AGxASs voa snB 6fATn o. Iowa.
N. b. We Asvs models illssesesiae ~ Weekiae
Of the 6eppsstsS, md ~ Mnoes u 1etting II o..
jans2d&vlv Rbst eSDy.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-20

Above will b. seen 60 Of ~ ssisasaasd
RUCGLES DIAMOND CARD PRESS,
neat, simple and beautiful msshi.s, vAisA ~
have had In suscessfu operation for The Lest ssht
cen nonths. 6inec procuring ~, ~ havv Itneed
an Immense amount 81 Cards, end ths fsduoeo psiss
1t which they have been Afforded hes Bsseely In
creased the amount Of that knd d work Il this city
Its execution 10 perfect. Cards printed spsn havs
= clsar, beautiful impression, am 1nn IuK WILL nor
srRsAp On RrS OFF. Its spsed IL q great - good
card ink can be possibly worked snd : AandSons
press work upon tbs engine, s.ssss.d IL sss Ssss
manner, IL from 70 cents pr 1909 Cards, which,
will be observed, leaves too sriaink masglo foe
reduction by any improvement, 70 b. talked about.
We have
CARD OWoCK
Of every kind. color and quality, and can fusnish
= customer may desire, from 90 css. peS 1000
oPwarass bat n al sases
rs Cheap 40 any Competitor
and
UNIFORMLY sGrrGR ExecurEo.
In beauty Of execution sess b. equal
% in this city whils, = natter Of scnpssitioa,
1T COSTS Us LESS MONTY 70 Print 1000 Cards
than it costs printer II Ksokuk the orseAy not
excepted, - We can ssiisfy any one intsrsstsd 70
know.
We respectfully solicit work Of this eharastsr II
particular, from city and country eustensss, With
assurance that 10 all respeets satsl theu
Of which the great amount Of work which We are d.
ing in this line L pretty good evidence.
New DoDks.
VNHE American Merchant 10 Earope, Asia and
1 Australis, by u. y. Train, With An Introdue-
.ion BY Freeman Hunt, Of Hunts Asrehants'
The Heress Of 2reenhurst, BY Mrs. Ann 3. Ste
vens, author Of FAshion and Famine.
Dynevor Terrace, BY the ssthor Of The Heir Of
Rydcli6.
The Morse Yolk, or A visitto the Homes Of Nor.
way and Sweden, BY 9. \. Brace, author Of Home
Life in Germany.
Sisters Of Charity, Catholic and Protestant, and
.h. commanisn q Labor BY Mrs; Jansssn.
For sale 81 CLARK 's. Corner 9th Main,
And on Johnson At, adjoining the Postothcs.
junslbd
new POOkEr MAPa.
GEC TIONAL and Township Maps u Ieva. iii.
! and Minnc,ots Also, hallway aides end TRAY
eiers' Hand Books, Of latest issues, for sale q
CLAkkE'S.
| jelsd Adjoining postoihee.
FRUIT, FRUITI
| K1N0 4 TAYLOR,
WAeiesaie Dealers in Forstgs sad Dsmsssse
Fruits asa Nass, amA Cennlsssen
Dealt r IN Dsnesssc rrsa.es:
REiNd CONTESTED with the l.rgss. Aessss IL
| - Boston. New York and New 0sisans, tAOy ass
enabled to obtain Aheir supplies fresh from those
markets, which they win cell - cheap - sny
house in thu wet. The following /. iist Of part
| VI their stock:
Oranges, Lemons, Bannn
Pine Applrs, TAmsrind, Frgnts,
Dried Peaches, Dried Apples, Dates,
Dried Currants, English Walnsts, ytss,
4 Almonds, Pecans, Filketts,
| Brasil Nuts Pea Nuts, Cocoa Nuts.
1 jsl6dAu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-20

Faox KANsAs.-The day after Jim Lane re-
piled to Gov. Walkers speech at Big Springs,
his steam sawmill on the Kansas River was
destroyed BY FIRE 1t is supposed to be the
work Of the pro-slaveryitcs. 1t is thought,
if such prove to be the case, that the saw
mills Of the Border Ruf6ans, in the same
neighborhood, will not be very desirable
property to insure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-20
The Eagle Clething store
REMOVED TO McCuNk'S BUILDINGS,
Corner of Alnia nad Xarnnd

Corner OF Main ana OocoNd.
TTyHE undersigned would respectfully announce
/ To the customers Of the above named sstab-
lishmeu, and thepublc generally. that he has pur-
chased he entire stock and good will Of the same,
and that he will be in the constant receipt Of and
keep on hand, . good assortment Of every thing
usually found In such establishments.
Mr.. WIN. vineil, whose pleasing address and long
pericnce in the busness well known, will re-
main Ms salesman, and NO psina will be spared 10
show that far liberality and fair dealing are
concerned nothing hes been lost By the change.
jelyd l.. b. AALTDY.
Cheaper than the Gheapess.
FTHOsEa about to paper their hossss; will And II
l. to their interest 70 examine, before purchasing,
tho extensive stuck Of new and elegant PAPER
i. r. DoGBLEDAY ! WILSON,
junels-d Hceond-st.
superb Plane roessy
WE have lately received from A. W. Laid
w Co., Boston. three 6ne Pisnos Of the follow
ing styles and compass
One seven Octave, carved mouldings, Louis XIV
style.
One seven octave, (eentre Piano,) double round
corners.
One "A Octave, richly and deliberately carved,
Louis MY style, with three strings TO each ham,
mer.
Allshe above will be sold at low 6gsrcs far cash,
or short ne sotiabls paper.
The Pianos 0f A. ". Ladd are unrivaled for their
exquisitciy swcet and rich tone, and took the most
Hattcring premium that was ever awarded 70 any
Plane. PATRICK 4 GROUSE,
tune sd IL Mniu.at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-20

a CA10 =.

TTyHE undsrsigssA, Yrepssiagts fern . so-past-
! nership In the aginssSing aad 6sfvsyiae bsa-
issss, osr thsir services - tksS fsissds an1 eos
toners II every department II their psolsssisA.
nsslsg 'ss Hss,as' As.a soss. s.s p'sss 6 s:r
(sxcept within ths old city linissG alss, nsw addi.
lions, tevn plate ard country surveys, near OF ~
mote. they will also sxsssss drafs-na3s - plasl
II any required styls, md undsstaks ~
Ing Of the sanc. Bstng 10Th sxpssisoesA 1S1lsoal
Rngiaecn .-sne Asving plsnty q new ard snpe-
sior instransHts, -tAsy Win slse nake psslimafy
surveys osAtions, Estimates, 49, ~ nsaIssaAs ~
other public wosks, sapssintsad aad m4asaFs M,
sonry, bfidgtsg, sastAuork, ~.
0Aee on 6seond-st., opposite ths AtAs1osn.
EDWARD a. FOX.
ian9A-d u W. (lTlEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-20

GREAT AeE.-A slave Of Capt. Lewis Bis
sci, living near st. Louis, died on the 9Th.
aged 100 years. This, we believe, is the
mast remarkable instance of longevity re-
corded in modern times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-20
FRUIT, FRUITi


1OfAn BUSH. Potatoes, just arriving. sd win
1OUO be sold cheap 81 KING TAYLOR'6,
iel0dAw No. Aaiu-st.
S0 BXS. LKMOrs, In store and selling q very
~ low, At KING TAYL0kD,
jsi6d4w Aaan-st.
T1NAMAkIND6-A fresh supply just received BY
1 jsisdAw kiN0 ! TAYLOR.
m sks. PEA NUTS in stose and for sals low
1QU 81 KIM I TAYLOR1,
JelSdAw ! Aain-st.
BANANAS, fresh from New. Orlcass, for ale 81
~ KING TAYLokr
ATES, Pigs, kAisins. Fog. WalsutA, siibsrts,
~ Alneads, &c., h., n any quantity, 1sssa1s By
jcled4w KING Tailor, AaiA-st.
PIANO gO0TENy PIANO 4OWT0o { I
1.-TWO very valusbls inStsumsuts, nads y Hall
| net. Davis I Co., celebrated nanuesetassn, Bn-
ten, for sale cheap for CASH. or will - ex4hAagsd
for country prtduce, o. merchanatse Of aey Kind.
KING = TAYLOR,
| junel6dAw No. Aata-st.
| MELODE ONDg
1.-TWO very 6pe toned Instruments, fre0 ~ ~.
| j ebrate1 mandatory Of 4AsoR 4 Hamlin,
Boston, just Dcciycd and fos sale shenp ~ CASH.
Will be exchanged tor cosntry Produce, IL applied
for soon. KING TAYLOR,
! junei6d&w No. / Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-20

DELInQUENT LIST or Lot.
IAN which speci1ktaxes sre duo and unpaid fol
~ McAdamisiug dn Dlondsaa street, from Third
street 10 FIN street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-20

CO A new Republican paper is to be es-
tablshed in Washington by G. NJ. Weston,
OF Maine, and d. X. Goodloe, of North
Carolina, ~ realizing the idea which MIR. Blu
chanan originally entertained concerning hi
"organ," one editor from the North and on,
from the South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-20

rnnsUciSs. 1fsIdixrrs,
roa ALL YRI1cIHAL PLAcEs.
Decd Ter Aay A.ao9sh 81 Ttae.
Cen ~ psseprea d tAe
kAILA0AD TICKET OY11Ck,
Asts-Sf., eae deer t5om 1iiJtAls Heuss,
J. 1.TkWk6BURr,
Ticket Aesats Ksoksk Iowa.
c. g. nAnnosD, 0snr Sspt CT. 70. R.R.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-20

NEW POCKET MAPa.
GEcTIONAL and Township Maps VI Iows, llli.
- nois, Missouri, Wisconsin, Kansas, Nshsasks
and Minncsots. Also, hallway Guides and Ipav.
elcrs' Hand Books, VI iAtest issues, for sale Al
CLAKKE'S,
bikI AA;a;nsu De ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28

ARrEsIAN WELLS ON THE PRArRrKs.-A
gentleman, whose statement may DO rsli.
cd upon, writing from lroquois county,
Illinois, in reference TO Artesisn wells IN
that county, says: "Three Artesian
wslls have succeeded admirably in this
o0udty. The water rises over tho ton.
and runs Of 10 6ne stream. The opin.
ion 10 quite prevalent here now, that
good wells OF this kind may be secured
any where 10 our prairlss, q an expess Of
81 so per foot. and ct THE level they
will not have to sink them more than
lbs feet"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28

II Cheers, JM DOS stt ItcLf4dif
THIS unequailed beverage possesses medicinal pro.
perries u the highest order. u IL manusactuf ed
espec ,ay for ana BY the Proprietor aud Psfent Of
the bess Dsterials, and has the merits Wihsn the
deleterSoxs elects 81 auy other Gin either in Greet
brdted C0,didt Gin has been adopted by eminent
physacisns ~ the puYest and most encscious dinu-
stse stsmuant and diuretic which manufacturing
skill has yet given 70 the xorld-ftts entirely exempt
from those alcoholic drinkE which beg thirst for
stinulants. Orders TO any amount promptly filled
n he Propriotor. ESQ 0l0DREY
Importer Of Brandies. 0iu, Wines, &f.
June99c3m Is South william o.. New yos2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28
MEDICAL.
DR.. HUBBEI.LS
Private Medical Companion /!
IMlOS'lNNee,S Friend.
JUSTPUBLISHED, GRATUITOUS.
MEDICAL.
TO YOUNG nxN AND

TO YOUNG MKN AND
otheea. Nervous Debility
and Chronic diseases. TIE
nrst and disscs oonssq ucaes
Of excess and abuse OF the
sexual system, II . peculiar
diseased csndittou Of the .
minsl organs which .Ae Al.
thor In hts TR0A11Su, hes
called the special dtsrase u
Mast uSbatton. me follow.
Ing Disorder, souDs n oae
case, se0s IN sneeheS. are
aeain the direct coasequeo-
css Of this diseose, via ~
mlnal nntssIons General
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28
Iron, Steel, Nails
.AesSS BlOcRsnetfh TOols.

IRON, Pittsburgh Boiled and Charcoal, Swede aad
article Of Swede and Pittsburgh Cast Steel, Naylor
Co, round, square, nat and octagon, English Blis-
ter, German and Spring Steel PloV Steel, all sxes;
Nails and Spikes Of all sizes; Bellows, Drills, vses,
Hammers and Tones, Stocks and Dies; Anvils Mouse
Hole, and steel faced Horse Shoes and Nails o..
sorted sises; Wagon, Carriage and Seat Springs Wa
eou. DraY, and buggy Axles; shsvels Spades, Grain
tones cast Horse Head Hitchng Posts, Iron ettles
nd Furnaces.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28
GODFREYS
Ck9e6e,Oeed Core 601D 6sses.S

M q Ne7W7fFtu 7VHtt q Df0HHtV5ts
A POSsyIyB and Sslstshle Remedy for (. neal De-
IA nany, n1Nqpsta, Las = AUsetite, and all disor
der Of the Digestive Organs.
The Inventor and Proprietor Of Godfrey's Ceie-
brdsed Cordial BitsevS " sssQpsepting them =, an
anrivaiied tonic and invEereM Is spssatned By the
best medical authorities Of Europe and Amerks -
well Is By the muitiudes who AAse tessed We D. A.
. restorative hey seAnd alone. Thossands nAo ere
now iaaGaisAhg uleht swske 70 - i1aseep,e y
this powerful renov.tor. The dyspsptic who resorts
nent. Upoa he Vital ORGANS, they exercise direct
sanitary inf usUSs, snA yst their agency Is q mild
- salutary. For general debility, sinking q The
stomach, loss OF specific, sick headache or mental
depresxton, BROKEN sisp, natutnce,
fantness after exercise irritAbilty. choc oottve-
ness, and all disorders Of the nervous SYSTEM their
benefits are inca lcuSabse.
Purchasers are cautioned against all impotitions
Central Depot, le ueuAh Wiilism st, NY.
GEO GODFRRY.
Junoood10 Proprietor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-28

The Liver l. one % - the principal rcgnlatoss
Of human body ,and vheo u performs ~
functions well, the pDW - ers Of tho system are
fully developed. TIE ~ ssOMSoA 10 almost co.
tireiy dependent on he - heAIthy scatoo II
the Liver for the pro- PER performance o. IL
functions when the - stomach II o. fault, H.
bowel. are at fsuit ,and the whole system sui.
fe!s v oonseqs:are q o. .ose orsAa-ths lIvan
-hsvine ceasd % - - Ne duty. Pov - ds-
eases 81 that oTganyODe - OF the pSopnetnss -
made 1t hts study, 10 ~ practice Of morn shoo
twenty years, - md ~ tome remedy whogs-
with u countesact ~ - many dsssags0an6 .
which it's liAb1e. -
To Prov that ttisrs- NEEDY !. q LAST SospA,
any person tronL.ed with Lirer G0saDIsfnt
In any ~ It's fnrms has - but 10 try botsle. -
convict ion H. certain.
compound has been formed by diooOaytng
gums End sx'faetins that part vhicA 10 sei-
ub . for the &c vevirs - tues VI the msdtelne.
Thee gums remove I'll m 1bid Or bod Uoo1Gg
from ths system. sop ~ plying In teeis Dsooe 3
healthy How Of bile, In MIGRATING he sionacA
causing 70 d 20 digest = Vel. purifying he
bio 4. Ewing tone end hsal1h - iAs uAess
msrhiDery rsnOshs the eaases q ~. Ais-
ease, end sdeeiinG = radical cure vtehous
any Of the disasrreeAie assev rarcts. M >
using CaioSsei or Xis. srI EOisoa ~ .
usually = - I'D 70. - $1,000
sedsss ansPsatlag, ~ = st9aMe = relieve
the stomach and pre- vsnt de - ffo0 M
Only o0s aoss tahRn beeogo reeagiag Dssv0le
1aiy 90 1sss tsAn It sisAs sasssss -
bosels gsatly, sn1 o1<os sosstivessso.
One lsss takss sstsr 81 osai viii cuss
a ~. - ssss :S:'~ '.n ~ =
One bottle talsa for s@a;e essssscssoas ~
moves the cause q tss q dlssase, and .sass :
on,r one dose imme- q s,ass,v' r.,,sy.s cls,e.
one dose often repeated 70 . sur- cute 81 CAeIsro
AXe~s, - !. Dssvseaive 3 Oot~s.
o, ss s::es sa ss's ~ & ,,:ys u s:sss:' =.
ings.
:. 70 Only oss spv,s y ssesed - threw out Z IL
system ~ seas % &eseas e1ew iess 49,
one bottle taken for JsssAkep ysaovss - ysssU.
ness or unnatural color n. n she akio.
90 oss sss: :2e:s :s1's 50: ~: 100 ave
Quo dose often repeated cures CAeow1e DtsyrAss
In lis worst forms, while sssssasr aad bowed con.
paAints yield almost - Tie first dose.
whae tor worms u c6ndrsa thess = 10 ssser. :a6ss
or speadier remedy 10 tho world, - Il seo~ 80
1lers y no exsgsersetou In these seaesnsssS ~
prove, ~ Il 10 sss G srs siviss sSsir snsai.s
testimony In is favor. Il
We take tAhnite pleasure = seoDcn4n9 Us -.
TO- w.. =. =. s e e IA s.
rats Nh srsseays - .hossssds sss WING ~
4 c. @ q - . as 49, ?: = sssss . - -
ssasesA. . ~ &sntbr6s AsstGwsssv. - epss.
ally Known 80 thresahees ~ 6nsa- r. Sssvae
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sp11s siiiacsta Asys hsen evea egt1e estst viss.s
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D('ility and Nervousness, Dtstaste for Society
gloomy Pressntments. pain and weakness In tke
bAcs. impairment Of mental yiGor and memory wesk
and wstery eyes, eruptions on the face and body.
restlessness Of vicious dreams and unrefreshing
sleep unntness for marriage relation, improper e.
cifsbhIty Of the oreans, structure. eostivse0 pes,
dyspepsia, be. To the truth OF this, more less IN
case, every ruever from solitary indulgence con
attest. Aud further, any latent family predlspo-
siton TO disease. mbecillfy, impotence. insanity
&c. is almost surely eventually developed Into aciy.
those maladiee 10 young pertons, o. proved ~ The
statistics OF al Countries. And this Is equany tres
Of both sexes.-Still, II taken In time this dtseaas
and its consequences arc perfectly anenable to treat
ment.
DR. Hubbeli has. for many years past, been con.
suited upon many and distressing cases Of TIL.
vice. that hts attention hes been necessarily much
directed 10 Its treatment and cure and he u happy
10 add. has beyond his most ssnguine expectations.
mstured . treatment at once safe and certain, and
free from painful operations nsuseous medicinss
DIR Hubbel's Treatise should b. obtained By evsyy
one A. It will prove complete safeguard against in.
position. II explains the nature and cum eqnensre
o, all diseases Of the generatve orgxns
n Thor living q djrtssce, BY snclosing tvs
receive copy By return Of mall, Gratis.
DIR Hubbell's experience 70 not exceed BY any phy.
stefan, In the treatment Of Pcdfe Dtsesses Of any
nature
EonaA1o D100a0o2.
Ladies may visit the doctor with perfect Conscience
he has rooms especially for their treatment end
suppressons iuchorrhea, and all Irregular
i,iee speedily and ssrtaay, without pa,a OF inosn
venience. &t
Persons living at distance, BY giving . plsin
statement Of their will b. attended 10 puncSn-
ally, and medicines forwarded BY express 70 eli psrts
Of the United States.
Address, yHubbesl. D. bog isos P o, Chicago,
Illinois,
Private once, No 50 Randolph st, oppssate the
Revere Hotel.
Junel9itf
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LUMBER.
LUMBER! LUMBER
Cannon n EtPMch'S
Steam, Saw 4 Planning Mills,
AND
Door Sash i Blind Factorv.
The Lowest Mills on Second St..
AND
The Largest Lumber Yard in Da-
venport.
vlNME enlscIll.,s hnve on hand and cff.r Tor sale
BNit(I(Vg .vHNfPriuI.


BMitsliMg .vgMteriMl,
ever offered In Davenport. Consisting OF
40. 900 feet Framing Timber of every dimension.
10000 g Seasoned Flooring, rough and dressed
100 900 " Barn Boards, from Il 10 - feet long.
AGO 900 q" Fencing
$4,000 " Shcsthing.
10000 " Siding Feather edged, and y l ,ch, Of
various qualities.
100000" Clear Lumber for finishing. Of every
thickness
so0,mo &" Gut Shingles.
loo,noo " No. /, Shaved Shingles.
ON. 600 " Sawed
1Nn.OoD d" Iath.
10000 Pockets.
AFRO,
large assortment % Doors, Sash. Blinds, VII =
dow and Door Frames, Mo Iliiug and Scroll work Of
every variety and Of thu st quality, constantly
hand, aud manufactur'd order at the shortest
notice. ii'vng isrg, ct ak of logs, We are pre-
pared 70 MI orders for fIy ming and Bridge Timber,
with the utmost dispatd CANON n FRENCH.
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