davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27
n. a. nOl NTas.S IMPROVED
AND SELr-CLEARlNG
FURNACE.
q > . q s.
D,f.,g.5 l.,,,,.f 90 lSSd

usHteu "ryu.s
I'iis FuthHee y u'hefeat :" n"h9 ss'Ltai
tafteuiafs if"lh any thi"H 'N'i 'tioie 'Hefu
20 the Puoif'
IL presents taF ~ sun uhl " shsstiNe iadiai-
ins suiisse ~" WnaSn 20 "1ie uli's1 sontae'
,aA,ket, ohe eHtifeiy hs" naa s,oFeI an, ieatuIs
9 tnr aaatlNn - A'.,'ua' - su'iAes AZ
iacheu !" the hfr fot IN thF FORM 81 rams, ~hich
wus WY 'nu.n = ~ sps hna
v"NNn' 800 " '' - II. nv.
80 sonsa, r,i5 nsslaisi
~ 'u' W, f"'' - SA@sssuAits w
'.A..s t'o ~ he 'auie'st
49, V"S ~ 49,, = 81 H., - a. ~ -
Vo .I, 4. 8 4 @ M - :. uA.uiH,',.s
liPo', 49,, II =, ~ ~ ~ ~"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27

Ar AeUE EaApicArok! ! !--Coseli's Bebserine
Mixture 10 positive cure for Fe,efand Axus AM
all Bilious Diseases. This Mixture hss bee Il be-
fore the public for snumber Of years and has q !
ways been used with success. 1t Isl harmle,s
and csrtsin remedy. Get . pamphlet from the
druggists and read IL and you will besstisG.d.
We will warrant this remedy TO cure whom taken
according 10 dirsctonsi twenty Ave per cent more
cases Of Agac and Fever than any other medicine
sold. II contains neither arsenic pruXsi acid
VI strychnine. Geta bottle and you need mot fesr
Agae and Fever any more.
soidAersby o'CouuorA Bro, and Mar.Aall4
Bruce. II. A. Porter Bro, Proprietors, Rock
Island, lila. aug5-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27

UA-BIue Mas and all other mineral com po unds
IN the shape Of pills, have been laid aside 10 max
soom Tor better production from the vegetable
Kingdom In the shape Of HosrErrEss Stomach
Bitters. These celebrated Bit,ers arc entirely
vegetable, and their CON binstion VI such natare
~ 70 guarantee perfect safety in being used by both
young and old, male and female, the latter In par
tieaiar have received the most sslutafy benefit
from the use of these Bitter, when all other
treatment from the most skiIiiul hands have failed
- restoring them from . stste Of debility 70 per
feet health. For sale by Druggists generally, and
BY HARRISON GIBBONS, Agents,
oct9ldAw Mxin-st., bet. 9th and 7th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27

WOODLAND EAM."--poAAps roe BEAU
rivrixe rss AAis-Highly perfumed, superior u
auy French article imported, and for half the
price. FOR dressing Lsdies II air IL has NO equal
xiving ita bright glossy appearances. 1t causes
gentlemen hair to carl In the most natural man.
ner. II removes dAndruG, always giving the hal,
the appearance Of bsias freshly shAapoesd. Prics
only atty cents. NeAs gsssias anlsss signed
FErkIDGE Co., n. T., Propsistes u ths
"BAia Of ThossaaA Riowsrs.''
For sale by all Drngeists. UyldAwl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27
DENTAL CAssp.

nk X. J. pUKKE Dc. Tres to inform this commit
~ nifty that be has determined to make ksoku k
his permanent residence, for the purpose Of prac-
tieing DENTISTRY. His business engagements
elsewhere such that 1t will not DO possible for
him to locate until spring. He feels assured in
giving tbs guaranty that he will come prepared
give satire sstisfaction in the various branches VI
his profession, TO all who may favor him ith their
patronage.
kErEnxscEs.-J. u. Howell, b. N. Wsb,tsr,
D. Miller, OF keokuki Dr. Bowen, DR.. J.J
Sanders, lows City. toctI0dAwtl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27
PRAIRIE state stoves.

isnArdiy nee essar, for usto reeartothis stove
| the character of whichis 40 we'll and tayorably
known tnroug hout he interior Of this ana the ad-
joining states. Although patented somete ye1a
ago, ~ possessesevery real Improvement thai mas
ever besn IL ads upon the descending nus s'ose' =
the ame time IL has stood the mostscsere testk 81
any Cook Stove now m use. Our conhdeLee In We
same 10 such thstwe are willing TO warrant ~ ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y.art sale Rooms u Main-st
.nra.d CoMSroCk BRO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27
Currency net xsee,veA.

new FORK.
Niagars River Bsnk, Tenawanda.
Agricultural, Hsrkinsr County.
Dairymaa's. Newport.
Hollister, BudAl,.
Oliver I.ce Co. Buffalo.
keciproeity, Bu1slo.
6sckett's Harbor, Buffalo.
Ontario, Utica.
Bank Of Orleans, Albion.
fates County, Pens yam.
Tompkins Coanty, IthseA.
uuguenot, Nss.PsIts.
Medina, Asdias.
Central bank Il Nov York. Utica.
Hamilton ExchAnge, Greene.
lLLIkois.
Bank Of Bellsyills, Bsllsville.
Bank o. 4lgin, klgin.
Stock Security bAnx, DAnvilie.
Peoples Bank, Carmi.
nashville, Rashvills.
INDIANA.
Tippecanos Bank, winnsnas.
Tippecanoe Bank, Logsnsport.
s bank Of tho Capitol, indianapolis,
Salem Bank, salem.
Salem Do Goshen.
Exchange Bank, 9rsencastle.
Bank of Warssw.
Rock River Bank, Bslsit.
Fox River do Gresn Bay.
Peoples do Milwaukee.
Badger State DO Jsnssvilie.
fArmers' 10 Hudson.
Waapan do Waspan.
MICHIGAN.
r. Mmssh Bank.
Psnins ulaS Bank, Detroit.
Aaeomb Co. do At.ClGnem.
Farmers 4 Meehanios' Bank, Dstrsit.
oHIO.
City Baak, CincinnsN.
Sandusky City Bank.
n union bank, 6endasky.
sAoNnal ~ clevsland.
$1,000 Oesnty Hssk.
\ 111Am1 Vx1lsj ~ Dayton.
0l1y LAX II Oelnmbas.
c1in1sn 1ank, a.
\ GDefMGoea4 1oak, Springfield.
paytsa noAA laVtn.
1noDn ysLAMp.
AlIse1eo1Go psssaat.
- LGH DRU0nES.
! IN - sals - ~ Dsug store Of BART
11x1. KAA4 Z ~. IA Aaia street.. Ksokak.
ssl31 14sos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27


theow
ssand
In
aforesaid leo
'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27
lhuWk.Eye state.

A STOVE with great capacity for both Cookibg
"A and Heating. Ne make threesiaes vi these,
and toevsry person with large families and cold
houses we woul Dir c co M insnu this article.
CUMsIUCk kho.,
an,sd II Main-st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27

AGENT FOR
:PHGNIX INSURANCE CO.. OF II AKTFORD,
CAPITAL 100000.
HARTFORD FIKEtNsuRAKcE coMPANI,
CAPITAL 100000.
sragiyS. co, OF olpgSsBuRGn N. w.,
aAplrAi 100000.
IN II L above Co npane inaure all insurable pro-
i perty At fair rates. All Information given,
and Policies promptly issued nj the ke0hnk Agency
in tac Iron Front building ,second-st. between
Main and johnson. lsep' ldlm
KEOMIk skAklNE lNAtMANGE 40
capital, 1900. 900.
fIyHIscompany preparcdtodo darinelnsur-
/ anca business. cargo rtskstasen customary
rates ,andt &c esuatSashf aGilttistsxtendeat ore
U ar customers,
Lossespromptly adjusted.
DIaEcrons;
A i}rtdgman u. y kilboarns,
n. ii Harrison, heo.h smytb.
John Templin, L Deming,
r. r. Moody III, ID Woodward,
". lG bourne, Jas. 4. Coz.
W C .kentgen.
ABKIDdMAE, President
q B.sMYTH, vicePrssident.
Al. DEMINd Treasurer.
WIZ .ruRRER, Secretary.
Onic. In SAM pie sou ldi NJ, 5scondStrsst.
,An3ldAw
Aiss, Now supply 81
sihsIiMoAI 81 ile ROCKS, aiiis u IL. Sa.;s
i niue;
Noctes Ambrosiane;
War Trail;
Ncighbor lakewood;
Humboldts Island Of Cuba,
Harp of Freedom;
Home Life, &c.
For sale At the CITY BOOK STORE,
scp9i SO MaiR-st.
NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given TO tho creditors or l..
~ W. 0'i,risn Co. that the said l.. w. O'Brian
Co. have this day made m assignment 10 the
undersigned, ~ assignee, for the bsneht Of their
creditors. Of the whole Of their property and u.
fecta. And the said creditors are hereby notified
10 dle their claims against the said arm within
three monrhs. properly aathsntiostsd, With the
dsFsignsd, assignee, Tor payment.
II. u. 0,BRiAN,
Ksekuk, Oct. 18th, ls57--ocs lsd Assignss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27

GREAT ExCITEMENry
AND
N o III U nm b u e.
new store, New deeds, ana
REDUCED PRICES!
ftsuE subseriber has TAX On the Nov Brick store
4 north side Of Mainst.. hstwssn Third an
Fourth, keokuk, lows, whore he is now receiving
and Offering 9 large and we'll selected stock u
NEW GOODS, all bought for cash within the isst
thirty days, inthe New York, Eoston and Phila-
deiphiA markets, and need only say that
our NJ ock Is Large aud rail,
And Gus toner can here fad altnos. any article
wanted, that is fashionable and cheap. Having
come TO the conclusion that'a bird in the hand 10
worth Two In tho bu&h, he has pied ihs ready
pay system, consequently the
Prices 81 Goods Muss Come Dswn
The ready pay system will be eHectually demon.
aold NJ the very lowest possible advance from 6rst
cost, thereby making difference Of from ten to
fifteen per cent. from credit prices. The motto
will then be
CHEAP FOR CASH.
small profits and quick rcturns--and would re-
specially invite the attention Of buyers to the
richest aud most elegant stock Of
Silk and Fancy Goods
Probably ever exhibitedin any store west Of New
lork, comprising . fun and complete assortment
of silks and Yelvets, Fiounced Robes and kobes
guile. Rich Printed Mousin de Lains, Vale nciss,
poplins Saxony Piaids, Plain AMI Printed Meri-
nocs, Plain Mousiin de lanes, French Prints,
Foil de Ghevores, Robes de Voyage, Dueales,
Printed Flsnnels, cobargs. BombaIins, Shavls,
Cloaks and Mantilias, Dress Fringes, Velvet and
Tsnssa Robes.
Especial attention IL requested TO the large stock
Of White Goods, Embroiderics, Collars, Sleeves,
Hosiery and Gloves.
CARPETINGS AND OIL CLOTHS.
New Patterns of Tapestry, Brussels and Ingram,
super and superh ne, together with all the lower
grades. Also, Rugs aud Mats.
Now one and all are respectfully invited TO give
us call. We charge nothing for showing goods
and M grumblingi il you don't buy
rW-one Price, and No Deviation .ES
W. W. PERINE,
sep2g Sid Main-st. between Sd and 4th.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27
Union Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP.

Ger. aNk Al stS., + . On Nh
y. r. NEATLY co..
MANUFACTURERS az EtsAm Easins and Ma
ltl chinery Of every description, saw aAd 0pst
MIL Machinery, Hosss Fronts. Window Cops end
msnt Of castings always on haad. 0sdsSssolieisea
and promptly attended u.
Ksokuk, April ., 'AS.atu s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27

CLOTHING. call attention to tho i'd
vertisouent Of Wheeler, Sherwood = Co,
They have 6ne ostablishnsnt on johnson
street, below the Post Once. Call and sec
than
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27

9Tosh EvutssS
A LARGE supply Of Peaches, Pears, Plums,
fAAlYles, Ard Il tsst every thing sndsr the head
Of Frutts, will - kept constAnly on hand by
KING 8 TAYLOR,
ssr3d No. MAin-as.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27

Parties feeling
Mayor CITY Keohuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27

Moss IxoN.--The Hamiltoa Belle arrived
on Sunday from Quincy with 6fsy-two tons
Of railroad iron for the Wabash and Missile
sippi Railroad, which has been landed It
the point opposite this city, and il sufficient
to lny the track from the river to the point
Of intersection between tho Wabash and
Mississippi and Warsaw and Rockford roads.
Sufficient iron has also been landed 1t War
saw TO lay the track from shas village TO the
above point OF intersection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27

Ter SALE
A LOTS In Mason . hover Addition--Gns view OF
s she city Andri Term easy.
Also, I very desirable lots in Klmwood, for resi-
denees.
nchisd SAMPLE s RANKIN.
EsOk SALBs-Part 81 lots and !, block 50, old
i Naits, kebWssn Jehnson and Exchsnes front
In g3d mehl0 SAMPLE RANKIN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27

EOkBALK--A 1rn Of los scsss, In Green Bay
= 1ewaslip, Les c.. lows, consisting Of 20 Acres
prArie and ~ timber; situated on ths Mississippi
river, niles north Of Fort Madisoa. The - acrss
are heavily tImbsred with oak and walnut, and
there u . good landing for steamboats, 81 ssme.--
6ad fsrn will b sold At very how 1gurss and rood
inc. SAMPLE RANKIN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27

tate business, in southern lowa, Hosthssr Missouri
and Western IIiinOis- 1ehiid
DesiraSis Yarns Ter sale.
4 ME VI the best and nost desirable farms 10
~ Hancock county, Ills ), will b sold 1t grca,
bargain, 320 acres, situated the leading road
from Hamilton - Quincy, miles from the former
place ltoontains large brick hosse with good
cellar, elegant b. rn and other out houses, we'll
wAtsSsd. nsArly all under fence and in good state
Of cultisstsuo. With The largest and most product
i've orchard OF choics kinds Of fruit in the country
:. Another faro Of - scrss, four miles from
ksOkuk, : miles Of Wsrssw, with good frame house,
barn, bsildings, Ans orchard &C., farm we'll i'm
proved, WITH good proportion of prairie and tim
easy OF access by good roads TO either OF the
above montisnsd places. The hrst farm mentioned
VA fitted up In fine order, home for the owner,
but loss Ut health equires southern climate. The
seovs will b. sold low upon moderate terms.
Also, go acres % String Prairie, wei improved,
With good pay nents and will be sold very low
apr3ed SAMPLE RANKIN.
IN MARKET.
I OTIS Of 2, and 3, On Levee, between Exehangc
II and bank. Also, 40 by 90 feet, corner Of 4th
and johnson. SAMPLE / RANKIN.
Apr3Od
1EkSONS can now have an opportunity ofpro
i curing 10 acres, adjoining Hamilton, near the
Biu6, 1t very low Agurcs. Inquire Of
apr3od SAMPLE RANKIN.
ATTENTION.
1 MAIN STREET property Chat is for sAle) il.
now offered, being lot TO- block ~ one east Of
Asssrs. Clark ! Van Nostrand's leather stors.
Apply for terms 10. 70 the undersigned. Also
bsaatifuI lots in D. W. Kilbourne . frst addition
) lots between 9Th and 9Th streets, on Franklin.
aprld SAMPLE 4 RANKIN.
PA.kASE EXAMINE
OTIS 1911, and ~ in block ~, old limits. ane-
- y situated on Ath street, directly opposite the
rssidenos Of Mr.. Chittcndsn.
Lot ~, block -, old limits, corner 18th and Co
dsFstrsets. valuably located. Terms moderate
Lots IL aad II, block -, on AAin-st., near Gas
Works.
West / Of lotlo, block Sc, Main-st.
Lots lsad :, block -, on 4th between Bank and
Timca.
Is feet Of lot 8, block 3, opposite PostolRce.
Lotsin Kilboarns's Add, a very low figures
In Aason's Lower Add.
Psstof Lots ands, block ia, old limits.
Lot 8, block lis.
Lot II, ).
Lot 8. Z, WiIliams' Add.
acres, this side Of the hrst toll gate ON Plauk-
road. For sale BY SAMPLE s RANKIN.
apryO.d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27

Young AnoRlca News = Oon
III Al been rsnsvsd frsm The cid stand sf Web
Ii stsr Potter On johnson o., 20 the Opposite
side Of the stsess, door sast Of Third where
the puelic esn always and the latest news and Pc
riodiSals Of The day. WILSON CO.
aAnkd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27

MORE CAns.-The ferry boat Hamilton
Belle brought up from Quincy lot Of pas-
ssnger, baggage, and freight cars for the
Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant and Minnesota Rail-
road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27

GTWs learn that the Profsssorship Of
Obstetrics and Diseases Of women and chill
dren in the Iowa Medical College, made Va
cant BY the death Of Prof. Z. C. Francis, has
been filled BY the appointment Of Dr.. Joseph
r. Waylsnd, Jr., Of Mo. The session COM
mences on Monday next.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27
RsAts N ast Coas Dswa

Rents have always been high here, too
high for the best interests Of the city; but
thus far the rush Of emigration, and the
rapid increase Of business, have sustained
the high rates. But now hard times are
upon us, the prices Of labor, Of produce and
Of property, have gone down, imnigration
10 checked, and the amount Of business, n
wsu - the profits Of business In oar city,
have been very much diminished Ia oonss-
qusnce. People cannot now afford to pay
the high rates which they have been accus-
TONED to, and landlords are sacrificing their
own interests, ~ we'll - the welfare Of tho
city, by insissing upon II.
We think II self evident proposition that
business men cannot, during the present
times, make sulkcient profits upon their d.
ninishsd sales to pay tho exorbitAnt rents
demanded for business houses; and W feel
very certain that the average income Of our
population will mot justify Thorn 10 paying
current rstes for dwelling houses. Such
being the case, il seems TO u thst the dc
tatss Of sound policy dsmsnd IN immediate
reduction Of rents in some adequate pro-
portion to the general reduction Of business
and prices. The effect Of continuing pres
snt ratss will be to keep out say new comers
from scttling and establishing business here,
and will drive out number of those already
here to seek locations whore sxpeoses Of iiv-
ing are not 90 high; and BY winter, when
emigration cases, We shall have plenty Of
empty houses and nobody to occupy them.
Let rents DO brought down at once TO fair
standard, and W will not only retain our
present Inhabitants, but add considerably TO
our population before winter ssts in; but
keep up the price Of rents and many Of our
.citisens will be forced 10 leave, and few or
mono will come in to take THAR places.
Iowa STATE Insurance Cove would
call attention 10 the notice Of an assessment
ordered by the Directors Of the Iowa State
Insurance Company, to pay losses sustained
by the ERE in this city on the 18th Ssptem.
Der last; and ve would suggest to the mem
bers Of the company the importance Of meet
ing this assessmsnt with prompsnsss, ~ it 10
the first call, Ia something over two years'
business, which tho company has been called
70 make. No one can complain Of the cost
Of his insurance.
Section 2 Of Article 2 of the BY laws Of
the Consultation 10 ~ follows /" Whsncvsr
any assessments shall have been declared BY
the Company, and notice thereof forwarded
to the insured by mail or otherwise, and the
insured shall for the space Of thirty days
refuse or neglect to pay the same, the Direc-
tors may sue for and recover the whole
amount Of said premium note or notes, and
1t their option amend tbs policy Of insur-
ance."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27
$25.nn0.

WOO9OVVy
TN WATCHES, Jswelry, Clocks, Ae., At prices
i lower thAa ever before offered In this State for
Cash, 1t U.T. DOUBLEDAY AWILGON'B,
sop2ld Eecond- st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27

FLOUR! FLOUR!! FLOURHi FLOUR!!!!
kesknk easy Mills.
YlvIiEsubscri bers having thorou bly, rspsirsdfhe
i above Mile, Areprspared 10 furnish the citi-
Gems Of Keokuk with Flour which they warrant
equal 20 any brought 70 this market, and would
respectfully solicit affair and impartial trial.
Iran and Aiddlinss constantly on hand
jy26-dtf COLEMANA FOOTk.
INSTMUCTlON IN MUSIC.
Miss CARLYLE, having had long experience
WI In teaching and practising INSTRUMENTS and
voeai Music, offers her services 10 pupils wishing
70 perfect theasslvss in these accomp iishments.
sep33dsm PATRICK 4 GROUSE.
F0N sKS. O. a. SAIL Tor sale 81
Jul jys0 WM. II. AUSTIN 1 CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27

Paper Hanglngs.
ESARRAClN0 al the latest patterns, q reduced
VT. DOUBLEDAY ! WILSON,
ssp3ld Ssoond.st,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27
IN MARKET.

I OTIS Of 2, and 3. On Lcvse, between Exchange
IL Aai Bank. Also, 40 by 90 feet, corner Of 4th
and johnson. SAMPLE RANKIN
AprYOd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-27

DEksoNS can now have opportunity ofpro
i curing 10 acres, adjoining Hamilton, near the
Biua, 1t very low Agurcs. Inquire Of
AprJ0d SAMPLE 4 RANKIN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03

THE COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION, of
Sandusky, will for their next annual distri-
button, present great attractions for subscrib-
ers, than ever before. A New York paper
says, 1--WE learn with much regret, what has
long been rumored, that the Dusseldorf
Gallery has been sold, and is to be broken
up and distributed by the Cosmopolitan
Art Association" This distribution will
take place in January next. The New York
Tribune says:
Hiram Powers famous statue, the Greek
Slave, was sold by auction at noon yester-
day at the merchants Exchange. During
the sale the Exchange was crowded and the
bidding unusually spirited. Mr.. H. II.
Leeds, the auctioneer, after brief allusion
&c the exalted genius of the artist, CON-
necced the sale. The first bid was one
thousand. ceIt 1900, and so on with $500
bids up to $1,000, ;y.hen bidders grew fewer,
and finally the contest narroyea down be,
tween Mr. Ridgeway, of Philadelphia, enc
Mr. Cooper, the Agent of tho Cosmopolitan
Art Association. The former bid $3.50,
and Mr.. Cooper $4,000. After dwelling
upon this bid for reasonable length Of
time, the statue was knocked down to Mr.
Cooper. Subsequently, Mr.. Ridgeway ex-
pressed much regret at his failure to secure
the prize, saying that he would have given
81 900 rather than have lost it. 1t is un-
derstood that this statue will be distributed,
together with the whole of the Dusseldorf
Gallery, to subscribers in January next the
Association having purchased that collection
of Mr.. Boxer recently for $lsO000. The
statue was purchased originally of Powers
by this Association for $4,000, and distri-
buted with other pieces 1t fell to the lot
of Mrs. Kate Gillespie, of Pennsylvania, for
whom it was sold Yesterday"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03

PUBLIC WoRKs.-Calvin T. Chamberlin
and Others, Forrer, Burt and others, Samuel
Doyle and Thomas Miller, and Dennis
Mccarthy and Samuel Doyle, contractors
on the several divisions of the canals of the
State, have entered suits against the State OF
Ohio for the fulfilment of the contracts
made by them with the agents of the State.
They have engaged the legal services Of
Thomas Ewing, Hooking H. Hunter, and
John w. Andrews. The Attorney General
will appear on behalf of the State. These
cases will be brought before Judge Bates,
of the Court of Common Pleas of Franklin
county, and tho result of the trials will be
looked for with great interest by the peo-
pie Of the State.- Columbus Gazette.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-03
PREsRRvArroN OF THE HArR-In all ages

PRESENTATION OF THE HAIR---ln all ages,
and among almost all tribes Of men, beautiful head
hair has bsen and s b regarded the farcst ornament
OF the rest works Of the Creator The patcan DANES
and damses OF ancient and modern Rome bestowed that
tention upon the hair which has added the crowning
" 70 the chef eurre the sculptor and the painter and
no lady, and indeed gentleman Of modern times is
mindful Of this exquisite hod and lovely ornament Of tho
To maiden beauty tits the nshing touch; to
hood IA the symbol and warrant Of strength and nobility
to-day In the days Of he patriarchs indeed such al
ways has been and always will be.
But unable we arc Withstand the ills Of time and
e II often happens that through disease and misfortune
bscome gray In early life, and bald before reach the
full grace Of hood the full stature Of manhood
Then IT Is that however much may vonerate the gray
locks and the wisdom Of bald heads among
honoed remnants Of the generation Of three and ten
know that gray hairs more venerable than
beautiful while bald heads neither the the
other but the contrary quite the Of BOTH
and impose upon many social and sanitary disadvanta
ges and discomforts.
Then that the who can relieve Of the msfor-
tune the eeey locks to their original color
snd growth becomes real friend and benefactor by the
this single exhibition of his genius skill And
muchas opposed to emprcism, and enpric as we
insincvey regard the Of every proposing
to accomplish such miraculous work. until have seen
the triumph OF his undertaking. nevertheless
pleasure resting upon absolute knowledge of its
merts to recommend Professor Woods Hair Restorative
the best article of the kind with which acquan
ted, and which has done, under observation all
thstit claims everything implied in Its name.
This article, in short will restore gray hair to its original
color to its growth and beauty wherever any blight
disease has checked that growth marred that beauty
This been proven in family within few weeks
aud In other related TO u.s. without the
knowledge of the proprietor. We only to add that
49, -.
No. 3l2 Broadway-Nep York Nsrs Sold by all respec
table Druggists. 23wz