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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28

No NEKCul.Y OR NAGSEOUS DRUGS [
M JOHNSTON.

Mclcr Of the r., C.cEe q Surgeons Iondon 'adu"'c
rom ona of IN. n Il eminent Colleges of the United States
md Tho greater life las been spent in the nrst
Iinsniia OF Ion raria Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
me oi astonishing cules that were ever
ioay troubled with r, ing IN the head aud ears "r
asrep great bors alarmed at sudden sounds
md ,Lnurss frequent biushlng, attended sometimes
vii ,l,,aupeupnt o, N ld. cured Immediately
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28
uIApEIsr ~ WHITE,
ID Tobncco Com mission Mcrcha

8. n nAFttsf, late Of Petersburg Va. }
$50 T. WHITE, late of the arm OF Hes ,
ter 4 White, Richmond, Nh.
Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28

MISSION AND FORN ABIDING MERCHANTS, AND
DEALERS IN GUAkp AND AGHltGI1I RAJ IMfI4E
MENTS frrrusnund NA.rrodncc eonsgnmcn,s solicited
which the personal attention Of the partners Reic
IN John otry, Saunders aml Miller, Ambrose
Ruckar chburg Thomas Wallace Hon. John + May Pau
McIIwano WIN y Joynos Petersburg Warwick q farhs
.Iala. IInSHi a Co, Rclnlond THOMAS BHANuH,
JAS. u BRANCH
spGdbpta JND 4 BkANtH
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la 81 The palate tie mouth the boLos OF the most
= the victim of this awful disease becomes h"rri
TIL death puts a period t" ms Il
i.r,ugs by scutue him to that bourne from " he
Weller returns" To such therefore Dr. Johnston
nsclf to preserve the most inNiol3hle serrec
IN his extensive practice in the hrst Hospitals OF
1 America he can confidently recommend q safe and
- t, Tie unfortunate victim of this horrd diseaSe.
: Is a melancholy fact that Thousands fail victims
adfi disease owing TO the unsAiltuiness "i Ignora
,iers who bv the use ut that dreadful lolson, II
n the constitutions and either scud the unfortunate
n uutnncly grave, else make the residue "l his III
hIu.
fake Particular Notice.
)r addresses all those who have injured theinSei
waite aud improperindulgcncies
hesp arc some OF the sad and melancholy effects Ir
early habits OF YOUTH VIZ: Weakness ot the ia ae and
Hr. .sohn >ton'- lnyi.oratimg tsencd. for Organ
10. NeaiAnC-s.

this great and important rcmody, weakness OF the or
ca- speedily cured and i yg"r restored thousands
The and debated who had loNta h"feaNe
been immediately relieved. All mpednvuts 10 sMarage,
pLysioal Mental Disqualification Nervous lrrtabHly,
r.mngs and Weakness or exhaustion ot lie most ieariu
lInl. speedily cured by Doctor Jnlnston.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28

QAfSsDB4NF FeON.-Tbr concern OF J. b n u
Novlln this day dis .ovedhy act of limi ation Al
ltrsan, requested To
present payment aud all persons indebted 10 us are
requested t. como aud make payment without delay
Bl.NJ II. NDWIlN. s. r
al ! u \ u. II. Nowln.
inn 81, ledG
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28

4 MspHAN. pgNE a. CO., Importers OF
French EnPl. aud German Fancy Goods, aud dealers
Combs brushes Buttons Linen and Cotton Thread Sew
SIR, aud small generally a Murray Street New
York la dly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28

u SION MERCHANTS, No. a FRONT str ct, New Yorl
UgsIibcral advances consig gnment.
klr. INNISC ADAMS would be pleased to hear from hi
friends at this house. JAMES A. CONNOLLY,
ap 33d ROB'T NJ. ADAMS
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INSURANCE.
MI rtfAI. SNSrEM
NEN N8Hk LIVE KANsEtONrtNs. q.
dAps EAI. So 80 .oOs Ga.
DAVID n PAYNE Agent
re- rAN NJ NJ u. Medical Adviser

\. IL AnM$rEAp l.. a. ttunsit.Nt
bR SAM X en-. NM \ RAD
SAM AtCoHkit
fENHlS Company commenced operations l. years
viii guaranteed capital OF Sdn oN which ha4 enmu
lated 60 Sltgnos t. Januaiv lsaa all invested IN
Stao Stocks aud In Bonds and Mortgages believed 10 be I'M
danbtculN goat
We knnn ct mode Of investing money more pr1htably
The profits NUT Al tor the usnd an1 have averaged not
less than thirty per cent annually the premium pad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28

ItssEWINa. Tobacco, Cigars, suuG-, wines,
LlQUoRs &c-We prepared to furnish our friends
public with the following celebrated Brands OF Chew
ug lobacrps
.Iun W stones Cranbury,
Henderson fiolcombe's Natnal,
WIN ID Mlers Bluh city,
hooker 4 Ifalscv's Lecomptc
las NJ. Claytors Natural Suncured.
addition which have usna supply Of fine lhVann
and Domestic Cigars, smoking Tobacco SnntH Sar
Jelly, sc. &c We constantly receiving al
dans stock Of Bottled Wines and Liquors, put
pr, -sly {, our trade and warranted pure
uar9l.t4 ii NJ HARRIS & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28

j MANNFAtT TNF.RN MD UEAI.EKS IN fUNPUW-
DER, CONTINUE 10 OFFER THEIR WELL KNOWN
brands nf III. .Et'IRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE POWDER. IN Kegs and Canisters. Also, Gunpow
der astng Mihng comprising full assortment OF
qualities kinds required by the trade guaranteed to give
entire saf> >flrtion.
The standard their Powder which has enjoyed the
highest reputation than years, will be
unsurpassed by other manufacture of the kind in
sale by the principal dealers and also the
ice Of Company, No. 50 Wall Water New
York A, c. HAZARD, Prest
ina o.d6
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28

Married persons ouug Men contemplating marrar''
haln a are of organic debility, Diet" IN
tics Nc should Immediately consult DR. J"hnstou"ho be 'u-
stored perfect health. -, -, ...,.
himself under the of DE- Johnston may
giouslv his honor gcntlemen aud eohhdeht
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28

should ref. sound mind and body are the most nse
,ay requisites promote eonuuhal Happiness Indeed tn
ont these the tourney throug life becomes weary pilgrim
an the pospcrt rlv darkorsto the view tn mud be
on, sA ed despair and filed with the Mr"heh"y
election that The happiness OF another bt,uuts hAhted WI"
OFFICE 40. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK ST, Bai1moff Ma
ALL Sergio Al OPFHArIoNs PtbFORMEp.
y B-i.c false modesty prevent you, bnt Apply ulte
ittely either pers'rSll or by letter . ,.,,.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28

have mi lrrd TIN nscNrs by n CERTAIN liatt''
.uIgcd in when altne habit frequently learned
r IN vii conpanions, schoethe elects oi Which are
tahN felt ssleep and not cured renders mar
rage mposs and both mind and body should ap-
pA immediately 80 =,
What pity that ,,rng man the hope OF ms "n'rHahu
darling OF his partt should he snat'hrd from gu pros
rect, and life. by the uencesh hf dtNlathF
lrou the path aud ndnginE in certain secret '"
H.. SUclt atrsous before contcml t8tlUg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-18

En-MA0uiRE's CoxrouSD ExraAcT o. Bsuns
Piazza certain cure for Diarhoa, Dyssutsry
Summer complaint, and eli affections Of the bowels
attended with relaxation Asa safe. palAsaAls and
reliable remedy II Is unsquAiisd. Fur children
teething. attended with irritation Of the bowels. IL
10 the mos: soothing remedy In uss. Prepared and
sold by ia @. MA0UIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
Wv. cor. Olive 4 I'd eta. So. Louis
For sale in Kookuk by Y. IL. O'Consor, 4 Bro..
and Drug ists generally. laag3odAw6m
EOH SALE.
TlsWo biildinx lots ON Main.st., between sth end
9th. Inquire of s. A. DUKE,
Jan22-dlm 50 Asin-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-18

r ATT pegtae e W. Maqhepms Aanieeoe. =
Rssle1san1 4Ssaane 3snpae, 1ss1s41 vee1b -.
q, fG6aol; - 49, - W61o1.o1ls. -
10y 49, - 49, 1870 - uovn.e 91o4
tASoaSA eot ~ es1nG1, 1aulqo lpao1netD kae1N
49, - - 49, 80 - ks.Say2e -.
49, - n6noetn1GnAeoo - a 49,
leoeas ne1oS 1Aoooa, DQsa1iaDv - $3.50 -
1iva1e lnIl1tap = = 49, ~ U1si -
IisSssSs. vS1i5asiss, q. = 1890 8 . -.
- slIsss IN - ssaly psssi1ak - Dss-
ons !. aesp,sss - $780,, = esssa
-. ~ yt-11g -
e. l - q: -. y -: e.: !.
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ID appropriated and taxes ars lsvisd By these
saae lawmakers, and here Jon war against
your own objection Of ssallsWing them y
contrncs debts for ethers to pag." ~ wAss
osn be your meaning + speaking = svssy
msn selecting his own lsscSsieasrsf Really,
Governor, this is coasidsrsse. was not
aware that to be landless was . capital Of
fence in the republicon state Of lows, -still
less that crimes by owners Of land we're
chargsabis, so that quarter section could
be pleaded for the benefit, in case Of felony.
The sneer, or blunder, is discreditable to
you. sir, and your argument, III 20 it may
BE- called by ooartesy,) still more %. This
is an old question upon which the minds Of
people, In the west, especially, have been
long made up, and which they are quite viii
ling to leave to school-boy debates. There
is and can be no reason for q "property quail
i6cation" in voting upon questions Of inter-
nal improvement, which does not apply with
equal force to the election of public officers.
That you should have been 90 rash as to
raise such question, and 20 weak - to treat
it with such fippancy and shallowness, is, in
deed, surprising.
This state is, in the form and structure Of
her institutions, and in the disposition and
character of her people, essentially COM
monrsaiih Of Jresmsm, whore every man 10
equal before the Law. The measure Of worth
and manhood here is not taken from the rent
roll or the tax bill. previously will the peo-
pie Of Iowa have belied their descent when
they recognise such distinction ~ that you
seem disposed to make. God forbid they
should ever sanction any disfranchisement
of the humblest citizen upon the paltry
ground that he is "without property or
household"
1t is not in your power,-I am willing to
believe it was not in your purposs--to array
one class Of community against another
Had it been 80 the imbecility Of the effort
made il harmless.
There are some other things which had
intended to bring to your notice in connec-
ton with the whole subject, but my limits
require me to postpone the rest to another
not distant-day.
With much respect,
CLINTON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-18

ca When lasy naa ssys ssI'll ~ Il Ct
ny leisure" yon nay taks h Ter gfaaGsa b
will not do Il al. go
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-18

Tue JrpcHsHIP. learn that communi-
cstions have been received by Judge Lowe,
signed by a large majority Of the members
OF the Bar in the District, earnestly solicit
ing him to stand as candidate for re-elec-
ton to the Judgeship. And the Judge we
understand consents to be candidate.
This We presume will preclude the necessi-
~ OF further suggestions or movements for
holding Convention in this Judicial Dis
trics, for bringing out candidate.
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osAS1 - OsuuDcsccT, ~
0ss1essd CDunty,
ossm = bs6ns nssAs I'll Asy e Jsssssy, 1857,
g: nixay. We rsss!tssi - 4n:ess A.
zleonn6De, tsesUoogy. nkNkY yVWLn1,
JuGetee = ~ Heoos.
I. 0ms-AaBuAl NvlsusS. Ro Cnns.
R4og ipsusanes In ~ eADve CsODoDy, ettAes
nll = - saissISa = ~ 49, = nisksy 80
-, OeGe - a -. bee1e0 nala 81 Jenn91o
sasSs1s. kssksk, lewa- Al Ieoe = 49, easas
a4tugle1aaA 80 y y TN 1YCKs
lsAi111o 0eabs Aesat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-18

81 City Lets Ter OA1o
IN UAOND'6 ADDITION. 1erus--l-1 css1 :
bstsncs 10 fSsr ysars. Thess hts an
situated % the blsf. near 0rAnd Avsaue, asA soa-
nAnd me view n sAs river. plst u the nens
nay be seen st the ssAcc OF G. h. NneoA, 70 Kif-
bourne = Block, Main-st. ffshU- -
PATENT tLASTIO ROOH850i
AvchisOcss and DuslAOss. Aeaonnaum i
tSAE Undersigned will ~ II Keokuk - M
iingtos sboat the Arsl Of Massh. - viu q
prepared " pus O ~ =. Chila& c. Paaent Rlap-
tic Ceasut koo6ng. Asshitspn snA 0Rilaaye 0enA
10 we'll MI - msks copsynsts ~ roo1ne rnsl 49,
know sometAiAg II The nSsit1 as NJ Afsse ra1eaI.
II 10 Ars AID vAtsr proof, not iatesionsly $3.50 ~
sinosphsris change. and = every NAP ) $3.50 -
ases assAsts sosasg than aay sstss, - ~
uAich saAsf uiti sns swssasr - 49, e1In 1S1SS
shingiss, - na - pat en fur ahsxt ~ TT
u sAisUiss- 1se ssteesasss sxsatae C6folinaN
papcrs. JAwB r. HIOR
fsblo-dAu
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Hos. W. II. Holns.--Thc Larska, pub
iisnea AZ Anamosa, the county IRON wniot.
our candidate for Register Of State Land
Oikee halls, bears this testimony TO his quAl-
i6cations:
Last, though not least, is our worthy rep
fepsnfatise, w. II. Holmes. We feel proud
Of hia. We defy the state to produce =
man that has served his constituents more
fsiihfnlly than be has and II elected to the
olEce " Register Of State Land Of6ce, we
cen Mssure cur friends at 9 distance lac will
dischargs the duties With honor TO the party
to which be belongs. We are aware We can
rot odd one mits 70 hi fame, for we have
hsard bpt one expression md that il this
Jones county will lose . faithfnl representa-
tive, md the state will get faithfsl and en-.
srkstie oGEcer. Mr.. II. has been slecesd BY
tl.s pseple q Jones twice - thsir seps1ssn-
tativs, end faishfally has he disehaxeed ne
duslss th1s usss incanbent upon hin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-18

GTHorace Greeley was prevented from
filing his appointment to lecture a, Quiaey,
- well as several other places, by the recent
storm and consequent damage 50 the rail-
road tracks In Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-18

DEAra OF An EpiroR.-u. ID. La Cossitt.
editor Of the North Vest, at Dubuque, died
At Iowa City on the 9Th instant, Of Consump.
ton.
lie spent the winter At the City writing for
his paper. aud acting us clerk of the com
mittre OF investigation in the Eads case
During the latter part Of the session he was
Frustrated by disease, and when the Legisla.
ture adjourned, was TOO low to be remove
" his family Mt Dubuque.
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ron SALE.


IA Lots, ssch containing tsa asres, sitssssd about
mile bsow the city limits, in the Valley Of the
Ucmoine.
Lots, in block IS, on the sarass Il Fifth Asd
JohnSoa sts.
Lot one, il block LEA, with imprcvsnsnts thsrs-
on whicii consist Of one frans dwelling oontaias
good roons, built on the rear saa Of let, ed :
handsome brick cottage eontaiaisg fear rsoas and
sbAssmelt, bsilt On froot sad II lot; god veil
Of water ON the pssaisss. Tssms very low.
~, ~ ~ % fest BY loo deep, ON 5sk hstwssa Ix-
change and Bank sts.
70 BY I've teal, fronting On 9Th street, bstvssu
Johuson ard kxoAAngs.
One thScs story brick store ON 5th st.. hstwesn
Main and yohnspa.
~ BY 80 tsst on III strcet. bstwssn xxsAanes asd
Bank, with Improvements.
Lots 3, ., IL. II aud l2, In block 49, a palsn
street, between loth and 1lth.
70 feet freatoa - street bstussn RlouAsau nd
Conesrt.
40 feet % Third street.. bsssssa Johassa end II.
change.
70 feet ON johnson street. bstwssa "a end IN.
~ test on Johnson stresA between I'd aud I.h
81 Acres Lad, hsautifaily situated, aADss q
amiis FROM The old city limits, on IL plaak reed
Main ssress runs tAfoaSh The centre II The xaet.-
4 number Of 1ns farms containing fro. ~ y
400 acres.
Those who wish 70 purchase will Do will 70 give
as acaii. (fshl8-u
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WAsarxcroS TERRITORY notice in the
organization Of the Territory of Washing.
ton, our old friend VIM. II. Wallace, former
ly Of Dit. Pleasant, was elected President Of
the Council, and r. L. Doyle, formerly Of
this city, Chief Clerk of the House.
II seems that the light Of Republicanism
had not reached that distant body as the Of
Gcers Of the Council are all classed as Min,
and those OF the House as Democrats.
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-. m. AUsTYN 4 co.

SNo. =. eA0n, ~. 4. 4. oAneourna, =. d
DRs. Ra1s 4 Casnensev,
HAvIN0 associated shs0selves h ~ puaetie>
LII of their pssfsesioa In iss vaSiees h1anshss
go - lssnd - tAsir sGes, est $40 q - s@Dst
bsswssu Aaln ssd Johnssn, nsxs Aess - Anass.
sos Bank. RsstAsass oS sAafsenss - md s>ssss
hstwesn JsAassa sad 1xoAasss; Of the lastg, =
ths olAes. fishS-d
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GTCotton is called the great American
staple, yet the annual crop 10 exceeded IN
value BY the corn and Mhsaa crops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-18

CO The Oswego Pallsdion says that Mr..
Peter Roaslli, Of that city, now los years II
age, has voted alnest ever sisos political
parties have had N sxistsucs in this eoun-
try.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-18
G. r. DIMOND,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND
Real EstAse anA Insurance. Agent.
KILLBoURNE's BLOCK,
Main Street, BET. Second and Third,

RsvEnrScEs- Edward Kiibourne, EsQ,, Ksokuk;
John Whitehead, co., New York; Chas. L. 1sest,
DO; Asssrs. Page, Briggs Babbitt, Bostoa; Anss
D. smith, ESQ.,, Providence. X. l.; Edgar Conklia,
leans.
DoLIciE5 will be issued in the folio wing 1rst
i class and reliable ofhces, Wis.,.
New York.
IHs "ArLAnrSc fiaK MARINE 1nsuRAHcs Co., -
Of Proyid. noe. X. !. Paid mp Capital $50, zoe.
The "PEokIA NAME. AND fIRs IHD. Co." at
Peoria, Ills. Paid In Capital 4lOe. Ooe.
Real EsYALE Observation-Disclosures attention aid
to the purchasing and selling Of City Lots, Heasss
and Lands VI every description.
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WE bsg leave y iHissn ~ gseA .sisisns u
w Ksoksk 81 vis1aisy Nat " have est -
sriaaiag aeats. sadass psseassd - fssnisA tAsa
all With The bsst Il Rlour, q NJ nsss rsaes0aA1s
tssne. We wassantssr Hoas - - uessspeassd b
any thas b tsssgAt - ~ nAskst, eaA - tive SIT
ts1asetsa, - - nsasy ssf1aAsd.
Alse - A6aA, plsety a. hsaa, sAssts, shipssuH
-. Any orders, osooapaaisd with The sAsA, IN u
the City Mills Desss win ~ peo0ptiy attsaAea o.
Tioas and 0fessfiss dsitversd = aay part II Ne
city free Of saAsss. -
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Notice 90 Contractors.
GEALKD prop sails will b. received nj the o0ss
~ Of tho City kn.ineer until o'clock p. H., Of
Monday March 9th, A. D. 1857, for putting In stone,
DC, IN the Lsvec below Main street.
Pay ment to BE- made In Twenty Year Boads Of
City Of keoknk, bearing per cent. interest.
Specifications for above WORK can be seen ct he
ofice Of City Engineer, after fvb. loth.
L. HUTCHINSON,
ksokuk, Feb. IA, 1857 -d3ot City Engineer.
SYYYTl9E1O HNY8aR
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gThev. Dir. Harvey, Metaodiss minister
In carbondsle, Pa, who few years ago
turned SpirituAlist, and has been holding r.
ligious services connected with the rsppiass,
has been brought to sec the error Of his wsys,
and, finally. he and bis principal follower
have come out in . card, and owned their
conviction that the whole II an imposture
and delusion.
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KILLINGS HOUSE. =
Mois Street., bet. First and Second.
y. LA1KIN, Proprietor.
TGvHH General Ticket OAes for tAs Rsilroads,
i StAess and 6esanhoass, 10 In this bsildins.
fsbl3-diy

D1RRY'S 6en&- Weskly y. n. Ns1uss Club ex-
i pirsa with No. LIZA. A new slnb win ~ assAs
up, asd asy one desiring The paper saa leass ~
name, with -, either With Dsning Isvs - Pod,
0crhAa Ford. G. n. P1nRY.
Feb H. BID
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WOOD 4 1TWDD18N,
WHOLESALE AND DBTAlk DBALER0
p
Esgltsh go Yf1eeA CAs1aeols,
nRUus AMI XEDElSk6, PAINTS, Ola,
II Dys-3tsGa. DrsSAss, rssssmeSy, Fancy Ar
tislss, H., slse all ehs FASTEST 1saistnss .of -
day. 10. Isl Aain-ss., ksehsk. y3vs.
isnlS-dAw
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ldborer, whether possessing land and hoass-
hold or possessing none, who pays the tars,
of the state, yours among ths rest.
Bot the men ''without property and with
out household are really very few in Iowa,
as compared with the whole number Of elect.
ors. There is no such sntagonism among
the people VI the state as that which you
suggest, there is no reason for such antag.
onism, even upon the narrow view which
you entertain as TO sustaining "ths burdens
of government
You observe that "there 10 manifest pro.
"priesy in Glloring ~ every man the righl
"of suffrage under ordinary circumstances
"lt is proper that every man should have the
privilege to join in the selection Of his owr
"law makers and his own executioners, I'll!
but there is not the same propriesy in al.
.o".as ssers man the pris,isge VI or..i,ok
ian Indebtedness for others TO pay.n
have read this passage over several
times to sec whether you really weighed the
language you use; TO zee IL il might not b,
an Interpolation by some mischievous wa,
who had found access to your manuscripts
or At least, an error TO be charged 70 som,
needless printer.
To alio~ every man the right Of suffrage
To dlior every man the privilege Of joinin,
In the selection Of his own Law makers aoS
his own exscusioners! Why, cir, on you,
own ground he should hare no voice in ID,
selection Of lawmakers unless he has prop
srty and household TO be taxed. The none,
- The state, gathered, - you woald q,
from owners Of property and householder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-18

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-18

A SUDDEN FALL.-A man who tends one OF
tho switches on the railroad, on Saturday
morning last, thought no would see how
much he Was suffering, and carried out the
thermometer for that purpose. The mercu-
~ fell 80 suddenly that It knocked the bot
tom out! He said he WAS satisfied. LII Nashua
Telegraph.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-18

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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-22
Girls wanted i'm Grant Co. wis.

The Grant Co. Herald advises all the
Young men to get married, and yet adj
mits that there are no girls to marry. He
says that the proportion of manageable
girls brought to the West during the year
is certainly small, perhaps only as one to
five of young men. He adds:
We hope the East will organize female
e1nigrating associations, and aid in bal
ancing the power of numbers between
males and females in the West. The old
States have helped US to railroads, and
now if anybody will aid us to carry on the
wheels of population by helping our young
men to girls, we promise them grand
children by the million Prescott Tran
script
A brave lot of boys those must be down
in Grant Co., to send such piteous cry
for hep, to the fair maidens of the East.
If they can't get rich enough in Grant
Co. to afford to go Fest and select a part
ner for themselves, they had better move
to meregion where girls are more plenty.
Up in this country we labor under no such
disadvantage. There is an abundance of
girls siam naatura uiro," and still they
come. If the Grant Co. boys want "grand-
children by the million" we would advise
them to 90 to could Ireland" for part
ners.