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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-02
1857. 1867.
COMSTOCK 4 BRO.
STOVES,

Ksekun, IsWat
A LSO, sonstantlyonh hand and receiving dine
"A from importers and nanuIactarers, TIT lais
Russia, imitation and Ansrisan skeet inns tssn
wire, fivss sheet copper bross ard sine, pig issss
copper bottoms, bolts sndrivtts, jaFannsd bfisai.
Ais and pianished ware. oval boilers, sktilttss
sssss. waale-i,cHs. stov. SPIDER, wagon ks1s' :
coese nils, brownsrs, Ac., &c.
apf3-d ElNS1OCK 3 BRQ.
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Notice..

DY virtue ofa warrant to me directed by
ID the trustees of School District No. o
of the town Of HQpkinton, for the collec-
.tion of Rate Bills, shall sell at Public
Auction to the highest bidder, Mt the Hay
Scales in Hopkinton City on Wednesday lst
day Of April, at one o'clock p. NJ. all the
right title and interest that Benjamin F
Chester has in Buggy Wagon which was
levied on by me tIis ninth day of February
1857 .st fifteen minutes past ten o'clock A.
M. .S,fd property wi Ii Be sold TO satisfy
IN the sum Of three dollars and eight cents
apd cpsts, du e,.feom ,Denj. r.. Chester, as
appears on the R9te,Bi}l ofsaid District;
for tuition and other expenses.
GEO. H. sPfGER,, piyct Collector.
Vobkinton, Feb. 0, 1887. 295
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NOW READY,
The Newspaper Record,

A Coll ection + Newspaper facts and Sta
tistics eoutainin
A COMPLETE LIST OF NEWSPAPERS
IN THE
UNITED STATES, CANADAs, AND GREAT
BRITAIN.
The only reliable work ofthe kind in
the ,Dorld. And invaluable a assistant to
the Editor, Book Publisher, and Gene raj
Advertiser. 8vo. 200 PIP,
On the receipt Of So, it will be prepaid
per mail. to any part Of the country.
LAY & BROTHER, Publishers,
m203 No. 83 Dock st, Philadelphia a,
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Lost,

-E0UR Notes signed by the subscriber
Il dated Stonington January the 10Th
1885, and payable to the order of George E.
Palmer for the sum OF two hundred each
The 6rst note payable on the 25th day Of
March 1865. The second payable on the
25th day Of March 1857. The third paya-
BILE on the 10Th day of March 1858, and
the fourth payable on the 25th day" Of
March 1859. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating said notes, or either of
them, as the subscriber has received no
consideration for them, they are therefore
void WILLIAM X. CHAPMAN.
Stonington, Feb, 10th 1857 3w295
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MUST BE SOLD.

TNHE entire stock, in the store under C
! Leonard's Hotel, consisting cf
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Hats and Caps, Childrens Clothing Furn
ishing Goods, u fine assortment Of Cloths
and Cassimeres.
The above named stock Of G oods will be
sold at cost prices, and must be sold in a
very short time. All persons in want of
Fall and Winter Clothing never will have
another such opportunity to buy clothing
cheap. We shall not pretend to name prices
above the first cost Of the goods. Call and
seefor yourselves before buying elsewhere,
These chances will not last byt sh6rt
time; you had better improve them.
294 C.LEONARD, Assignee.
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TO rHE REPUBLICANS THROUGHOUT
THE UNITED STATES.
a WORK 0FPERyH.ANE.vT V.aLUE
Reps5liean Campaign Documents.
In one vol. Svo 500 pages. Cloth. Price 81,
postage free.

"AVING received, since the close of the
44Campaigu, Il numerous requests for CON-
plete sets of the Speeches and Documents
issued by the Republican Association, the
subscriber is induced to reprint the most
important of them in neat octave volume
Of $50 pages. II will be remembered that
many Of these Speeches and Document
were prepared with great care, and contain
much valuable statistical and other mat
ter that cannot readily be obtained els.
where, and, although compiled specially
for the Campaign, possess permanent
value, and will be useful for future refer
ence, especially during the next three
years. |..t ..-
These Documents and Speeches may be
considered part of the literature Of the
day.
The volume contains twenty six Of the
most important Speeches delivered IN Con-
gress by Republican members, together with
the Speeches Of Senator Seyard at Albany
and Buffalo, his Plymouth Grafton. and
three delivered during she Campaign. at
Detroit, Oswego, and Auburn.
Also, Westop's standard Documents, en-
titled-Poor Whites Of the South ; Southern
Slavery Reduces Northern Wages; Who
are and who may be Slaves in the United
States! Will the South Dissolye the Union
The Fepral Union, it must be Preserved;
and Who are SECTIONAL
Report 0fthe Kansas Investig"ting.Com-
mittee,
Kansas in 1856. A complete History Of
the 0utrages in Kansas, not embraced in
the Kansas Committee Report. By an Off
Ger of the Commission.
w Reasons for Joining the Republican
Party. By Judge Foot.
Organization Of the Free State Govern.
meut in Kansas, and Inau5ural Address
Of Gov. Robinson.
The Fugitive Slave B; Of 1850.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Secretary Republican Associate No.
tional Era Office, Washington, ID. G..
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The Boston Daily Journal.

(Morning oreEyening edition. as may be
deSired,) is sent to subscribers by mail, n
any part Of the United States, for six Dol =
lars year. Ry means of'our Fast Press
We are able to keep the forms of the Daily
Journal open several hours later th q ny
,Qthef daily paper, and thus not unfre-
quently to publish important news from
twelve to twenty.four hours in advance.
The average circulation ofthe Daily Journ.
al is more than doubt that Of any sub.
scription or two cent paper published in
Boston. -
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Providence Conf. Seminary,
EAST GREENWICH, r. l.,

rs managed by a large and experienced
i Board Of Teachers. Careful ntte ntion
Is given to the health, morals and mental
dicipline Of students. Superior facilities
nre' offered in all branches, Common and
Higher, Solid and Ornamental, taught
in Academies of highest grade,
Board per termof eleven weeks $22. Tu-
ition from - to S6.75. Bills in advance.
. The next term, far the pleasantest of the
year opens April 9th. For CIRCULARS Civ
ing full information address
'6w295 G, W, QUEREAU, Principal.
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THE subscriber would respectfullyin-
form the citizenso ofStoningt ton and neigh
boring towns, that he keeps constantly
on hand q large assortment of American
and Italian Marble, for Tomb, Tablets,
Monuments, and Grave stones made to
order, in every shape and form, at his
Marble Yard,in Stonigton borough ,wh ere
ne offers any thing in the marble line
for sale as low as can be purchased in
the New England states. Those In want
of the above articles, will do xellto call
and examine for themselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
All orders, either by letter or other.
wise, promptly attend ed 0 and faithfully
executed. A share of the ublic patron
ngeisrespectfully solicited
Particular attention paid to the set.
ting of Monuments, Tombs, Tables and
Grave stones, sold from his Yard
oRRIN DoTY.
Stonington, March sth, 1856. T.
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FALL GOODS

WE wouldrespectfully announce to the
w ladies Of this place and vicinity
that we are now opening a splendid assort.
ment of fall and winter Dry Goods, and
those in want Of any Dresses and Shawls
of the latest pattern, will do we'll to give us
q call, as we are selling them 20 per cent
cheaper than they oan be bought elsewhere
At the same time we call your attention
to our new selected stock of '."'
ZEPHYR AND wORsTED GOODs,
which we will sell at our usual low prices.
1881 GATES & MAINTHOW.
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SPECIMEN OF LYTHOTYPING
In press and will be ready soon,
GRAINS or GOLD,


sl. OR A COLLECTION OF
Social. Moral and Intellectual Maxims.
By SAMUEL NJ. SMUcKER. A. N,
Author Of the Court and Reign Of Cath
crime III. of Russia "HistOry Of
Emperor Nicholas, L." &c.
This undoubtedly will be the most in.
teresting work Of the kind ever published
in America. 1t will contain Twenty Cas-
kets, richly laden with the finest gold {,
wrought into over seven hundred separate
Original Maxins, and Independent Re.
fections, with Wise Saws and Profound
Aph orisms, which refer to verybody and
everything worth referring to, and es-
pecially adapted to the present time, 1t
will be printed from plates formed by the
NEW LfTHOTYPlNG PROCESS spoken of
in the last number of the Monthly Rain
bow. .I.-
1T will, withopt doubt, be the handsom-
est book in typographical appearance ever
before pu blished; andit will be printed
and bou nd n the best style, and bound
in the best style, and its contents will
ma Ike it attractive and pleasing to all
classes of rea aders. Price so cents copy
for hich it wi n be sent post paid Ad-
dress, GEO. A. CROFUT, Publisher,
294 83 Dock Street Philadelphia.
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Administrators Notice.

VNlE subscriber having been appointed
Il by the Hon. Court Of Probate ofthe
town Of Hopkinton administrator On the
estae of Benjamin +. Newton late of Hon
kinton, II. l., deceased and having quail
fed himself accordingly, hereby requests
all persons having demands against said
estate TO present them and those indebted
to said estate to make immediate payment
THOMAS I L ARKIN, Admi nistratoi.
Hopkinton, Jan. y, 1857, '3t-2Qa
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New Goods.

NEW Plain, Plaid and Striped Silks; Wool
and silk Plaids; Cashmeres, Marines, all WOO
De LANES, printed and plain colored velvets
ladies Cloths; ladies Cambria Collars; ladie
Belts, etc. ,justrec'd and forsale by
236 DAVID SMITH.
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Vulcanized Rubber SOles

nF variety Of thicknesses for ladies
~ and gentlcmens wear, with directions
for putting on.
This soling has been In use for several
years and Is now fast growing in favor with
4. the public. For economy and durability
bfsr surpasses leather while IL serves to
Keep the sole Of tie. foot perfectly dry, Its
application so the boot or shoe Is quite SIM
pie, being put on with cement, whicf9is
furnished with IL. For sole cheap BY
tZ94 G., MAySON A. co
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PRICE REDUCED TO
Twenty-Five cents for Large Bo:tes.
DIR. s. 9. RICHARDsoN's
COUGH BALSAM

THE safest and most effectual remedy for
l. Coughs and Colds ever introduced to
the public. 1t is slightly laxative, and will
loosen and cure the most obstinate cough
arising from any cause except deep sen ed
consumption, and it will greatly relieve the
suffering, in cases of that class.
We ask the skeptic to try one bottle.
For sale by [6mo* 279l
POTTER & CHAMPLIN, Westerly.
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Real Estate for Sale.

THE property that haze occupied for
the last six years is for sale cheap,or it will
be exchanged for other property If not too
far from some market; would prefersome
small place where there can be from six to
ten read of cattle ~intered and summered
with house thereon. For further pafticu-
lars enquire of L. P. Berry on the prsmis.
es or Of Weeden H. Berry.
49, j. P. BERRY
Stonington, ,April24 1856. -
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GENERAL assortmen forsalc. Also,
Scrap Iron bought q; the best market
price at the Store Of the undersigned, on
West Brohd street. II & &F.SHEFEIELD
Pawcatuck ,April,. 1854. 161
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Stonington, April24, 1856. :"
Fancy Baskets,

THINA TOYS. Perfumeries, Toilet Ar
~ ticles, and also q fue assortment Of
Hair and Tooth Brushes and fancy goods,
ust received by o. STILLMAN.
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HAVE on hand q fine assort tim ent Q n in on
IL Napkins andtable Diaper, ofthes snow
drop pattern.
Also, q quantity Of Brown and blesched
linen and wool figured Table Cloths ,forssls
cheap.
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WAAkM TIRES.
E x LSlOR

Receiving direct from che Manufactures
and Importer large and splendid as
g.. sortment, which flor elegance and
neatness, cannot be surpassed
in this town or city.
Selling at prices that defes competition,
SUITING THE HARD TINES,
from cents to six dollars with oil the in
termediate prices.
Comics of every description, new and un-
ique
Emglish Styles,
YOUNG AMERICAS
Of every description, and envelopes 70
match.
ALSO
Coll and Illuminated Cards, Valentine
Writer'S, etc.
For the benefit Of purchasers I keep one
an three cent postage stamps.
Kind Patrons and Friends we solicit your
patronage, ut Cupid's Depot.
p 25s D. W, HAMMOND, Agt.
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q. d. TOWNE, M. D.,
THE CELEBRATED
vegetable and Roct Physician,
l... For tho cure of
Consumption Blood Diseases.

Once, No. $50 High street,
DR. T0wNE win wait on any that wish .,
~ their residences al any hour Of the day oi
night 'I
DR.. Towne pays special attention to the cure
q catarrh, Th roat Affections, Brouc hitis Cou.
sumption, Humors Of all Kinds, Piles, Heart
Reumatic, and Nervous Diseases, Headache
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Weak an all gonr feeling
~ the stomach, and other Chronic Diseases.
HUMORS.
There Is no branch of Medical Science 80 neg
lected as bad and corrupt Humors uumors pro.
duce Catarrh: humors produce Sore Throat; iIu.
mos produce Bronchitis and bronchial AfYec
uons Humors produce the all gone f.rlipt az
the stomach. Now teese each and all combined
lead directly to CONSUMPTION Now here "a A
remedy. My Medicines will cure you, (not one!
but numbcr.) for mark. no one medicine cures
everything. great difference in disease grows
OUT oi tne constitution of the patient. To illus
trate take Consumption. There is--lst. Chronic
Consumption I'd Acute or Swift Sd febrilss 4th
Childhood 9TH, Latent Consumption. Now who
would think OF curing all these with one remedy!
No honest man. As with Consumpt ion, SO vii tn
Humors and all other Chronic Diseases.
To the afflicted say my Remedies are Purely
Vegetable They are Natures Remedies. and act
In Harmony with Natures Laws. and thew act
with a certainty. They are harmless because
they act in Harmony with Natures Laws to assist
nature In her struggle ageinst disease, Therefore
the patient cannot take them without a decided
benefit. You that have disease, COME! 1 will
tell you just how ou are-what your disease is
and the remedies that will cure you cure many
With my single remedies that are given up 10 die
: ooNSUMPN0N ., CAN BE CURED !HUMORs CAN
BE CURED!!
81 Medicins sent to any part of the country
~ addressing @. o. T0WLE. NJ. D.,
No. $50 Hight-st.. Providence. RI
N All letters must contain one or more pos |
age stamps to insure attention.
Come and see the Doctcr. Advice free
Omce hours from to 10 a. IN and from to D. |
!. Office No. $50 lIighst, 2sa
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lust received lnrgs-ses sortment ofval.
~ sntines Of every description by
ID. W. HAMMOND.
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THE sEMI-wEEKLY JOURNAL,

The SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL,
contains all the reading m after of the
Dai y-is published TUESDAY and FRI.
DAY mornings, at Four Dollars year,
BOSTON JOURNAL POR CALIFORNIA
sprinted on the 4th vnd 10Th of each
month, 'or mailing by the steamers Of the
9th and goth. 1t is made up'wjth the
greatest care for the informa tion of New
Engla nd men in California. Over twelve
thousand copies o month are now sent
there, which is much larger rculation
thanany other paper printed in the Allan
tic States has, 1T Is allied at this Office
for six cents a. copy. A person one dollar
can have one each Of sixteen numbers seht
to any one they may desire.
gs- Agents and Newsmen supplied with
either edition Of the journal, On tho Ost
liberal terms.
Orders for either Of the editions Of the
Journal must be invariably accompa n ed
BY the cash, and should be addressed to y
CHARLES O. ROGERS,
IL STATE STREET, BOSTON.
Boston Nov ember, 1856.
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COW. PERRY'S
] JAPAN EXPEDITION.

Narrative Of the Expedition of an Ameri-
can Squadron to the China Seas and Japan, ,
performed in the years 1852, 1853 and 1854.
By order of the Government of the United
States, under the command of Commodore
NJ. G. Perry, u. ). N. Compiled from the
Original Notes and Journals Of Commo-
dore Perry, at his request and under his
supervision, by Francis l.. Hawks, d. d.
One volume, 2vo., with two hunlred steel
and wood Engrayings, Maps, &c.
Price $500
d. KIMBALL & CO.,
No. II Market Square,
Providence.
General Agents for Rhode Island, and
Worcester County, Mass. 2SS
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Doubled its Circulation

in single year, encourages its proprietor
to continue the same plan. lief would
therefore suggest to those who are about
selecting their paper for the ensuing year
that these terms offer TO them one Of the
Bssr New ENGLAND FAMILY NEwspApERs
Mt very Low PRIcE-one which is within
the reach Of every man. OF the character
of the
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14
THE CEMETERY.

The fencing. grubbirg, and general improve
ments Of our cemetery, we understand, will
be continued Immediately, the grounds
made ready for interments as soon as posi-
bic.
The embellishments Of the ground will pro-
ceed % fast as the funds OF the association
will permit. A cottage for the use of the
keeper Of the grounds will be erected witt out
Taelay. and during the summer will be built a
sReciving Tomb to be used during th' severe
months Of winter, and for temporary inter-
ments, until lots can be selected. A aReceiv-
ing To nbo will be highly appreciated by
Whose who have lost friends during the winter
months, and who know scmething OF the diff
fcalty Of cutting the frozen earth. With a
curator resident on the ground, depredatioas
OF al kinds viii be prevented, aud neatness
and good order will be secured. A curator
aud Receiving Tomb are essential requisites
for well governed company.
We feel well assured everything has been
done within the power Of men, in making the
organization of the association, as perfect az
possible, to secure for it good management
and psrpetuity. It is established on princi-
pies matnred by the experience Of similar asso-
ciations in different parts of the union. All
funds received from donations, sales Of lots,
or otherwise, must be devoted 10 the re pair
ing IT the grounds, and securing surplus suf-
fcient to maintain them in good order, when
the present generation has passed away.
This - no speculation. The trustees have
undertaken their 1rduous labors without any
expection of fee or reward, other than afond
recollections," and the discharge Of duty
dictsted by aregard for our common humans
ty. We sincerely hope our citizens will
jeheerfuIly and literally sustain Ibis enter.
prise.
There should not, certainly. he any stand
Ing back, for there is no undertaking which
can come s'nearer homes than this, or which
can commend itself more forcibly TO the best
feelings OF our nature. 1t should, and We
have M dorbt but that il win, cbtaiii promp,
ard liberalsupport.
The officers will be happy to explain the
constitution and bylaws of the association,
and TO receive applications for lots.
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Almost a Fire.

On last Friday afternoon, our citizens were
thrown Into great State Of CONSERVATION by
the cry of fire, which proceeded from the resi-
dence 1T Mr.. N. Baldwin, on Second street.
Itappears that the fire originated from stve
pipe. The elements were happily ex'ingnish-
ed before any considerable damage was Gone.
At the time the wind was blowing very hard.
and had the alarm been given a few minutes
later the consequences would have been very
disastrous.
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AccrbENr.-On Sunday morning last. about
ess'clock, the stage was capsized hear Sugar
Creek, = lady passenger, ana he driver We're
seriously, though not dangerously injured. II
appears the horses took fright at some object,
and becoming unmaLageabie. IN short dis
tance. Nlien the wheel struck a stump and
Overturned the coach.
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STEAM Boar ARRrvAIs.-The steamers
Michigan and Des Moines Valley, within the
lac. week have discharged full cargo es of
on the rapids heing SO strong as to pretent
their coming any higher. Th, Des Moiles
Valley iandei near two hundred barrels of
-four, which is stored with James Hawley, of
this city.
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To THE BALp.-We advise al. who are az
ficted with badness to use "Wood's Hair Re.
storative." II has been used with great sue
cess by Thousands, and is admitted by all 10 be
the greatest tonic for the restoration and pre-
servation of the hair known TO the world at
the present day. This Invaluable specific is
to be had at No. ia Market street, where GER
tifca,es from persons of high character and
sta ndirg, testifylng 10 lis virtues, may be seen
at any time. Hs
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quaintxnce with public men, was whether he knew
the American Chemist DR.. ]. @. Aver; who invented
the Cherry Pectoral and Cathaftic pills. As these ar
tices tnaore particularly the Cherry Pectora) In
general in the cities OF South America they the
prevalent representations Of American products
and many thousands there well as here. I'd
them the recovery of their health from malignant dis
eases is not strange they should hold the inventor
in esteem, but II is rather simple In them To suppose
that the Doctor is the only fmark have among
our twenty-five million people.
M Nrn
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Merchants Gargzing OH.

This valuable medicine combines the nee
essAry qualities to entitle it to public favor
(. Long experience furnishes ample testimony
thu. a. Liniment adopted to meet the wants
and emergencies OF an classes, merchants
Gargling Oil,n in its appropriateness to both
man and beast, merits the appreciation with
which tits received. Possessing In high de-
gree the properties q an anodyne and restor-
alive. 10 bas 4 wonderful infnence over many
Tainkal dissasts. IL great elhcacy to heal e
~atlribntable to the chemical combination of
the choice ingredients Of which il is COM
W. =. ElmendOrf is the authorized
agent for the sale OF this medicine at this
q Mace. Sold also by druggists and merchants
usually in the vicinity. Wholesale by medi-
cine dsaleisin all large towns. 49, l.30..
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ANorHEs The house Of Mr.. Nc Allistsr,
situated half-m east bf Blakesburg, was
burned to The ground on last Friday. Mr.
Ne Ailister lost all his furniture, together with
notes ard other valuable papers. Fifteen
hundred dollars in & Id was in the house at
the time. which was afterwards recovered in
conglomerated mass.