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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-04

AamAnfasFaa0rss sale.
TN accordance with IN ordsH gsantsa By the
j County Jsdgs, ! wiA SELL the foilt.isSdsscshsd
Real Estate 6slohging 70 kieAass Jeass, Odd,
70 WITT !.
The south wsst quarter Of The ssstA- uesi 3oAf-
ter Of section t~snty -aiAs CO., In
Eve lss). north q rage Ave 20 wsat. Ais, ths
owisg described property to-Nits
All soeth east Of CaHal, Of the neytA pne-Aall
Of the south west qussssr Of sseetee syenty-nIna
(1S) II townsAi Ave l6Sl ssesA e sanes Ays
s6lwsst, eoateini1g sixty i've aa.ts nafe y isaa
Twin sell Ill o. psrt q the atevs leesstAed
property ~ psiv4ts sale. aid 4 sot soia esfoss
The 37sk day of Jsly, 1857. viii oeef y - Isb-
plat Of said property NAY heseeA 81 ths sssse
e jsa9erd : MsCuns. ard q ths law eaee 81
ALAG. lynsh. M
Iesns VI aals, ! aaah, balance u one ysar viii
= $50 MARTIN STANFORD,
iuneat-lln AAmtnistrstee.
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aEWRRAaE,

That which struck me rs most remarkable
was the extent Of lines and capacity Of the
sewerage. Keokuk has nearly four miles of
sewers OF capacity SO ample that you can
drive four horse wagon and team through
them, being ten feet vide and twelve feet
high-all built Of good limestone and the
bottom paved likewise. The sewers are
built in the ravine, following the lines OF
streets and alleys, 30 as to forn)a perfect
drainage. Cannot your city fathers take a
lesson?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-04

Notice - ConSsacaoSs.
G1ALED proposals will - received at The oAss
- Il ths City Engineer until o'clpek p. ~, Of
Monday, Jsly 9th, A. D. 1857, for the 0rAdlsg Of
0rand Avsass from Orleans street 10 the North
Lac Of Clay LimiS.
Also. Tor ths grsding Of oonmsrcial Alley. II
Reids Addition, and continuation Of road TO South
Line Of City.
Also, for bridging snd calv.rtias on both II.
above.
Bids will be received ct the ssas tins for the
Hil In Wster street and Lsvse, between blondsau
sad Orleans streets.
Pronlss and Specifications can b. seen At The Of.
hes sitter June Is, 1857.
Payment for the shove work 10 b made las pr
esns. ~ Year Bonds Of the City, interest payable
nsui annually in New York.
l.. HUTCHINSON.
jane 10. 'sI-d3w City 1bginssr.
ron SALE.
CkvkRAL GOOD LOTS, situated in different
~ paSta Of the city, for sale - favorable term.
lAqsiss Of the undergrad Of tbs etes Of Geo. Q.
Dixsn, 1sd street bet Main and Johnson.
junslodln WIN. W. DIXON.
D1s. NNoNSON,
u ESID8NCk asd O0ce ON Morgan Street, sp-
IN posits the Brighton House.
Refer - J. y. asnfoTd, n. D..
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DlNaOLUTlON

DISSOLUTION.
TNHE partnership heretofore existing between
i D. d Smith and n d. vansicklen i this day
dissolved. d. B. SMITH,
June IS, '57-d2W N. B. vANEICKLEN
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The next object of particular remark is
the street improvement. II has under con-
tract with what has been done,) fourteen
miles Of street to be curbed and Macadam-
lied this year. The city pays for e-third
OF the street work, while property on one
side pays one third and the property on the
the other side pays another third. This is
right. Davenport, believe has ordered the
grading and Matchmaking Of about three or
four miles OF street, and your Council are in
n unarreI uhout TINT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-04

A correspondent Of the N. Y. Tribune,
who has been to St. Paul, and is returning,
writes thus to that paper
SIN the day and a half that we were COM
ing down the Mississippi, We met half q
dozen boats, every inch Of which were
filed by passengers. A Milwaukee paper
estimates this years emigration into Wis
cousin at one hundred thousand, and in
twice as many
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-28

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
noUBLR ATTRACTION.
~ aNRRs IN AM PUTEAk
COMbIksD
AFpYHnR EIOH NUhSxR.
FORTY ILLUSTRATIONS.
The seso,d number OF tho combined issue OF RmsTson's
nsrazine and Pulnsma Monthly 10 ready for sovsm
Der Il contains twenty dive interesting papers from differ
besides choice productions OF ~ etitrs
In the siudicn Olio and Our window" tse wsole Hue
with forty original Among Its rich coctenH
will be beautiful poem OF 30 lines by The
author az Magic hell" super,y Illustrated.
ol- q or this number with okes maya
zine new or ola Issued for he month
For sale to-day By all dealers.
Price ~ ceaA
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SuPR.hu ooURT-THs PAX BANK ys CHARLfs
- "A. sills. James X. Mis- Patrick JNkson, ndmurd
Dwight samuel Eliot the hte nton sus foreign corpo
ration, and Samuel A. Eo Treasurer Summons for money
dsmard conract-iom not served 10 the ave nAmed
asend1ns You hereby oped and reaurea 70
the complsrt In This aclc which win b. sled 10 me Office
The CLERK OF he cy Md county 4, New York at the Ci Hsu
the OF Fev York and 70 OF yuur answer
the aid comp snt the subecrbsrs II their ohcs No
Beekman sret New Yort cite. wsu twenty days after ns
service 81 tails summons exclusive o. ns dsv OF tunh
service ard tall 70 the said complaint vihu the
Aforesaid The pisntf In this acoa will take Judgment
against for he Of ave thousand dol,- win interest
om he third day o. oeober neussnd eight suadred and
arr besides the costs OF this action.
The complaint in This ION fled the ofHce Of the
Cerr OF ne city and county Of New York the ah day Of
Ccobsr 1897.
Dated oct g. 1881. - -
OUTLnR 4 TOWNSEND, Pfainu6s Atsprreys
No. Reekman street. New York.
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MATRIMosIAI..

a gppTr.uSkN "a YEARS or AGE POSSESSED OF
"A good looks and educson, wishes 70 sorrespond
q Young lady, with vs~ q mairinonv. She must be
b~tyeeu n AMI "A ve.rs Old handsome aabe and every
way capable Of waking home happy ddrcss uorsssn
Herald on - giving full description, &c
A YOUNG NAN, y YEARS OF AGE of STEADY
~ habits rood business qusl1cshoas wtshe. 10 rake
he acquaintance Of come ady ~i.n view 70 ms sony
ppe be afeconse deposition, roo look
inx well ,ducat-d o rsrpectsbe connection ~ be
rood socisy aud not ye>rs 81 age e % 40
object a. Inc sudhcieni for Doth
londence .ricg eonnde s sod reurned when rsqnesed
Rf~renc~ IRWIN desired No broadway bellies or PIN ave
nue diris need his Address for hroe days D. D.
d., groad-s Post once.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
IIAwNuRr ryxAn ALA MOST srr1sioR ARsL
III Sic drsusht ~ southeast corner Of broadway nd
sAr>~4 h-s~
"a pssRs IsYra sRD 90. OF RHrNs (1H GNeA0NR
vi rrance desire agent for the ee OF her
Wines Fesse ADDRESS them directly, al Eems, sivns Fefo
rsnces, nyms, ko
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JTkFOr, HAnk0NY AND VICTORY
u GRAxD TIE UNITED DEMOCRACY
COUNTY RATIFICATION MkAElka
The republican electors Of New York arc re-
quested 70 attend rsfsaon meeting 70 be held
TAMMAHY HALL
On THURSDAY EyEFIAG, OCTOBER ~,
At halt past O'CLOCK for the purpose OF rAAynE he county
and Judiciary nominations.
The tc owing wi other dennr rah have boon
invi ed 70 be present and address the nesting
Hon Amasa j. Parker. Hon. Sanford = church.
Hon. Fernando WOOD Hon Jas % IT, Brady
ior VIM h Ludlow Hon David l.. Seymour
Hon Daniel =. stckes, Hon John Coohrsue,
Hon. John Kelly, Hon. Hijah Ward,
Hon. VIM. b. NAcAy. Hon horace CAsk
Lop Hiram WAlpridxe, Hoo. JOIN B. Htskns,
Hon Joha NcKeo,. Richard Busteod,
Theodore iomiuson Esq, Thos Francis Meayha.. ESQ.
William j. Rose Bsa., John Sherwood $50
ndwAyd J. Phelps hsq. stephen ID. pnlaye. $50,
John 0reiEktor, nsq.. III AorAcss ESQ,
Michael Doheny, No, Hosea D. Porkfns asq.
democratic clubs and ofGAuzAuons In tho county Are
cordially invited with the committee his occasion
" ISAIAH RYEDl2s. Chairman.
2 pA AZ y k,ssrsra }seretaries.
DOLlTICI Ms WILL BEAR IN MIND THAr TH2 IN
rabbsr for tying election ballots obtained
any quantity ~ the rubber sero NO. 33I Broadway.
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OF CARPRrH
ovbr 70 orr s-svy nportstlcns and The nranssa presrrs
-. save rucnded dspog~ ~ soch rseall w caaA.
-,,houi regard 70 cst CONSISTING o.
velys0 and Srusses. Heavy sheet oneaoshr, -.
DOUGHTY BIO.
M Brosd~Hy.
0ppoee Ne rxs.
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ID .ACK KID CLOVIS blows
I'D The hes, French KID. - per pair, worth sa
Atw. JACksON'S Mourning Store.
ISL broad way, pc; ~ccn Bp sirg and Prince streeta
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unders-rusers hosiery sssws shrs Ties handsercsies
riov,s &t Ac, 40.
R~ssilsd ~ Wholesale p-ces
foss OF al The banksin the Union taken heir uluos.
value ~
~ and 81 Fulton street
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ArIRB' CLOTHS AND DnAvEkS.
u OF the intoeI upton OF Our nusr - no
now ofier our ladies' ,hs and besv ~
retail tor cash, below the cost OF IMPORTATION.
600 yards OF - black NJ 90 corts worth u %.
LHCO yards of super french. At u " worth ~ -
1900 yards OF black Dsavars. A. 81 wor VI 90.
lOlO yards Of sIIa nne al S3. worth ~
AFRO double face AMI gray beavers, AL qualities.
Paper cloak ard hasque psuerns 10 cents each
Person wishing to make heir wr oosss WI nnd tesc
AOods very desirable. u MIolS CO.,
81 and 81 Chambers street U staru,
3doors iron BroAdsy.
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DuIIARD TABLES Az rRINaIsGs or sUPE.
Id quality ri reduced prices 70 suit tbs INES with The
csebravd mechanical shions AL articles sold by var
rAnied give sAtafacou. Orders By mall or otherwise
prnm pity attended 70. L. DRCK1R 20 Ann street.
DILLIARDs-A ROOM, LATELY FITTED Up FOR
ID i connecting with the vsvcrley RESTAURANT
OF Usdway and Fourh erect 70 let ~ Low rcnt 70
ssisfAcsovy tenant Apply on The premises
MODEL BILLIARD TABLES AND DOMINATION
M cushions psieniea rebs 10 1885 The undersigned
the comb inAtou cushions and holds the
orly for billiard cushions In the United States,
which exclusively Manufactured for him BY 0'Uent
CALENDER, o. IS Ann street. s his CITY, ard Tor sac ais
rooms 78 Hroed and Al the mauufAcorf Two
w. nICHA PHnLkN.
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yPDUAL NoTICR-YHB STOCKHOLDERS, BOND
~ hoadep and creditors Of The Delaware, IAckauAna and
Mossn Eaisosd ocnpany also the stockholders Of ne
WAr0 Railroad Company requested 70 call without dc
~ The o0ce. no 81 wall s~ee, 10 unite 10 plan for
ysasns Ne s.crnes Of he propery aai for pvsecaG Ne
q ~ committee appointed q the meeting Of stock and bond
hnkdsrs, flst Inst viii be attendance ous
80 day fua - W O'Clock p NJ 70 give surh
parties Interested nay require ~ order o. he Dom NH
asv yslz. Ca - iM.
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pLEAsAkr FURvIsHKn MOONS TO LH, WITH
board 70 sn gle serte-l-n, or geutensn snd pie VI
rrly ~ ~ Nes; s1teenin tieet reTms mocersSe Re
hrences stoxsrrsd.
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.sIHE 0EHkI RACE IN ENGLAND.
A The American Horrcs vicsoroui
CvRk ALL HN0LASr.
Tor full parulsn the roe. om special
PoRrHR's sPIKrT or TIE riMss,
pu this week
Ready rhundAy morning.
For uAie everywhere. Price cenia
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kToTICB -rHE COMMITTEE Oh RAILROADS or THE
~ Board OF CouncI will meet ~ No ~ City liza l.
Thursday 2ah inst ri az clock r. NJ 70 take mo consh
the OF cutting % the Eleventh
All pAties iners~ cd respe- ful invited 70 stesd
u. II. BOKFoRD1
r. MONROE, committee
J. sCHAPPnRr, :
q. W. wARFRR, Railroads
w. III. CRANE
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07
NOTICE ne CLAIMANTs.

WHEREAS, UNDER THE PROVISIONS
w of An act to provide for the auditing Of
Claims" and the act supplemental thereto, both
passed and approved February I'D, 1851. the I'M
dersigued has been appointed Commissioner ito
audit and certify ali claims Of all end eyery per-
SON or persons who may present the same Tor con-
sideration" for
J. (PltJlic y Moneys actually and necessarily
expended for the purpose Of maintaining and
carving into effect the Laws of this Territory, or
for the purpose Of suppressing any rebellion or
insurrection whether in sustaining the militia
or am posse of the Marshal or ans Sheriff Of any
county of the TerTitOTy.
2. fPricdtel Claims of all persons who may
have sustained any loss or damage In consequence
Of or growing out of the difficulties in this Ter
ritory, BY way of loss Of property or consequent
expenses at any time since the passage Of the act
to organize this Territory, viz Nay 81. 1854. The
said act provides for the taking of testimony in
support Of all such claims cOllee6 lions and certif-
cation of vouchers, and making a true and cor
rect statement in duplicate of all such accounts
and to be laid before the next Congress Of the
United States, and the other before the next
Legislative Assembly of Kansas Territory, to the
end that proper and united efforts may be made
to obtain from Congress. compensation and in
demnity for the losses, expenses, and damages
incurred by the citizens of this Territory WithOu;
distinction of party.
Notice is therefore given that the undersigned
will hold Sessions according to the provisions OF
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07

A NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
II IN ALTON, for manufacturing steam en-
gines. boilers, mill work and other machinery
Having withdrawn MI interest from the firm Of
StigiemaE, johnson 4 Co., am now engaged In
building new establishment, on q scale superior
to any in this country: and am operating and
ready to receive orders at the corner of Pasa and
Fourth streets. where shall continue until the
new establishment is fitted I'D.
The increased demand for Eneines and all
kinds of mill work, and particularly q better
class than any establishment in Alton is able or
capable of doing, induces me to Guild an estab-
lishment and it it up with Machinery, Tools. Mill
turn out a better class of work than has hereto
fore been made or transported in this coutry.
And trust, from long and practical knowledge
of the business, to receive the same encourage
ment that has heretofore been so literally be-
slowed upon me, for which most cordially ten
der my sincere thanks. and hope to be sustained
b. generous public, in this extensive enterprise
C. STIGLEMAN.
P. ST. now have associated with me in the
business hessrs. Adams K Miller. Mr. Joseph
A. Miller is fsvorably known as the best consult
ing Civil Engineer, Craftsman, and Designer OF
all kinds of Machinery and Buildings in this
country; and We viii at all times be ready tG
give plans, specimens, amp estimates for Flour
ing Mills, Circular Muley and Sash Saw mills
Distilleries. Railroad and Hydraulic works, and
| all kinds of machinery. Also, furnish and put
up the same Ia complete order, at such prices 3:
cannot fail to give satisfaction.
April s5-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07
The Truth Abou1 kan...

GOV. GEARY'S ADMINISTR. T1or
" KANSAS; largo l2 mo. 34s naeeS ny ny IN
COMPLETE HISTORY OFTHE TEpp,Mnlth :
until June, 1851. Embracing a fnlI sn an. IOki
its discovery, Geography, Soil. CI;%ssooa Of
duets, Its organization as TerritorS - M
tons and events under Governors Rsa5saiisae-
Shannon, political dissensions, PerscoaaSs al
counters. Election Frauds. Battles INA Zen
RACES, with Portraits of PROMINENT sc,o- -u ,VHt-
in, all fully authenticated BY John ~ nI HIhaers-
d. d., Private Secretary to Gov. Gearyo ArrOA,
fully compiled from the Official Diem aFe-
! file In the Department OF the State al W.1ts %
ton, and other papers in possession Of a. -
/ thor, with full account of the ny kSInSS AZ
| KANSAS FROM MISSOURI; the csn any VI VI
and treatment of the Free State prisoror "a
character and movements of the Nissonr; D. b tae
Ruffians; the murder of Buffum. and Dolgef
| CONTROVERSY BETWEEN COY ~; H ne
| AND JUDGE LEC0MPTE; the procss %SEAhl
the Territorial Legislature. of the q
Convention, and the Organization nf NJ
Democratic Party, with Sketch OF EsEs%.. Una
ing iss early troubles, under Gous ReDisr s vs.
Shannon; its lnvasions, Battles, Outrasss - ~
Murders. sSs and
A copy will be sent to any part Of the r,;,.,
States, BY mail free Of postage, on the rea;r,
of retail price. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT 10 T y,gs
TRADE. II ? 1000 Agents wanted. Pre- 'i =
Cloth, 81; Paper, 50 cents. II
CHAS. C. RHODES, PubI;shs,
Inquirer Building. Philadeipbii,
July 25lh, 1857 -4m
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07
Wyandoit.

Passing through Wyandott the other
day, we were agreeably disappointed to
find the amount of Improvements there
which really exists. Two avenues, lead
ing from the Levee to Fifth street, are
graded in fine style, the full width of the
street, and two Others, leading in the same
direction, are considerably advanced and
will soon be finished. Second, Third and
Fourth streets are also being cut down to
uniform grade, and will be completed
this fall. Buildings are going up very
rapidly. several of which are of brick, and
of good size and viii add much to the ap-
pearance of the city. There are about
three hundred houses on the city site all
of which have been erected the present
season. The population will fall but lit
tie, if any. short of 1900. Pretty good
progress for an eight months effort at city
building.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07
John Deere,s Moline PIoW.,

on. the opening of navigation in the spring, /
~ shall send to Messrs. Alien Il Gilmore, Law
renee, h, T., large assortment of Breakers of
all sizes, especially of my extra TWo-Herse Mold
Board of Breakers, which has received the high
est Communications from all who baye used them;
also great variety of Stirring, or old Ground
Flows. among which would mention the Inn
proved Clipper, the No. or Eng. cssteeI Plow.
and the Michigan Double or Subsoil Pillow,
which should receive the especial attention of
those who wish to raise q crop the first year. |
have made some improvements on this pillow from
last year. for believe it is now perfect to be used
in Western soil. Also Corn Flows, Cultiyators,
double and single Shovel Flows. Rolling Caters
and Clasps, Gauge Wheels, Truck Wheels, and
other fixtures.
The quality of the stock used in my plows is
not equalled by any establishment in the West,
and the plows are finished in q very superior
style.
Having been engaged for eighteen years in the
manufacture of plows for use in the Western
States entirely. can conhdentlysay to emigrants
from the Eastern States. that these ploYs sczI
sc0ar and work perfectly in any soil in the Mis-
sissippi valley.
All orders addressed to ALLEN GILMORE.
Lawrence, h. T., or to me at Moline Rock Island
Co., H., will receive prompt attention. n3etf
Holm DEERE
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07
CircUiar.
Circular.
ITO ALL WHO WISH TO INVEST Nc

ITO ALL WHO WISH TO INVEST MONEY
l. in Land or Town Lots in the rich and rapid
ly grow ing Territory of Kansas, where the pub
lie lands are coming into market at Government
prices, would most respectfully say that have
established a REAL ESTATE AGENCY in the
City of Lawrence Kansas Territory, where
will give my personal attention to investing mon
locating land. paying taxes, &C., for non-resi-
dents, on as favorable terms as they could do
themselves if present.
From my extensive acquaintance with the diff
ferent parts of the Territory, its soil and miner
al resources, added to my long residence in Kan
sas and on the western border of Missouri, I fat
ter myself that can give general satisfaction to
all who may entrust business in my hands.
Collections made in any part of the Territory
or in Western Missouri. will continue toprac-
tice law in the various courts of the Territory,
and attend to contested claims in the Land Of
fee. JAMES CHRISTIAN,
Barrister at Law and Com'r of Deeds for No.
Sent 96-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07

All persons desiring to present their claims
will do so in form of petition, in writing, ree-
Herewith, and bills of items or other vouchers
all duly authenticated under oath, officially GER
titled by officers, civil or military, under whose
authority the claims originated. All claims or
accounts presented must be supported by the
fullest proof possible to be obtained: All prop
erty claimed for must be described with reasona-
BILE certainty, and the value particularized and
stated. The testimony of two dlsintercsted wit
nesses upon a material point will be considered
sufficient. As all the proofs and vouchers will
have to be thoroughly examined enthusiastically
arranged BY the first Monday of January next, or
as soon thereafter possible, it viii be necessa
~ for claimants to be in attendance at the times
and places above mentioned, with their papers
complete, no testimony otherwise, will be taken
before the undersigned, except in extraordinary
cases. In order to expedite the business, claim
ants are requested to have their witnesses in at
tendance; also, that they may be further exam
ined If deemed necessary. The undersigned
would advise claimants to have their papers and
proofs prepared with legal accuracy. When
clerks certificate and seal should be attached,
but it will be more satisfactory TO have the proofs
all ready and sworn to by the parties and their
witnesses in person before the undersigned.
The Act above mentioned is broad in its pro-
visions and citizens Ofall parties and all parts of
the Territory are requested to come forward and
present their Just claims and unite their efforts
in accomplishing its object, BY enabling the un-
designed to present a complete, full. fair and
impartial statement of the losses, damages and
expenses that have been entailed upon the cit
zens of Kansas. By the political and social ques-
tons dfvOved by Congress TPRGq then for
Commissioner for Auditing Claims.
Lecompton, X. T. Aug 18th 1857.
The Commissioner deems it expedient to enter
upon the discharge of his duties within the
thirty days notice; this is necessary to enable
him to make his report as provided by law,
Sept 70, 1856, 5w.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07
Eagle Works. CHICAGO. nj.

II the largest machinery mandatory and a..
4 pot in the United States. where may be teupi
Railroad Freight Cars. Portable aud StationsTTr
Steam Engines, Locomotive and Cylinder Stes1
Boilers. All kinds of Wood and Iron Machi1-
Moves Portabie Flour ard Corn W;IIs cav Nv; nun.
improvements, with or without Bolts. Genera
Mill Furnishings. Superior Single Mills. Steam
and Water Guages. Steam Whistles. Finished
Brass Work and Engine Trimmings. Casting,
and Mill Gearing. Gates Patent Screw Cuttsr.
Best Maehinists' Files, of our own importation,
Smoke Pipe, Brooches, Sheet Work, etc., etc.
We say to our patrons and the public generAlb,
that heretofore we have not been able TO keepup
with the demand, but now We have largely IN.
creased our works, increased our firm. and have
greater facilities for supplying the West viii
Machinery than any other establishment
P. W. GATES. E.s. WARNER. T. CHALMERS
A. G.. WARNER. DR.. FRASER.
April ii, 1S57-ly
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07

as gum, starch, woody fibre, &c, we can
not be surprised either at the conversion
of one kind of sugar into another, or into
these substances, or at the formation OF
sugar from them. The above-named sub
stances are chemically isomaerse; that Is,
nearly identical in composition, so far as
their elements are concerned, and proper
tons of these elements, though the sub
stances, gum and sugar, are so different IN
their properties. These reflections may
be applied with as much force to the re-
suits obtained in the elementary analysis
of various kinds of sugar, presented IN the
following table, furnished by different
chemists