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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-08
ExT1A ORDINA6V IN NJ CHmENTs
no TRADE

ASSoOsWS0 ot1pe0eU.v
4 Al 1sWySesiviMg ~ 6pstns ssA Buunss toek
! of b. deods, ns. ahd Eonnsss .Bocts and
ohess ,Cssssssy Was ~, direct from he Eastern
cities, which cenprtses ~ extensive varsity In ali
these depaStnents. Ny stock will CON pare favor
Abiy With any In the sity In point Of variety and
quality, and Ills we'll known fact thstthe prices
- ~ sseAs. a6
Ol Dress Goods, have Eilks. Thames, Ber.ses
Lawns, Barege Dslaines, Cbaliiet PorIins, Ysieu
siaa Piaids, Dshsisc, Afeantinss Lawn Robes
So ~ sfastefe'1H q q. & sss1
4 ofstapie Goods, hsavy brow ID . pestir hlesebed
do, Osnaburgs. dsiiis, Aosiugs, pratt ,xe.
ALSO, Linen 0oods Of all kinds-vhite and
srs~S fer pssts white go brown table Diaper,
srash AnA diaper tevsliag Irish linen, brow do.
ALSO, summer 6ha~ls, black silk vssettss, er,-
sssiesrtss, lacss, pocket handk sfchiefs hosiery,
trtnnings dents sAirts ,sravsts soIlsIs and sus-
dsnders.
ALSO ,ansssoYtmsnt Or ssamef CIoshtns and
nseessAry srticlrs Too numerous 10 mertios.
AND IN connection with the above j keen an ss-
sest0eatof osesass ere sna 6rooetiss, the latter
Of vhicb still continue to sell 81 wh0lessl
prices. fresh lot Of choice Tess direct from the
Cantoa Tea Co., New York, whieh are warranted 10
give Observation-Disclosures arths money will be re-
funded.
think esn nov oHsr iaAussnsntsnst 10 beer
sslled sy any house il this city, -
II there issav article yos oansot nlss snyw here
| slss, .teailAtt Hinble Sixpf sON. -hsrs
along Main-stSeet. Trustees.
P.S.--Thsss assnot old geods--h
AsHS STAGE fAs rssr sAe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-08

pfCkLEs, ii Vinegar. 81 tie lossa. OF ~ 81
Aag3aAw ". H. AUSTIN = CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-08

F1sHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the subscribers, snder the name and
firm of Farrar \ Haines, Is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. Robert 4 y. U. Haipef will coA-
tinus in the business, and sign the name Of the
arm in liquidation. They will also settle all &C.
counts of the late firm, and all debts due 1t must
BE- paid them. ii. >. FAhRAA,
ROBERT HAINES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-08

keoknk lows "A pSfll5-dAw lon JoAnsoa
HANA NOTIcE.i
NJ office 10 hereby given that tho Iax Cost.
~ have aaociaaed Together Tor III lN San
forming branch Of the state Bank LIS
City Of ksokux, Lee ossnty, Iowa. rs
Books for the subscription Of the
Of ssid brunch willie opened, IN ~ " ny. L
ths provisions Of tAs Act creating q Laree ~
Monday and Tuesday, ssptsnAsr 1yis
1858, between to hcsfs o. 10 es6ls)o .. 4 q II
o'clock p. m, 49, tbs CALI Mouss, cor vtlt q
aud johnson streets, In the city Of II IL N
county, IowA. Middle ].
John 9. Floyd, D..id,r, ssitios
John W. Cleghorn, N. MsCAadin CO.
WIN. =. Turner, WIN. Teap
7 I-Tss 's,1 ..lsa, s M tsF4s1'.p.i.
Chats Morrison, san.i. ads,.,.d !.
D. T. Brigham, p.W. hS{isr. -
John A. Graham, A. Hos E m.
Al. WiIklnson, Jos. d.kyXns -.
Keokuh, Ass. -, IbSs-dd
nAiLR0AD N6TIUf AN1,
NOTICE y hsSsby ktsen 70 I'll pert e1Asipal.
N that ~ eonseiilasIou q ~ Is@oy
sd tAs Ksokuk - Mehsaeks RAiAollA, =, !.
.sessdi.f e = .st ss.aesiEssx " Jssp s.os
Into ng the spnsttustioA u ~ Y6e1
ga, vaa Dusn -, = ~ 3iA1saf4 COST
" styled and knewA - ~ kslsmAy t111
teva RAilsesA Co., aa@ pew ks1y spIh4 ~ LII
~ out The phjass d their ss(aeisaste6 ~ IL
X. MAYus, Esesy. E6s lis
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1858-10-23
ELIXIR a. D. GUIllIE 'rs r9.css sI%a' ,s PAUL GAGE
- 4 Paris rue Dc Saia.Cernain Ne lS. ~ ~

,i.,ncnt de- bile dams ces divers orgnncs. Uno
vsritsblc infection puruicntc par Ia bile 80
devcloppc; la juunis-c, ~ heyre iaunc, dcs
eavres putridcs ct bilicuscr, les &c vrcs de
marsis, 10 cholera et los maiadies pc~tilcn.
ticllcs so dtclar,nt. lee calculs biliaircs 60
torment daa,s Ia vesieulc du Gel, etc. Pour
preveair ces dcsorjrcs, IL ftuf expulscr dc la
foic 10 bile putrttiec par rinnammation, au
fur ct q incrurc qu'clie sc pro,luit, II em.
pl0yer Get eii,t rEhru de- Guiiiit prepare
par Paul GAGS, qni reunit, . un. urtiem
purgative douce, des qualities toni ,ncs et IN.
tiputrisics. I3 ~ "
CArARRHE DE- La vEssIE. - Lorsque les
urines sont surchargtcs dune matiere glai.
reuse, QUELQUrrois ROUabEusE oU MOI.
oEArRL, Qaclqucfois flsnto OF pour ain.i
dire HUiLErU, cctte nintierc irrite lee pa.
rois dc II vs~sie Ut y devcloppe ie catsrrli,
vesical. GuGkisos; einpechcr la matte re
glaireuse de ssjourne, dams la vcssic ct d'y
penetrer en- usant de J. EiiIir De Guiiit prr.
pare par FAuL GAGS.
0OUrrE 1T RHUNATIsNE. - Gee dcuI
mialsdes graves doiyent Ieur originc unc
maticre gianeusc, AcRg, qui sest face sur
lss membranes synov ials dcs urficulstions
ct sur lcs aponevroscs qui Snvcloppcnt les
musclcs. Indiquer Ia cause DE- ccs insiadit~,
c'est indiqaer 10 resndde; c'cst dire que
PEhrsr de Gaiiht prepare par PArL GAGE
ct ~ u'cillsur agent qu'oa psissc smploysv
pour s0ulsgcr vite st Ru6rir solidcmcni. Ii
gnerison 80 c"nple,e par l'ussge du Tissu
Electro !Nagrtf,Ysr.
Nous rcnverrons, pour Ire auircs mala.
dies occayionndcs par les giaircs. au livro
d'ou Get cxtrait ce qui precede. On ic deli.
vrc gratis nvcc clnque boufcille. II cellc qui
men -cra pIs aecomp"gnee s,ra Ssputeo
contrcfiitc.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1858-10-23

OVOxV1vAA VI AOAAA I'LL
re doc la trace de vOs
crimes, gare vous ..aa.,..i Iii lIf0E .8.Ig i !.
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cee mb.aoa tss won'es .eu ho9%e a W srands dis
ancc await pas moyen dc nguer les traits nj costume du
oh rpoud Smart probsemens pordu
ys % e, se en- voy.n up
bats.a vOiles gisser dams lombrs ssogner du vag
ii qu vouu abod rive
VOLTA une vidte pour we.lshorpe repHqu. lIlandas
A meu, qa prsns assnde sna mile. an. de
%isu d n" a boas dun @ai QUAINT
longer bOrd de rv un les mouaiqaes
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temps Ia gems qu bau
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lie feeteur des t cuaisane aee tmoner
principal nsuf
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patron pou !. barqus await ete urnse
quill rapproche de lue b o1serva un
squpgo souevau atm de designer isudro on
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TOUGHER anc de sable sn:aite Poorons aser attention
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du bruit possible il y a dos maiuns sur le rvage
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mons cyclopeens veux Ihans des deIA "'onue' ....
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Fera Julua vos fronts pour ui ser'ir Nc P"a''' a w
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ear a-f.-s -l -. 1r.. .r.s ,-H-.raro1 7H aHaFal
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Comme d IN grand travail finstant den'ree' rrairaa
Leufauement avant rhymen Ia..I rasf aal.er
Fait plus Prodglsux que 10 miracle ahu9ue, aag raa
uScLs SAN ct Jols Bull par dessos Aan''aue als.
a h'er se s0ns oo""e !" man :sH ar Deb ti#a 10 aa .a
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nsecne,A 0cn'o' "e suls un uo"I'' I;, a..-
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Qaelque sot e pays on 10 c'el - ns naHle, n
is ssrf ne veu plus etre insuiie CONNIE "n pore" @
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FEUILLETON DU MESCHACEBE.
LES MYSTERIES
I 8 y ] 7 I ]

Y cas- entire Gems mae current uue qusree meuag
to- a mp;,s sshb. Dn pos~s ysu. nit lire
voi ;v force sur les passages oSn.,.aie
deu1 tro rspse :. 81 es Peru par ss
Dc % bon o.s% a. sn - a De-
future cOmpagpe en- adm'an comme pen'e % at
sm uadieu.c ct mprevue pauve bouleverse.
g. oubesaut c mails NJ Dy0" vnt hsuneu'eeut encore
" M S.a, obs sme e rcOs qu ssr sr sOir
a m DAYTON .v.o
mon abs Embarrassment dix miles dic par coose
~ /; ne que demaa matn Nancy as peven Cesar de
''si m.s Dayton eseni. eagi. d.n mar,
nt ua. v.ur ct dependant jmsrais
vie cu ds Ces perpstuees pendant mutt hnns par
''- S % YOU. n r repo,d doe.ssr tout p....'
De rss a s 3s yps Sa MAJ
eel. ssi possible DO n.me pas e.re derangt lis'
\. Su msbu idee qaud s renpi
pv;Seoos DO pouvo vet.ble medu
a. .s a.a: ill., % pss gs ss
ct acu M q done est nalae % sous A denaoder csee
O.a uu Aleuasd e.b quOu h nomme Bnler
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oh: III" ;u.. Js voasi. dir. qs - M qa
@ Ssvssv0a' meme oheun qa' 'os "0n"''f
Ds Js >. .s. PCS. j. psnd de traverse d cote De Bale.
celia %. a ss,erssr danea's
meme en- pleiu jour, objects Ja~sa ,.,.,.
= i A. ssup osrs.inss brossss obru.ieut p.A Bon
@ soas ss cherries as es De Ou demAin pour heure d'
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Isv RAR IAcAptME De MtotcINt

MULE, ct qui salisscnt 10 corps ct h. hinge Les
msdccins qui Font cmp,oyd savont gull que.
rit souvcnt, vt soULAoE ToUJoUns les Dos.
.rrs goaftesas sf vhsmstismaiss, les NJ.
r,aigEs dc toafe nafsrc, ics M,graincs. ss
LSti|trai,ons st.eascs ei Aydyop'qses, les In
On un mot, toutcs lee affections qui ~ modi.
Rcnt par In surexeiiati.a du tiy.n cuiape.
Toas les joarnaux dc mcdceinc dc Paris
t0nt reCouiInuude.
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PaIctots, ,jaquetfcs, Pantalons ct gilcts dc dcs'
Un arret rendn par Ia Cour imptriaie ds Dy
dc MN. Checatier ct q. Henry, MgMBRi
. Lsssaiene, prcfessesr de ehimie d = Eco
sstaire fassiyse, qne Etirir de q
. ..E q. ss m6dieamenf Ye.teetiossf foyo
R'fts.f point an remedt 81, ret, Il Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-04

Mr. Robert Risiae died suddenly at Newmarket ON
Sunday last. lie had been a turf character Of much
l.riy i'm former years but sad Of had
reduced him a state of poverty almost restitution.
lie the Derby in 1882 with ST. Giles when lac received
the day Of settling less a than $3.50 900 He
had also share in Bloomsbury the winner OF the Derby
in 1889: but his means that time sufficient
enable linn to win large He had time
about twenty five years ago. nearly 200 horses eating
hay and corn on his estate, Mutton, York Now,
alas he was buried by subscription.
Major Stein says the Santa Fe Gazett ), lately from
Sonora expresses the opinion that Sonora prolific
of gold and silver than California aud ii Territory Of
the United States, would yield ten milol dolla-s
ally. He says he has single humps Of gold taken
the mines there worth So 900 20 s. OCO. He like
wise informed that he has ''oorl Of silver In
bars and all mined without machinery.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-02
Fire I'm Buxton.

GRoyE COTTAGE BURNED DowN.-we learn
frouf Mr.. Farnham, Of the Eastern Express
Co., that Grove Cottage in Buxton. a popu-
lar place for summer resort, was entirely con-
sumed by IRE yesterday. between 10 and IL
o'clock A. NJ.
Grove Cottage was owned BY Mark p. En-
cry, Esq. Of this city, and was occupied by
his brother, I. J. Emery. The IRE caught
near the roof. probably from defect in the
chimney, and in few moments the whole
upper part OF the house was in flames. The
furniture in the lower part was all that was
saved. Mr.. Emery lost all his clothing ex-
cept what he had on his person, and the same
was the case with Mr. Duran, the clerk and
his wife.
The landlords loss cannot be less than
$500, including some $50 in money which
| was in the house. The building cost from
$4,000 to $4,000, and was insured for $4,000.
-Aygss.
YIRE.-The cabinet makers shop occupied
BY Messrs. Lord 4 Folsom, IS Market street,
narrowly escaped destruction OH Thursday
noon, by Dire. which caught from the store in
the third story. Fortunately it was extin-
guished before making much Roadway. Most
Of the furniture WAS removed from the build
ing as were the goods from the store OF Z.
Green & CO., who occupied the store below.
The damages by water and removal. will
probably be greater than that oecasioncd by
the tre.-N. N. Gazette.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-02
DIlSDo

1
In Saco, on Saturday, 9th ult.. Elizabeth
Moody, aged IS years.
In Portsmouth, March 20. Mrs. Lucy A. wife
of James ii. York, aged - years and o months.
In Charlestown, Mass, March 18th, Harry
Stearns. youngest son OF John 5. and Annie NJ.
Locke, aged o weeks, formerly OF Portsmouth,
At the Shaker Village, in Canterbury, March
10, Mr.. VIM. bennett, Jr., aged 81, son OF Mr.
Vim. bennett Of Portsmouth. lie joined the
Shaker Community at the age OF l5-was much
respected by the Society, AMI for several years
one of its Trustees. Ills death was occasionsd
by fall from barn frame.
In Jahrey, n. H.. 18th ult., Rev. Labsn
Ainsworth, aged 100 years, months aud ~
days. He had been pastor Of the Congregation
al Church in Jaffrey "A years.
In Marlborough, March llth, Mr.. Joseph
Hooper, aged "a years. March l4th, Mr.. John
n. Chadbourne. aged GO. March 18th, Mr..
Daniel Scribner, aged IS. March 18th Hiss
Marian johnson. aged 70.
In Marlborough, March 18th, Of consump.
ton, Hannah, daughter OF Nathan and Betsy
Chadbourne, aged Is years. She was one OF the
excellent Of the earth, beloved in the family cir
Gle, as a daughter and sister; and In the Sab
in her association among lser. youthful friends.
as q bright ornament; and among all her ac-
ouaintanees, as an agreeable and kind friend
During her illness she sought the Savior, and
obtained forgiveness Of her SINS, anu ~ mignt
DO ssPcctsd, her peace WAS great IN ner isst
sickness, and her triumph perfect In the hour oil
death. She was asked by the writer II she had
any fear Of death she answered, 'No." While
her name rings in our ears, with hearts sad and
sorrowing from her absence, we rejoice to have
the assurance though lost to us here ON earth,
she Is found in heaven. Our loss 10 her gain.
She has fought the last enemy, and conquered
Now she reigns in conquest, and sings in TIL
umph. "All is we'll"
"She has gone to heaven before u.s.,
but she turns and waves her hand,
Pointing to the glories DER US,
In that happy spirit land.
Hollis, March %.
DIED, in Sanford, March 9Th, Mr.. Thomas
Willard aged IS years and months. Also in
the same family, of dropsy on the brain, Mary
Elsa, Granddaughter Of Thomas, and only child
Of Proctor and Clarissa 2. Willard, aged years
and 10 months.
Thus have passed away Grandparent and
Grandchild who were very strangely attached 10
each other. She was a child OF great promise,
and parents and other friends feel that they are
sorely afflicted, but their loss Is her gain.
Death comes to summon day by day,
The man from toll, the child from play;
And all the ills that life molest,
Proclaim this world is not our rest.
[CoM.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-02

"on,ni5u, quas pro'ust ssqui"'1r. or 1--WE
labor Tor the good Of all" 10 the inscription
on one Of the chime Of bells given BY DR.. j..
c. Aver 4 Co. to the city Of Lowell. That
favored place may have the bells. but they
cannot monopolile the Dostor's skill which Is
made available by his Cherry Pectoral and
Cathartic Pills to all alike-not only in this
country bu, in all countries where civiliza.
ton and commerce have gone. While we
admire the liberaity and taste Of those
gentlemen in such donation to their native
town. we will remind our readers Of the
hallowing influence chime Of bells spreads
over the whole community that hears them.
They are few in this country, and their in.
auence is little known, but ask the exile
from his home in Germany, France England.
whether the chime on Trinity Church, does not
make his heart leap into his mouth, and his
eyes swim in the recollection il brings Of the
solemn notes his childhood. his boyhood aye,
and his manhood loved to hear at the soft
approach Of evening In his native land.
We wish our generous townsmen whom
God has blessed with means would consider
whether we too cannot add this ore moro at
traction to make our children and ourselves
love dearer and sA.nger and longer shs place
We call our home iiadisoa, Ind. Banner.
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4 bR0rIlNlTlos TO TUE LADIES.

wAYIEAs. Il appears that the days Of right, honor,
I'D intsgyity are fast fading away, and WHEREAS,
ths un.ernpou, and igrorsnt daily taking ad,sn-
IA &c M tb. profound and learned, BIZ 1T KNOWN,
TIiEREFORH, 10 all. whether MAIDS, WIVES, OF
WIDOWS. that Or. SfEMALE PILLS
are ALONE the psnaesa for the trouble incident
TO female dsorganiistion they ALONE correcting all
painful msnstruation assuagng al palptations Of the
heart. disturbed slesp, pain In the side, and causing
health and happiness TO the whole ser more especially
70 IN. MARRIED. PORTION, a. they are certain to
bring on the month iy period with regularity. AND
WHEREAS, these PILLS ale purely vegetable and
free from minerals, therefore perfectly harmles, In
their operations, and wholly unlike other medicines
thrust upon the public, puIpng 70 elect the objects
already detailed. TliERiOhE, bE ~ Known,
that NOTHING but the said IlLLs OF Ok: CuEEsE-
MAN will accomplish the desired o9)ect, when DlsAP-
POINTMENr has been sxpensneeda, under the regime
Of OTHER P1LI.sj and tie LADIES Win cause this
PROCLAMATION TO spread amongst them, to their
own eyerlasting benefit always promising that said
pROcI AVIATION in one case must be considsred
Mill, and VOID; that 10 TO say, that THE PILLS
MIST NOT he taken when any female 10 In an INTER.
RsTING CONDITION, otherwise = MISCARRIAGE
will be the inevitable result.
Explicit directions, to be carefully read, accompany
each Tor. Price 81. Sent ~ mall on sneIosng TO
DIR. Cornelius l.. ChsessAan, Box i,oSl, Post once,
New York City. Sold ny one Druggist In every town
in the United states. Orsn undI my hand and seal,
II. d. HUTCHINGs, General Agent for the United
States, I6s Chambers ST., Ne~ York, TO whom all
Wholesale Orders should be addressed.
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The ATLANTIC TxLxoRArH.-The London
Times states that the four hundred miles Of
cable ordered to replace the three hundred
and eighty four which were lost last autumn
of valentis. have been completed, and 1t II
intended, in order to make better provision
for casuslities, that an additional three hun
dred miles shall be at once proceeded with
The operation viii BE- commenced In the mid
die of June. in which month, it u said, ther'
are Eve or six consecutive days during which
q gale in the Atlantic was seldom or ne'e
known to occur. The line will be joined an'
laid from the centre Of the ocean, the Niaga
"a taking her end Of the cable to Ireland, snC
the Agsmemnon conveying hers to America
On this occasion the cable will not be piled
away in one huge mass, but will be distribut.
ed equally in the fore, midship, and afte'
parts Of the vessel, in coils Of i've hundred
feet each.
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MANDIlSBo

In Brown6eld. Me-, by Rev. L. II. Hart, Mr..
Daniel S. Cram to Miss Ann Marcia Wentworth.
In Boston, March Goth, Frank +. Hastings,
Esq, Of Portsmouth, to Mrs. Catherine 4:
Briggs.
In Dover, on the 23d, DR.. Charles II. Horsch
10 Miss Fannie A. Littleield, daughter Of James
Littlcfeld. Esq. 23d inst,, Dir. Charles II: Al.
len of Dover, to Miss Hannah w: Wiggin OF
Durham. 2ist inst, Mr.. John w. Tricky to
Miss Betsey L. Gray. 25th inst, Dea. John
CLARK, of Bloomfield, Me-, to Mrs. Frances A.
Cilley, of Portsmouth, y. H..
In Rochester, oath ult., Mr.. James q. Alb
bolt, Of Lawrence, Mass, to Miss Mary r.
Pearl, Of Rochester.