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XTJINEs-WINEs-
wv 1900 cases IL bottles st. Julien Red Wine
800 Margaux
go =. Chs Beair
$50 St Beim
100 :. =. Ch- Lsross o.
100 :. Ch Lahte :.
$50 :. :. Ht sauserne White Wine.
$50 :. :, Ht Barrac
$50 "a half bottles HI. Barrac and Ht. Sauterne.
$50 casks Red Wine--St Julien, Margaux, ETC.
For sale by j. yIoSCA. Jr.,
ms - Cont street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE SARAH MATHEWS, f. VIC.
BY N. VIGHIE, Anctioneer.
SATURDAY, the 9th Inst, at 10 la o'clock,
~ Basin the bf Common
Of order from the honorable the Second District Court Of New
Orleans dated 18th December 1851 No. Is 5e will sold
public auction, for account of said succession
lot Of Household Furniture consisting OF Mahogany Bed
stesds, ATmoirs sdeboard Sofa Chairs Carpets Bedding
Curtains, Kitchen Utensils, etc.
Ra-TERMS-CAsh. JAG
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Z
New Orleans, Dec. %. 1857.
ga This Bank Will be closed on Christmas,
18th Instant and the First and Eighth Of January
Bills and notes due those days will be payable the days
preceding respectively.
d2l I'd r. NJ. DAVIS Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

| ORLEANS THEATER- GRAND ToMBoLA-
" The following summary of the scheme Of the Orle
Thea Tomboa copies Of which be bad the office Of the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01

two walls in his desperate efforts to escape
but the third was too much for his cx-
hauetcd powers, and they both died there in
the secret and mysterious rccrsscs Of that
cheating tomplc--pcrhaps there was their
laboratory and machine room whore they
wrought out the liquchctions and touched
the springs Of the winking madonnas and
other trickcry Of the lsiac worship.
Pope Plus IN, during his exile in lsl9.
visited the ruins Of Pompcii, and is the first
Pope who has ever visited them. In the Of
fetal account of that visit it j. stated that
the attention Of His Holiness was 4ingularlv
fixed by the temple Of Isis. Well it might
bc-lor there was laid open the rooms of
their mysteries, the private doors and stair
cases by which the priests wrought their pre-
tended miracles, and through the statue Of
tn" Goddess pronounced their cheating ora.
clc-. Much in the Roman Catholic rite. and
ceremonies and practices il easily traced to
the more ancient similar practice or the
heather dolatrir- which Christianity up-
planted
Ii''"r 'hcrugiuiug thr..-rlur'l-o rDlecitr
Shall h' "Aa,at.d. thousands ortlo dead may
b"fuud Observation-Disclosures of ,,...'r ad.
discovered, and still other and greater. object,
of interest may ha revealed m. diy-r.
h- now c'ooo ON moro than loo years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01
CAPTURE OF GEN. WALKER.

The United STAT, flagship Wabash arrived
at A-pawul! ou the morning ortho 18th. with
'p'n Walker on board. together with all tn,
arms. ammunition ac.. -eii,d at san Juaudrl
\oytr
On 'iu tn, Fort Castll, and the -,om.r.
L. Virgin. Bo.wcr, G. Morgan and ogden
were ,,nra by Con. FRANK ANDERSON and fifty
men.
On the >,h instant the Wabash landed
three hundred and fifty men on the point
Arenas, and captured Walker and hi, party.
H. surrendered to Cow PArlpi>G, upon b,-
inG Summoned, without maxim. any
resistance.
ON the 18th, the Z 5 -lp,p Saratoga sailed
from san Juan del Nortc, for Norfolk. with
$50 officers and men Of Grn Walker, army
Gen. Walker was taken to A.pinwal in the
Wabash. He came passenger t, New York.
on parole.
TIL" steamers had been turned over by zen.
Walker 70 Garrison Il Morgan, but the c.
Morgan, the only one which came down the
river, was seized by Commodore Padding,
and put in charge of the American Consul At
Gr"ytown.
Col. Anderson still held Castillo He had
three months provisions, six pieces ofurtillcry
which he captured from the Costa Ricans,
with abundance If ammunition.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01
NSAS AEEAlRS.

INN 8 ,Ii. n. ,n,---,I q H.. nm ="
.;......,..
li.,-.:.;..... u.....r2 :.
r...;. r.
''' ~
~ ..,.
g., t brcars out in the t~yr it, , the 'l pro-
Nf.'ry men seem determined to prccrta,e it on
SIS, i ,lc ,cenc Shcf, the tra.r b- ' onn. roL
barring the last court held Mt tina, point, twenty
u..ior the statute. Of the L..,n. I.,i.I,t,,rn 81
rid. which makes the crime. punishable hy death.
J. nds nj the victim, t. thi. oliou. o,l lIonJv
,,. ,.i.h,,i T., how. c,r,lr ; ~
-,.c. vhich wa. denied tbr,n rb., ,L, -..,,.,,
,,. to .e, ,hc conn r,.ris and ,,.r; ,.f',.,t n,
confined No., T., hn II. ,tod viii, .,b ,.r.,,, ;i
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01
UTAH EXPEDITION

Sr. L'ris' Dec, 23.--An Express has lust
arrived at leayonworth from the rtah Ft.
petition bringing information that the wbolo
free with hocxccption Of Col. Cook and hi.
command had concentrated, at Black Fort.
and his command were moving towards Fort
hri's'r Their progress was very slow, only
two or three miles a day being sometime,
IN 'i". The animals were giving on. hourly
and it was thought all would perish this
winter. I'll" supply train, were all up With
the Military, and provisions in abundance.
The report that two comranios Of infantry
h'1 met with rovrr-u- ON their route 10 rtaA.
was without foundations Five comranics If
Cd. summers regiment, the First Cavalry.
h'd recently taken up winter quarters at
F TT Ri v
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SECRETARY CASS' REPLY.

Mr. Cass begins by stating that it is in
possible for the Department Of Stat to reply
TO Gov. Walkers letter, then go.s on to
show that it would be highly improper for
him to reply to it, and then proceeds, briefly
for wonder, to reply to it. Mr. Cas- ae-
sertion that the President never intended
that the people Of Kansas should have any
voice in settling the form Of their ,ycrn-
ment, except as regards the question Of ,lay-
cry is very bold one, for him to make
The instructions Of the Secretary ofSato 10 Mr.
Stant"n's successor, Denver, "" shall 2i,cou
Monday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01

The FLORIDA WAR. 1t seems that the Uni
ted States isstil driving about that miserable
Seminole, Billy Bowlcgs, and has recently
achieved a notable success, Il regiment orcaval-
ry having conquered and captured five squaws
and thirteen children. and killed an Indian OF
two years old, without the loss ola man
The following is the substance ola letter re-
ceivcd at the war department in Washington,
from COL q. Thomas. Fiiticth infantry. dated
"llcadquartrrs. Department Of Florida, Fort
Brooke, Dee t, lsj7.
| have the honor to report that Cant. Cone ,
company pf the regiment Of mounted youu.
t''rs, with Il 'tachmcnts amounting to on,
hundred and fifteen men, while scouting CA the
list oi November, on the west ofthc Ohclua.
cp"'hr" aud South effort Done, struck n u-
dlln trail, which he followed with great tact
ana perseverance. lie was rewarded by sur
| lrl.ing onrotth"s secret hiding rlircs Of the
'''''hs IN IN" Zig typro,, swamp, and cap
'"r'ng IN aged warrior, liyn ,quavs and thir-
t'.it childrcu--thc eldest child alrat -.,Gi
years "ld-Hud killed one hoy, tt,u years ode.
Tue I''l"d several trNu~. in all numbering
hhWH i"tl houses, uuI discovered n cIu-ilr-
amount Of r"'n, r''' and pU'a .in>, .il 90.
N'.' were does r'y"i. \ great many trim
N''' were ''c,t' H'n'ng them t"' d" :o"u"-
~ va. ~ ply Sow Lee -r'nr ''k'n al
''', i'I, f." c'nl inE proof i."'
Ia" hiding pll,aof Billy Rvl.-, has ben
i'uud at last and that he has received a s,-
yer" bio" in rh" loss of hi, women and clil-
dr'n. the towns whore the lndiaus were caI,-
'1!'! were newly built, pnl d"p,ts of sup
'9 were ''''iu IN thr'' different towns.
Of rulriy,t,L "r T'M a., 'I>, 'N'',I I'r =
earn ri,'. , E,'u''i', III Mu'''' N W., ,,n' vt
G,il'n,J IN , ',,' '''h'','' 'I0'''''
ami .,,.,,"', '"'' IT, van AZ " i"'>,' l.
..u.,, ~ l'.' "''''''>'''4' "'''' '"' "''"'''
Or ,,' f.. os ,rv...,.....-.,
t,..',.'j ,,.- -. ->'''"' PER ',n' n'rN.S were
o"' - H''@' a. "'p"t No. IAN" "ir'
,,,, H., ,,'t " '''''' aug Il nan '''," ih'
,,iri'' "''''N'" 'n''h hI"''-
.,,',,,,,,. .,r,,,,.,'..il' -''s ~ '"l'' '"''"'
~ ~. .,- ~ '"'""'''rS'
mont Fran, "a p n''g ,,',,' month a ''U''h-
s,,i. ','n'!u''"l, on In'
III, nf hc,n '''i' , 'i'',V ~ va 'Hn l1rE &
tLnir I...,s I "',"'- ''',
InJi,, ,r'T oa,' t,' !" p"'II"U "'
In,;,n. LaL ;u.,I,c, "".' '',
fire. ~ ,I,. ,,,.' %'','.'"''''''5l SET
trail farther. Alta Short di,tsndo from the
town. and ON the trail, they fell in with a
%,IE % o ,"',I's' i al prInahl'I IN amGuN
Parkhll was killed and five Of hi,mrn ,,nmhi.
ed. The party then returned to camp, the
i'''''',N ""'"'S r'tr'"''u ~ the ilrNt hr'. II
hy pnrELlI. r,nr.nJ % '', NV.' N,.''',
his last action. or list of the wounded. bn, vet
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FROM WASHINGTON,
W AsHTNGToS, Dec -

ASHTNGTON, Dec. IT.
\ rcqIsition was made Of the Treasury for
$3.50, 900 for the pay Of the members from
the 18th Of March Last. OF th. amount over
10000 dollars have already been DISTURBED
in gold.
Contracts for engraving the plates Of the
Treasury Notes, have been made, and the
latter will DC Issued in about two weeks
Their denominations will be 800, 500 aud
$1,000.
Tho President, in reply to a resolution of
the o"nate, transmitted to that body yertcr.
day. tho correspondence which took paoe
nearly year ago in reference to the lombard
mont Of Grcvtown.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01
THE pIs'rr RBANCE FORT SCOTT.

W,,u>gTu>, Dec. 2o.-Icttcre were to-day
received iytho STATE Department from Chief
jus Williams If Kansas rorrit9ry giving
detail dl.rouu, of li-turhan .., which Law,
taken piar. in th. vicinity For; Scott.
According to thi- accoun, body Of loo
Ere" STAT" men armed with rifles and re-, w
"r-, under command IF one Montgomery, had
h.en Immi'tin- outrag,s in the above named
place, anlwhcn Marshal proceeded to arrest
them unI.ra Law Process, they resisted his
authority, stating that they had adyccs from
ten. Lane, thatall tn" Territorial Laws had
boon repealed by the Legislature.
At the last accounts they were boseiging
Fort Scott and threatening to burn it.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01
FROM KANSAS

IT. i'e'S, Dec. ODD, 1857 The Democrat
mas iurthcr ad'iccs from Kansas stating that
the Legislature he'd parsed an act repeating
the Law authorizing The Constitutional Con-
vention. The Military Law passed over &C.
ing GOV. Stanton'- veto
"cn. Lane is appointed Major General
with eight Brigadcs aud full Military organ
izatign.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01
THE UTAH EXPEDITION.

ASHlNGTOS, Dec 90.
The War Department this afternoon re-
ceived Telegram from Lieut., Gen. Scott
from New York, in which he says be has
good news from the Utah Exrciltion. Cob.
johnson and Smith and their trains, were up
with Col Alexander, who wac marching up
On Fort Bridger, which VIZ, only l6 miles Of
on Nov eth.
The troops were in high spirits. Just snow
enough had fallen to protect the grass from
FIRE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01

Tho Steamship Northern Light from As
pInwalI, has arrived with the California mail
yfthe 9th inst Gen Walker Isl passenger
IN the Northern Light
The L. :. Flag ship Wabash arrived at
A-pinwall on tn" l4th, with Gen Walker
on board wirlall the arms and ammunition.
The "ntirocNroiiiion j. lrokcnup
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01
MIR. BANKS RESIGNATIOS,


1t is stated that the resignation of Mr..
Banks, Of h- s2at in Congress, was received
at the Stat" House, on Tuesday last and the
Governor has ordered an election to fill tho
vacancy for Thursday January eth
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01


1AuorrLE CouNrl BAR MElTlSG.-At a
meeting Of the members Of the Lamoillc Coun-
" Bar, holden at the court-hou-c, on the
evening Of Dec. llth, 1857, W. &. Fcrrin,
ESD, wa. chosen chairman. t pom motion,
the chair appointed W. IL. II. Bingham, Geo.
Wilkins and John A. Childs, E-qr7., a com
mittco to draft resolutions expressive Of the
sentiments of the Bar towards tho presiding
Judge IF said County Court Said COM
mittr" reported the following resolution.
which wa, unanimously adopted
ReSo'rd, That We arr much gratifoI
with our c-timable Judge, Hon. Asa .. A.
dis His dignity. sound Judgment, quick
no. Of apprehension, cIurneN- IF "ypr',-)n,
and uniform courtesy to this Bar, deeply
impress ~ with his ability to discover and to
do Justice; and give high promise that hi
accession to the Bench will prove great and
~ d tprtun" to the juri,prud'nce Of thi,
State.
Ordered ii 'he-o proceedings lie publish
ed in til" newspapers Of thir State.
W. q. FERBtS. Prs.
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~" IWNN1 10 30
Tho har4uo Aluah was sod On inform.
alton received from the State D,partngp..
that She vac bound on FiiiDusteIlur 20
dition to Nicaragua She lad over fifty ras-
-ougers hut nnthin" ...~- "..-.''' "'oong hey
cargo t. add to the suspicious asairst her
oh" is no" under the guns Of the Revenue
uttrr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01
ETMAN ALLEN,SRIRTMp

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/ nlng the birthplace OF Ethan Allen, and not
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| a. ~
! lhrll = ul NuodhurN, and Payne Is. Nil
/ bourne Esq.,. of LitchGrll. a cnipuitt., r., I'M
/ ''H'i-"' III" report upon th' matter Ou
/ the ltL ult. Mr.. kilL,urno ,r.-.rt.1 o., ih.
sd.
/ '"'"iN 'h' borrowing report winch appears
/ tl- tt finally the uuc,ti1n. our rrad.,t
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huu ia E.|a.y rrwau Miles Gazetteer
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n .,,,i..,l ni.,i,,,l,. b.. H.. r' NV a..
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u, that he vas born in LaIGH Nv
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II Y TR L r G r APH

~ the Vermont and Boston Line. Office rero, 81
70 40. American Hotel BiocK II. v bEthErL
operator
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01

LiQroR Law ~ BuRLiNGroN OLD Oryy.
DERs CAUGHr. The officers made a NUM- or
Of Christmas calls latt Friday. and scized
liquor on the rremisee Of Martin Clark,
Fiusimmons, Pat Cayanaush, and Pat Muir
ply. Several Of thos, names mus, by this
tim" sound very fanilarly to the readers Of
our liquor law items. James Hayes was
also visited. He said he was sick man,
and kept small Jug Of liquor for his own
use, but nothing more. On searching, how
ever, a trap door was found under pile Of
vegetables in his cellar leading to subtcrra-
mean cave or cell, in which was discovered,
in the words Of Constable Huntington.
liquor enough t, make the town sick "
james lives on the corner Of Cherry and
Water streets.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01
THE IIIIIHISTEES.

The turmoil At the South on account Of
Commodore Paulding'r mistake, or disregard
of instructions, doubtless has an object in
view, beyond the mere expression of wrath
At Walkers capture. The southern prola-
-andist-, who despatched the last expedition.
mad determined, it is understood.
to deprive him orall real power.
iIcnningsen was selected for the real Com
mander in Chief. He has been in Washing
ton for some time end"avoriu- to obtain the
con-"nt olthc Administration to his departure
from Mobile, with a force of 1000 men.
The Administration has seemed somewhat coy
mt If really willing, and very few niigna-
tiun me ting- ut the South will bring the
consent There will because for c,nsratula-
ton indc"d, if he IL not cent ont in a national
=. 49,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01

FIRE N BR>TrIrBoRo', VT-Another in
crndiary fir" in Rrattlrboro, Tuesday
night, destroyed the barn Of george Sargent
with sixteen head IF ca ttl", one horse, some
hogs. etc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01

LrrRN OrFER.-Wr will furnish tn,
Pr" Press and the ATLANTIC MuNrH1y. the
NV three dollar New England Magazine,
tho last and best Of American Mun,hlicr,.
eroh for one year on receipt of - 80 the may
a'n,sto hc mailed from Boston by the pub
iiahcr-. on their own responsibility
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01

The St Louis D.in1rrdt of the 9th ha,
from private aiNc,r the followin. memoranda
ol the exciting collision at Fort SCOT. Kansas
Territory. between the Free stat, and Pro
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01
THE FREE PRESS FOR 1855.

We call the attention of our readers to no
long Prospectus of the Free Press for the
coming year. We need only say that every
feature which has given value and interest to
our columns in years past, will he continued
for the year to come, and We shall make the
piper a. much better than it was as We can.
by liberal expenditure of labor and
money.
Wa offer TO our numerous readers the
hearty greetings and good wishes which hr-
long to the opening Of tn" Nrw Nrlr, aud W.
trust shall have their assistance in our
endcayors to make the acquaintance Of Il
lnrgcy increased circle Of subscribers
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-01
CONGRESAInNAI

We cory from the Waterman, the follow
ing summary of the
RlLsLr..S LuLrndLr,R In IIDr.nnrt AIM.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24
Il Cal D.
The sisters Of the Visitation
DAY AND FREE SCHOOL,.

I N pursuance Of their errand Of mercy In Kso-
l. kuk the Sisters will take scholars this year ct
City cents per month, and the children Of those
truly unable TO pay even that sum they will teach
gratis pro Dec.
Their day and free school comprises Spelling,
Reading, Writing, Geography, Grammar, History
Arithmetic, Mathematics, &c. Plain and Orna-
mental Needle-Work, etc. as far ~ the capacity OF
the pupil will allow for long experienced teachers
are conducting the school.
Their academic course the ether side Of the
house, With the day and school, opens the Let
Of September.
The Academic oourte comprises Reading " riting,
Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra, Bookkeeping
Prose and Poetieal Co position, Ancient and Med
err biography, Ancient, Modern, Sacred and Pro-
fame History, ~ biology, Natural History, Nsta.
raj Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy, Botany
use Of the Maps and Globes, Rhetoric and Logic
Also, the French language, Music on the Harp
Piano, Guitar and Fiutina, Painting in water col
ors, on velvet, Monocromatic and urccian Paint
ings, Plain and Ornamental N cedle- Work, Embroi
derry, Tapestry, etc.
TERMS:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24
Printing Inks.

We have for sale = quantity Of wADE's Color
10 Inxs. which are Justly eonsidsred the best in
market. There a-s among them all shades Of Red,
Blue, Yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
- cents up 70 $32per n. ALSO White Ink, Gold
Sise asd vsrnish, and nearlyAH grades Of Black
Ink. OF the same manufacture.
We have, besides, . quantity Of MAther's Black
Inks, sim undispossd Of than which there
better In market.
All Of which W will sell ct nanufscturers' pri.
ccs, fos cash.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24


weeds Paaens sewing Machine.
This 10 the most reliable Sewing Machine ever
offered In this market, both in the quality u its
work. liz durability and sinplcity. The opera
tion Of 1t il easier learned than that Of any other
Machine, while II works with ease on the finest
silk Of the heav West cloth leather. either Of
which ii works in very superior manner making
. straight evenly hid seam, much liner than ordi-
nary hand work, while both sides Of the cloth are
stitched alike. 1t rarely gets out Of working or
der or requires repairing and 10 20 simple that IN
operator can perform all ordinary repairs on 1t,
until il - worn out. with these sdvan tagss over
ether Machines, We feel confident that Weed .
Patent Sewing Machines will best meet the wants
Of Families, all kinds Of Manufacturing Clothiss,
Tailors, Boot and Shoe Makers, or any others re-
curing scam In Oh cir work. Harness and Sad
de Manufacturer will find this machine that
VI Il do their work In afapid And.substautial man
nsr , and much nicer than the ordinary way. Fam
ilics who require much sewing viii md this Ma
shine peculiarly adapted 70 their wants, bssidss
saving labor enough in few month"; 70 pay for Il.
Taiion will And great saving by using this sew
Ing Asshine, besides being always sure Of . %.
perior quality Of work thatdoss not rip. sndthat
looks much nicer than hand work.
ORvTLL LEONARD, Gent Agent,
No. u clArk-st., Chicago.
y. A. DUKE, Agent for Ksekuk, % Aaan-st.
7 aagsdAsln
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24
BARTLETT, KAYE & co.
Importers and Dealers 10
OAU08 4 1I303o13988 !,
PAINTS, OILS, yARNISHEs.
WINDOW CLASH, GLASSWARE, BRUSHES, N.
No. lag main ST., Bet. Sir 4 9th,
KEOKUK, IOWA.

Hos,srrrn 3 Bir1nns.-In the prsssn. state Of
the weather gentle invigor stor 10 often essen
tial To preserve the balance Of the system and -
psciAlly the digestive orgsns. II all those In
whom those important organs are disar-
ranged were to try Hoststter's Stomach Bittsrs,
they would consult their own interest by 80 doing
Hostcttsrs Bitters correct the appetite, impart
tone 70 tbs sysssn, forces Of the bile and all i'm
pure seerstions, rsgu lAtes the bowels. gives Jos
strength Of body and wig Of mind, and ere
tbs wonder of the aEc for dissipstipg dyspcptis
tendencies. In oil eAsss Of physical prostrstion,
pSlpitstion dssiness great fatigue, ETC.,
prising how the patient finds relief. No
family can afford to be without II. II requires
addition OF spirits. Sold In fall quart bottles
BY all hotels, grocer. draggisss, &c. It Is sx-
tremsiy pAiatAhle.
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally.
P. GIBBONS, Agent,
aug2sdAw Main-st, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

CooL.- We are mot talking about the weath-
IL, lost nov, though that il cool enough but
khs wsshington Union, for that y cooler;
kovlinstsnos Il advises Senator Douglas to
|estirs from the canvass in Illinois, - the
best means Of harnonising the Democratic
pastyl But, after oil, it 10 no great nasser.
Il il only little while to election, and On
|thAs occasion he win get retired, ~o!sn'
|UolsRs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-24

LAsr WEEK Yoa TAx-PAYsns.-Citissns
will take notice, that this u the last week for
|payiag ssxss before they become delias1sos.
|Isnsdiassly thereafter they viii b. sdvsr.
tissl. 30 far - taxes upon personal prop.
en- a.s concerned, they will OF necessity
have 70 BE- collected BY distrsining, II mol
raid Otherwise.