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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-15

J.! = - III .ss ! . /. .: a...,.....
wAiss.oa le: s ss..... la md i Streets.
ST. LOUIS, NO.
TN our warsrooms will be found the lAtsst and
best styles, nsds BY the best workmcn, and Of
superior material and Anish.
BEDSTEADS:
Fine Rosewood aud Mahogany, wslnst, Oak and
Cherry, .,:s hies Poe. and cssepy.
Rosewood, Mahogany, Ok asd Walnut, with
Shelves and Marble Tops.
WAROROBES AND SECRETARIES
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and walnai.
- SOFAS:
hhogsny aad Walnut, covered In Hair Cloth,
Lasting and Broeatslls.
- BUREAUS:
Lewood, Mahogany, Oak and Walnut, with
Side Cases. Marble Top and Oval Glasses.
WASH.STANDS:
CENTRE AND siDE TABLES,
With Marble Toys.
- HAT RACKS:
n bod, Mahogany, Oak and Walnut, Ct many
A.o an, R...vood 'i 2{s,s.,. o.l and Wal.
aas Parlor, Easy and koekIl Chsirs every vsris-
~ Of Cushion, hush ard Cane Seat Rscspttou and
cottage Chairs; Recumbent Chairs, Piano Stools,
1ttomans ,Footstsols, Lounge, COfnsr and Side
'WhAsnots, Extension Tabies Shower Baths, Ios
Boxes, Wire and Tin Safes, sesr,sm Psasst Lsssss
De1sfsAAs. GILT LOOKING GLASSES. Splendid
Pier diAssss, Ovsh, Mantle and square Wood
Frames In large sssovtmsnt.
BEDDING.
Spring, Hair. Moss, Exesisior and Hssk Mat
1sssss Feather Beds, Pillows, DsIstsss, Comforts,
Shesu, Ac., AL Of the beat nAtsrai, and vsrsssssd
70 b fresh = and ner.
livery q kArranted - represented, and -
pfieoe = lon any other house II The city for or
n 1ing quality.
O. bss solicited and faithfully SLED.
W6oordisliy invite every ONE who wishss 10 sall
cd sxantss and prios oar goods, ~ are pleased
- show oar goods, and give Jos Al the in1ssmAtes
u cor pcwss.
ANiDissss soh b. ~ cavefsiy yssAsl, asd a.
live b boat or at the house.
nSA3 '3s-dAvln 6CARRITT MASON.
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fM.x,.a -A,. -. r.. tat. .....
80 -, co.s.r. xssh.. ..ssSsi.
go. GA. .Pid Co., Mum. ~.
SSss ,S,sssI.I =. ~. -. N. n 40
1890 49,. ~ :. -. ID. '1
sI r ~ w. ms
s..s..ss. - ...ssss.i.... ..I. 49, ~ y. i.I,.
-. 1879 80 n. ssiis n. sss.s,.S
rs ~ .s.s.S.I n .s.,i.;.s -. - IA.
IN -. s...x M I. ~ ~; ~.
~. ~ sI-,.,sss..S .kis .c.I.,S-r ss-s, - -
sho...rAs ~ ..1sss.. !. -, ..,.s - -. -s..s
~ sHsrs 4 al : sss,. - s,n. 81 49,. ~.
80 n 49, rot a CO., taie Mia ~ - llaei -
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G. oowLEs, IT,.
= atent Aastic r Q ofsr.
efbes Ne. - H.,n-ss.,

Tak 1AsT1c k0oyING y vsu adapssA !,
sessP o. AT roofs. 10 Are preoa, ss1 1ssoniss
80 vii sdni. e vsar ~ trsaaisg iAsesos,
ssas, =. -. YoF farther psssieuhrs. plssss III
= - 80. vAsss saaDiss can y sssa.
DeI!H0UDNT LIST on LOT0.
I ~ vhtsA spsaal tAsss ~ dus ssd unpai{. far
1Csseang - Pavang d6ssalks = "a street. q.
e~esa 1xshaass aAA 0ask stsssts.
Ownsss' Meues. Lot. Blosh. ~ ~.
Unknown, Mt % "a q
es1.ssa kzsAAaes M
1aak ST., con. - n
tren II, pert sf II al "a n ~
For QcA1A0tsinR nad CuyhinS - ,A.A &C.,.
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FEHNsHLvAHlA.eAIIneAD.


s1NA2 Crest Central Restl ~ A.
! lantis siglsa with the W6 5tA-vsstssp
asa sos.A-ws..:rn ss.t:s, y 800 Rsil-
" s. ks: .s T "a "a :.: :: 8;
With Atsansrs TO all - aartA- vssssss
Hsbis IL b. vhich III bxuaydea
L. 40 from ~ Great WAe1
- 1g1rs rz1ADsG1 ~ mar.
- . az 1sss.: 49, ~: \. n
'opoose csA.s.-Do....1 ls-1
M isE; + r.. re !, sse ass TIN ...e &
~ Leather OEiquor Gin esc. Y leo -.
81 Paper, Wool and
%, eastward, &c., &c
r. F6s.--AnviIs, Chains I'm -
Il Hemp, Bacon and Pork
g. (loese or ID sacks Paints - 4.
o. "a oil,) Oils. tsxseps p
,rs IN q .e.a,., r.A,
ass A - u PORK ~ easis o
|!!!.! Z Ia =; a. = !. !, /. !.
Meestnetarsd Tobacco, -
nv g. gta.wAre, .ssgas.
=! ", .ntil =.
1ON--sz . Mia, sos $y:j |5Iss e. -. ~ 4.
MfSht uatjl further nstiss.
e lirth8 0oses iros my paint sest of PAih-
{. l.yl.s.ss ! .sres1. : elt Seels .sasiesl .
Whom Hs.ss sassSss s' g. sI Ss,
Pask@ Co. neaphiss xssa.; r. q. o'RiIsy !
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sIaugnssr Ueal CeUpanv

10Ns q Ceol e 70 cSNls M b1skAi
NJ ere eon.tantiy supplying " veg bsst
Nv Quality Of grats ard stsvs osal besusht 10
thia market. lttgaitss easily. bsfns hsisi9Iy 81
gessratss more hsst than aay Other astisas fessels
excepting Aene. II chief sssnomy aad sxeellsuey
elinksr or einAsr.
FOR mechanical purposes Il rssitiSsly saasot -
suspasss1s - those nslng Il viii attesN
ORDER nast b ls3t % The book = ~ oGss. oysr
Collier 3Ce.i Groessy Htsre, "a st.. hesvesn ~
70, = Assetefore. I. {. N16YNH.
1afee 20 AGENT.
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r,,yst.as Square

SUFFICE - hsssbyNgivea 70 The ewnsss q IL
oss ds:s.lsd y he sseoias list sissaiss il tas
uY q nseokak. Lss ceasty ard stAts Of Isss,
- $4,000 asd levied on ssid lsts 81
- TIE CIty Ceunsll ii said sity Tor Cushtn1 and
rayt.s M6s-vaIts. and for MoAaanisips M
49,, = dsstensled In The abovs III, aal
enisss payment b nAae Of The taxes : levie1.
AUD alsc al sosts. before the 3srd day q Gareh.
=. y. isSs, The sid lots, o. - nusS thsreol 81
mail = ne sssy = dissAases saia tax and scsts
VII = seld Q. tie lsy Aforesaid, q ths Nayor;s
a.n.asd Se'siosh Pm.
9. c. STEVENS,
Collsetsr sf The City Of Keokuk.
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RAA r vaa n nAe9ano mn - AmnnRAan.
= - 1ie1I IniII - q. 49,.
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nm ~ ~
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s.keis oennsry wisAs ~ nas,oeee - 49,
@ss e sS.;s 0s. MN. ~ ssSp, ~
r1s .S.s.~ \. - ~ 81
s "a. n ..,y y Tsns. I.
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glyHE CiTI-
j Q = rs or
ksokuk, IeWs,
ass rsspeceful-
~ nfo4D ed
tkst The sab
scsibsf has ~
tsblishsd -
ANsey u No.
l0 Lsks-stst.,
Chicago, Ills,
for ths sale n
0sovsr 4 b.
ksr's cslsbfa-
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1hs psograss IL this sogpesaEisa ~ bssa staAle
and unlatsrspls1 tAroag6 ssassassk lnaasisl sua-
shiss ~ sessa. v pssioas svsatfsl II 4 exsnpt
lssn weeping eoD1Aeratioas and maritime lisas-
tsS. Being long sstablSshed o. . sssh hesis. ~
ssosSls ri the crsdit system s1sct y il 70 nate
rial pastisalaf.
Daring lizard times" the security IL ssliahle In
ssrasse 10 an imperative duty-ths abllity q
aesene6.
Agsnciss In all the principal cities sad to1.s
throughout the State. Policies issusd vithcrf
dslay BY any Of the duly authorised Asssts ii -
Company.
- Bssinsss attsoded 70 with DsspaAeh "a "a.
delity.-0
OFFICE Of the Ksokuk Agency, conner Of "a
md Aain-sts. He. TgN-YYCY.
wom 6tAts Agent.
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,.,., ,.,-... .....,.....
srEwAarA ensssIrn.
Vnos tsfses'y oseahss y Mach IAonpsss'
sHcoSD ss.t MAJ
....loWA,
A1toeNsys ea1 Oow~e1eeors at LsW,
oar Arn rrss no- .rr .nrvro
Ao~N AM "AAI AZ A"1NiO'
rsriesiar s''e"''oa sssS = fAs Collection Of Dss.
$3.50
Hon. ]. phil,ips. Pbreir. New York.
Hos. chas. Butler,
H as.. a a,ss: s': rs.: Trey; NY;
y. Al .sks o., nanksss, CeisA&e.
Geo Geo. I. Pss,soa', Esa Co.pssllor, Chsesge.
G G,,,;.! p..:s,s @, I s.sl'r' Ksolsi.
Col: 4; Dsl,sx, ~ !.
- 3 ~ = = - y -
GALL AND
L n~...s.. .-..-lrA,
1Iael HlnEi RIREs
= a go
- tine foiloWsnk tSopoueaole CompeoiO
HUMBOLDT
lrnuw ArnN CnHwauv
=. -. 60 =. 49,
" AnS OA41 W NV xVAA.
cAm CAPITAL
Driaespors Rifs = Marine 1ns. Co.,
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
CAPITAL AND SuaPLus, 1901 GOO %.
9aSDsSe = AseoAosos AosOsaoes Co.s
CAPITAL, v3OU,UVO 10.
.,sIy 49,. p.s... n",...
- A,i Paw all Locsse Prsnptly. -
INSURE YOUR LIVES,
c>.
Aessai SeeeAs Live ssssveees 90
~ :. :. I.....x lar :, 90 saA =
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the House IT. ::
dependent 1s 4. "
these letters, k2l! .I.
OF tuesday iass' ls| 3&!., 3 ]I 3 !sl ||| Ia.
paragraph; ~ gs5 Z u
| - In tnis co "a "a 31 L. - y D.
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~ ~ = - = a. 4 ne ne
L pses1nal
}! =. !. y - sgsres-
ss!.1 Dr. sz In "A Z
~ u hi M ~.
r. " ] - 49, c.s y.
p. ~ d ~. "a. r. Pr. " sms.ss
/ n ssss va 49,. ~, n sN
S z*E1sss s;s5 sSss3 "a NJ n Az w
.l !.||s| u II ID ~. -. .s:.'.a u.
20 y, d ., u ssa n. 80
IT. vi IA ~ y ,S.ss r. ..s,.{ RI
~ 4 ~ ':ssss
SIZs ,as III
49, ID r i r. Z ~ ~.
~
|.<| III. u.
~ I oaesssa ~ @ We ~ 49, 81.
snmo ~ ~ &c.
~ =! ID ,, 3 I. sAefill !. "a rem Y
M saaensl Democrssls
~ wrote 20 Moses
DaN mpatny wit1 MI
nuren IN ~ oeI sooed: 'post - -
JORGE a. ne defeat enanan.--loofs
pondencs fse2os
n s.,.n,,.nm.p,
3ssssra-.. - -. NJ W.. I.d..
- Va y y. sn -. .'s ss .E.A nv" W
s7 b. sA' uol""'' v '"0
IT, '|sss.s ~ -. <. n..,..
.s1 ooy3s r - s 49, ~ INIT SsvisD.-s s
1as pe,r,s 80 sssesna.nE me ~
e n = ~ ion 49, n ~ sssnoS e1u con-
s ~, 1, 49, $3.50 sn ' Ss
- ES1 nsess, sAea from
ssesae int tAfee Or
nank bNs pinea ,yipes
9 y nothing osexn elS ou-
~ 4sAn IT,. s tns wv .all
!, ooe shss = !. the largest IN
The grape heessh five or six in
ss lonsy snss,1 grape! We
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- ooiisetsr II tAs City 81 Ksoksi


DE4aN0UENT LIST on LOT0
I 1nssA special taxes ass de and unpeia fes
OAsAesalsiag aadssrbiag n JoAssoa slrsst.
0knsss' names. Lot. Hio.n - no.1
Uaknown, i11oHisS a a n
- w.4 :. q ~ yI's1 la
.n~,- u IA l4l.l1- 1,oS
~ NUas .esssy given 70 ~ swnsrs Of 10
49, cssasisea = ths fsssgping list, situated q
s1eesey 8 kssksk, L. ssnatj ,s,d 6tsAs q Ises,
sn.s ns.ss ess .satiensd. and Ill sthsrf inter-
ees:e: that = special M has -6ssn asSecee6 Al
lssis1 g 80 isst, y ~ CITY UosaSil 4 -
40 ses sAe9nistal ~ Cufbisg = Jshssss
s ~ - s.re = ssst !o::. - 3ssixSss,s ia
- ahevs lhti aa1 unlsss payment g na1e
~ 49, 9 levts1 A.d alss III coats bsfsss tn
1sth ~ q Aassh, a. ?. ISSs, ths asN ~. s.
= ..sA tAs!ssf sssAall - asssssasy g 1issis,ss
49, AZ 80 sssts will - sold % a. ~ 49,
oaid, q tAs Mayors ellos In said sity. feeves.
Ne hours 1t so'sissk .. N and o'eicsk 5, =.
G. c. 6T1vuNS.
oollestssof the City Of Keokuk.
1sb. -, loSo-dtd
HA0o! aAeS5I R1Q6III
WI ant tier II Bsinethen 9 =. W yin
" ~ 49, ~.
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~ saA all kials sf misunderstanding psspssss,
which Be will u Ill tlna - prspsrsA b supply ths
sntirs Northwest With, % fsyesAbls terms. The
0ROvER DAKKR MACHINES ass tbs mast
simple and reliable tws-thrsad nashtnes n NE,
sd sss nov o6sred 70 The entire Mesthvsst ~
kastssn psisss. guaraatssA 70 Give sasasfastisa.
AA6rsss orders 70
fsb1ka3m 100 kAks-st., CAisnSo.
osageSss sowing mashsns.
ES0k al misunderstanding psrposss, singssS esv-
~ tsg Aaehisse ~ Aee1e1 inaispsoeahle. 3hs
pshlis issis spss hayisg shsls ssssllsG -. naAs
BY tAs0. eisg3's yamIly 0swtne nsSAiDs y ths
--latest pssssassd fos ssnpstitisa, asd. hing sr-
rasgsd M fall kssvIsdos Il ~ detects II other
.asAiass 70. similar ssss, ~ avoided Or rsnstlsA
thsn all. ltis ~ hanlDoDsst oeWiae 4ashins
ever nads, and TIE saaisst - hssn 10 ppsrats.
~ s1eealaos mssAaaieei psiDdplss sad quslitiss
are rssdily appsssiased ~ Osss asqusiatsd with
ssviag neeAIass, And Give assusanss ~ theas ~
eouiss snivsr,sliy saspseA. Apply for ]. Il.
Slayer CO. = 0ssstts. Cspiss s1lVlisd gsatls.
Wsstssa s1ss ~ Lake 6tsen, Ciisa9e.
nsAbd1n Wn. DROUBDICZ Asent
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-wssr - ~ Il
KaTr y aaAixaas ~ AZ - = " 81 )
Wasd = ~ saAsiaa MssslssS
i As4 - - fssuss1sl % snnsanss O.
e6l ndats ~ rs-elsstiee = A.
u 3 80 - 4
ROW. 1f 1Au61Il16 .-Jons Il. Ah1ssSo3,
~ casssS1fa 40 g. 81. CLAla Iussr win r
sappoEssA Tor Township Trustees Il ths sdssiae
Apeil' slscsion. BY Ill thoss Who sympaahiss IN
- poor 40 hsse the intsrssts Of the 0Goaty y
ssst. [nsAlld
Gro. N. SsArox will be oandidAtS ter Aldsr.
man \ tbs Second Ward At the ensuine ~ hon. n
nehlid - VI; RI gsy
f M11aas. 1nfsoas:-Pleass anao11l ~ "a
Husn y, SnzLaY viii be supported Nld21ka
h the Third ward, ~ the April els@ N
n'A'oa TnRIND $500 !. = = Il
Sr-We are requested 10 announce thai ye61 a.
MkrSsr win y . candidate for MaSshaI e - -
suing slections fnsaed &
MEssst. 1pRsons 49, Please announce the name of
NJ. Jxsuss = ~ tsaplst saadida.s for City
MAfshAll - ~ AHtl shctteas - oblige
mchSdsssS THE PEOPLE,.
Il N. 2. iIBDsrs will " candidate for Alderman
In the Fourth Ward. tmch5d i
Il Jau1 .. GRvvEy viii he = candidate for
Eelea1tdn 10 The oMs bf Marhall Mt the ensuing
Aleetlqn. 80 tuseh5d
4
e'va B. 1nsrs win DO Imported for Aiderdaaa
Aah. Frat Wssd,b by g s
= AAsr eEns. /.
T'nssRnAs W 4 candidate lldsr-
msh4a IL HANDS. 4
pr: a4s.ss ssif's. ~ u -! 3.
in the FhS ssaaS II ld1 4
Mkassss Please snnos $50 ~ shane d
JAnsa hps1s - can didAte " Alerman Of
~ Third Wsses Aths esyssng City Elpelion.
fet27 .kANXSoTERs.
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SN-We are requested 10 announce thai yoaA a.
M'Krssr win y candidate for Ms,shal = ~ -
.saing elections lmS&od I
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Chi Wate Gitp.
- - KUK:
YMORkTNG, MAR. Is.

lfoIsss VALLEY WHe IL published
1m1ay at this olhce, Is one 9th oldest
- = laws, and has very large and incrcas-
.lssalatioa tAroaghoat the Des Moinss val-
Northern Missssfi, and Western Illinois.
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+ MDxaas. 1Dfsoas:-Pleass anAo9l ~ ~
Huen u, 6nxLaY viii be supported 4~ 3ldef1ka
h the Third Ward, ~ the April els@ ~
mchiOd HRINUl INT. y
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60 =. T. 10 . ssl, L, e T.. =.
~ Es and liI,iS - arpp y; sso ~
go. $500 a.. H. sss ~ r. past foss
Shawl, fyosB
iAtes. styles of M
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a PARTNER, with from So t0s
In manufacturing business pey 1eY-
ating peo6ts, either lady " Lnca-
s'en ~ sssfs good. Aaas9sss pstsfhss-
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~ TnsssnAs " l,As 1 candidate lldsr-
asa44 AASDs: 7.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
Great Attraction on Third Street /!
NEW STOCK AND FRESH
ARRIVAL OF
cnrino- q Simmer Drv Goods.

JARRETT has received, direct from
u Philadelphia, and has opened at his old
Stand, Third street, an unusually large and
extraordinary cheap stock ofDry Goods which
for style and quality, are not to be surpassed, /,
if eqnalled, in Steubenville, consisting in part
of large and elegant assortment Of
RICH, FANCY DRESS SILKS,
Rich black silk, figured and striped, rich plain
black silks, rich fancy silks Of the newest
styles, rich printed Bareges, rich organdle
Lawns. Challies, Grape de Espanees, Lawns,
Ohintzes, etc.
SHAWLS AND MANTLES,
Broche bordered stella Shawls, printed border.
ed stella Shawls, Canton Grape Shawls.
NEEDLE WORK,
Handsome sett Collar and Sleeves. very rich
real French work Collars, embroidered linen
handkerchiqfs, iaconet and Swiss edgings in
settings, and founcings.
WHITE GOODS,
Piuuet Cloth for Basques, Collars and SleCves,
French and English Brilliants, Jaconets
naiIsooks. Mulls, Swiss. Victoria Lawns, etc
PLAIN, plaid, striped and figured.
HOSIERY.
A full and complete assortment.
BONNETS,
English Straw Bonnets, Ribbons and Flowers
of the latest spring styles.
GOODS FOR MEN q BOYS WEAR,
Black, Blue. Green Drab and Olive Cloths and
Cashmeretts, plaid, plain and striped Cassi
meres, Tweeds, ,MerinO, ,Nankinett, Cassimeres
linen and cotton pant stuifs, etc.
DOMESTICS,
The largest stock in own-Merrimac and Co
checo prints, bleached Muslins, unbleachet
Sheetings, etc.
AS the above goods were purchased at mo
ney panic and commercial pressure prices
and also embrace large stock-to select from
persons wishing to buy good, cheap, fash
ionable and substantial goods, will follow thu
crowd--and 60 to GARRETT'S.
may 26,'58
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06
MISCELLANE
Effect Of Old Persons Sleeping with
Young. =,

sAhabit which is considerably prevalent
in almost every family, OF allowing children
tosleep with older persona, has ruined the
nervous vivacity and physical energy of
many promising child. Those having
dear old friends, whose lives they would
like to perpetlate at the sacrifice of their
innocent offspring, alone should encourage
sth;sevil but every parent who loves his
child, and wishes to preserve to him u
~. sound nervous system, with which to buff
fet successfully the cares, sorrows and Ia
borsoflife, must see to it, that his nervous
vitality is not absorbed by some diseased or
,..r aged relative.
asas Children, compared withAdults, are cleo
tricully in q. live condition. The rapid
changes which are going on in their little
bodies, abundantly generate and as exten-
sively work up Vital-nervo electric fluids.
But when, by contact for longnights, with
81 elder and negative persons, the vitalzne
81 electricity of their tender organizations i:
absorbed, they soon pine, growpale, languit
and dull, while their bed companions feel Q
~ corresponding invigorution. King Davit
the Psalmist, knew the effects Of this prac.
tice, and whom he became old, got certain
$50 young persons to sleep with him, that his
-. days might be heightened. DR.. Hufeland
the German physiologist, attributes the
a'a frequent longevity Of ofschoolmasters TO theiI
daily association with young persons.
Invalid mothers often prolong their ex.
istence by daily contact with their chill
dren. once knew woman who, by weak
lungs and mineral doctors. had been pros.
trated with incurable consumption. Hel
infant occupied the same bed with her al
most constantly day and night. The mo-
ther fingered for months on the verge of the
grave, her demise being hourly expected
A Still she fingered on, daily disproving the
predictions of her medical attendants.-
The child, meanwhile, pined without any
sd apparent disease. Its once fat little cheeks
fell away with singular rapidity, till every
bone in its face was visible. Finally i
had impaired to the mother its last sparl
Of vitality, and simultaneously both died
SOW it recently stated in newspaper
that man in Massachusetts had lived for
ty days without eating anything, during
e which period he had been nourished by
little cold water, and by the "inhuencei
absorbed by him while holding the hand o
his wife."-[Dr. E. P. Foote.
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OHIO FOUNDRY.

THE UNDERSIGNED would re.
= spectfully inform the public generally
that he is carrying on the boundary business
in all its various branches. He is now manu-.
featuring large variety Of cooking Stoves,
to wit: . $50, 80
No. l, Hartley improved, for coal or wood
/" 2, (" Sc &C
1" A, Alright,
q, Union Large Oven
" 9, Aurora for coal:
4, Etna for coal or wood
7, Republic for wood
8, Improved elevated oven, for coal;
Z, Buckeye, for coal or wood;
Large Balloon coal burner;
Egg church stove;
No. l,2G3,
1&2, Franklin stoves;
l,2,&31S cook stoves;
Eight different patterns of Arch Crates
Four &c Cast Tenders;
Wagon boxes, wholesale or retail;
Plow Points. of all the different patterns,
No. S, Patent Lever Plow castings;
Three sizes cooking Crates,
Casclngs made to order or the shortest no.
tice.
All of which will be sold at reduced prices
u am also carrying on in connection with
the above the Tin and Copper Business.
u Wareroom, Market street, below the
Bank, Steubenville, Ohio.
oct22-ly. WILLIAM l.. SHARP.
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TIE BEST ASSORTMENT OF READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS EVER OFFERED IN sTEGBENvTLLE.
FENHE UNDERSIGNED has just re-
4 ceived and is adding weekly to his
large and general assortment Of Ready Made
Clothing, the latest styles as they come out,
to which he directs the attention of his friends
and the public, assuring them that he'fs PTu-
pared to sell every description of goods, at
prices lower than has ever been purchased in
this section of the state. In point of style,
quality or durability, his goods cannot be ex-
celled in this or any other western market
His prices are uniform, and the public may
feel confident that they will at all times re-
ceive the worth of their money.
1t will be to the interest of all, to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere, as his
clothing is made to order, he is satisfied that
he is able to sell better goods at lowe; prices
than any house in the city.
j. HOFMAYER, Market ST..
three doois above Fourth, Steubenville.
apr 1853