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@ n Al ND u Y n X RAIL n A ID
ar CANADA.

q n AND Tn NK RAILR d
or CANADA.
~ DELI0HTFUL ROMANTIC ROUTK4
1Ron r1a wus1 70
Boston, NeU York, and the Eastern States
Via fAe McAtssa Cemfrai, Gvsst WeafrW,
Oyd<nsssrgA 4 Vermont Ctmfrsi, asA
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANADA.
Passengers by this rou to have IN opportunity Of
Visiting some Of the grandsst and most won
derfsl scenery In the world, including Tovoa,e,
Rsptds Of fac 81. Larysnee, Quebec Mosfrssl Waite
Msssfssus, fAs Tsbx,ar Bridge, tHesriy tso ntss In
ierSshI, Lake CAsmsissn, Faiis Of Mestmorssct,
Hxdson River, ETC., etc.
On and after May l, 1888, Baggage will b.
Checked Through from Chicago.
To EN- lGR ANTB.
Passages may BE- secured st the olkce Of the Com
parJ in Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, 0iasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdeen and Montross. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superintends the removal Of
smigrants and baggage 1t Quebec free Of charge.
Fare from $50 TO $35 to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
l. e VIA r N N,
OF - 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG!
Il under contract TO this Company for one or more
trips to- Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns In Earopc will
shortly be Issued. Tickets from Chicago for all
points East also for the Leviathan, or Tor the NJ
DIS. s. Co. ships, can be obtained ut the Once
Of tho Grand Trunk Railroad, No. 50 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
Agent Of Grand Truak K. R..Co., Of Canada.
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BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD,

RRvEREHcDs:
The Park Bank, New York.
Edward Tyler, Esq.,, Cashier Suffolk Bk., Boston
Messn. Dana, FAFrar 1 Hyde, Boston.
Bank Of Nswbury, Wells River, VI.
Messrs. Mattocks, Barron Smith, Chicago.
Messrs. Greeley = Gale, st. Louis.
Rev. 9ec. Denison, keokuk.
B. B. Human, Esq., =
feb3Ad
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Dufgalo ana Lake Huron RalarsaA I
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VA DETROIT
At the above ONCE tickets for New York, Boston,
and all the stations on tho New York 4 Erie and
New York Central Railroads can bs obtained.
J. WARRACK,
Agent nf u. IL. ii. Railroad,
Once No. SO Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April -, 'tS-dly-c.a.s.
Sight Drafts on London At dollars per & stsr-
ling may be obtained 1t the 0Gice Of tho 0rSnd
Trunk X. r. OF Canada, In Chicago.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
Prices Suit the Times

O. POLLOCK = 90. are non veosising 3
-. large, wsii selssssd and splsEdid atock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
And ean supply ssst0nsfs with any thing usually
called fss In thsir line, from coarse 70 supsrAns,
aad from plain 70 very handsome. It's no uss 70
expatiats; tAsy have jsst the articles for hard
tines, bsth N quality, style md price. All thsy
snd ~ grsas nseAans.
ksls1bes Tie piaee--next door 70 Dinners H.
loon. on Thifd-st., between Main and Johnson.
Il said b. POLLOCK GO.
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Z6Oo8OOvo 001os
DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby givea, that @ the
i Let Day Il Ostohsr next, - NE door 81 the
Clerk = OfRos, h the City Il Ksoknk, IsvA.
shall nranseA - sel. foseash 10 hand to the hi-h
81 h1iss, ~ following property, to-vit, Thirty
u ninety fset 10 The City Of Ksokuk, Lee County
Isva, Asswihsd - tollows: beginning ssventy ri
tsen ~ sesneF Il 1ightA ara Rxshaaas steets.
q ~ sastean Mne n LOT one IN bi0sk one Inn
dred And tusnty-two, tl41, ard running thsnee q
right angls - saiA ns A1l asross ~ ans and rart
Of two 20 let, thence aopth-wsstsrly psrsllci 70
6th street, - feet; thence In south sastesy d.
rectioa parallel " ExnAass, 20 fest: 70 the lins
a4orai13 Themes aleAg Sth st5ssa in straight Iiae
y the tsginniss poinss--lsaving part II 30 fsss
on 6th street.
Ths aals y naAs ~ virtue Of Deed Of Trust
from \. WHISKY and ElsaAsth Wilsey d his with.
L. - nads g 9snrs ths psynsDt Of certain
no1oS1a1ed 1tst q o.. 1851. and payable the ii
Ao1M GeptsmhsS, 1850, = ~ ssasf q Loreuso
ps Qn, ~ the ssm 1T four hundred dollars,
NJ I1Q1aia Aae Ard unpeid, and 81 N TEN 81
~ 1fA - - rsqskfsd % ell ~ prsperty.
nale 1eoe ~ hosr6 d 10 o'sl0ek = 4. ga
o'sls6k d. WILLIAH nRQWN,
H0kP0Ut6 6x66p8a1 1laSkSsr7 Ksos. 7os
~ SAB hy IA B. v0MkLL,
sag5d III MAin-st.
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N0TIcRis hereby given TO the owners Of thu
lots dsseribsdin ths foregoing list situatedin the
cd, thats special tai has been assessed and levied
b. the City Council Of said city for McA D.
AMIzIH0 n trent Of said lots % designated
In the ahovs list, end 1nless payment b. made
NH day Of Sept, A. d. 1885, the said lots, or z
nscA thereof - shall b necessary to disehare,
saaA taxaAd costa, Willie sold on the day afore.
said, q ths Asyor's OfRes In ssid city, ketwssu
the hours Of 3 clock :. m. and clock 3. 4.
q. g. 6TEvENS,
Collsetorof theCity Of Keokuk.
SAINT. 7, l650-0tA
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s now nsasfasG1rine Mastrsssss q svesy ds-
! scriptiou, Spiral, spring, Carried Naas. Nee1sas
Pelaing, Cottop, Mos, Birch, DAeek, aaA DAnu. u
the best quality. Hlisvs and Isls1sre g a
kinds. Also, Con1orts and lsetAsss.
Hotel and Steamboat orders prsmpAay at1suAe1
to- and al articles nanufsetursA o. ooa1 q NJ -
tablishment will b oksrsd ~ fair tsrns. - was.
work ~ any estAbhshment u ths Md q q 5
Wostern country. You are respectfully invited .
call and examine specimens Of ny work. w.
rooms, corner Of Fourth.st, and Exchnaee.
have In operation newly-inventsd ana a.
pensive machinery, which enables ne 10 nanuf3
ture better WORK, 1t more liberal RATES, than
ferior work otherwise Manufactured can - A.
forded for. Material FOR Bedding, etc., prspArsd
prepared, and the work far superior In quality.
VIII o L ESALE AND ALL.
March 10, 81 -dly
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FnOM q -. sUnEvDH,s AGEnox
ns.srsAs sessn sssAasAap Oe,s
''r'' - ''''.
s.SS,e'.Ioo,ss.xoE. North As.aIeAs,
NOVA sooriAN .{sew) HUNGARIAN, tnsv)
---, fnew).
Running In connection with ths GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD Of Canada, under contract with
the Canadian Government to traasport
The AAils.
DATES OF SAILING.
FROM QUEBEC. Snon LIvxHrooL.
kvsrsry alternate eAtar- Kvsry alternate v sdnss.
day from the 31nd u day from the 10Th Of
Nay % TIE 9TH Of April 10 the seth Of
November. Inclusive. October, inolusfvs.
nSa,sn =. ,D'; nSl; s;s cs ss
laAd.
RATES or PASSAGE:
Fyom CAteASe 10 Liverpool via Mich. Central Great
Wssters and GRAND TRUNK kAiLRoADs
and Steamers,
htCiass go toeloe
according TO accommodations.
insluding cooked provisions.
Fso~ Liverpool u cAiesgo, via Steamers and Rail
roads,
Ist .4os 70 tl1s7b
according 10 accommodation.
steer $ol -
tAcludins cooked prOyfsions.
Afully qualified Surgeon sails In eaeh vssssl.
Each Passenger ticketed through win be al
lowed the same quantity IL baggage vRxE BY Rail-
road ~ BY steamer, Wis - cable fsst Tor sach
cabin and 10 feet for eaoh stssrage passenger.
Special trains from Quebec With the Nails and
Passengers are dispatched on the arrival Of eash
Steamer.
twill b. observed from the following table that
the Canadian line beaten every other in crosse
ing the Atlantic the average passAess Of tho Col
lns and Cunard lines by the annual tables In the
MY. Herald during 1851 being
HAYWARD. wRsYvAnD.
Collins Line, lid 95h 3om Collins line, l3d l3hen
Ounard /" NJ. Tod 13h SIN Cunard sY.l3a lsh I'm
" Boston lad q em /" Boston I'D l3h On
Canadian iinelod iSh On 0anadianL. I'D ihon
The longest passages made BY The Canadian Line
were II days TO Liverpool and 4 days to Quebec.
The Collins Line have made passages of IL to 70
days, and the Cunard Line Of Is 10 IL days.
For Passage or Freight from Chicsgo 70 Liver
pool, or Liverpool to Chicago. apply 70
j. WARkACK,
Agent Of the N. 0. s. 3. Co, -..---,-
No. SO Dearborn Street, CAicaso. us.
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.srssngsss naslrsaA.

By taking the railroad to Montross, boat
10 Burlington, and railroad tofair6sld, pas
sengers can lsave here ct ii q. n. and reach
thsrs BY supper time; or leave hero ss 10 p.
m. and reach Fairfield the next forenoon.
Those who wish to 90 TO the State Fair BY
Burlington, will 6nd this convenient and
pleasant route TO Fairfield.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-23

gIyHE CO. Partnership heretofore existing ~
tween the subscribers, under the name Ard
6sn Of Farrar Hainss, IL this day diseslvsd ~
mutual consent. Robert = p. q. HsiSss will con
tinus II the business, and eiga the name q he
eounts OF the late Arm, and al debts dus 10 nust
b. paid them. y. .. fAkhAk.
ROBERT HAIND6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-23

weeds Patent Sewing MachiEs.
We hsve been often Asksd which 10 the best Sew
ing machine in use, and 70 sAtisfy ourselves have
spent some time in examining them Ill. and "
will nov give our opinion 70 our readers for thsts
benefit
We purchased one Of the above named Machines
snd hare tried II on every kind IL work required
III AfAmiiy, sad II givss the best satisfactiu, do
Ing Its work very rapidly, neatly, and stronger
than tho usual hand work. II 10 much harder 70
rip work done on this machine than thst done In
the ordinary way. Ita neat and tasty, being very
Anely finished, and 70 al appearance, simple -
yond the FEASIBILITY u getting out Of rspAir. BY
ordinary use. II 10 very strong and durabiei and
VI are well assured that Of them will not wear
out In years II conatsnt use II has already saved
tailsss' sad dressnakcrs' bills enough In cu
family to pay it. cost, and We think II vsSy
pss&tAbls Investment, 70 ~ nothing of IT. eonvs
nisnse and the hours d needle work II saves :.
nsths. w most emphAticAliy pronounce this In
best Sewing Machine IN use, and the greatest ~
bor-saving invention Of the day.
Msssss. WHITNEY LYON, who are the pro-
prieto.s Of these Machines, have ; sales room at
s45 Broadway. New York .-[Chioago Herald.
sold ~
.. A. DUKE, Agent for Keoask, IS HAia-st.
aepfQdkvlm
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The undsYsignsd, having formed CO. Partner.
ship undsr the name and yle Of HAines Brother,
and purchased ths entire interest q u 2. Ianas,
viil contiuua the business Of manufacturing 6asA,
Deere, Blinds, Flooring, Pump 1ubine, 4e., n
thA Ola staad, corner Of Blak Gsfse4s, aeaS N
Heokuk ) NJ. Dss Moines Rail ksAA Dspse.
nODuRT HAIMDo,
Ksehsk sept. =, ~. 20. HAINne.
eOt6~d Il
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DaEp Scorr DEAD.--Ths famous Drsd
Scot, whose claim TO freedom gave occasion
to the Supreme Court Of the United Statss
TO endorse the dogma, that "Nsgross have
no rights thst white mon are bcasd TO ~.
spect," died in st. Louis on Friday last. He
vas set free by Mr.. Chadss Immediately a.
ter the decision which consigned him and his
family to slavery.
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DARLOR. Chamber and Kitchen
I SETS, Of III kinds, for ssls cheap for Cash. b
GEO. X. KILB0URNk, Agent.
Msin-st., bet. "a and -.
mayl5d Ksokuk, lows.
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The Ferry Boat will leave the landing i'm
msdistsly after dinner Saturday for the pur-
pose Of taking our citizens down to Warsa y
to hear Trumbull's speech. The fare for the
round trip viii be only twenty 1--we cents, and
We could wish that ell our citisens would 70
down. It will be pleasant excursion, and
We shall have the opportunity Of sssing .
great crowd and hearing great speech.
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Owing 10 the increase Of travel and
freights, the steamer Quincy has besn pat %
the line to ST. Louis. Hereafter there will
bs boat every day, Sundays included.
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BARTLETT, KAYE x CO.,
Inportsrs ssd Dealers IN
PAINTS, OILS, vARNISHEs,
WINDOW GLlIA, GLAlSWlRI, BRUIHH, &c.
Ne. ilS msan So, Bet. Ssh 4 Osh,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
ACARD TO THE LADlEsy
Mr.. Duponcs,s OsiAsa Periodical

n CA8D TO TAE LADbEb!
Dr. Dnpsncs's OsiAsa Periodical
Pilts, fer YsaAlssi
One Of the most sucosssfal remedies for distress
iag and painfai menstrua,ion ever known. They
correct Irregularities and remove distractions,
iron What ever esase.
Theis ingredients sSs known TO al agsats ssli-
Ing them, and they will tell you they the bsst
Pills ever intred1esd fsr al diseases peculiar u
females, and always sssesssfsi - prsvensivss--
They uiTrts found nost invaluable remedy for
ell those saisiing complaints peculiar 70 the SCI,
vis; Distressing and pAinful menstsuation. rcs<D-
ton, pains 10 the bAck and loins, pressin down
palma, rush Of blood 70 the head, dirsiness, dim
ness al sight, hsasinss, fatigue sny slight *
srtion, pAipitatios IT the heaxt, 10, Ac., all Of
vhssh Dr. Dsponco'a French Golden Pills are esr-
tais 10 cure. Frios 81 90 per Boz. For paxticu-
Lars sst Circular of Agent.
sold Wholesale snd Retail by s. B. VOWEL.
Druggist, No Isl Main street, Ksokak, lows, sole
Agent, 70 whom oil orders mast b. addressed. He
will sspply dsAlsrs, and send The Pills 70 LaAiss
tsonhdsn.iAlly) by mail to any part Of the county,
BY sending him 81 through the keokak PosteGhcs,
Iowa. tSspt. Is, 'bs-d4wly
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Faets cannot be Questioned. vhen the pso-
pie OF any country bsar testimony In mass, ~ In
the case Of Dr. j. Hostetter = Stomach Btiers. Not
only have w the individual evidence Of the land,
but almost every paper in the Union IL comment
isg upon the great ben e6t derived from the use Of
these eslebFstsd btsers bssidcs several diplomas
awarded them, among which h one frem the Ohio
n snhaniss' Instituts u their Thirteenth Annual
ExAibitisn, st Cincinpati, where the csmnittss
VS. composed chiefly II ph ysicians in The city
Thess are vsighty facts which cannot help but
eenvines the most srsdalouu that 1t 10 u least
worthy Of trial. For Dyspepsia in any form thsse
Bit4ers are eertaia cure when used - per direc-
items on the bottle.
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally.
r. GIBBONS. Agent,
sept7OdAw Main-st, BET. Sixth and Sevsrth.
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ExehangsA PTessssiens.
Tom. DUFF has abandoned The stage and
taken 10 politics. He made spread eagle
speech at Douglas meeting q Qainey on
Saturday evening last. The Wig, Of that
city, thinks pretty good actor hes been
spoiled to make poor politician.
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ExTENRION TABLES. wiAe Doa4As,
Il DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS,
In Oak, Mahogany and Cherry. for sale low for
Cash, hy GEO. X. KILBOURNE, Agent,
maylkd Aain-st., bot. "a I'D.
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Gel. Carsls - CcnaeTvIlIe.
The Appanooss Nspubiicon says that the
spee,h Of Dol. Cpnis at Csnservills, the 9TH
Or day, called together larger assembly than
was ever before convened at political meet-
ing il that town.
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ASA DAAA1s
Bk Indiana, Mich. City.
BIZ VI Elkhart, Elkhart.
Ind. Farm. Blk, Frank lin.
Indian Reserve Bank.
Kentucky stock Bank.
Lagrsnge Bank, Lima.
Parke Co. BIZ /, Rock Wills.
Prairie City BIZ T. Haats
Msreh. 4 Mech. N. Alb.
Salem Bank, aoshen.
southern Bk Of Iodiana.
State Blk and Branches.
Brookvills bank.
Farmers Bank, WestGeld.
Bsak Of Syracuse.
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IA. Dallam, Of the Quincy Republican
has BEEN nominated - candidate for the
Legislature BY the Republicans Of Adams
county.
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MoNs. GoDpARD, eronaut, has ohsllsugsd
Prof. Steiner, Of Philadslphia, TO rsss With
balloons ct incinnati--the balloon gois8
che fa.thest distance 70 be declared winner.
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The DAHL Y GATE CTTF OFFICE 10
In McCuxs's Building, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. Entrance on Second street;
Counting Room 6rst door to the right.
Orders for al kinds Of Job Work FLIED
with nestness and dispatch.
NEw CoxrEcTroNxaY EsfAsLisxMnrT.--Mr.
J. Bloch has opened nsst, now establish
ment in Col. Psnny's Block, Main ST., NEXT
TO Cady, Jones 4 Peck. Anything In the line
Of confectionery, cakes, &C., for individuals
or parties, win be supplied, Of the best style
and manufactusc, We feel assured.
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R1CKEY,6
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.

CO 6ACAAN0ES.
NO. Il MAIN STREET.
Ter sais. 2cS acres Of land In Clark eosAty,
Missouri, 10 miles from the Aisissippi rivm, -
acres ans timber balance rich prairie, 81 o. - pr
acrs-A rare shanos.
90 Acres ON Plank RoAd, miles from Kso-
kuk, with young orchard, al under sulttsatiou;
20 asres timothy msadow--low Tor sash.
NunHsr - DWsiiings for sAls %
Msuss and Let to exchange for unimpreved
lots or lot
%. 900 worth Of Bourbon end Rye Whisky
u ex chsnge for lands in the interior Of Iowa.
~ 900 worth Of goods to exchange fer CITY
property Of lands.
A nnnbsr Of dwelling houssa, oasses and
sleeping rooms for rent.
Gssas 0asUains san b had II city proper
~. improved and uAimprcved.
Msney LeansA on collateral security.
sept 33-dlm
POLITICAL.
s1ANRIN viii address tAs eitisens Of
2 s4dsy evening tho 3ltA, 1t e'slosk
u n M atiendaass. II
81
ri m e09 A1s
= 49, 49,, Wl9h ~ ssaun1. ep1i1ee ~ ~
! 4, -. :: - = :
/ ~ - ln4siss = ~ -. IS
DeAFllng.
A INV boaedsm esn - aeeomnedatsA q Ms
- Geesost. ksfsrsness given A. required.
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rIsHE AAsTIC ROOFING 10 we'll adapted 70
steep or Ast roofs, 10 are proof, and becoming
hard will admit Of wear BY treading thereon,
which makes IL desirable for pisssas, ears stsan-
boats, 40. 10 For further particular please call
81 tho once, where samples can be seen.
fsb17d1y
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GaerWAn ray RaDeR,
rNQn ~ ssse anA entirs deeesuotion Of Hliee,
1saaAs, Arts Bags, Aesqsitoes, ~, fer ssls
~ B. y. VOWkLL.
z oaxfd III Main-et.
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0oAY1l0Is
~ INV boasdsD sen bs aeeomnedatsA q MS.
"a Umlaniske's, q Thifdrst., hstwssn HlnAdeas
- Geesost. ksfarsnese given anA required.
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y Msk -, M - soou1s esu1oeooaa ao4
4 - 4, w:ss - :: - = =
~ -. lA4siss = tAi4 -. ''s
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In AL the principal cities end towns, these works
will b delivered, RRee - Rossago. when
sent BY mail, the PossAan 70 any part Il ths Uni-
ted States, will b. bat - Gents = year FOR
"bisss wood = and bat ~ Censs = rear for
each Of the Review.
N. 1.-THE price In Great britain Of the Ave
Periodicals. above aansd il about Thirty-eas Dol
lars Per Annum.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-10

LIE ULO a1uUo"ol,E pu.nn. ava.
Up.-During the great tornado til,
other day in Illinois, fire occurred a
Mendoza, burning the Locomotiv,
Rocket. a correspondent gives a
brief history of it, as follows:
"The name of the engine burned
was the Rocket and it's history is
somewhat Of an eventful one. 1t was
built in Boston in 1928, for the Boston
and Lowell Railroad, the second rail.
road built in the country. From that
it went on to the Springfield and
Western Massachusetts road. From
that road it was taken to the New
York Central, from thence to the
Michigan Central, and was on that
during that inglorious war on the
railroads in Michigan, from which it
carried to this day several ball holes
in the wood works, marks of the strife
From the Michigan Central it was ia
ken on to the Aurora Extension road,
and with that road belonged to the
Aurora and Military Tract roads. Du-
ring the freshct year ago last winter,
she was taken over Fox river at Au-
rora on raft, and since that time has
been used on the road for all works,
but kept at this place doubt whether
any other locomotive in the country
can show SO long, useful and eventful
a career as the Old Rocket"
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-10

DR. MAINS AGuE BALsAM.-This wonder
full compound is having an extensive sale in
all parts of the Union where ague exists. IT
is one of the few medicines which are now sold
over the country that are really what their in
ventOrs claim for them And unlike all other
remedies that are recommended by their pro-
prietors to cure all the ills that flesh is heir to
this remedy is only recommended for chills,
fever and ague, or that particular class Of dis
eases growing out of the result of masma, so
common in our western country. The nuincr-
Gus evidences of its great curative properties,
and the high estimation placed upon it, rem
ders it the greatest discovery of the age, and
it deserves the entire appreciation of all class
cs of men Those having occasion to use a
medicine of this kind are urged to spare no
pains to give this trial if they wish to I've
soundly cured. See advertisement in another
colum of this paper. Sold by all good drug
gists. 2-34w4
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-10

cd towards his child and took him by
the hand.
You snail not break your oath
your father will fling himself from the
prccipicc and save his child the crime. "
No, father sail Abcllo, you
shall not be the murderer OF yourself
! shall die first"
He spranc to the opening, and close
to the end Of the ledge, closely follow
ed by Giacomo. The struggle was
fearful the old man chung to his boy
with all the distcnded power of phys.
ical vigor and paternal affection. The
STRUGGLE became more intense, and
the father had claspcd the waist of
Abcllo and beneath him on the ground
held him tightly within his grasp In
the midst of this terrible struggle the
sound of footsteps were not heard by
tho bandit or his lieutenant until the
sturdy form of Lieutenant Pedro
sprang forward, and seeing but an
attack upon his leader, buried his ra-
pier in Abcllo's body.
nc laAity oi ucalH was lhStaiitahc-
Gus, and the old brigand, discngaged,
sprang to his feet. His first glance
was so wild and unearthly that the
frightened Pedro rctreated from it.
A moment and he was seized by the
mailman and borne to the brink Of the
prccipice. Over, and the only sound
heard by the followers, who stood upon
the cliff, was the agonizcd cry of Lieu
tenant Pedro as he became engulphed
in the darkling abyss below. A weel
afterwards and the cave Of the bant
who were so long the terror of tn
Appcnines, was abandoned, to be thu
abode of the wild beasts and the sport
Of the clements.