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THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETs-

=. M. LOOMS. NJ; p, the inventor and patsutss O,
successfully introduced his Improvement in4
VARIOUS cities, mas now permanently estab-SQ1
nshed himself in WASHINGTON.
Thls Improvement Tor Sets Of Teeth conssts chi
II IN making set OF but one piece of nsateriaI and
that Indestruotibie mineral. No metal is used ir
ealvanIc actson and metallic taste. There are no
oinss 20 become hlled with moisture PARTICLES o.
io0o. nence they are ysvs dad cleaa. They are
Ehter, stronger, less clumsy, far more durabs and
@ @1nsIS In theI SpPsarance. vii sIve a reward o
One lhoussnd Doliers TO spy who will prod uce
snI,ay woIk OF art 10 esaal mime purity, beauty
quality. ' 'e~e's'ss
AL work responsIbly warranted.
n lS-lI = ~. ..'e~es.
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NUNNS d CLARKE'S
HALI.ETT, DAVIS g. CO.'S ff
CELEBR4T PIANO FORTES,
Constantly receiving and for sale only by
JOHN r. ELLIS,
S6 Pa. ay., between 9th and lOth SITS.
Plychasers will hnd 1t to their nteTes to examine
for themselves the superior qualities of the above
Pianos.
Stools. Covers, Melodeons, &C., &C., also on
hand n l6-tr
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THE AMERICAN ALMANAC for 1859, lust
jan Is Bookstore, near 9Th st,
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EARLY INDIANA TRIALS AND SKETCH
Men OF the United States. &c., &c; by Hon. o. n
smith. formerly United States Sen tor from IndI-
ana, one large octave volume nf 640 pages, finely
printed, with portrait ofthe author; price S2Oo or
post free by maIl S2.50.
Sold fUr the publishers by
jan2I FRANCK TAYLOR
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EUIfARS.-A large assortment of Martin Il
VI SchatZe's celebrated G GUITARS have inst arz
rived at the Music Depot.
Also. some hne NIOLINS and FLUTES.
w. g. METZEROTT cor of IIth street
jan q If and Penn ayenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-02

CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON SIX
~ Per Cent Stock for sale i'm sums To suif
ian % st JAS e. McGIEIRE Auct
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TNHE DIPLOMATIC HISTORY OF THE
Administrations of Washington and Adams,
So 1901 by VIM. Henry TrescOt l VOL, 81 IS
Sent by mail, postage paid, 81 40.
MA FRANCK TAHIOR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19

TaE FLooD At CAiHo-9He ToOn almost a
Total Loss.-The Cincinnati Gazette, received
yesterday, publishes some Especial CorrespOn-
,lence' FROM Cairo. giving particulars of the aP-
,alline inundation of that place The cores
oOndent writes that
The cellars are filled to the brim, and every
thing is afloat great many of the inhabitants
nave left, and those who remain are distributed
vuong the houses on the levee and on the
wharfboatS Capt. Phillips, ofthe upper wharf
boat offered the suffering citizens the use of his
rooms and boat, turning himself out, and his
1oIiteneSs was very gratefully accepted. The
rom Scott, Cairo and Paducah packet, was I'll
ed last night also, and the WOOdfOrd, which
lays over until this morning, kindly accommo-
dated n number of our citizens and others. The
distress and suffering here are really great, and
cannot be described. It is enough to say that
there is from ten to thirteen feet of water all
over the town, and the winter ON the inside IS
within only foot of the top of the levee, while
the Ohio only lacks two inches of submerging
US The citizens of Paducah sent down last
night by the Scott large quantity OF bread and
meat, and several hundred dollars IN money, all
of which was greatly needed, and we cannot
sufficiently acknowledge the generosity of or
neighbOTs. The left wing of the new brick no.
tel, now or lately being built 10y company, fell
down Sunday afternoon, and an earthquake oc-
CURED the same day. Mound city Is three feet
under water and the mails and passengers upon
the Illinois Central have to be conveyed to the
landing by RATS.
The Missouri, at Kuricks Landing is covered
with water to the extent of four feet The river
is still rising here, and there is every probable
ity that it will submerge what is left of the
levee on the Ohio side The break at which
the water has been pouring in, is three hundred
feet in extent 1t was reported last night that
thousand feet of the track of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad, near the break, about three miles
from Cairo, was washed away.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19
AM ORDINANCE,

For tagging AID 81 eg 5s s 6 rs G Ss
SEC l. Be it ordained by the Council ofthe city Of Wheel
ing there shah be levied and collected for ne ysaT
wheeling, not exempt from taNatiSn at The rate o. my
cents G t ipOsed on The said Real Estate
sec further ordained, that the assessment here
the purpose the year 1885, and ale IN the clerks
ment made for he purposes Of said Rail- DAD tax.
s he 1roperty liable to Be taxed for Railroad puTPO
ses which exempt from taxation for other purposes that
shall after passage this Ordinance pro-
make out list Of all such keaf Estate liable 70
axa.n for prTPOsts and already included
in said die in the Office Of the clerk afore
es ne location and quantity OF every parcel
portion Of such Real Estate actual value Of each parcel
tbis ordinane. and shan return the
~, i ~, ~ b,So,- tbe I9th day Of june, 1855
SIC Be Il further ordained shall be the duty Of
the city, or before the day last named 70
estate in the book the 1855 e
in his office asaforesaid q 1s rate liked y MI
assessor charge the amount Of Railroad tax ape
ent Tor 1885 and deliver the said lists TO the said
collector, taking his receipt for the sans -, a.,
assortment for the year 1885, shall collect and account for
ne m iroa, tuS rs Is required BY Ordinance with ike
% ,rit 10 enforce collecton and subject penalties
any failure In duty und'r this Ordinance ana he sara
provided collection u other tgxss on the amount
Of such special tax collected and Ped by MIN rs ~ TINS
Sun q Tie sierE and treasurer Of be city shan keep
me sneia ta herenbefore and the fsburse
aud the money 30 collected shah De
the the interest the bonds
~ ne civ guaTauteed b. the state Of Virginia and issued
ana delivered 70 the baltimore Ohio Railroad Company
IN payent Of the subscription the city TO the
itai Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company AMI
which Interest srmi-annusl instalment Of interest &C
aceuIug 10 the year ss and 70 the payment Of n
debt thousand six hundred and eight dollars
and hfyeght together with interest," due 70 the sT-
chants Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling for money boz
rowe Of ty city lit bonds OF the city TO the amount
Of twelve thousand dollars given heretofore in payment Of
subscription made by the capital stock Of the Hemp
deId Railroad Company.
SIC he IL further ordained shall be the duty Of
the collector 10 uFoceed the collection Of the
TAX In this Ordinance assessed and the same 70 collect IN
notes or the Banks Wheeling such othr bank notes
as may deposit by the Banks In wheeling or In
gold silver the collected TO the Chair
the finance COMMITTEES, or 10 such person As the
Enance Committee and to collect and account
for lie whole within months fo the passage Of this
Ordinance and present future Ordinances OF the
city In regard thereto may require
This Ordinances shall be In force from and after this, sh
day q s SaSs 1903 's ''' JAMES TANNER, Mayor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19
From the n. Y. POst.l

| GURIoUs PHENONENoN IN THE POTTRRs' FIELD.
Tile Dead Turning to Spe7TlGcetf.-A sensa-
ton was created some days since in the vicinity
| of Potters' Field, at the discovery of a body
which had undergonea remarkable transforms
I ton The body had lain under three tiers of
| corpses, and the head and feet had disappeared,
while the remaining portion, which was some
what enlarged above its natural dimensions,
presented the appearance ofwax of an alabaster
! whiteness In short, the whole muscular
structure had been changed into that substance
| known as adipocere. This Is species Of soap
formed upon principle analogous to what is
known as "latty degeneration" in living bodies.
The acids of fat, the stearic and margarine are
! formed and combine with ammonia and lime,
which are derived from the elements of the
body.
Attention was first called TO this singular
transformation of bodies near the end of the
last century, upon the occasion of the removal
of the remains from the chUrchyard of Les In
a0cens, in Paris The place had been used as
4 cemetry for centuries The whole area, oc-
cupying about seven thousand square yards,
was perceived to have swollen to an elevation of
several feet above the natural level. On open
ing the ground the dead bodies were found,
while retaining their shape, to have been trans
lnnted into an unctuouS substance, gray, and
with peculiar hut not highly offensive smell.
They had been deposited in pits about thirty
feet deep capable of holding from twelve to
ken place according to the length Of time they
had been depUSited 1t was most complete in
those bodies placed near the centre OF the pits
which had been buried at least three years.
Every part, except the bones, hair and nails,
had been converted INTO gTGs de cemetieres
compound adipocCre. When the ammonia had
been separated, the substance remaining was
found both in its physical and chemical proper
ties, to resemble spermaceti. 1t is asserted that
n wick inserted in body thus transmitted will
burn for many hours.
1t was formerly supposed that no such change
took place, but only that the fat of the body re-
manned nndecomposed after the muscle had dis
solved; but this proposition was soon discover
ed to be untenable. A body, which had been
inferred during the civil wars Of the Houses Of
York and Lancaster, was cXhumed in England
some years since, which appeared to be in a
state of remarkable preservation, the flesh retain-
ing the plnmPness of life. It was soon found
to be completely saponiIied, and the adipocere
greatly exceeded the amount Of fat which the
body contained.
Muscle placed in water several weeks, it is
now known, will undergo this change, the ele-
ments of protienc and alblmen becoming adj
pose substance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19
~ oRnIMANCH.

n, g1eaR tha Ordinance entitled an Ordll1iee a. Fe
fto1 10 ne Usaer Works aT tAs or q BAtetiAg-
Be 81 ordained that the Clerk Of he city shsI L
each year Immediately aiter the o. ~ n
prepsrs book the collector Of the HetsF hen.l y
ie-fS a. txaiioa named Urlinlnes n1a
ne and Of rent due BY each ptr.o
soB-. snG Il saIi Be- further duty % he said CieFE
70 ascertain gross amount Of such ater sot
and then deliver the said book 20 the said
taxing hIs receipt for the and stating In s4a
ne gross amount Of Water Rrnt -
sEc q further ordained that the sala SolieJ ~
shall. he shall receive ts ooe
assessments FROM the Clerk, proceed % eo. ~
Water Rents from ne setelal Iersos -b 100
poratious assessed herewith and on OF before cen
the said book Of water as.e1sI,e1ts AIl 49,.
delivered him the said collector an4 pay ilo
~ OF gad city whole amount By him collected a
date OF his last payment; and the said collector 81 hass
or before the rst day November % each year the saa
gross amount water levied and arrested - aoL
said; except however, that such part tirfeol = s
nav hereafter rrmIt allow sad collector Tor ee-
iIndusnts, shall be placed 10 bis credit. -,
- 5t.nrt H aeco,lnts o. the money collected
from Water RenfS aa Aforesaid and Of Tie asDorss
OF the .1.,t.
In the any demand % the city on account % s
titled Ordinance Ia relation % Water sEts - tne
OF wheeling passed Feb 18th, 1886, the CouneH sn
promptly a. possible report contemplated y te
Ordinance and take such action herton As shan In Is
judgement right and lust and Il may ~ any mex ~
correct any error IN saia s2IeI -s's-''s'' -
sTo s. Il shall be the duty Collector Of Water Rents
cororations ahO may have omitted b. the assessoT
or Who may Iaye commenced ung the water Of the city
and In all such cases the said eoneeteE snaH -.
Eessment and valuation required 20 be made y me
the E=sl entries aud eHtenHlens y ~ -
the Clerk shall report the CieTE AZ the END OF ~
sEc s. This Ordinance shall take eject from and ARR
this, fifteenth day Of June ISIS ysIs-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19
HempfieId Railroad.

The Trustees under the several mortgages Of
the Hempield Railroad Company, having by
their contract with James O. Acheson, Of the
18th Of February 1858, authorized loan Of an
amount of money sufficient to repair the Road
of said Company, the said loan with, interest,
until the same shall be refunded from the nett
earnings of said road, to be and remain lien up
on the moFtgaged property and effects Of said
Company. The following subscribers TO the
said loan are requested TO meet at the Court
House of Ohio county, in the city of Wheeling,
on Wednesday next the 2Sd inst, at o'clock,
p NJ, to make proper arrangements for the APP
plicatiOn of the said loar TO the intended Pur-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19
AN ORDINANCE,

M aUle1d an Ordiaane8 da1la8la0 Ies f46 eY qT
HAesI1Rg J0r ht6 year 1855, zdssSd tie SOA day q
dprst, 1858
Re II ordained, that the assessed and leVied
Real atate and for the 1855 shall be due
the 15t day Of the present June, aud - not paid % the
collector Of before the hTst day Of Sep
TENDER ensuing the shall be paid with interest
nj the rate OF per per from the TSt day OF
lpss until paid: duty Of the collector
70 eeeet such the time he collects the principal
and the same for and into the treasury Of
he city: and provided that al persons Who shall pay said
taxes on or before day Of August next shp be en-
titled to reduction per centun to bs credited BY
the collector. ~, -. ca,
Ordinance shall be IN force nom ana aitef uis s
day OF June, 1885, = . :.
Signed, JAMES fANNEht MAYOR
JoHN o. PoRfER, CLERK, lelg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19

DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY CURED.-Theodore
Frank, ESQ. of the Pittsburgh and Steubenville
Rail road Office, says:
''For years have been an invalid frnm Dys-
pepsia With hope of relief rcsorted to ma
ny advertisement remedies, but failed IN deriv-
ing the benefit sought for, until l tried your
Holland Filters, the happy effects of which up
on the digestive organs, and in restoring de-
biiitated system, causes me TO recommend It
confidently to AL suffering from Dyspepsia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19
For Rent.
Eor RenL
;. :. ..''L.''. 4 N,iE.w FfRM.

DRe. BARTLETT \ We =, r.,-,sr m b, Vic.
@S sfaTke fstreet yoPposit y M
bsinf eompelied by BIS 5aI .SssraTe fsi
log hIG fFieDdt ane rs Ind N D
ki bnginess connection Win = IN the Den
alprofeaglon 80 .or,erfoTm eVeTy oTeF t''iii
lieefSnienI DentiftTy- A..
1rsStire the iate1ti M practical MI
fs---rte. that for beauty, duran ~ t -.
,5 Teeth aliaii not - - ,IerSure e.
tisl rre denied thenefeiFes ~ ~ srr.,
Esfso 80 .,1-IsI Ts- b from the Ersai i- -
S,l,eTIsneed during he nsesllsIy 49, tfsfby arsr
~ ~ teeth and rnofss are 80 su-irt
- tITsiy unlike ChlorofeTn % q - IN ttfL -
r. n, 1,ost eases and ossfsefig haT''i' . =
80 extracted WltboutpAln .f,5,- 70 fhefT profet
InVIafornantIon or a1yiee app Ls9.--'H
sion they win be pleased % Of ArtiheniTeefh.
OTIre omen q all hours
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19

DuRINo the session Of Congress just closed,
no less than Ave alterations have tnken place
between members, viz: Grow and Keitt, Clay
and Cullom, Hughes and Harris, Davis and Ben
janin and Gwin and Wilson. II is pleasant to
be able to state that nobody was hurt, though
it is rare to see so much smoke without fire.
Explanations have proved more eflicaciOus than
bullets
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19

WON'T DO IN THIS CoUNTHY.-rhe Jefferson
(Lo.) Inquirer is fearless. independent paper.
Gov. Stewart, lire-eating Governor of Mo- don't
like it, just as Louis Napoleon aud other tyrants
don't like free press So Gov. Stewart he
made a visit tn the editors sanctum, where the
Inquirer says:
His object, evidently was to idtimidnte us by
the threats that he would 'smash us in the most
public manner if it was repeated" we were
gratified that several gentlemen were present
we wish him to bear it strictly in mind, that God
never vet created that man who, By threats or
otherwise, can freighten us, or mrke us swerve
from the path of right and duty as public jour
nalist
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19

The London Chronicle says that the Mormon
agents in England have stopped einigrating from
Europe during the pending difficulties, but pro-
bAbly will resume operations as soon as il is de-
cided to what quarter they shall direct their
steps
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19

BACK AGAIs.--our Congressman, Hon. shcr-
rnrd Clemens, is back among US again. He is
looking in fine health, and seems as if he had
spirits and vital energy enough to go through a
dozen ofpolitical campaign.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19

By a curious law of North Carolina, magis-
trates are not allowed to receive fees for tying
the matrimonial knot in that State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19
nEMTISIhA

z tIiemEeIVGs together iof tns pi-S.
O. Denlstly ira - vIeFe they VIII be happy % =
1890 and an others ushng the ssFs'sss y
both students andlor ssFeFnl -
,s u he late Dr. Hullten. and ths sSS Ter n
-, - eIIrared the pTnctet % - -
30 1rSfI IhIchtfme be hes become - az
- Win some Of the leading hr
aud has t-rliiAi
el % 1eeuiiaritIss in operating 1hey
80 80 eand dent Of being able 20 EiFs eau
81 All Who may favor them
v-,...i,nr. Nov IS, 1851 JANIS ORR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19
CHARLES PAUDBRT.

IA @8Gl640 ~ 0G1EA
p r. o f + \ = O r o T. NJ u = @,
EstECEEULI announces tie pubc OF this ,Ghat
II has heated himself ftTnanenfiy htr and
give lessons in The art OF SINGING. and he pane ana
Hetho He also attends 70 tla tuning and Tep4FnE 81
p1uoa Htfsons desirpus taking lessons Ill uienss
depot Main street. which proPt attention ui
paid. I.3-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19
n Rk4Dzse n4T7xR on EVznl' 1'A9h
Is IT, on IS IT Nor2--Forney paper, by yes

Is IT, oil. IS IT nor R--Forney's paper, by yes.
terday's mails confirms "gaudeamus' and, IL
we might so call it, 1audeamus over Hon. Bill
Montgomery's triumph. Forney calls it a great
anti Lecompton triumph. Docs anybody know
whether it is or not2 We are disposed TO think,
perhaps, it is, since the unhappy A'g~s. next
door, has never word to say on the subject
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19

TME FLOODS Tnr FLoODs are terrible these
times in the West and South West. Read the
despatch from Louisville. 1t seems as If the
waters were again let loose upon the world.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19

R--Messrs r 4 o. take pleasuFe In reaeffins'DS
r,iSrIoui 10 the following Eeufemfns NM, a.
a n vyeed D. D.: Geo. " Tholal. az II n -
Cts,-sil Moran Nelson, Esq, D. H. kalt tse y
r5-ise.lf m W J. Bates, Dr. h u Sul1.iit8s
FJ;Idrrfb Dr. A T. Todd, Tatant e'i. =
- actIsilens Knox 4 Co. Narsh 4 Taylor. nov.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19

CHARLES W. Gle 4 z. p
suECYSss o r = . - - u rs 4 = > = = l z
11I1T ,,r,IDsd uenId inGoIa tiie itiEsns 81 hss-s
and Vicinity tllat hayinE pnTchased he ~ -. r.
.--Irfon store formerly owned ~ Dr. 4a- =
- fae Drl1 1IEilf1f $500 ~.
b-snehes- lie sollelia - = n
fnIei towards this and well knoNn ssf-eilHi.l---
M Nil h his aim TO keep egeryt thing 81 ne pr -
~ - tbs lowest pee usually b. found n Uei tnf-
nfsAed Drug estaiiishrnert- n,
=. 1sl l-' CJIaHLEs W. GRAHA4r
Centre WhseiiDR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19
New Dress Goode-

nRGANDIE DELILA ROBES, an entirely new and nag.
~ nlaesnt article, not 70 be seen elsewhere.
-CliG6NEHE IA YADEAtE ROBES niso WRFT new and
beautiful. ORGANDLE EOE DLE JEPE ROBE9 ana
gTeaI yHFety 6renadine- BarrEe, Bayadere Dechne,
Sk un1 Crepe De Paris Robes, Imported with special
The New YORK City reta1 trade and
% sale y Inn 81 MARsH . IAHLOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19
NOTICE.
Warmers, Attention

CSr received, Cous gnnrtr, az Auction Rooms No
q ~ Corner o. Market aud Un0n St., o doz sfcKELs
sllghuy damaged s,ippinFs also, 20 Eoeu GARDEN
~ % - = y. veg 10y ? orc z. rIorHA,r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19

BLISS g. CAMPBEI,L.
nANugAcruk 3 Who'll % y y s'''..
IN
HATS CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
Ne. So HIaili stFcff,
-. WHEELING, VA.
M = ate ln.t recelein 2 sftiss 81 Hats Cs7t
nv 81 s -, VI coplte VIM suss
oi some o. TIE rare,t ana most enaes
- s., 1qlls Beaver. llsIner aietroPsl-
- 1lclont Marie Kolanih, Planter. IsI-
80 -nl French yles when " oaer Al pretst %
~ rine, ncf 81 the money rnaiket The rtb-
Emily l1.tei - cali and examine far ih'n
'-''' lapisl gBIdss 4 cAMFEEti-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19
DISSOLUTION

NHE Co-partnershIp heretofore existing under the rn
i name e p Hndreth Co, this day Dissolved ~
mutual consent The business Of late viii be set
By either Of the parties their old place o. doing bus
ines IS Main street A. 1fETCALF.
NAV -. IS5S p c. HILDEETH-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-19

For Asssssin0 aud G5HsctiH0 Railroad Tag, for the
VeIr 1885 0ss Ests N tte city Or BheetfHg,
sttLlnet to sncA Idrdff0n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-23
90 NM n HCIAL.
DAILY CARS Orr Ov11cD, I
aokuk San. 1()t h.

-. $3.50 ~ r.
rsah.r San, aOsh'
rrOryR -n..,,,v. a Is ma, .aAl s.p.,A,.
ii r 10 ~ ss per 80, xstr. ff.ll vhe.t, Is 90
: y 50 ne ~. a,,Aa.. a IS ~, 100 IL.
HaAE.AH1naoRTs. soc 10 d. per 100.
n0RN-r..Av AL. Il ssto xoe
nARLKY-spr,pr. ls.sb. Fan Yo.so.
vHrAr-ro.so. Ia, s,r,n. M - :, 40 o.,
p.n.
Are.Yn ,.su..,.tss,oxo
nvr-sA, - A.. ,,,.,. u,.,n
pOFATora-N.- a - "a T. 49, .o.s -.
-, Is u q =. ~ 80
onncrRrrs-N q a..., -, a, M. IA
,nr .,..ts. n.y.. $3.50 "a ,a.,rs
..I., -p,..,..... a = q. -
n.,s.- - - n a. GO. NJ -
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sn.p-p.,- a.. 1870 -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-23
Printing Inks.

We have FOR sale quantity OF WADE's Colon
m IsEs, which are Justly considered the beet In
market. There svs among them all shades Of Red,
hlns, Yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
rs sspts Up 70 433per b. Also White Ink, Gold
Siss and vArnish, and nearly All grades Of Black
ink. Of the same manufacture.
We havs, besides, . quantity Of Msther's Black
Inks, till undsposed Of than which there are none
better In market.
All Of which W win sell At manufacturer pri-
ees, for cash.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-23

NOTICE 10 hereby given 70 the owners OF the
Lets described In the foregoing list situAtsd in the
City Of Ksokuk, Lee county and 6tats Of Iowa,
and ell others interested, that special tar has
been assessed and levied on said lots by tho City
Council Of said city for Grading the Alisys through
Blocks No. Is and 10, = designated In the above
list, and unless payment Be made Of the taxss 20
levied and also al eosts, before the Soth day q
September, A. d. 1855, ths ssid lots, or 30 much
thereof - shall - necessary to discharge ssid tax
and costs will Be sold the day aforssaid At the
Mayors Once In said City, between the hours Of
clock .. u. and 5 o'clock p. =.
@. g. STEVENS,
collsstos u ~ Clay Of Ksokuk.
sent O. l0So.1tA