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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-15

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RATES on PASSAGE,
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| Aays, ssd ths CuSssd Line ii ~ u II lsyy.
TO EmGGRAnro.
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Psny In Chicago BY sAllaHs ships iron Londso,
| Liverpool. PlynoutA, Glasgow, Dhstel, HsI,
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TRUNK RAILROAD supsrisssals thsrsmssl u
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-15

4 New Gold Mine Discovered.
Am D0x. CHAINS. or ALL DgsCRIP-
ekOO rIoHs, just received and for sale CHEAP
FOX CASH, by
GEo. E. KILBoURNE, Agent,
mayiSd hain-st., bet "a . ID.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-15

jcls ISL Hlsin street.
loon LIS. Prime POsasl, 's' 50
jsnel1 ~ Maln-as.
Ksnkuk, ms. Plsasans = QaaeasAaJ
AalhseaA.
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l slides the trains On theabovs nansd road viii
not run alter the 10th Of June, untiI further 40
tica. =. ~. DAVIS
junslidn 6up't.
choice wines Ana LtqnoFs Ter Soi3.
sIsnE undersifnsd have In store eassiennsat
Vt choice Wines and LiquAFs, Whlob rust .
sol for cash eonPrifsd, in part, = III ws.
piles AllsAsur and Il RoeAslIs Dsaady,
kegs Catavha Drandy,
bbis. Bousbea whisky,
! sss. sai.sls.yy 3 s..ssy.
halt MI Nsesss,
5 eskS Sherry Wise.
b task Madeira Wine,
: casss boasesn WAisky.
Ksskuk. JuAs lD-alw +,
Lo9I 1BAn5
CTRAYkO 1reI ksoknk, q Saturday.
~ Nay - y siay-te.k AoIsss ~ 800
sna tai. - shod g ni1a fsst, yeass ~ kEA
sorrsl--eseA kstwsea "a ~ Is kAals ~. !. a
Any ons wAo viii yos1sn ~ $3.50 - Says infer.
nation % thsls w1sssa Aoats, vlN = aSray reSs-
nsrated. ~ se1t1sass b - naexea s3fsef. q.
tween 5th nj ~. PATRICK 9IlSILR
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dey o ~ Uoi.Uoltis q
bssa 11l = asssn(lo1t 70 duty during ~
.prote ~ eontssts over the Lccompton
Atag His district il very largo ono, and
F. w contains 100000 Inhabitants, d
1sins sound Republican majority, sd
Gof. Cnx1js will, beyond doubt, handsome-
y beat ~ most popular opponent which he
psqeera1s may name to try the issue with
him. s
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31
The New Issue.

A slave code for ,he Territories, o6ms
pelling the admission ofSavery into all
the Territories, no matter how large
majority Of the people may be opposed to
IL, and protecting Il there in direct def
anoe Of popular sovereignty, " is tho now
demand Of the South. II follows logio-
ally from the Dred Scott decision. We
confess that we see not how those who
sustain that decision can consistently re-
fuse the demud. The great question in
political circles now is, Win DouoL
submit TO ,his requirement, and thus 70.
new his former feally to the South?
The New York Herald says:--"AHh tie
ieddisg Democratic organs Of Ie South
inform us that the decree recognizing
slavery makes il the constitutional duty
of Congro TO pa a special code Of laws
for the protection Of slavery in all the
Territories. This is the iseUe Which
must Be settled, either for or against Mr..
Douglas, before we can undertake to pro-
nounoo him sufficiently SQUAD upon tho
goose question 10 enter within the sano-
iuary Of the Charleston Convention. -
OR GGs.
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weather Wi1oom,

a rainbow in the morning give The shep.
herd warning. That Is, II The wind Be
eas1erly, because il shows that the taln
cloud Is approaching the observer.
a rainbow at night is the shepherds
delight This Is good sign. provided
that the wind is westerly. as Il shows that
The rain clouds are passing away.
Evening red, next morning grey, are
certain signs Of beautiful day.
When Che glow.worm lights her lamp Il,
She air is always damp.
IL the cock goes growing to bed, he'll
certainly rise with = watery head
When black snails cross your path,
black ground much moisture hath.
When the peacock loudly balls, soon
well have both rains and squalls.
IL the moon shines Ikea silver shield.
be not afraid to reap your field.
But ifshe rises haloed round, soon wen
tread on deluged giound.
When rocks are sporting in the air, il
shows that windy storms are near.
fat the rising or setting Of the sun, the
clouds appear OF lurid color, extending
over the zenith, il is sure sign Of storms
and gales Of wind,--Noies and Queriss.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31
Three Children Burned TO Death
at Davenport, Iowa.

The house Of Richard Dutton, a Jour-
ueyman tailor, at Davenport Iowa, was
burned on Tuesday afternoon. aud two Of
his children, boy Of six, aud girl Of
four, burned to death, and an infant so
badly burned that il was not expected to
live, Mrs. DuttOn locked the children in
and went to neighbor's for milk There
we're shayings on the -four. and il is sup
posad they got playing with them. aud
st them on FIRE, When the fire was dis.
covered, the neighbors never thought Of
breaking down the door, to let the chill
dren out, but ran off to hunt Mrs. Dut-
ton. and get the key-meantime the roof
fell in.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31
Kanaaa and 0rArnn.

1t Is confidently stated that Mr.. Parrott, the
delegate from Kansas, will oppose her admission
into the Union, under tn Laavcnworth Consttu.
tion. That instrument Is on It's way 10 Washing
ton, and the sentiments Of Mr. Pnuot., and OF
Congress also, on this question, are likely 10 be
practically testod, For our part VIC aro willing
that both X ,usas aud Oregon should wait awhile
longer, ifthe dominant party In Congress insist
on Il. Both should be tre tied alike certainly, un.
less discrimination 10 ma 10 In favor Of the form
er, which has the best cam.-ClN. GAz 10th.
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Anuthor stunner for nonrlaa.

IL will be seen from our special Washington
dispatches that Douglas has received another
severe blow in the Senate, An the Illinois nomi
nations, so obnoxious to the Senator aud his
friends, have been confirmed, without objection
from any quarter. The Little Giant Is so CON.
petely crushed, that nota single friend was found
to stand upfor him In this extremity, or even to
ask a posponement. DoUdLAs Is a used up man.
II begins to look thou. even the Illinois Leg.
isIatnre would ropullate hlm.-CN. GAz. ] 6th.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

The new Governor OF South Catolinn, Mr..
G'si, says In his inaugural message, "it is To I've
hoped that no occ ision will aiise requiring this
State TO call upon her sous for lho defense other
rights ani Institutional but believing that this
hope will prove hllAoious Il couunues.--"Wo
should not only endeavor TO unite the State but
the entire South, 50 that when We can no longer
retain our places In the confcdomcy, we will be
prepared to form more perfect Union under the
style and title Of the United States of tho South
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NrAR BnNa BuRlrp ALlvr. -Ono Of the iltt

NEAR BnNu BunED ALvE. --One Of the little
'y~h~:, '-l~i- 49,, a~ tia 70 tLs 80 Cba.
been Tor some time sick IL was thought had died
on Sunday lust, Her funeral was arranged for
Monday butowing TO tile incemency ofthe wea.
ther, II had TO be po dponed until Tuesday. In
the meantime, while one Of tho Sisters was ar.
ranging something about the coffin, the little girl
raised up and asked for drink of water Ills
supposed that she was Ia n trance, and Il wa
nothingbut the heavy rain on Monday that aver
ted from her the horrible fate Of being buriet
alive Wheeling Times, 18th.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

benevolent institution established BY special endowmen
for the Relief Of the sick and Distressed, afflicted
with Vrulent aud Epduinie Diseases.
N times Of Epidemcs tis the object Of this Institution
to establish Hospitals 20 provide Nurses Physirisns
Clothing, Food, Medicines &r iot the sirk and
10 take chafge OF the orphans OF dcaeuse patents md 10
minister in every possible wRy to the relief Of tie afflicted
aud the health Of the public at large. II h the duty Of the
Directors, nj such times TO visit nAfsonn V tbet lsi
nus physcians NOT acting meube of the
,y enrol hef nsues on ,s books usct he ealedupon
to attend its hosp t,ls, free Of cAfgc
10 the abscnce Of Eldumicsshe Directors have author
zedhe Consulting Surgeon give advice aud medical aid
persous suefnE under CHRoNc DISEASES of viruleni
character, arising itom abuse Of The physical poWcr
rentmcnt, the effects OF drugs, &c, &c,
Various rcpots aud the NATURE aid treatment
Chronic Diseases, bv the Consulting surgeon, have beer
publ shed for gatuitous disbhtion aud viii be mt
. CHARGE 20 the afflicted
Address fof RrpAris Or treatment, IA GEoHaE r. Cat
NOUS Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
sohth Ninth Street. Philadelphia Ia. by order Of the D
Tecors, EZRA ID. HEARrwRLl, President.
GBo FAfHcIuLD, Secretary. sepl5.lr
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

The Boston Courier, lpurnal repres ntipr
the Buchanan Whigs or Boston. Is evidently tired
Cfthe Administration connection Initsissuc Of
tile 10th " declares its readiness 10 trough Ii"
with the Republicans should they nominate Ham.
ilton Fish, Instead ofSeward, for the Presidency
As Mr.. Seward Is no more ura Republican than
Mr.. Fish, we do not see why the Courier should
not hoist the Republican banner at once. IN.
Y. Eve. Post.
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GRAFFENBERG
F&MelGV MEnluaHRR,
u UsfUATT Df1TnEc
Home Testimony.

tiARrToRD Tfun,bull Co., o., Match 5th, 1857.
hereby ce uy that have been dealing in the Granen.
berg Medicines for the p1st year and can truly say TINT
have never offered any medicines 10 the pnbo that have
met with the decided appfohaon Of the people ~ these,
particularly the Pills and Catbolcon They will readily
peffofm ali and than promised iof them. have sold
about fy bottles Of the Caholcon the past seasoh and
hear lie best fesults In eyefy case,
J. H. Z. JOHNSON, Medical Agent,
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CLINICAL PUVNtSu --Farsou Twiss, OF New.
Hampshire had just married lady whose Chris
tan name was Desires and Il being IN his course
OF remarks ON certain Sabbath To illustrate the
difference between the removed and unrcnewed
man la the exercise oflovc, he delivered himself
to the amusement OF his audience, in this way
"Formcrly hidnO Dc5irc TO love, but now
have a Desire to love, aud love freely"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31
Another Route 10 PIkels peak.

The Omaha Republican contends that the best
route to Pixies Peak gold regions Is by way o.
that Aoudshine town. Parties who have recent
Iy come in to tlmt place from the digginson Cher
ry Creek were but seventeen days on the road.
They travelled through by the North Platte route,
over the Military road from Fort Keamoy to
Omaha City. The distance from Omaha 70 the
mines Is $50 miles, with a mlit ~ and emgrani
road the whole way. A stage now runs somi
weekly TO Fort KearHey, and monthly 20 Port
Laramie. Early In the SPRING, Il is said, line
ofdaily coaches will be- put upon the route. The
streams are well bndgol, except the l. up Fork
Of the Platte where there Is good ferry. Par
ties going with OK teams aud provisions f1r six
mouths, can make The rip comfortably Ia thirty
days. The road is plain aud direct, ami abund-
ance Of grass and water all the way.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

The Dcscret News Of October 27,h contains
testimony In the form Of certificates from Gov
Cumming, Secretary Iltrnet, Julsc Sinclair. and
a committee appointed 10 Investigate the subject.
thatthe public records Of the Territoy-Grst
charged to have been destroyed, and afterwards
TO have bccn mutilatcd and reduced to a state Of
sonpsion-are safe, and IN an orderly condition.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

physician Of thirty yenTs practice. My principal
study has been diseases Of cmales They have generally
bAed my best efforts Obtaining the materials eomposiu
Msrhars Uterine CathQ'icon1 J was pleased with them
gave te fair trial and found my0ef abnndanty
M In my former practice could only mitigate the symp-
toms Of about half the and could not in
Now radically a. least seventeen In twenty Snd
uiigas the consider Marshals UtenneCa Catholieon
the rreatest blessinl 10 females have met with.
J. II. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Charleston.
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Illinois a RepubIIoan statel

The Chicago Prsss Of yesterday (9th)
gives the returns Of the State 10 All but
seven counties, which show the Repubi-
can majority for the State ticket to be a.
04-. We subjoin few oftho Official re-
turns from Egypt which show the intense
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

a Dispatch 70 the Tribune puts different
phase on tue Montgomery. Eugllsh aiIuy from
that tolcgWphcd as Saturday. The latter IA rem
resented as the assaultug party, aud the former
ssss acting only In selfdoicnco with n briokbat. 49,
English struck Montgomery unawarcs, and when
tue latter turned about, was too great coward
though armed With sword cane, TO continue the
hght' but wheeled aud iuglorously took to his
heels.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

=. " The President gave his first Congressional
dinner Tuesday evening. Several Republicans
were prsett ltis noted as significant tha, thc
enuN Judiciary Committees OF both Houses were
i9Nl'eu, vi 'n exception, That eH option was
Horace +. Clark,-M ashinst5n letter tn tbe N
Y. Tribune, 18th. -''
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

FRAZER RIvER GoLD.-The amount Of
Frazer river gold dust deposited in the
United States Branch Mint Of this city.
from the / 9th Of May to .he 10Th Of No
yember. inclusive. is: Before meltiag,
90g2:s6 ounces; after mSlting, S333.56
ounces loss in melting, 75J:30 ounces;
being S.35 per cent, 8; Ia per cent. more
than lhe average loss on California gold.
The total value of the above 9002;S6
ounces is Sll0. 5000. From all we can
gather, the total amount Of Frazer river
gold that has reached this country since
the 10Th Of last, May is about S425 900,
or about $4,000 per month for six
months. To extract this amount Of gold
from two 10 ten thousand diggers have
been employed, and averaging the mum
Der At four thousand men, will give 7e
turn Of about Sl06 per man for si1
months, or about SIS per month. In
making the above rough computation, W.
do not think that the number OF digger'
estimated is too large, but rather below
the actual fact. A. comparison between
gold yield Of Frazer river region, and th'
poorest mining county Of California, vii
] show greatly in favor ol the latter
| San FraaeiSeo National,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

The Cincinnati Times thinks that dark
ness must be 50 dense in that vicinity
that it can be sliced off with knife.-0.
s.. JoArneL.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

EXrRA SlssoN oP rut ONO Lroisi ,rt.ur.
An catra session Of the Ohio I,crislatore. win
commence IN Columbus on Monday the thirl dtv
Of January What this Legislature Is To meet
ior j. not even shadowed forth by its firnds.-
u will meet nnd hold its session % an expense 10
tho people OF not less Than ss0,UdO aud probably
slOO 600, and what fort
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31
CHARLES CARbEw.

PRoF. o. W0oD,-Wnh confidence do recommend
your Hair Restorative, asbenR the most et saiou article
evcrsaw Since using your Halt Restorative my hnir and
whisters which almost white have gradually grown
aafA ana feel confident that Anew more applications
wi restore them TO theit natural color II also has reev.
cd Of al dandruG and unpleasant itching, common
among perions who perspiTe freely &c kILHy.
PRoF. WoOn-About two ycnr. ago my hair commenced
falling OIL and turning gtnyi was fast hcoom nr bald and
had red many Remediesto effect. / oommetood Us.
ing your Restorative In Janunty last few applications
fastened my hair GTny. Il began to h up, out sud
turned back 10 is 0rmercoor tbinck AZ this time 10 h
fully restored it, original color, health, and appearance
andi cheeffulll recommend IL use 10 ALL
]. ID. IfoEs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

Read what Dr. Bushnell says OF the Grafenberg Msd
cines Dr. D. IL physician or extensive practice and one
the successful in the eouny (rrumbu in whichhe
resides:
and Mnrshars Cahocon, sold here by j. II, g. Johnson
in my practice to my entire satsfAoiioR They are good
medcihet. DR. u. W. bVsHNELL'"
Hartford Tmmbull Co., o., March :, 1857.
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MoRETo BE ADMIERD THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmpePOrS.

WHAT My Beautiful Head Of Hair.
Because Il 10 the crnanon ,idl ff an ou
Read,r, although the may bloom eversubsi
IN he glowing cheek the eye Be ever so smrsug the
the hair be snursd hrvccd harsh aud dfg or wore
,l fspdnked with gray nature wlllose moro than hall
her charms. Prof WOops Hair Roofutiye, f used two
ar three nsi week, viii restore and permanently
90 all snch no ornament Read tho following und Judge.
fhe wnterof the ifst u the co olcbfated DR. WoOD--
New York, April 1859.
Dear sf,-Pefmit meto express to you the obligation
under for tho entire restoration my hai h. odg
NJ color about the time Of my arrival In the United
Status t rapidly becoming gray but upon the uppca,
on Of your llsr Reslwtven soon covered ~ orig
nal hue considvf your Rosofative wonderful nycn
ton, quits clluatous 10 well as agreeable.
j AM dear sif ynufs truly,
4, rltAIuEHG.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

Iflikcs Peak god regions ave located in
n i'sos, near the S'cu, Madra mountains, which
dlvidc Kansas from Uu,h, and near the N,fthcm
or o, N'9 9rassa hns otthe territory. The Peak Is
b2l miles from Westport, No.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-31

NEsi beHokn S"snoetoh No't Nay - i0S'',
MF. IT. u. KiHEsey Sirl have been selling the medi.
ones Of the Gasnberg Company the last years and
have invariably found hem to give good satsaeohi and
the pills have sold 10 great many families as regularly az
their and eree and with my trade they have become
staple article. Marshas Uterine Cahocon Is medicine
that has done great OF good In female disenset
One lady sold 10 told she had received more benefit
from bottle than she did from long course OF medical
treatment by the most sstful physeians Yours iruy,
Jan. ], 1858. JANEs WILSON
For Sale nv A. r. Van Doom, II. II. Snyder, y, +.
Wooster Tifhni II. Hall, Loweli d. ?. Yates, GIseh
spriursi VIM Iubb, Lodi; s. p. HUI, Flat Rock Wm.
Rinngsr Atticai D. Hoffman & Co., MoUutehenvHsi j:
W. Wing, Aisani and by agent in all the principal
towns IN Ohio.
For -sdicincE OF agencies address
IA, d. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
iBq5.Iv Agent iof Ohio.
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SENECA COUNTY BANK.


OTFICE OF TIE TREASURER OF STATE,
CoLUMBUs, Ohio, lnue 18TH lsJS
A II pefsonGbay nEpains agaihst the Seneca County
Bank otherthnn oirtaiing notes, will present them
same to w D. Thrul, OF Columbus, Receiver and make
legal proof thereof tt A. L, STONE,
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Chicago, H., Nav /. iss7.

The Restor tive Is p mp 20 bottles Of sizes viz. large
medium, aud smalithe small holds A. piut and rea h tor
one dollar per bottle the medium hods AZ least twenty per
mOTs m proportion than the small feHit or two dol
afsner boic The large holds quart 40 per cent more in
proportion, aud rstails for ~.
d. j. WOOD " 90, Prcprieicr,, ai2 nroadwny, New,
York, tin tho great N. Y Wire Railing Estnblshment) ,
and IA Nurset st., St Louis, Mo-
Aud sold by all good Dfuggis aud Fancy Goods Deaer
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Welsh Ecwspnpef Office 70 Nassau st., Aptll ~ 1853
PROF. %. J. hOOD3-Dear Sir,-Sone month Of Ftx
weeks ago received bottle OF your llnf Restorative and
gave U TO my wife, who concluded Try Il her hair,
little thinking the time that u would restore the gtay
hair TO i final color bot 10 hofHs well my suse,
aera few weeks tfia IL has pef'ofmed tiat wonderful
etotby turning all the gray hairs dofk brown the
q Hme beauti iying aud thirkenlng the hair. strongly
recomend the above Restorative all persons In OF
such change Of the hair.
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lKnowad Il Wonld BE 40,

The New Lisbon Buckeye State tells
a good story Of Looofoeo member Of
church in that county. Last October,
when the election news from Ohio. PENN
sylyania and other States, came pouring
in. showing large Republican gains. he said;
II told Deacon, when he prayed so
zealously at the great revival last winter.
that it would help the Republicans, and
now he sees 1t as well as l did. and he's
sorry for Il. too!-MlriOa RepuNisan.