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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13
Will Gov. sm,th go Into "a Convention!

The Richmond Euquirer contains an edl-
torial wherein the claims of Colonel W. Ii
Payne, of Fauquier, are prominently set forth
for q seat in Congress. The Eoquirer closes
IFS laudatOry article with the remark, that -
Convention at the proper time vii! doubtless
settle the question OF candidacy, and TO the
decision of that tribunal, all must submit, or
assume their position amOug the disorganl-
zers Of the party"
This is decidedly significant, denouncihg
as it does all who refuse concurrent action
with the proposed Convention as ''%disorganl-
zers of the party" According to this ruling
about seyen.eighths OF the Democracy were
"disorganizers," when som few years ago
they set at naught the action of the Democra-
tic Convention which met in Alexandra, and
voted Ter Gav. Smith, against the express
will aud desire OF that political caucu.!
The question naturally arises, will Cover.
nor Smith permit his name now to go before
any nominating body? Or, will he do, as be
did then, take the stump, and Sahquiah not
only the nominee but the very Convention
itself!
IL is useless to disguise the fact that Gov.
Smith has DO hold whatever 90 the affections
of the political leaders of his party Ia this
District; and i. is equally true that 10 mar
can occupy the hustings with a more telling
etfec. npon the popular pulse that OF the peo-
pie theu,seIges-thaD Gov. Smith.
Conscious of this strength 10 the one quar-
ter, and Of It's entire absence Ia the other, 1t
would be madness on his part to submit his
name where q rejection of his claims wonid
seem to be a foregone oonclusion.-Fred. Her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13
A Notice Served.

If John Le,cber lie rejected because of un'
~sounduess % the slavery question. We give
MOTTO, 10 advance. that whoever takes the
position of candidate for Governor If Eir-
einia. will have to chow a record as clear as
day. and an escutcbeon as pure as the virgin
snow. If there is to be no palliation-so be
it! The Democracy of the Tenth Legion will
any and every man to come up TO the
same standard by which John Letcber is to
bs measured: and his enemies will learn this
10 due season. Rockingham Reg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13
Excesstve Charges.

Extract O. a letter dated Rockville, Tenn,
Aug. 24.b, '5S.
..Tbe freight on -four from here to Norfolk
via Richmond and river, IS l6s3 per bbl {;
the freight from here to New York. is l,34
ner Dbl. With this difference in freight can
Norfolk be as good a market for -four as New
York? -
"If We should wish to send -four to Norfolk
We could probably send it cheaper by way OF
Savannah than by the high priced Railroads
between here and Norfolk
This letter needs no comment; IT speaks tor
itself.-NortoM Argns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13
EpiscopaIian Tendency ofthe Navy.

AT q meeting, yesterday, Of the Warren
Baptist Association Of Rhode Island, g con-
mitsee reported on a letter from the Church az
Wicsford, in regari to the treatment Of
cler4ymen OF the Baptist and other denvmi-
nations, after which a letter from Rev J eph
Stockbridge, chaplain Of the Uniled States
navy, was read, 10 which were stated facts
showing the tendency # Government infu
Snce 10 establishing the Episcopal lorm Of
worship lr tic army and Dosy.
The reading Of this letter and report was
followed. says the Providence JJurnal, hy an
animated discussion, in which The + Z
Williams doctrine oil entire freedom 10 all
religious opinion and c~oncsrnments, and Of
perfect adherence Of all interference therein
90 The part Of Government or OF iuGivitusi-,
was fully illustrated and let forth. Ii Was
f%nnsily voted that the subject be referred 10
g Committee consisting II Rev. Frances Way
land, D. D., Rev. Barues Sears. b b, Rev.
Henry Jackson, D. b Hon. b.. B. TLurstor,
AID Hon. Thomas 6. Turner. to Investigate
fully, and, If deemed advisable, to prepare a
to be laid before C,ngress, at it's
next session, setting forth their views as a
denomination On the matter of religious lid
erty.-BostOa TruUeUer. Sent 9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

Ga Tuesday night last, the police Of Co.
lumbus. Ohio, were notified by 9 despatch
from the Chief of Police, in Baltimore, to ar
rest a convict who would shortly be discbarg-
ed FROM the Ohio Peuitentiary, Damed Au-
pustus S,ilts, and retain him there until a
reouisitiou should arrive from the Governor
of Maryland. Upon making inquiry, the
police ascertaiued that only a few hours be-
fore the dispatch was received, Stiltz died OF
typhoid fever in the Psnitentiary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13
wanted n. soon As Possible.

A bran new sensation or fresh excitement
We are are sick of Cable. and nauseatef with
Governors proclaim atoms, Quarantine Rebel
lone. and Gallan, Z)uaves. There's q comet
10 the heavens doubtless-the astronomers
say-but it's csudal extremity is too small to
excite ian apprehension" or get up "a pan
TO-" He won't snswer. Will nobody give
us q new shook IN. J. Express.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13
r,.C.n,n,,d Africans,

The contract between the government and
the American Colonization Society, by which
the latter agreed to subsist and instruct the
captured Africans for one year after their ar
ri,al out. having due regard for their health
aud comfort, vas concluded on Friday last.
Less than $4,000 will be paid to the Society
for this ssryice.-C Hlon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

The Directors of the Western Maryland
Railroad Company. it is stated, have entered
into an arrangement with Mesers. Irwin,
Taylor, Norris & Co. for the construction OF
their road, from its commencement on the
Northern Central Railroad through West
minister, to it's terminus at Union Bridge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

The United States Grand Lodge CT Odd
Fellows will assemble at the Odd Fellows
Hall, in Baltimore, on next Monday, the 2Oth
inst. Representatives, it is expected, will
be present from every State in the Union,
besides the territories of New Mexico, Kan
sas, Nebraska, Oregon and Washington, the
Sandwi ch Islands, and probably from some
portions of the British possessions. George
W. Race, Of Louisiana, is Most Worthy Grand
S,,a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

The Paris Academy of Sciences has again
advertised its prize, amounting to about s2o,-
900. for the discovery Of the cause and the
effectual cure Of cholera. This prize, re-
marks the Scientific American, is a be-
quest left some years since by M. Bri'
ant and q competition has already taken
placs for it without success. No less than
one hundred aud if,y.three essays were
presented on the subject, but only two OF
them came within the scope OF the condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

The Union lie down again upon MIR. Rever-
DIV Johnaop, accusing him Of inconsistency
10 bis course on the Kansas question. The
principal Inconsistency, We expect is, that
Mr.. J. will not be a democrat"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

Much satisfaction is expressed at the de-
termination of the President of the United
States to send the recsptured Africans to Lii
IBERIA. For less than $3.50 Q head the Colon.
~ization Society has agreed to take the cap
tives and support them q year. As a matter
of economy a. we'll as humanity the arrange
mant ia O good one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

DR.. James Sinclair, an eminent physician,
died of yellow fever in New Orleans, Oh
Wednesday of last week. During the cpl
demic he was attending the sick, and fell a
victim 10 the discharge of bis duty. Dr.. V.
Descbamps, one of the physicians employed
BY the Howard Association" died of the
fever on the same day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

Mr.. Whelsp, late principal Of the Missou-
ri Blind Institution, ard himself almost to-
tally blind. was seized, gagged, and ROBBED
of all bis money. in one of the bye streets Of
St. Louis, last week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13
ALEXANDRIA:
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1858,

An article from the Richmond EoqniFer'
10 another column, excuses and defends
Judge Douglas for the late expression OF bis
opinions, on the subject Of the powers OF a
Territorial legislature over the subject of sla-
very. 1t may be proper, on the other hand
70 state that the Union declares that the DOC
,rine of J Judge Douglas lie even Sorse than that
oo which Massachusetts, acted in setting
the Fogiive-Sla1e law and the officers of the
federal judiciary at defiance; for hers was
the action at least Of sovereign State, with
q fixed community and settled population,
having the right. in extremity, Of Judging the
co,stitutionality Of an obnoxious Law OF
Congress: but Judge Douglas claims this
right Of action for a Territory. a mere ward
and dependant Of Congress, although having
but a few hundred Or thousand people, 10
stable of purpose and interest. with 90 liked
public sentiment or sense Of public duty and
obligation"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

Private adviees from Kansas, and the
tone Of the press in that Territory, all 'bo"
the pre- valence there Of a quiet feeling, which
is . presage of good to the best interests OF
the Territory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

DR.. w. P. Floyd, Of Jacksonville. Taze-
we'll county, Va, has been appointed sureeoo
TO tho Pacific Railroad Surveying Expedi.
ton. Salary s. 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

1t appears that the mortality in the Lon
don bospitals has Increased since the intro
duction of etberization from twenty.one to
thirty-tbree per cent.--or to vary the expires
sion. instead of smputation being fatal 10 a
less proportion than one 10 four, OF those
operated upon, it now proves fatal to one IN
thraa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

The Wsrrenton Flag states that Wm. Ii.
Payue, esq.. of Fauquisr, has been appointed
an aid to the Governor Of Virgins, with the
rank Of Colonel Of Cavalry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

The St. Msry's Beacon, Nd. Gays that
Judge Spaldiug has rendered bis resignation
as . Judge of the Orphans Court OF that
county, to bis Exoellercy. Gov. Hicks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

We wish that our very ingenious friend
who Invented what was called tie "paying
out machinery" for the Niagara and Aga
memnun, would get up a little machine OF
the sort to be used in the case Of every news
paper subscriber Prentice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

We regret to hear that the Black Tongue
has made it's appearance in the vicinity Of Rap
pabsnnock Academy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

The State tax on q Deed is 81, which the
Law positively requires in advance, before the
deed can be recorded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

Business 10 sid to be rapidly reviving 10
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

Chss. W. Helm. esq lately OF Warrenton,
Va. has commenced the practice Of law at
Lesvepvorsh City, 10 Kansas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

The Atlantic TELEGRAPH, up to Saturday
last. had not spoken for ten days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

A few esses of yellow fever have occurred
q. Mobile-tbree in all-up to latest dates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

" WASHINGTON Il co. WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL GROCERS, COMMISSION. aud
FOX H.aRDIAG MERCHANTS, No. II NORTH
UNION STREET, ALEXANDRIA, Va. sep IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

nRUGS, &c.-White and pa iIsr
IL Seed; Olive OIL 20" q. 9" Gasg =
Long Pepper; White do "fse"
hand and Tor bale by unWLllp
sep II J, HlLLiA"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-28

DAtLy CARS Cisr Owes, I
r sokuk. Dec. eth.


DAiEr CARS Crsr Orr,cs,
Ksokuk, Dec. 37th.
FLOUR-coantry, ~ = 10 ~ rs per Sack
SupsfAas, - - 70 - % pr saak. Extra, tlais
vhsat) ~ 70 ~ ~ per Dbl. Graham, o. Is per
100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, SOC Per 100.
coRN--So 70 ~ etsj ready sale.
BARLEY-spsing, 4oass, Fail. oea7sc.
wHEAT-sealo0e for Spring, 90 10 l 10 for
Fall.
oAT6-fn request 1T IS 10 50.
kfE--l6c to b5c little coming In.
PoIATOEs-scarss,s s TO 7sc BY the iosa retail
5scss psr peek.
dkoCKRIES-N. o. Sugar fair 72as, No. l, s}a
prime d, clarified s1slo, erushsd and loaf Il
tsl31. Aolassss-Plantation 10 10 ~, 8. n. ~
70 ~, Golden Syrup, Is TO 7es. coG*e--Rio Il
to III. Java Ieto 90. Rice (nsw)B to SIC.
s0AP--Pain Sle, Family SIC.
oANDLEs-Star Alto -, ssssrine ia. Mould
Ito III.
LARD-Rair supply, Sae.
BUTTER--l0 to -; choice IL to a.
HIDEs--Dry u to i4aej green, 81 tosa.
HAY--prairis4s To ~ Timothy snd Hunra-
riAs, - y $40; Baisd do I'll 10 4I2I Retail, SIS.
sDBDS--HsngaYian Grass, NO demand , Tin
sthy, 81 70 teI ~ Flax Seed. ~ l5a11 IS.
SUNDRIHs--onions,s IS To- 6, Eggs, 17aaSs.
Feathers, ~ TO 4ecj White BsA.s, csc 10 rs.
fkUir-Pair supply. drssn applss, choice, q
rs to - 80 per Dbl. Dried apples, 33Ss 70 81 50
per esshsi. Dried pssches, - 10 70 ~ rs. Hal
sins, o. 10 10 90.
ClIEESE-w. R.s 70 sii Denmark 81 to ..
PkOvISIONB-Eew Msss unsettled; Hams q
Shoulders I /; clsas Sides g.
BEEf-3A1is gross; ls 10 - per quarter.
6HERP-42 70 - = hesd.
H00s.-Dfsssed, ~ 30 70 ~ SOL very hssvy, Is.
sALT-0. A., u 80 70 ~ 31 pr sask Kama
VIA, 1soa1 10 per bAl. Livsvposl, 131s per sack.
FIsH--Mackefsl, No. i 97e TO III y Dbl; No.
! tittotls; No. 8 1l1totls. White, No. a. rs
% - eeD half bbl., No. , 14,.soto 81 Cod
1tsh 80 6VD b.
ExosAscS.--On New York for currency IL per
ssnt.; gold I Per cent. Et.Losis per cent.
-. Louas Market.
81. Louls Dsc. n.
WaRAr--Inferior 90, fair 70 choice 81 es to Is.
Cons--6s to o..
0An--Ss 10 rs.
PLSua--city supernne 147t 70 80.
wawKy Steady ct 40.
HIDs&-Gsssn Z, dry Is.
Posx-Markst Arm, Mes. III 80.
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BARTLEIT, KAYE 4 CO.,
Importer and Dealers In
PAINTS, OILS, vARKISHEG.
WINDOW GLln GLlnWAlx IRUlln, tC.
Ne. 14s MATS Sc, 80. esA 4 ssA,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
q. r.. CgFEOHD,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,

Third-st,. bat Main and johnson,
! have tsst reesived, In addition 10 ny former
stock Of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, 10.
Goods saitabis Tor christmAs and New Years
Rrsssntsl Also, IN assortment OF Aopton's Pre-
niam Gold Pens
DRECTACLES.
To those in want Of Spscta- 96
ciss, would say, eons where you can have . pair
selected that viii suit yoar eyes, and Of the kind
Of Glasses that are mechanically adapted 70 suit
every soaAition OF sight. This II no Guess
Work.
Ny rsrsonal attention win be given TO the Re-
pairing Of Watches, Clocks, Jswelry, &c., which
will b warranted 70 give satisfAetiOn. Every
description Of Gsods In my line nsde 70 order
Engfsving dome u Short Notice.
dse4d&w
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RAILROAD MEET1NG.

AINWVAD mi INU.
THE subscribers OF stock to the Mrsi ssippi and
1 Wabash Railroad Company, included In the
Western Division. are heraby notified that there
will be meeting held ct the Court House in Car
thsge. Hancock Co., Ill, on the first Wednesday in
January, $50. (bsing the day specified In the
amended Charter,) Of such stockholders, for the
purpose Of electing three Commissioners for said
Western Division, and the transaction of such other
business AZ The wants Of the road may require
The meeting will convene in the court room st z
o'clock p. m. general attendance is requsstsd
MARTrr Horxiss, Agent and
Proxy for Hancock Co.
ALnx. SIMPSON.
WILLiAn A. PATTERSON,
NJ. McCLAuGRRr.
C. WIxsrox.
j. SnoIL.
]. r. CUxxnGuAn
I. HcLLow aUsH 4 Co.
SrnxLIxa, WALLAc : 4 Co.
Dec. 4, 1s5S--dec ISdtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-28

weeds Patent Sewing machlke
Makes equally - good work on the finest fabric
or on the heaviest cloth, ON either Of which for
beauty and durability 1t 10 superior 70 hand work.
We invite the attention Of those who wish ma
chimes, TO zee Weeds Machine. They are the best
for family use, because adapted 70 all kinds Of
work. They are the bsst for manufacturers, b..
cause they make such beautiful aud strong work.
They are the best for tailcrs because they DO bot
tar work thsn his hands.
Extract from letter written by gentleman,
owning plantation near New Orleans. Yourtwo
Weeds Patent Sewing Machines have been in al
most constant use sincs / bought them, and With
the best Of practical result. In less than three
weeks tho two operators on them flashed COM
plets suit Of clothes for each Of my two hundred
and ten plantation hands, and find the time saved
In nsing thsm season, has more than paid their
eost.
The Editor Of tho GAINESVILLE (Ohio) Courier,
says: There has never been Sewing Machine In
this city that has given such unbouAdsd satisfac-
tion to al who hare used 1t ~ the Weed Patent
We have examined them, and must confess our I'd.
miration Of their simplicity and durability, and
car, with perfect confidence, after IN examination
Of al other Sewing Machines, pronounce this 10
b the best, and recommend ls % our rsaosrs, VINO
wish Sewing Machine, NJ We are sure 1t win give
them sAtislastisn.
WHITNEY LYON, propristors,
345 Broadway, Now York.
i. A. DUKE, Agent for Keokuk, os Maia-st.
dscsd&wlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-28

KEOkU FEMALE SEMINARY.
shis Institution will commence its second sss-
!. SION On Monday, Nov. 18th, In the second story
Of Dr.. sanford's building, corner Of Fifth ana
Concert streets.
The Board Of Trustees Of this Seminary ,eIected
from various relt ious denominations and repre-
desirs ~ the united and cooperative efforts 81 IN
friends u education 10 establish gradually such
~ institation - our city requirss.
Ins frincipal Of the Inssitntion Is Rev. g. "A.
MALLAAM y, 70 whom, or TO the Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the Admission 81 pupils
may be mazda. S-f'D
The charges for tuition viii be ts and A8 Il IL
ordinsry kpgiish stndies, with small additional
sum for incidental expenses. For LAtin. Yranch.
herman, Ac., extra charges will b. made.
1tis Desirable that persons designing 10 become
pupils DO present panctually on the 6rst 81 ~
session. WIN. THOMPSON,
President ef the Board Of Trustses.
HnnKY 6Taono, Esc'y.
Ksokuk, Nov. 8, 1SSS-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-28

We have for sale quantity Of wADEs CoIoa-
10 IsEs, which are justly considered the best in
market. There ars among them All shades Of Red,
Blue, yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
- cents up TO $s2per n. Also White Ink, Gold
Siss and varnish, and nearlyali grades Of Black
Ink. OF the same manufacture.
Wehavs, besides. . quantity Of Msthsr,s Black
Isks asdispossd Of, than which there are none
better In market.
All Of which We will sell 1t manufacturer pri-
Gee, for cash.
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Prices Reduced.

HAVING made arrangements with Eastern
- Manufacturers to furnish me with Kerosene
Lamps, WISH those who arc nos supplied would
bear In mind that sscan and will sells,
~ cheap Ms any house in this city. Those not
wishing TO lay sside their old Lamps, can, by
leaving them at Braden's Drug Stores, Nos. 50 and
III Main-st., have them changed. at rRrrLrna
ExrsHsa, 70 IS 70 burn Coal Oil.
dec6d1w H. c. MERREII
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-28

Nl Candies, Pyramids, 10. All orders for parties
will b proaptly attended 70, ~ the shortest NO
tics and in the most approved styls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-28

Hosrs1Tsa.-As to women, II 10 settled stats
tical fact that seven tcnths Of their number arc
suffering from dissess and general debility. Are
the men much batter Off Loss Of appetite, palpi-
tAtion psostration distress Of the stomach, dissi-
ness, cestiveness, general physical and mental ina
biiity are the usual symptoms To coantefact the
injurious chests Of table indsissnsiss you must -
sist the stomach. Hostetlsr's Vegetable Stomach
Bittsrs corrects the appetite, carries Oh the bile
and impure sscretions, regulates the bowels, i'm
parts strength and tone TO the sysem, snd restores
the invalia n hsalth. Ii sAssss are w0ndsrfui-
No family Should ~ vishsstit. Sod n 1niI quart
bottles sxtrsnsly palasabis) y al Hsssla, Drag
gists, Groosss. md etAsss. Il requires = sddi-
tion of spiita.
r. aTDBOns, Assst,
dseN-d4w Asia-st, -. siztA - seventh.
"a
12aAhogso Inks.
new lot, II =, y - ~ y. kAgs, - vari-
ety Of COlorsd Inke. iust FecaivoA = Al Ga
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ACARD TO The LADlEss
Dg. Dupencess OslAsn Periodical
RiRis. Ter RoAaaos!


mr.. Dapsncsss OslAsn Periodical
PtBis, Fer Rsaaissi
One Of the most sscssssfai remedies for distrsss-
ing and painful mcnstruation ever known. They
correct irregularities and remove distractions,
from vhas ever cause.
Their ingredients are known to all ageuss SELL
ing them, sad they win tell you they the best
Pills ever introduced for AL diseases peculiar 70
females, and always successful ~ preventive
They will BE- found most ipvalusble remedy for
al those sfaioting complaints peculiar 70 the sez
viz; Distressing and painful nsnstrustion. rcten.
ton, pains in the bask and loins, pressing down
pains, rush OF blood % the hsad, dissinsss, dim
sess Of sight, heavinsm, fatigue any slight ex-
srtion, paipltation Of the heart Ac., Ac., al of
which DR.. Duponoo's French Golden Piiis are GER
tain TO cure. Price u % per Box. For particu-
lars get Circular of Agent
Sold Wholesale and Retail by s. b. vow ELL.
Druggist, No. Isl Main street, Keokuk, Iowa, sole
Agent, to whom ill orders must be addressed. He
wilI supply dealers, and send the Pills TO Ladies'
tson6den.isiiy BY mall to any part Of the county,
BY sending him 81 through the Ksokuk Postoascs,
Iowa. Isspt. Is, '5S-dkwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-28

eIAra. EAsl Rathbarn, Of 81. Louis,
has sued VIM. Fiukes for biting Oh the taii
. Of her pet spaniel. She lays the damage q
40. Rather . costly bite.
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1Nw~vm,. CnN aavnv nm H~A1-

QO0TO'W CO0 LIvoH OfI J0lIY.
4 PROVED by tho New York Academy Of
IA Medicine, containing - per cent pure oil. A
dsiieioss preparation, having al the soothing and
hsAling properties Of the oil without any disagree
able taste. A. y. WILKINSON, Druggist,
No. % AHin-st.,
bsptod Agent for this city.
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DnAfH or AN EplroR.-Robert NJ. Riddle,
for many yssss editor Of the Pittsburgh (Pa.)
Journal, died On the 18th inst.
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6IThs Psnnsylvania X. X. 90. has just
besn mulcssd 10 damages 10 IS, ITS, in favor
Of m employee Of the road, who had leg
smashed.
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q There 10 young man ia Vermont who
feeds his geese on iron 6lings, and gathers
steel pens from their wings.
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HWm. Underline, convicted Of robbing
the Indianapolis Postof6ce hes bsen sent 70
the psnissniiary for three years.
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RA ~ ONOsN Latest IM pm OWED.
DOUBLE THkEADED,
Family Sewing Machines.
Price SO.
ylNHE Strongest most elastic and durable stitch
= ever made. Warranted equal To any 800 ma
chine IN the market. They stitch, hem tack, fell,
gather and smbroider with perfection. and are es-
pecially adapted TO family use.
]. A. MASON, Agent,
dccl7d6t Room over J. G. PARROTS store.