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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-28

office presented to the Clerk of the Fund
Commissioners checks, which subsequent
Investigations proved must nave come out
OF this very box, for which, under law OF
the State, authorizing the funding Of State
Indebtedness, he received bonds to the
amount of $4,000, besides, as We understand
II, as much more in cash. About a month
after in February, 1857, he presented a new
batch of these checks, for which he received
bonds TO the amount of S49, 900. On the
18th of March following, he presented still
third batch OF these checks, for which he
received bonds to the amount cf S3l, 500
Such was the testimony of the Fund Com
missioners clerk before an Investigating
Committee Of the Legislature, but there
must have been more Of. these checks thus
funded, as il was stated in the course of the
investigation that Matteson had received in
bonds about Sl07 ,000 and that the amount
In bonds and money thus drawn out Of the
State Treasury amounted, interest included,
10 S223, 900. 1t was rather an odd circum-
stance that the bonds thus obtained by Gov.
MatteSon were issued not as due TO him, but
TO number of imaginary persons; but this
was alleged 10 be fancy of the Ex-Govern-
VI iiS SoA lico Jul Ou
occasions. ---
The account which the ey Governor gave
OF this transaction was, that he had bought
these checks, without the slightest suspicion
Of their real character, of sundry persons
whom he did not know, who had offered
them to him in the ordinary course of bis
business part Of which was the purchasing
up OF claims against the State. How unsus-
picious the Ex-Governor was in this trans
action, was indeed evinced by the fact that
thirty of these checks had special indorse-
ments upon them which destroyed their ne
gotiability, ana that hundred and Eve 9TH
ers were not only untrimmed and without
the name of any payee, but were regularly
numbered IN succession, showing conclu-
siveIy that they had been banded over in
lump, to be funded just as they had been
taken from the shoe-box, SC that before
coming into Ex-Governor Matteson's hands
theJ could scarcely have passed into the
hands of anybody else except Of the man
who took them out of the box. II was also
provoking Circumstance and one calculated
to excite great sympathy for the e1.Govern-
or, that be was the sole victim of this fraud
as none of these checks had ever been offer
ed for sale to anybody else; though it might
indeed be said that if the Ex-Governor bad
been cheated, he had been cheated with bis
eyes open, and in a way not very creditable
to bis sagacity az inancier and man of
business. ,..
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MISCELLANE EOUS.
1EaTaw&rS.,

= AACOh 6IAs4GA S0.nSr AZ
a. MAIN STREET.-we are now opening q
large and well selected stock Of German English,
and American HARDWARE, which We oder at very
low prices 10 Cash and prompt time buyers. Now on
hand and arriving f1rr and Spades,
Ames', Rowlands's, and other brands Novels
Bloods Cast Steel Grain and Grass Scythes,
Do Hay Knives and Briar do,
Garden Rskes and Hoes.
Mil Saws-Rowisnd's and other brands,
Cross Cut Savs, do German and Q. Steel,
Do do, Tuttlss Patent,
Booth & Co.'S Table Cutlery,
Hargrcayes Pocket do, ---
Butcher and other brands Of Files q Edge Tools,
Trace, Log, Halter and Pump Chains
uames, - Il
Axss-Blood's, Lippiueott's, and others y
Pump Tubing and Fixtures. y -t.f s.-s -
Ohio Tool Co. Planes and truss Hops.
Spear q jackson 8 Saws, - q"
Brass and Enameled Kettles . r
Hay and Manure Forks,e 80
Sneaths and Cradles,
Pruning Kn.yes, Shears aud Saws
-''.-Ats.l FURNITURE HARDWARE
Mahogany and Walnut Kuob5, fi n
Cupboard, Chest and Drawer Locks.
Wrought, Table, and Brass Hinges, r
Red Screws-dat and square heads.
Coffin Scraws and Trimmings.
Sand Paper, A No I,
Castors, &c, &c.
Our stock Of English Goods, (Cutlery, Files, &c,)
being purchased previoas TO the late advance, ena-
bles us 10 offer inducements 20 Cash buyers.
maTlS a JACOB sTRAUB son.
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VtIIFI NIEtS IlIIIlb 10 VItiCI
&c BLINDS Of eli siZes made to order.
~ DOORS other than regular sizes on haI.d or
made short notice.
Doors moulded to srdeT Builders shs,ld, If pos
sbs, make their Frames Of regular sizes, they can
then he supplied at any time
Ceilisg, siding, and Flooring for sale. Monld-
hN- of ai sizes. Fencing Boards ~ feet long, iCT
s..5 cheap. One WindOw contains tSeiyes lights
All orders niust be addressed to
....r. y. 8. BABCOCk.
myll.lydty TyansyiIla Ind
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UOIAEfa N. IKE, H.aV'E.,-6

"OIL EfI. M ~. IKE, H.aH'E.S'G
" located on the Northeast corner OF First
and Sycamore Streets for the purpose Of repairing
Musical, Repeating, and other Watches, ewelry,
Ss., begs his friends and the public generally, to
call upon him. when satisfaction will be guaran-
ted tan22-lyd
IHvMIBD' sMIPs0E.NT.--W WE HAVE
II just received the third shipment Of tboso ''be
coming Watch spring Hoops, the ''Excelsior" Of
the season. Z. r..r. ~.rF
Also, Mems and Children's HAS, shoes, and "a
general assortment Of Dry Goods. 4 .. .
NV 9. EMBICH * CO, ~ Main street
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Book BIyDrSG.-We have completed ar
Fragments whereby we are enabled TO I'll
all orders in Book Binding with which we
may be favored. We will guarantee the
work 10 be done satisfactorily Ruling of
all kinds, and blank heads of every descrip-
tiou, will be done promtly and on salts
factory terms. Our friends viii please send
in their orders
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SI.ETrkR OF .n.sGR.N'T.f.-3y,O 900
H6 SOLDIERS KILLED.

An arrival Just in from the East, consisting Of a
tremendous lot If DRY GOODS, such an Dress
Silks, Challice, Marseiles Calico, Bleached Muslin,
Factrics, Shoes for every age, Stee-spring Skirts
for ALL and Of every variety appertaining TO full
stocked Dry Goods Store-whch will lie sold low
for cash at MILLER q NTEHAUS,
ie24 43 Man street.
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F's.EE! PsEesF PSiss :-U1sas fs ~
now Cured Thousands Of persons have Piles
suffer for gears with ths disease-yet few know
what il is or how it 1. cured Every case Of Piles
whether manifested in the form Of external tumors,
iuent bleedings in violent itching or irrita
tion de,enus tally upon congestion Of the alb
do1niBal vs,oHs eirculstion This produces tho en-
gorgemeut, di,ation Of tie veins, formation Of tu
1nors. ha11orrhages, pain and suffering and the
dseass can only be fundamentally cured by raedi
cines which. taken internally, relieve the abdoni-
ual vea0us congestion. Hence, ointn,ats, washes,
ami even injections, are 50 inefeStual.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC Pill SPE-
CIFIc, simple sugar Pill. taken two or three
tines rsr day, the disease by curing the
d,tiou ypol which the disease depends. Hundreds
hare been cured by It, even OF tho most obstinate
cases. Ali vii be promptly benefited b. It Fr:oe
80 cents s bCx-
=. IA full set OF HCs;YHELTs HoxGoRATIiIc
SPECIFIC. with Book OF Directions and 20 Remedies
in large 5drachIi vsals. and morocco case, So; do
plain case family Of ls boxes ani book 81
The Remedies by the single box or full case. sent
&c any address by nssi express. fcee Of charge
on receipt ST the prior
Address De- r. HUMPHREYS & CO,
No. 562 Broadway, New York
So Sold in Evansville by KELLER q WHITE
and ali Druggists. jes scdet
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Mates or .fDT.ERrIsf.,.a.


:. $ { 5 $ 5 j.
fias I 5OT 1 20 % 26 | % IS
2 De;@. IS 10 50 90 25 2 90
5 Dqfs. i 90 20 IS . 1s 3 .
4 bags / % 81 2 50 Is IS . -
S Dag. | | 30 2 10 so 90 20 %
A Wet % 2 z5 eoi 5 IS 50 "a
REsk. so 5 10 % 70 90 IS
5 Wt,Ls OOI : 50 . % 7to 20 lo 50
Ne. 90 90 40 10 % u 90 "a 90
2 De 6 % 5 rs II 90 10 IS 16 % rs Is
5Mq.,I sOl n IS Is o. Is 70 2 So % .
: ho's 3 50 ~ IS II 90 q IS 25 % p 70
Oh9'a 10 90 Is CO % O. % 90 - 90 50 %
, me-. Is % 10 D 20 ~ q 50 80 90 is -
Il Sfo's Is 90 p 20 30 "a u 80 a. - 81 81
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BE- THE DAILY JOURNAL has now a
subscription list about DOUBLE THAT OF ANY
OF ITS CITY coTENPORARIEs, and its business
is steadily on the increase. AS an advertis-
ing medium, it is not excelled in the State
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HR1sTIAS HEfLx4
KRATZ & HEILMAN.
City F0TNnpy

I'll L IOONph
MANUTACTURERs AND BUILDERS pFsFEAM
.- -----. ENGINES AND BOILERS
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobicco ecrsvv.
Cumming Machines, Chinese sugarCAne Mills
Thrasing Machines, sc,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
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l5 bags PeppH
10 bags AlisplCe,
IS bxs assorted Gro Spices. foi sale by
my1l WHEELER q RIGGS.
Cafarrh CafarrH! Cafarrh !-Bnar
Is IT. HOW CURED :--Thousands Of persons
suter all sorts Of annoyance from Catsrrh. Most
people know what it, Inconvenience and results
are. vet but few know how IL can be cured. II is
simply a chronic Irritation, and often enlargement
of follcles, and consequent thickening of the mu-
cous membrane, lining the nasal cavities, frontal
sinuses, ana posterior mares, and sometimes ex-
tending into the throat and lungs. From this re-.
suit tightness and often vertigo of the head, OBJ
stTUcted nose, profuss dow of mucus, loss Of
smell, nasal voice, ard often impaired hearing and
taste. Lar
The ,,ld- school remedies have never been able
10 do anything for il. Nasal injections and inha-
laiions are painful and expensive they gem
orally worthless. Yet Humphreys Catsrrh Specific,
simple Ss9dr PHI taken two or three times per
day, promptly the miiior cases cures at once
all colds in the head. and radically cures, by perse
yering use. the most sbstinsts CASE. is is proved
by the experience of hundreds. 81
Price. with full directions,
FIFTY CENTS PER BOX
\ B.-A full set of Humphreys Homeopathic
Specifies with Book oi Directions, and twenty dif-
ferent Remedies IN largo vais. morocco case, s5;
do in plain case, 81 Family case Of fifteen boxes
and book, 81.
these reraediss- by the single tex oT case, are
sent bv mail or sxpress free Of charge, to any sd
,iro5s, on receipt Of the price. Address
DR. T. HUMPHREYS d CO.,
No. 562 Broadway, New York
sold Ia Evansville by KELLER WHITE. aO1
/ all Druggists = uly2Seod6t
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rEH.ms oFsURscRsPrIo.,.
Clubs Of 10 or more.
nB,f,p.es First and 9af.r.

:" t3aetil ~
By the week payable 10 CaTrersl 10
ffi-Weekly Psper...... ~
hethll w
Clubs of 10 or nlOre................... | 90
US The privilege of yearly advertisers il limited
90 tlir own immediate bustess, in their name;
and al advertisements for the benefit Of other
-eTs0ns, we'll as legal Advertisement nts and a,lver
Hsements Of auction sales, and advertisements with
she name Of other persons, sent ia BY thenI must
be paid for at the usual Rates.
ns No report, resolutions or proceedings of any
1OrpOTatiOn, society, association public meeting
snd D. communication designed to call attentiOs TO
zny matter of limited of individual interest can be
ins,rtsd, unlesss paid for an advertisement.
&c Contracts for yearly advertising will not he
Hscl Etnued unless order to that eject Is left at
he Chice, and when discontinued in less than
year. the price Of tho whole year will be charged
No Legal advertisements hereafter, will DC pub
hsle- at the expense Of the attorneys ordering aud
0Ot Ielayable for legal proceedings, but coieCtahle
&C our usual time.
rss- Our terms Tor job Work and transient adVer
Gissaents are CASH.
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@OUR FACILITIES FOR DOING
JOB WORK, are equal to those of any Of
fee in the West. We challenge "a inspec-
ton of specimens, to prove what we say TO
be correct. ourworkmen cannot be excelled
for geod taste and skill. -
Persons wishing 'l
POSTERS, HAND BILLS,
PROGRAMMES, BILLS OF LADING.
BILL HEADS, PAMPHLETS,
CARDS OF EVERY VARIETY.
BLANKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
Should call and examine our specimens and
prices, before ordering them done elsewhere.
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MACHINE AND FISIsHrss yeRH,

L =
kspds of ,-T = y - -
MACHINE AND FISIsHrss yeRE,
and eferyfhing appertsining Ia -sHsrxonr busfs
nesS. Ihey are manufacturing STEAK ESarSrs Am
boILKi A oi any size and power required Saw Mn
MAeni sEy and MIL Gearing of any size: DistiI-
lery snf dining Machinery, Tobacco ScreEs, Gun
mug d 'shines, Thrashing IssIises, tislt saEIs
HorsspeveFs, Corn-shelers, Mschinery Of ali Ginds
every description, Iron Housefronts, Cellar Crates
DC Cooking and Heating Stoves OF the latesi in
proved patterns I; Hollow Ware, Deg Irons, a.
BREWERS, DlS1ILLER6, ,RECTIFIERS.&1
Supplied with every description Of Conner s,s
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerafore
AttempoTstors, Sparges Stillheads and Worms on
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol stills
Yeast jugs, Cans. byphons, &c; Copper, Leaf aa5
Iron Pipes Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps Of ever
variety, ior beer, spirits, OIL, a.. Brast Cocks ana
Valves, Steam Whistles, DC.
workman sent 20 all parts 20 ft up work and do
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Loo
Work, dc.
OLD METALS BOUGHT. e. ai,T
Ibey are dealing In and selling Aliens Irprovet
steam Gauge, wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu-
6ins, hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators German Bol,,
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Bslfing, Packing Hoca, 6r
3i tne pest kindi Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tn
Pig iron, Bsbit Metal spelter, Fire Brick y
Jney have every facility Of the best Machinery
, auu NOrSnen sno VIII give all work entrusted to
tnonl, tReir individual attention, filing orderr
promptly Wairanticg their work, and are estisfea
with reasonable prices ----l,I l-Ill
AS Ctee and sale Rooms, No. co Main street.
founory, Boiler Yard and Machine shup on pirs
, street netween f1rst and Second streets, Evans-
.-.-e, ,tn9L9las -4-.----.. dec1
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bE RHO LES.fLE n .S'B RETzEE
~ BOOK s STATIONERY STORE a
Just received aud ioT sale by the sub ssTEfT
s,nGer tHiFo aud splendid sssortment 10y
of RoOks and Stationery, consisting in 10y
part of COO neams ct Cap, Letter and SSzzV
Note Paper 500 Quire5 of Blank Books, from l0C
% I'll 81 per qnirei l50,000 assorted Envelope F,
Memorandum Books of all kinds also. iarg, ~
sortmsnt Of School Books Bibles Of an kinds; all
kinds Of Miscellaneous Works Gold Pens Of ali
kinds steel Pens of asery brand; Gold and SILVER
Psnfnlders and Pencils Pocket Books and Port
monnais Of every description Musical Instruments
cf all kinds sheet Music aud Music Paper; Draw
ing Paper and Pictures States and Pencils; Ink
and inkstands (; AMI many other articles too nn-
mention, all of which viii he sold at the
very lowest price for cash. j. HEALY,
Fosters Block, Garner OF Main aud First streets
augii .
E'S co.. EO ~ WARD
a. ing aud Commission Merchants. Me- Ssi Tchoup
itoulas street, New Orleans. H. FTF ~fsa
IVhN ~ hLEi StttNaN
septl55T-ly .I ..-l -f fH.-l-[
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biEhfp~ ~ T. ERotcHTOS-
No 6fEHBO HER BHOTGHTO.V'
I'D " Wholesale DRUGGISTS, Dealers In PAINTS,
Ous, NARSIsHTs, &c, Washington Block Main ST..
Evsnsyiile, Ind. Country srchants supplied cn
sery literal terms my7-1y
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INSURANCE. AGENCY

ALLEN C.. HAlL0ck,
Evansville.
TEBERWRITEK AND GENERAL iNSUkAA y 4
AGENT,
ADJVsTER or AyERAGEs, AM N0TAhI rUftt.-
lie continues o. ISSUE Policies from 5evSrEi F.Tct
Class AID most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
IL tEs Ct5safrg, on IsIGat ant f.ys Ai-Is tie viii
ai-c receive applications fcr
LIFE ISSCEASCE.
ns VIII attend t. tn Adjustment u LSs,es
ri every description uHJ-r ioiicias from otie'
.,sRoies, and attend g. the settlement VI All iatt-
GaTs connected with INSURANCE. f,I parties il
tcEsstsd. Ills long sFieHCe a. al ISsUEASCE
AFEsT, has made hiIP ruiliu with ali subjects
connected with lRsGranCe.
Sc Oiice, Marble Hall Building, No. . Main St
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yHsdE PRoPRIET0hs or THE CITY 70 UEz
dry beg leave to inform their friends and q Q
puone IA general, that they are prepared 10 do al
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Che gailp sunraal.

rrHs PUBLISHED BN
I. Y. CARLILE, Editor.
b NJ THAYER, CeaY business Manager
JNO. u. McNEELy, sept Mechanical DsPasfDss~f
Under TUE FIRM rHE
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY.
Journal Buildings, Locust ST.,
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BUSINESS CARDS.


sARs. PEsN.ST.v76TO.S' ss.S'D DE
EY BEUfER, having formed cuparTnnrsEir fCT
the practice II v. dicEs, offer their .is a. tint
citizens of -FvansTiiIe and vicinity
once an Thini street. ju thc FIRST tTIiihy gtUve
thr' Crescent CitS Baak. os-I Jancs E!sth = Law
ufl -a-
Dr. PeHBington's f,sii,nCs, .u ChrssGut tree,
opposite ths Episcopal Church.
DT. De HTalsr's r,sidcHe.. .stEel u cherry sEd
second streets. mars
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BOOK Binding,
8. M. G EUPEL,

iex Magazines viii be bound very neat and g","i
in halfbound sheep. .ti'c
Half-bound. .turkey ....Iac
Musichaf-bound sheep 81 p.
DO 90 turkey ........... 90
will also make the music paper strong, durable
aud 1T fer writing, by n certain method of sizing
tor extra charge of rs cents volume.
ttB- Particular care il given 10 the manufacture
81 PACED Blank Books. The hest material will b.
worked always, ifnot extra heap Imitation bind
ing Is ordered. --f-.rr. F.. 81 r..H apis
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a. TER AND JOINER. is prepared to do any
thing arp-rtalning TO either Of the above brsnch-
Particular attention paid TO the firing UP IL store
Rooms also tn the building of Barns, Mills. Fac
tories, and Dwelling Houses, la town or country
Mills fitted ny to order when required. Those wish
Ing work done viii please give me a call, as will
always be ready at shortest notice.
n6- Terms easy. Shop on Third street, between
Chestnut and Cherry on alley. -s rIarls-6m
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TS1E@6SSEES., T1E6E S7ZE,
II for sale By s. E GILBERT CO.
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EAPS! CAPS CAPS i-FOR CHRIST
u MAS large and spientTd assortment Gaze
for men aoe boys, latest etyes, just received fef
Express By VAUTIER & MAkoONNIER,
decI No. 80 Msiu street
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DRS. EHRMAN & BAIRD,

OFTIcE-THIRp "a, BET, VINE AM DivIsioS.
my2l Imd EVANSVILLE, IND.
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COMM ERCIAI..

DAILY GAZE CIrS ovYIcn,l
Ksokuk, Dec. 10th. |
FLOUR--Supsrhne, ~ 80; spring wheat, 81
tra, o. 70, Fall wheat, extra, - % TO ~ -.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 7s.o 80 per u ~.
CORN-1s to 30.
BARLEY--spring, 3ba4o, Fall, 6oa7sc.
WHEAT.-- LIN good demand. Fall $lsl 10;
Spring 8ea$l.
OATS-35.
RYR~--skAsoc; In ecsd demand
/. PoTATOES-37St 70 40 by the iosd rstaii Soc.
GROCERIES-Eew Orleans Sugar, fair oa9a,
primsp4Ai0a, clarified losIof, crushed andioaf II
tsl3. Molasses--Plantatioa 50 TO 6Sc, o. III. %
TO 90, Golden Syrup,S5 TO zoe. CoGes-Rio -
10 l33 Java lSto lsc. Laguyra, I3A to IA. Rice,
6(D63c.
soAP--Palm s2c, Family sae.
CAEDLKS-EtAr is to ~, Stsarine Is, Mould
La, summer pressed, is
LARD--9A to 10 retail 11ic.
BUTTER--Choice IL TO Is; retail 20.
HIDES-Dry iii; grsen,5 green sheep psits
6o TO e5c; green hog skins ~.
HAY-Prairie 81 70 %; Timothy and Hunga-
rian, Sass; Bsled do. ~ to SIC; Retail. e11.
BEEDs.-Hungsrian arass, 10 TO As cepts
Timothy 81 81 10 A 7sJ Flax sssd, 7saso
EuNDRIES--onions, 81 10 40; Eggs, is.
Feathers, zoe 10 s5c; White Beans, roe TO 90.
FRUIT-Gresn apples, choice, - % to IS 81
Per bbi. Dried apples, q 81 70 Tsper bush Dried
peaches, ~ 50 70 327s; Raisins, - so to 4 90
cHEESK--W. h. II TO ia; Denmark to 10.
pRovIsIoNS--Hams 10 Ito ii !; Shoulders " to 8
| clear sides 10 10 IL.
| BkEF-54St3a gsesaSS - ~ ~ per aaAftsSs
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There viii be an exhibition OF twelve different
kinds of patent and common GAS BURNERS,
showing the difference Of light in comparison With
Woods Patent Burner, which viii produce ~
per cent more light, with any given amount Of
gAs, than any burner now in use. Ladies' and gen.
tlemsn interested in the consumption Of gas are
invitod to be present next Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, st Q. II. EMERSON y room, 4sh st.
between Main and Blondsau. M !,
Dec16-dtd
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ We have just learned that Mclean q
Streng thening Cordial will cure the various dis
eases prevalent among children. II IL necessary
that every parent should keep supply on hand.
and when required give ~ directed. Try lit IL
pleasant to take. See advertisement In anothe,
column. Idecl6dAwlm1
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a. Strawberries we're growing IN the open
cir around San Francisco month ago.


There viii be Union Exhibition Of the Senior
ana JUNIOR Departments Of the ksokuk Public
Schools on Friday Evening, Dec. s0th. at the Aths-
ngum. The room will be comfortably warmed and
well lighted, and good order will be preserved
Doors opened at $50; Exhibition to commence 1t
'clcok. Don't fail TO 60.
dec1ed1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-29

M4-Dr. Bells opinion Of Hostetter's Stomach
Bittcrs:
SPRiseHKLp, ILL.,, April IA, 80.
Some months aimee, while recovering from m
attack Of remittent fever, was requested 10 try
Hostettsrs Bitters, As article peculiarly suited
10 the condition of cow alescents from fever. Ii
Ia bat simple justice TO say that IL restored the
powers Of my digestive organs, and at the same
time kept my bowels gently open. have no hes
itancy In saying, that hitherto in using 1t in my
practice, in every case where have ordered IT, II
acted like charm. In Thus speaking freely Of 1t,
far from puff apatent medicine, an article it by
no means claims TO be.
SANFORD BELL, n. d.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold by p. GIBBONS, A. J. WILKINSON, BARTLxrr,
KAYE Co., and J. BRADKH.
Dec. -, '50-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-29

. DR. sMITH's"Elsctric orr cures Deafness.
Dg. SMITHS "Eiectrie oil'' cures Paralysis.
DR. SMITHS Electric OIL, cures Rheumatism.
Din. SMITH q Electric Oil" cures Asthma.
DIR. SMITH Is electric or cures Headache.
De. SMITH 3 aEIsctrie Oil'' cures Piles.
sugIsi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-29

NTThe Hon. Peter Fl. Burnett, ex-Gov-
ernor Of California, . convert TO the Cstho-
lie Church, il now in New York, supcrintcnd-
ing the publication Of work on the true
Church, on which he has been engaged since
his conversion.