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IMPORTED DRY GOODS

IMPORTED DRY GOODS
l. HAMILTON EASTER # { g51,
Have now on hand the following articles excgsyey Of
pk eESs seAS inches EAE Ta and other
fSSssf EKs 194 EoE sS
PP%IE PE GHFXERE$; Bf 4iI%$s ASGLAis;
TTaTsII5g Mi4 It'll: si I'd F Iy4J
French and English CIIINTzES: ~,
81 pa and Ga Black eG' o GsSn1' SO
= and g Black and White ! BAREGE
English ora PEs and GIRAFFE Wells, CIRCUITS best
f!f S$%s and GG6SoDs of every variety
wIHIFE Go3D$in Cambria, Jaconet. Nainsook, Swiss
Stella and otheF sSSrp2g Isl sHAWLs, BUSTERS,
Na5ssiIis, ed SIS 8 81 RkiLlSes
terms enabled 10 in styles and prices with
the best houses in other ties. mh25eolm
NEW LINEN GOODS
MIILIKEN,S LINEN STORE,
65BAITIMoRE STREET
above Gay.
Dunbar, Dickson q Co.'s -
One
Dunbar, Dickson Co.'S -
GOLDEN FLAX LINENS.
One case
Dunbar, Dickson Co.'S
PILLOW CASE LINENS.
PRINTED LINENS
in new and beautiful designs.
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs,
in Ladies', Gents and Chdren's sizes.
LINEN SHIRT BOSOMS,
0OO DOZEN SHIRT BosoMs, '4'' ,''','l
SUU in plain large Plaits
Also, FANCY PLAITS,
beautiful styles
r. II. MIIIlKEN,
Importer of Linen Goods only,
mhl9 If 65 Baltimore street, above Gay.
A MOTHER OPENING
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS, &c,
In rich SILKS and all other desirable fabrics (per late
steamers) HOUSE LINENS of superior order, free from
cotton SHIFTING LINENS, very best makes; JoUVIN'S
KID GLOVES, ENGLISH HOSIERY, SHAWLS, EN-
BROIDERY, &c
GENTS AND YOUTHS WARE.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Complete in CARPETS OIL CLOTHS best white and col
ored Canton MATING, the celebrated Gowqua brand
ROYSTON BROTHERS,
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rVNHE GREAT WESTERN (IARINE) INSU-
RANCE COMPANY
OF NE W YORK.
Cash Capital (already pad IN ..... lOgOuU
Surplus Fund represented by scrlp)........ 500UUO
This Company combines the advantages of the mixed plan
and proaby pracCed by the best Life Insurance
Companies Europe blending the desirable security of a
large Cash Capital with liberal return of the profits to its
customers. .
All Marine and Inland risks insured most favorable
terms.
RICHp LATHERs, Prest. JNO. A. PARKER, LIST V. Pres
DOUGLAS ROBINSON, Sec v. j. +. Cox, "a do.
COLIN MACKENZIE, Agent in Baltimore,
feo3-tf Office Commercial Buildings.
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NO r S'A L L.
VALUABLE TIMBER LANDS,
Situate in
CLINTON COUNTY, PA.
1000 ACRES
This Land is located near the fiolrishing town of
LOCK HAVEN.
1t the line of the Sunbuy and Erie Railroad and
only three and half miles from the West Branch of the Sus
quehanna River.
The Timber consists principally OF
WHITE PINE,
with some
WHITE OAK AND HEMLOCK.
When cleared, the land will he worth for farming pur
poses, than what is asked for it.
Onefourh of the purchase money be paid in cash. and
city property will be taken for the balance mortgage
the premises for five years
HS- For particulars apply to
J. HENRY GEESE,
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2uMbtr.'
AYERS SARSAPARHLA

q; 1:I'|!:iE !.
@A ES compound remedy, in which we have labor
$3.50 ed to produce the most eteCtua Alternative
RsN EthH that can be made. 1t is concentrated eX-
sI EA of Para Sarsaparilla, combined with
"a TfsA% other substances of still greater Alternative
power as to afford an effective antdOte for
the diseases Sarsaparilla is reputed to cure.
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~ SAMUEL J. soPER 4 co.

DY SAMUEL J. SOPER u CO.
o. TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
ii decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the
L undersigned will offer for sale on the premises, on
TIL RSDAY, l4th April, 1850 at o'clock, 7. NJ.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND described as follows, that
the distance of fourteen feet estry from the
northeast intersection of Spring and Jefferson streets, and
running thence eastwardy, binding Jefferson street SIX
teen feet thence nOrhery parallel with Spring street
eighty alley feet wiehence westwardy paral
lei with Jefferson sixteen feet and thence by straight
line the place Of beginning ~ ~ 49,
This lot is improved with good BRlCkDWELllNG, and
will lie sold subject TO the annual rent of $40.
cash. and the balance in six months, with
interest and security. . -, ,,,,-,,r., -r
h2l-2aw2w&Is SAMLJ J. SOPER x Co, Auctrs.
ny CANNON a. MATTHEW'S.
- TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
kA,,,I PROPERTY CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND
.l4..L- CIIATSWORrII STREETS-By virtue Of decree
of the Superior of Baltimore city, the subscriber
Trustee, will offer for sale tine premises al clock on
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 22d of April-
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, lying in the city of Balti-
beginning the formed by the intersection Of
the north side of franklin street and the east side Of Chats
worth street. and running thence eaSwardly, binding
the north side of Franklin eighteen six inches
to inch brick partition WALL thence north
warlly through the Of said partition wall and parallel
wall brick house. lately owned by certain
Isaac Smith thence westerly with that wall eighteen feet SIX
inches Chatsworth street and thence southery, binding
on Chatsworth street, to the place of beginning;
The above lot is improved by well built story
DWELLING HOUSE. and is subject to an annual rent Of
sixty dollars. -
Terms prescribed by the decree, onealf cash
the day of sale the balance in six months on all cash at
Of the purchaser the credit payment tobcar inter
and to be secured by note endorsed to the satisfaction
u INC ANDREW C. WATERS, Trustee,
ms III N""""u' CASNoN MHrTHHEWs, AGctiis.
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Frant 0eslie'8 SQulfrirte 3eituno

erfdeut fe6en tttwpd In Rp gcrt unb fORtt Gents bt
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bsn Seer erSdbler unb bG e @ pptten unb reltai6.
fen 5rassn fern bait iOate ae tn eOer 5amtle sebaIts
Nerbsn syefss
8,anf 9tslrs Saulrrte 8ettnns" 1T auf bas teae pa.
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wet Gremplare fur $500
bret - ss $500 sl
R 6ranf @e8lie,
Rai3,1 fS GraaffcrtfraBt, New-gprt.
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Stlu, Itlu, fluIterte ,Sruu1 fein WDrt 9e9en
Sbn! Slf ia bait mein Sbpiegeriobn, 2uoCpt'
ca. llno ibrisens iIt er nod INNER gang uno
gar MT latt, nno es setiiitet ihn bait iebr mad
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mobr p? la9te 0usepica rdI9. el ea4HiAt@ ii
Sa ipObl, in 8uBlano, IaSte TyanS gebanfen-
pou. &r bat mir unb Dem Wetternid uber
etne Stunoe lang ieinen 1Plan erpliettt, Nuao
nn9 beWtelen, baB e5 iupier 2Bohen feinen Sai-
leT BON 0fuBlanO nlebr 9bt uno ooB 9auBlano
uoerbaupt por ibn tnGriinlaler nnD Staub ger
Iauen wlro. Oat nod allerlei lonIt 9ereOt,
bat unS Jftelenpldne entwldslt, oieBid), ebrli9
9eld3t, nit perfanoen Jab' SD mill Dit mr
9eitebeu, flIlterte Der Sailer, ,inbem er= ger Dem
Gln5an8 III ben @e,piangeiaal lteben blieb, i4
wlu Dir nnr 9elteben, Dap tnr iApn gang anBlt
motpen 1T BET leinenl @el6wdb. Dtit letnem
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lelnem Sopf ea 1T es bait nit 10 rett rtdtlS
mebr. ,sei.a.ee8t. a..s.4s,asi< rsflfIaes ss
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lra9te lte.9 gS1s 1ber ieiaen Sept betrtfit, 70
peroen Die 6iirlten uno 0Glter @uropaS mobl
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S4wieseripgn .rta d2a lsi.te
llao neil er oas III, iOlten &w. Walelidt
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baa gm. Wlaieitdt fir lie beltellt batten, unb
pa8 bene an9elaast lit, 86.I s3l - 1a
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pollen Der Wlarie 2Duile paS @'eIdent leet lp-
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nit NapCleDn in Der Wtilte OeS Salons ltnno
unO eben Dem Saiicr eine &alie aaffse iibers
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mllAt battet ua5A.us 49, 9asa. 1.a a. Han
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be1anbelt alle SraMt1eiten. 1n
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unb Gampdnum3 SbrensIrOmmeln DDrtGtbtg, pannb
fur tebes @e9tt rnb Mlter unb etneeest In Wnnten
j. pr tee 1T ener ber eef4dtsfen unb berubmtefen
lest benhen Nes8e unb Gbtrurgn unb etn Nu fat tn eber
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III Np "a QeyiratDnfr., s@iIGaa GAarles Qtberthar
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arbt. Sbea Nrtel GWse gIdeees 5anb6ube unb Serren
eber wrbem dufs bette sreinat unb nprttert l22m
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QiseItfcn.

ga3rtGt wtrb btsrmit geseben bae ae BON @apSr uni
Staotratb ron Baltimore ansstftlen Q3snien sen
erfen un6 5wdnatsfsn Mat btefts Sabres eraeuer
Np2i Dat24 sam. so dceub 81 n. ermStrsu r.
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RsAanunssn

otF taStt4s :, BalttmEEs wsdssi erCastns
seea AtDtetn Unit Au&nabme bsS @snntaaSi uNb
'SFsf ssnts per 9eO&e, an Ste Staetr jabIbas.
Der ,gDt6er" rpirb tbenfaas In SDafSinatUn uub
SSSgtsltng tdsltS bard Gtaser ben NbVmntnten
sHS 9auS beiOt8t. III -"
purd bte 9pRSrIsnest iOitst Der tdsIi5e ,,g9edet"
S5'0U per Sapr, ta nttkebtneter 8,Erausbe
tuUs.
- Das gDP &enbIdtt bes Baltimore @eder
F@etnt e0sa Brtttaa unb tVfet idRrIt& 50 In uubt.
SsaBtsr 9prausbssablung. '-
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Fever and Ag,uIe,, ,

from which mankind suffer over ixfKe paff u
the slcbss = the eoAssqaance a Diseased acsioA
IN the system, induced BY the poisonous miasm of
vegetxAle decay. This exhalatiof ~ evolved ~
the seten Of selay hsat On wet sou. aud rin~ With
tia watery vapor ftcm it. While the sun ID below
the horizon tAis vapor fingers near se eafrs ssY-
face, end tAe yisvs y taken with Il through the
lungs into the blood. There IL acts as an irritating
poison On the iesfna1 visesa md excrstine oreans
Of the body. The liver hcoomas torpid and fails to
secrcte not only this virus, but also the bile from
the blood. BS{h the virus I'D tlN 6tlc accumulass
ia the circulation, and produce violent constitu-
tional disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathixe with the liv@, and become
hsordered also. Finally. the instinct Of our or
ganism, as II in an attempt TO expel the noxious
Infusion, concentrates the whole b0od of the body
n the intarnal excretorss to force them TO cast Il
cat. The blood leaves the surface, and rushes to
the central organs with c0ngesttve violence. This
is the CAILL, But in this effort 1t fails Then the
FEvEn follows, ID which the blood leaves the cen
tral organs and riuhes 10 the surface, q II In
another effort to oxpel the irritating poison Through
that other great excretory the skin. In this
aso Il fails, and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery OF strength
10 repeat Che hopeless effort another day. These
are the tiss or paroxysns OF FEvER AHD AouK-
Such constitutional disorder will OF course under
mine the heath n it is not removed
We have laborcd TO Rnd. and have found, an
aptidatc
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business CARDS, not exceeding six lines, inside
SIS, otherwise sic.
FsssrAi Hosis.s u -. Obituaries, aseardias
TO space occupied.
DisplAysd advsrtisemsnts half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded and plaeed under the
head of"spseiai Hetisss,.' ls&Ats sAe sSAss@y
ydfss.
speasi Notices In the Local Colamn - ssnta
per line st,s, s@a -
Advsrtisemshts ordered on TIE inside e1ela-
sivsly in the Daily, altar the 4xst two weeks,
bo pr csnt. more than The above ,ratss.
AN fransts4f sAtetfsstseass sust ~ ,ssS for
ta adSs~es. Tha rule win not bs vArfsd from.
when tho advertiser uSsy the Weekly aione
the price will be the ssmss o. In che DAily-
Whs<s tss Daily and Weekly are both assd,
~ Per eans. will bs deducted fron the agGre-
gate amount.
Under she prsssnt systsn, the sdysr&issr
pays 90 nnAh Tor the space hs osslpiss, tbs
chAAgss being ohasgssbls Tor the soHpositios
only. This plas IL nov sspsrally sdoptsd.-
Our charge Tor cAangss will b. Is esats pr
square
In ell essss where aAveftisements are
dinpp flprsa Aefnre the sxpiFAtion of the yssf
OF ~ tsAe ssntvsSsSd for, they swilN - eharks4
up at our regular rates for the tims aetaai-
ly In.
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Dr.. Hicks, In renewing his card TO The publie,
would call attention to D. new style of ~Pkte
Wofk, !" which 10 peculiarly sdsptsd 70 Aat irsaa-
lar, and othsTwiss di0sSlt javs. TIN improve
msnt Aas bscn tested three yesrs end he's ssstsnsd
its sArly promise of 6lling : real want In plate
work. The work il now worn BY many Of our most
prominent citissns, who give II shsaity approval,
and to whom he 10 permitted to refer shoss Inter
ested. & #98w 3&
Dr.. H. IL also mounting Continuous Gum
work, "Bloek' work, snd ordinary sGold Plate"
work, 3ct FA1DA ~ - sapshsr stosk 1 H.ts-
rial. 10 II prepared 10 iii teeth With s8eid loi,
adhesive Cold and "Chrystal Gold, In the most
thoCough anA dufnhAe manner. #a$et
In view VI the strinssncy In money matters
snms alfusion to RR1cEn msy not b impropsrs--
WHILE the one hand DR.. II. believes tito hs ths
better policy, we'll - ths honestar course, not
TO work at an thsa - vsek at pnces that VII ne
osssitats infsrioF work ; On the othsr baud be u
willing TO conform n HE chArgss u the lovef
standard Of renupssation thai other oorupstions
have suffered.
With 6fteen years experiences . thorough devo-
ton to his prolUsion, and sn earnest desire to
please, he 10 detArminsd 10 nsrit, and hopes 70
ceivs. eontinuAtion Of the liberal patrcnags here
tofors enjoyed. f
Julyll-dkV
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TMg, ,REHHaXA4vANlA
OHHH1AL RAILROAD.
- 2 r
zx< cs,setfy sfshss kss1 = ssw s4sssSe - n
THREE THROUGH

= i u ~ - IS - II - ~ N n
BETwEEN. PITTSBURGH kPHILADRLHHIA,
Conpsting drset in the Union Depot q Pi.tsbsrgh,
pta IrSuEn Irsin. n fToI T 81 s''e ss ios
Washington cityi thus furnishing facilities Tor
the transportation Of Passengers unsurpasssd, FOR
Speed and Comfort, BY any other route.
E1pfs.s ana Past Line. r,n throsyh = PhilsAsl-
Suoking Carr are attached 70 ssch train Wood
run 6lesping Cars TO Express md Isst Trains.
TIM ExPkESS RUNS DAILY, Nail and Fast
IN fhtss D.iiy Trsins connect direct sor New York.
Expesss and Fast Lns connect for Baltimore and
Wsxhington.
EXPRESS TR AIN-Leaves Pfttsburgh ct n. M;
arrives at PhiiAdelphia or BAliimors ct p. n,
New York 1890 ?. N.
NAIL TRAIN-Leavss Pittsburgh st 8 4. m,
arriving In Philadsiphia At lip. M; New York
4:3o .. n. SuCB t sH 94s f.ls fs
FAST LINE--Lsases Pttsbursh at p. M, ar-
irving Id Philadeiphia or Baltimore at $50 Z.
m; New York 2:30 p. m, &8asA
SIX DAILY TRAINS between Philadslphia and
New York; Two Daily Trains bstwosa New York
IHRoUaH TICKETS l.n Rail- ~. rood %
BOAT TfeRHfS TO Boston are good VIA Nor
wich, Fall River or Etoaingtpn Lines. a
TICKETS EASTWARD may be obtained ct any
Of the important Railroad 06icaA In thu West;
stesmars on the Mississippi and Ohio Rivsm, end
TICKETS WBSTW ARD 1t the Od1cSs - The Con-
pany in Boston, New York, Baltimore - Philadel-
phia. -8V s8 aa
~Fare Always - Lew ~ ~ Any
ASK ron TloKErs BY PTrrsDURH.
The complstion of the wstern ccanessions Of
the Rsnnsyiss.ia Railroad 10 Chicago, makes tAh
TA3 Dl9 ECI LANE - WEkM TAE
EAST AMI THE GREAT
NOM tn EST
The connecting OF tracks by the kaihoad Bridge
At fe0barEA, avoading All sfayAse or fsriAgs o.
freight, together wit0 ne SAVING SI ne, are "a.
Freight. and the travelling Public.
PAkIIEs sHIPFino East - - ~. AkD ~ osm -
to lAetf ddv0nfagefo ShiT bI THIS NO0xA.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Dirsetisns.
apply 70 or address either Of the following AEsnts
OF she Company
?. A. STEW AkI PitAbWxh;
Doyle Co., steupenviiie, ". ~. ,. Fierce 90,
xanesvile, Jonnson. Ripley, Vi =. NO
Neely, Mtysvilie, kyJ Ornsby Z trooper, PoSls-
me,sA, O.; pcddosL Co.. 1easrsonvills, !na;: y.
Cincinnati, O.; 4. c. Aehrum, Madison, Indiana;
WIZ: Bingham, Louisvliis, N.Y. uAIsy 4
Co.. Evansville, Ind N. W drah.m &c., Cairo,
ILL.,; X. +. Sass, 81 Louis, MOI John 4. harris,
NSshvills, 4 Isnn.; Hams unit MenPhis. 1snA-;
Clarhs Co., Chicago, AL; -. 4. n. Aconta,
Alton, III; murphy VALE, Dunuque, lowai
| or 70 freight Agents of hsiiroads - dinsrsnf
points IN tine west.
The GF0Atsset Osfered Ter
the eEosectaOn ana speedy TFans.
Psrsalion Of LIVE STOCK, ana GoOD
| ACCOAMoDAIlONS, With rNsuSl privileges, Tor
psrsons travelling in charge thersoL
FkElGHTS WESIM AkD.
By this route freights' gf sii descriptions can
| be forwarded from PhiisssipAsA,f New forx, Bos-
Hal mt nj
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-21

LAVE gained ths ssnAdn0 OF all who use
1 i them, and have proved one Of the most valu-
able =. The: zee :, ~ SHUTTLE; 'a.s
alike, which cannot b unrsveisd or pulled out.
They are al made with the higest mechanical
skin, and ali wasrant1 towerk veil On al kinds
Of goods, from the Lisetsss H.s,,e y 20 hss.y
our new Family Sewing Machine. II has been
manufactured expressly for Family Use, and hes
met with fAvor from all. It 10 % simplihed ~ 70
render !, als. .pe;ls e E:s ont q '.,. oras1 ..
70 astonisA sns, that % small piece Of mscAan-
ism will sew. aSFg e
Below We give description Of the different style
Of tke W ed Patent;
No. !: I. very eonvsnint style, which can be
worked By hand or foot, on or of its own table
For the vsnsnss Of shipping, and also for large
manafactosiss, who're Is = nseesssy TO PlAce
number q n:sains' into long bench making one
Ne. :. With Walnut Or Mahogany Table, With
or without Box Top, which looks down. Price $lec
No. :. Sane siss - No. !, but runs with belt
and q msch higher rate Of Speed. This kind
10 we'll adapted 70 manufacturing Closhing or for
This is really the cheapest machine in the mar
ket, ~ there u no work dsns o. Sewing Mashins
tia. il win not do. 4 n eenhdently asserted that
this machine runs easier than any machine now in
use. Price 1l0o. H
No. 1. 1his machine has long arm 70 aceommo-
date large work. II runs at high rate Of speed,
runs saaSiy, md ", without doaks, the best Aar
chine for Tailors' use oasred 70 the public
I. Il peculiarly fitted for plantation work, being
very simple ys& sahstantial and durabie, With but
Little LIABILITY 70 get ont Of ordsr. Price Sl'e.
general iavosits fsr Fanily, Light Leather, and
great variety OF work. it has besn gotten up with
reference to furnishing strong and durable, yet
light and tasty Aashine, at les price than
either Of tbs above. il runs very easy, rapidly,
and Il pronounced the best machins now In market
for 80.
No, s. This il : Maehins got up on an entirely
new prinoiPls, diIsrsnt from anything ever before
for fanily uss It has not equal. Ith very light
- spsassisa, snd ss.s x sfRAIaHT NlgDLI--
II Il . arranged y % b utterly inpos,lbs fer i
and carries large supply sf thrsaA On the usdsr
spool The motions ere gained By two small crapks
that rum without perceptfble noise. Inc swo
threads ars worked In sueh nsAner - never 70
both null at the time, and conseq uently little
liable 10 break. Tho seam Ii very elastic, ana the
Shrssa does NOT bresk in washiAg. II vill do
work better than Any cheap machine nov In mar-
ket, L uses silk cotton or linen with sqaaif IA
oiIty. niss ~.
Descriptive Circulars furnished GRATIS.
OFFICE, 81 nroadwsy, Nsw ivrx.
WHITNKf LYON, Propristors.
- Agents Wanted. llslodAxl
1875. N1rInE anA Summer 1879.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIvED.
l..n.xurcumsos. JAnas DnwnY
HUTCHInssN : DEWEY.
MERCHANT TALORs,
Thira-st. bet Main Johnson. uk.
TTAyR JUST receiysd at THAR Fashionable
+ III Tallcrine and TurpisAing estAblishmsnt,
I onoice and excellent supply q Bros1eloths,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-21
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIMEl

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To take effect on Monday, june 9th, 1859.
ESR0M and after the above date and until fur
T. thef notice, two Passenger Trsins will leave
Pseket Depot, Ksokuk - follows:
First Trsin leaves Ksskak daily (6un-
days - esptsa3aa 600 A. n.
Second Train leaves Keokuk daily
Sundays exccptSd) 1T 400 p. Y.
First Train leaves Montrose daily
lSundays excepted) ~ s.l6 a, n.
Second Train leaves Montross daily
tSnndays exeeptsd) 1T 500 r. n.
TEMPLlN, PLUENER 4 CO., Lessees.
b. w. DAVIS, Superintendent.
J. h. TBwkasuRY, Tick ct Agent, Main-st.
The above road is now prepared to furnish
Cars for Pic Mics and pleasure parties short mo-
tics and on the nost favorshle terms. For further
information apply at the Once In Packet Depot,
or to the 6apsrint ndent. ~
June .. 'tQ-dAw