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INCREASED News FAcIL1rIEs.-A dispatch of the
Goth ut from Quebec says
The Montreal Telegraph Company, owning all the
lines throughout this province, have decided to ex-
tend their wires to point the ST. Lawrence about
100 miles east of this city, where the channel Of the
river compes all large vessels to pass within short
distance of the shore and at this point reliable ar
engagements have been made, in connection with the
New York Associated Press, to have all European
steamers and sailing vessels boarded and their news
promptly transmitted over the wires to this city Port
land Boston, New York. and thence to all the Atlantic
| and Gulfcities.
As the Canadian Steamship Company have decided
to run their steamers from Liverpool every Wednes.
day. the proposed telegraph station promises to
be one of the most important depots for European
news outside of New York The steamers Of the
Canadian line always bring four to five days later
news. A special steamer, with men and materials,
left here yesterday and is expected that the extern
sion will be completed within month. This al.
rangement coupled with the enterprise of the Asso.
cated Press at Cape Race, leaves but little chance
for news to pass inward without being anticipated
by the wires.
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SEcoND ANNUAL STATEMENT


CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Thefoowng the affairs of this Company is
published, in conformity with the requirements their Char.
ter,
Amount Of Premiums received for the year ending
Amount Of uuerninatei risks on Both November "
4,245 90
November 1855. .s2o5 451 50
Premiums on Fire Ri5 h. sl9s 4os Is
do River Observation-Disclosures. $500 10
Less P,smiu m q, q Risks not terminated
on nova, isas. $685. 90
Less Return Premiums .....,........... 4,206 So
s6s, l42 Sc
Net earned Prerannna for the year ending both Ne
Losses paid during he Sane period VII -='''V' %
g. g. F KSs9 Eisls i5 ~ { {
Repsurances, expenses interest or tub. ~
scripton lcte, etc.,. ............... 49, I'll Of
Less interest discount profit and loss 452l5 70
- $500 SIS
Net earned proft for the year ending 3Oth
November 2e.osz 90
The Company has hefolowing assets viz -
Bis eceivaIe at short date for premiums s5o,4o7 %
pne or Of collection as 81
Invested secured BY On real estate, '0'' ~
s + pss E ,o:I.
6
scrps Of Mutual Insurance Companies ssS 90 90
Cash CD hana. Tse2S IS
Total amour. of $3.50 10
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
y ,..,., Perish Of orleans, Sity q New Orleans,
a M that on The a 9Th e. 5 ss before
aud State personally appeared 9mer tiaard rres
rance Company of New Orleans being duly
my to law do epose and that the above accounts just
aud true ard correct from the books OF said
parry
0. GAILLARD, President,
ber A D. 1855. ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice of the Peace.
cent in cash the scrip issued by Company
1851 to thu holders thereof their legal representatives.
and after the second Monday of February next.
The Board of Trustees also declared dividend of
sixty pet cent i6 the premiums the Com
phny for the ending November 30 1855 for which
feae will be issued after st Of February 1859
The Company against The periis of the
seas and rivers and damage BY s
orrIoG-No Carondeletstree
s....n s... GEO. W. WEST iSS;sePrt
o.. w.., DrRrofoEs -
lanes A. Whit Whiis' NJ, NJ: n. Nilsson
D.Jamisen Enra AugusIsn,
Antonio Costa, Cesairs Olivier
]. Leisy, Dque Bougny,
omer iaisrd dlo ly
TOs. G. LOGAN, 81 ST. CHARLES STREET, com.
j Merchant and Agent for j j.. Falon Co ,'S
Louis Metallic Nat and Boil! Factorv All kinds Of NUS
Bolts and Washers by r. H. Celhs Patent Machinery.
One thousand choice Molasses Barrels for sale.
d2Otf HOS. G. LOGAN
q sLAyE DEPOT, Nc. 1875 GRAvIER AND s.
"a DRYADES STREETS.
gsH TO TRADERS, PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS
Having opened old stand the LIST of Janary 1855
with good accommodation for 200 Negroes respectfully
c the patronage Of my old friends and customers.
fe 10 lv c. F. HATCHER.
MENTAL MOTTO l......DENTAL NOTICE.
G. W PARMLY, D. D. S.,
Can be consulted at his Office and Residence,
d2a en- LAFAYETTE SQUARE.
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spirited horse, belonging to gentleman living
near Bonneville, Ky, in attempting 10 leap high
fence hit his fore feet on the top rail and falling
Log broke his back, and his owner had to Kin Kim
to put him out Of misery.
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In New York a little boy was killed on the 26th
ult., by being run over by the cars.
A BRAVE AND NOBLE DEED. = The Cincinnati
Commercial Of the Goth ult relates the following


Commercial of the 3Oth ult relates the following
Thursday morning. at Linwood, farmer, whose
family resides in that village, attempted to cross a
deep bayou, filed with back water from the Little
Miami river, upon a slab When about half way
across the slab capsized. and threw him into the
water, where he sunk. Hon. Bassett Langdon, who
was waiting at the station for the morning train to
the city, Immediately plunged into the cold and
muddy stream and Owed repeatedly to the bottom in
order to rescue the drowning man. Some minutes Of
dreadful exertion were exhausted, when MIR. Lang
don, himself well nigh exhausted, and almost be-
numbed with the cold, cutched the body and rising
with it to the surface swan ashore. Unhappily the
object of bis noble selfsacrifce was drowned every
exertion to resuscitate him being fruitless.
The S1cKLEs SERENADE.-The Washington Star
says: We hear that the Marine Band have failed to
receive their pay for their services on the night OF the
serenade to the Siekes COUNSEL and that in despair
OF getting their hardyearned money from the persons
who engaged them, they will be compelled to present
their bill to the parties eomplimented, or to Mr.
sickes himself as the counsel have now left the city,
A sniritpd horse heln
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~ o. =. MAhNS, FUstM1Slef.
FROM HEIENA.-From the Helena (Ark.) Shield o
Saturday last we extract the following:

Saturday last we extract the following:
The weather this week has been very pleasant. The
mornings were rather cool, but later in the day the
sun warmed everything into life. On Thursday night
considerable rain fell, and yesterday morning there
was some appearance of another shower.
Numbers of farmers and planters have their crops
planted and others are busily engaged at the pres-
ent.
The fruit SO far as we have heard was not seriously
injured by the fross of last week. From present ap.
pearances the crop will be one of the largest ever
raised in this county.
One enterprising individual made nice little spec
ulation by the locs of the st. Nicholas. That boat
had on board a number Of beef cattle, and some Of
them were blown into the river uninjured or jumped
overheard after the accident, and made their way to
the shore. Eight of these animals landed short dis
tance below this city, we learn when the man re-
ferred to caught them, sold the entire lot for $780,
aud "sloped" with the funds. We did not hear the
i-scal's name.
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MILLINERY

MILLINERy
~N .sxlsr RECEIvED-A NEW AND II =.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF &&A
spring Millinery.
MRS. I. JEFFERs,
I42 Canal street,
sptrtay Informs that she il now receiving and
tsIierstar sxs. Large Assortment of
FANCY GOODS AND
Paris Millinery,
Comprising in part Straw Lace, Leghorn Felt Italian and
salFs soSNETs all beautifully trimmed in the Ia,.s,
ssxsSaz Gsr1 Paris.
-Also-
Al Esn4 Dresses Bridal wreahs, Kid Gloves Parasols
Corsets and Embro;deres
tralEassu Merchants Planters will find to their ad
~ give us call before purchasing elsewhere All or
+zGezs 2rnrs G5y or Country promptly attended to
MRS l. JEFFERs
etAsa -Vts--5rn l42 Canal street
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GyWYY4 atas street wend respectfully inform te CHI
- on TIL teeth in skllfuf manner
~ q D. IS artificial teeth above all others have
SsSTsSrAas and well fteen years y hundred
s saiaying the benefits them Persons iesirous NJ
themselves OF lch would do well TO cali and eximine
2e tsSs guarantees the best Of and
@S u q entire satisfaction. Office residence lie ST. Charles
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!. sEaEROEs FOR SALE.

IN Z have Just received ONE HUNDRED LIKELY NE
xH G2oES from Virginia and Maryland, among them
80 ksnihs Cooks, Washers aud 1roners all of which
~ f accommodating terms for cash good city
will be receiving fresh lots during the
Piper saing purchase would do well TO call my Office,
and Espanade reefs opposite the house of
lgesHs a. Sn5ith- -. -
ssfs ii JOSEPH BRUlN.
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LIST OF LETTERS

uncalled for and RemnfninR In the Post
Office Mt New Orleans up to
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 6, 1859.
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The following resolutions, persisted in by the As

To the Honorable the President and Members " -0''
of the Board of Aldermen
Gentlemen Yon respectfully invited concur in The fol
lowing esoluons and ordinances adopted by this Board
resolution directing the Mayor give in the official
journal that is the intention Of The city open Miro street
from the Bayou Road 10 Kerlerec street. etc. '
resolution giving the Lafayette square for the
of making series of balloon ascensions certain
ditons etc. WV
resolution authorizing the Committee on Work. House and
of the City Work Horse. ~ "
resolution requesting the Street Commissioner to remove
the Pa oa the ground on Canal strf
between Royal and Bourbon.
A resout on sundry bills
resolution ant orsng the Comptroller adiudicne TO the
loves bidder after five days notice. CONTRACTS separately
for regarding and paving various Streets etc.
An ordinance concerning the erection of signs and awnings
in the city of New Orleans e'
Respectfully,
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DEATHS ON THE TRAcK.-Tne Cincinnati CONNER
cial of the 90th gives the following account Of

DEATHS ON THE TRAcK.-Tne Cincinnati CONNER
cial of the 90th gives the following account of
shocking railroad accident
wayfaring man, name unknown, was instantly
killed on the Little Miami Railroad, near Polktown
between twelve and one o'clock yesterday afternoon
by the locomotive of the downward express train
which dashed his brains ont. Deceacad was walking
up the right hand track and stepped to the left hand
in order to avoid construction train coming up be-
hind him. AT that instant the express train, diving
down at the rate of thirty miles per hour, dashed
upon him aud knocked out his brains. It is supposed
the poor fellow became confused in his horrid diem
ma and was incapable to escape. The engineer of
the express locomotive reversed the engine as soon as
he the man, but there being not more than 6fty
yards distance between the locomotive and deceased
1T impossible to check the tremendous velocity Of
the train in time. The body was given in charge to
| some humane persons at Loveland No clue to his
identity was discovered.
In New York little boy was killed on the 26th
ut., by being run over by the cars
MYSTERIOUS POISONING OF YOUNG LADY.-A
young man answering to the name of Charles LATE,
was arrested yesterday morning and lodged in the
Hammond street stationhouse on charge of poison
ing young lady-Miss Emma Schumaker-to whom
he was engaged to be married. The circumstances
attending the affair are somewhat in mystery the
lady having remained since the occurrence in con-
dition twixt life and DEATH and unable to hold any
conversation. The supposed facts as related to us
by the arresting officer vague, and crimnate the
accused, without going to show any reason on his
part for desiring the death of the girl.
Since writing the above, we learn that the girl is
recovering, and has exculpated LATE from the act.
So the matter rests. Whether it was an attempted
suicide the part of the girl or an attempt on the
part of Late to destroy her life, is unreyeaed.
rCincinnati Commercial S0th
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aoHaAD BREAD FOR THE MILLION.

SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY,
,SsrzN Clio aud Franklin streesDepo No. Poydras
Near New Ievee street,
J. j. DANIELS " son, Propretors
a Frea Navy Bread, Soda Sugar and Butter Crackers
scgif etc, warranted OF the superior quality
yssJS u tas lowest market prices.
Az left above will be promptly and correctl,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-09
COMM ERCIAL.

DAfLY GArs CRY OrrIcs,
s*~ skeokuk. Dec. 9th. III
FruUR-supsrfns, il 10; spring whsas. o.
ira - 12i fail whsAt, sxtrs, - s3i to ~ ~.
BRAN AND SHORTS, $50 81 per %. ~
CORN--26 toso .........A q = Cas-
BARLEY--spring, ssa4o, Fall, soa7sc.
WHEAT.- In good dsnsna. Fall Soa10e i;
Spring 6oA75.
OATE--35.
RYE-6Oc In good demand.
PoTAToEs--s71t 70 40 by the load retail SOC.
aROCERIKS--Eew Orlsans Sugar, fair ssss.
prime slas, clarified e4alo3, crushed and loaf Is
u III. Moiassss--Plantatioa 50 10 SIC, q. H.H
TO Do, Golden Syrup, 50 10 $50. coGss--Rio Is
to iSa. Java 1sto Ise. Lagnyra, 1sA to IA. Rice,
696ic.
s0AP--Palm sic, Family $50.
cANDLkS-Star is to ~, stsarins Is, Mould
III, summer pressed, rs 4
LARD--10 to II /; retail 11}e G5
BUTTER-choice lb 10 TT retail g to rs. II
HIDEE-Dry III green,s; green sheep psits
90 - c6c; grssn hog skiba Is. a6
HAT-Prairie IS to ISL; Timothy and Hunga-
rian. eTaes Bslsd %. ~ to 4ls, Retail, t11. II
6EED6.-Hangsfian drass, - 70 70 cents
Timothy, u. 20 70 70; Flax S>sd, S5assf
SUHDRIIs- 0niops. s. to % Eggs, u 70 1871.
ysatAsrss 1tste sSe, White Bsass, Ssssoss.
FRUIT--asssn spplss, choice, % - 10 Is 80
per Dbl. DrAA applss 4 Is 10 ~ pr bash Dried
peaches, o. - 70 ~ rs, Raisins, ~ ~ 10 4 90.
cHkESE-w.H.u TO III; Denmark 81 to Q.
PRovIsI0Ns-Hams1s - IL ! GAsslders n 10 9;
clsar st4ss ~ v IL
BKEf-l3a121 gross; Sc TO 80 per quarter.
sHEEF--t1 W 10 1sUo Hhsad.
Aaou5s- Dressed, ~ - to - %.
BAL7-46.A., ~ = TO u s. Per sack Kama
wha, 1seA1ls - hbi. !; LvGpoal, t1sS per sack.
Lake - oes3 u = hi.
FIsH---Assksrsl, No. 1 80 TO 81 p bhi; No.
1Sistoyisi No. , t11totI3. white. No. / S. -
y ts I'D hall Dbl. CD 1uh IS to - y. ses
xxcaA1ss.-A0n New York far surssnsy per
cent, ferEcn per ceut. St Louis per cent.
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9th Annual Announcement /!
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF
The Cosmopoitan Art Asso-


SIS. ~ siati0o.
IHRoE All sections Of ths country sabscwibers to
Il this popular Art instifution, & now in its sixth
ysAY,) are bsings recsived in ratio unparalleled
with that IT aay previous year. $50
Any person cas- become q member
by smDscrfbing -,
wHEz WILL xxriTLA HE 10
1st.--Tke beautiful StssI Engraving, ssShaks-
peafe aud hie friends.O
2d.-A Copy Of the elegantly illustrated
Art Journal, one ysar.
3d.-A Free Season Admissson to the Gal
leries, 548 Broadway, Nsw York.
In addition to which oyer 400 valuable works Of
art are GIvKH TO subscribers Premiums, compris-
ing choice Painting, Sculptures, Outlines, &C., By
the first American and Foreign Artists.
The sapsrb Engravinss which every subscriber
viii receive LHAkpArELr On receipt Of subscrip-
tion, entitled
ssShakspea and his Fricnas..
fs Of character to give unqualified pleasure and
satisfaction. No work Of equal valae Was ever be-
fore piAcsd within reach OF the people ut such .
price The Engraying y Oh very large else, being
printed on heavy plate paper, 80 by rs inches, ma
king most superb ornament suitable for library,
parEor or ONCE.
II can be sent TO any part Of the country by
mail, with safety, being packed in cylinder post
Think Of i'll such ! work, delivered free Of
charge, and the Art Journal ,onc year, for THREE
DOLLARS |
subscri ptions win be received until the evening
u Tuesday, Jan. 81 1860, 81 which time the boo ID
win be closed and the premiums be gwen 70 sub
Mcpherson is restricted to single Subscription
Those renting SIS are entitled to six member
ships.
SUBSCRIPTIONS from California, the canadas. and
al Foreign Provinces must be IS 10 instead OF s.
In order to defray extra postage. lie.
Persons wishing to form Clubs win apply for .
circular.
=
full partcuars viii be sent on receipt Of lis cen 4
ia stamps or coin. Address
G. L. DERBY, Actuary G. A. A.,
SAC and 64s Broadway,N.
Subscriptions also received by DR.. Mason Hon.
Sec'y for Keoksk and vicinity. EN
deo2d 49, "a
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SAge /!

sage
GAGE for sale wholesale and retail, cheap, b.
- r. II. O'CONNOk,
Dcc3dlm Corner Of JchnSon and I'd su.
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Doc10I III NoTner 81 S0nn10n AS "a ST.
SUNNI err S0VOrY.
EsUR sale, Wholesale and retail, very sssap, By
i - r. III. O'C0NE0R,
dcc1dlm Cor. ohnson and Third sts.
com WANT 10 LOAN 1900 for 80 days, for
V0OO whicha liberal intarsst will b paid. First
'l. city pf.riy .ss s i .;ss s AdsI;
Nov. nd
ssenelEs ~ AeA,s Msuatn,
A MBASSAU0R, Aathor and Csnjuror, written
IA BY himself, edited BY Shelsoa kaakansis, just
'''S'''' ma ''' &C oc6is. BkowsxLL AGO.,
PRICE OF COAL REDUCED.
THAT superior Coal from the n. Z. snd Farm
4 ington bank, 1t ~ oents Per bsshei, delivered
70 E s.y gs's q the ''s,. =. 7 Pal Is,i1,
NUTMEGx.
'AsA ~ fsn'ns' A Fl Wi Tx II
Sign Of tho Golden Eagle and Mortar,
NoviId 96 Aaln-st.
CLOVES.
9 BALES, "Anh'ya.'. 70 2 ' .;I y
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Aeriar,
novI7d 49, ~ Msin-st.
I TITLE, Brown ! CO. Is Rdi9ion Of ROOD'S
- POEMS; 31no. Blue and Gold.
just ssssiss1 aad for ssle 1t
..,,,o oaDAE, sAowf s " 1 Z. oq -,
4 Ls0; New sapPiy q bsscEsr's Fzu77s- row.
"A EMS AND TAinsa; Bssphsr \ Views and Rx-
void; DsQsinssy ssAvssern." Al sA'
OGDEN BkoWEELL co.'s
ss CRY Book S5oRx,
SepS-d No. ~ Main-st.
CsnklAnS,s AanfTaIiY.
THE Admiralty Jdrs distion. Law and Practice
Of ths Courts At the United States, a5.. ,1
For ssls - o0DEN, BR0wNELL co.S
s.. c1rr Book s.esr.
Mrs. stswe's Last Z GrsAIssI ~ erk ,
sATME mINIaT EMS MOOInG.,y8
THE Hinistsrs WesisL y Harriet BseeAei
10. oe6xN, BRowsELL ! Co,
Nov19d I. 4 s1sA1ain-s..
ER1M pAWNTO DAYLLokiT, azths simplssto.
IL ~ afsawostern hDne. for sale by Es8
.z9 OHDEh BROWNELL 4 CO.'S ff
49,. fss@. CirT Book S1oRI,
49, les ~ Ti.et1Y TiscsSS.'
(s0LD FOIL, Hsmsred from Popular Proverbs
90, Ss56sasss 1 81 i;isls.s 10
II THOMB AND ABROAD, A Sketch Boek d
~ Ate, sssnaEy and Asa, y Ba4srl 1aylor-g
ssrsion q 0rsss, 81 Bayard TsJl0r; With ssse
Rlaa4 .aDsapai" "a ths Church Of 81. Basil, Mos
COW. More vigorous md graphic than either 81 ii
predeo1ssOfs. Tor sale ct 81
k-us O0DEN, BkOWNELL 4 CO.'S ss
$500 III sa8 8ssA ~ as8 a ssCIrY Book Dronu n
.A NQy3od 8af SRea 81 Aain-St.
MyelU 0OOKD. = Te
N NV CARMIN u EACRA,
IN Ohfistian Minstrel
Sabbath Bell,
.a4F89EG 48A "a 8g*gs AS 3uhileA. &c.
Just Ssoeiyed And fm sAls " @R9g TE
ssptSed VI MAlA.st.
NUT0.
"a 6h&8s aasortsd, I'll new md fresh, 1os s1la 3,
~ M.N x'stsssa8 KELLOGG BIRGE.
nov02 gg 81 68 uAinkH
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Money ourrsnA il the State whore issued will
% received q pzr.
q i 81 B B N e..
"a dis1ouht6 - per cent from the shove prices
will be above to Clubs ordering -four or more
copies OF any one or more Of the ahpvs wsrks.--
Thus: Four copies Of Blaekwood, Or 81 one Re
view, will be sent 10 one address for - 90 four
copies Of the four Reviews and Black wood for $50;
and 20 on.
POSTAGE.
In all the principaI cities and towns these works
will b. delivered Free 81 posaage. When
ssnt By mail, the Postage to any part Of the United
states win be bat Twenty-foHr Gents per
year for Black wood. and but 90 Tseen Gents
: year for each Of the kssisws.
N, B,-The price IN Hxsat Britain Oh the Eve Pc
riodicals above named u 81 per annum.
DerS
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lie are invited 70 examine my nsw and select stock
OF Watches, Jewelry, Silver Wsrs, -. havsre.
ceived large assortment Of coin Silver Ware
also, full supply Of Morten's Prsnism Gold
Pens, the reputation Of which needs no comnent.
SpEGTACLES.
!. Psbbk and Psrisoopin Glsssss fitted 10 old bows
y short notice 6pscsases selected to suit every
condition 81 sight Ny goods will be sold 1t prices
that viii aafy ceDpetifisn, quality considered.
n. B.-Hsir Ornaments and goods Of every des
cription mads up 70 erdr..
Watches, Clocks, Js~siry and Musical Instru-
ments repaired in the best manner, and warranted.
Get. Il. '5D-dkw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

g . rFOM D,
pDALxR IN As
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, SPEC
lAcLEs, SILVER WARE, JEWRLRF, Id,
ThiFd-st., bet. Main 4 johnson.
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Me- - WooA 0bxoOts
kEOKUK xHTRT MANUFACT0HT,
Readv-AGade IinenD Depot,
{. n. \. 4 =. sHEPHERD 4 CO.,
Third 81, hst- Main , johnson. KEOKUK
GHIkTS MADE TO ORDER, from measure, out
~ upon our improved method. A a guaranteed.
Hsntlsmsn's Linen altered or repaired
We will also make up to order, In superior MAN.
nsr, Lsdies' and dentlemsn's underwear In gen-
ssal. III
ohildrsa's Clothes, Ladies' cseaEs. Rssala. &c.,
Piakins. stamping, Embroiderine, and oil kinds
Of needle work executed In : superior manner.
Nov. Sd
KEOkUK FEMALE SEMINARY.
TNHE second term III this Institution will com.
Of the Chatham square Church, corner Of TIA and
Morgan ~. These rooms have been found dry and
cool and saSy u access.
The Teachers secured 70 instruct in their differ
ent depsrtme ~. ttpdy are tho following:
Mrs. s. +. WILLIAMS
Miss q. C0PELIN.
Mr.. 0. g. ISBELL, teacher Of Vocal Music.
Prospectus 81 the Irstttuti0n win be publisnsc,
and can Be obtained application to the Presdent
or Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees, Of 70 the
Principal
wA. THOMPSON, President.
III. SrRoAo, Secretary.
| Nov. 4, '69-d #a8 e8k Ea
vAAN1AME1.
YOPAL Nos. and 4, Coach, Japan, Damar o.
NWhits, Lsathsn and Iron, from queen City Var
nish Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. BY special arrange.
ment am enabled 70 o6sr these standard Var
nishss, st the compsny's lowest prices. In store
and for sale by
"A. j. WILKINSON.
Sign Of tbs Golden Eaals md Mortar.
sept30d No. % Main-streot.
APplOss'
Log BBLs. choice Winter Apples for sals by
Lee q. II. HOLT co.
nov4d Nsss4
/ 1K(ln LBS. zANTE OURRAETS.
AOVV $50 drums FIGS.
| 3 trails DA1KS, for sale BY
| ts #E KELLOGG bIRAK,
| Novih No. IS Main-st.
CALT.-.Kanswhaa ad Lake, in bills, Icw, b
~ jy8 W. II. AUSTIN co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-09


- Dr. Hesssttsr's celsbratsd Stomach Bittcrs
have proved such scertan for all the diseases
Ut the stomach, thai no sne can for moment
que stion it's efficiency in the most dreadful and
alarming cases. Fer nanyysars, we have watched
It's steady progress in public estimation, and its
bsniacent ELECTS - acurs for all complaints arising
from the stomach, OF . morbid nature, and re are
free to say that ii Be ruled upon ~ . certain
relief and remedy. Its proprietor has made the
above preparation, after yeas Of careful study snd
sitting, and ID nov reaping the reward clAinsd BY
this valuable spsci6c, and which he 10 richly nsf-
its Ii in the snly preparation u the kind thst is
reliable IN oil oases, and therefore demands the at
ssntisn Of the sfaieted.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere, f
Sold By r. 0Iasons, A. j. WILxlsson, BAarLsrr,
KAYE Co., and ]. BsADxs.
Dec. ), 'So-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-09

NJ II r. - o. u = EN-.
Third-st., .bst. Main = johnson i. KEOKUK.
ID RESPECTFULLY informs the oitissns Of Keo--
IN kuk and Surrounding coantry that hs has hts
T. fall Operation, and . ready to furnih
In his line = prices q lev - en- b mot With Ii
any other msrkss. Gall and Try. II the soaAs do
NOS rive satistAction your money will b refunded
nov. ~ ,a6o-d1y
AM HLF snd quarter IoEss sxEDIEEE III
49, .tie ~ ~ KnLLOda BIRaB.