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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23

The WASHINGTON Union has not only
changed proprietofs, but il has also changed
It's name. 1t is now called the Consultation.
This is another evidence of the change which
has taken place in the party since Jackscn's
day, Old Hickory said "1he Union il must
and shall be preserved" 1t is said that MIR.
buchanan will be the chief writer for the
Co"sf'tution. The purchase has been made
by giving Government contracts to Mr.. Wen
taell the late proprietor. 1t may therefore
be regarded asa part og Government pro-
perry.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23

SHARP PHACUCE-A y. y, broker, I'M
derakinR 90 turn dishonest penny, last
week, was'hoist hy lie own petard.' A man
offered him $1,000 in gold dust, whrh he
said had teen stolen, l-I-4,all ia value. The
broker seized the opportunity, weighed the
money Almost Immediately protested
policeman camc in, said be- had nscerluucd
that be- was in possession Of a certain parcel
nf gold dust, and must arrest him and seize
the dust The broker was much alarmed
and hnally offered the officer $500 IN bits 20
release him and'kc6p mum, The offer WAS
accepted and money paid. The broker then
concluded 10 was best 90 get rid Of the gold
as soon as possible but on attempting 10 sell
TO- found il was only copper filings. tn,
policeman was also bogus, and the broker
finds himself minus $500 which should b,
a caution 10 him not TO deal hereafter viii
stolen goods,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23
Absat ssap.

We have received communication from
ahicnd IN Dnn,ille inrcgard 10 the operations
u the selfsyled Major Ross 90 that town,
Naich nothing but the crowded state Of our
columns prevents us Publishing tbia week.
Perhaps the writer will thank "a for sup
pressing Il when be sees how the Major au-
initiates bis foes. II he does not withdraw
from the field We may give it to our readers
next week,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23

~ lfauy thngjwere wanting TO convince
US Of the utter hopelessnes, Of the so-called
democratic party, we find Il in the tc'ty III
humor Of the democratic press, and the con-
slant iteration Of opprobricuS cpilhc,s applied
to the now buoyani and victorious Rcpubii-
can party "Black Republicans" "Aboli-
tionists,"" stool pigeons" "eamp followcr''
"ploee hunters" "ineendianeS,' disunion.
is,'," and such Ike cpilhets, grace the col.
umnS Of almost every newspaper in the sup
port Of the administration. This iilhumor Is
should rec ''cs-i or tnis kina' 81 TdfAferf mad
The late elections resulted fayoroLly TO the
Buchanan democracy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23

u The Boston Post cannot say bad
things ennugh about Mr.. Bates and his Let.
ter to the Wing general Committee of New
York city. This simple fact is enough to
eSnyinee US that The aforementioned latter
is one of merit. We shall give it to Our
readers next week, and let them judge. --'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23

WHAT NExT?-The railroad line between
Boston and New York, RIA Springfield, are
about to introduce some new and novel cars
with their night express trains. They are
reading and smoking cars, fitted up elegantly
with square and round tables and rotary
armed chairs brilliantly lighted with gas,
and new and improved mode Of ventilation.
Each car has seats for forty-four persons, and
cost $4,000. Really, this is an age Of i'm
provement
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23
"Oas-eJrd snnI."

Pcrhap' most Of our readers have begun
20 read some very remarkable story To- some
II the newspapers, and just ~ thry gut to
where Il was interesting and exciting. they
would reid-"Ihe remainder Of this story
will be found 10 the y. Y, Ledger" We say
p0Aaps our readers have been caught Ia this
way-vo think quite likely they have, for We
printed one once, (aud have been sorry for II
ever sincc) but we notice mat most Of our
exchanges, 80 Gar from being sorry Tor their
misdceds in this particular keep printing
these storiesi ill We imagine that the first
move Of their readers is to glance TO the
last end Of the piece to see whether they are
reading story or an adycrtiseme6T-f1T
these beginnings Of stories are nothing else,
and are paid for like any advertisement,
Our attention Was directed u this matter los
receiving an inslalmeul Of q story from thc
y. y, Weekly with the above heading, which
Il We would publish ON our Gnt page, We
could pocket between twenty and thirty dol
lars bat We have made il a rule never 20
admit an advertisement into the reading col
umns Of our papcr, and We would be glad to
see all our colcmporaics do lho same; then
What say our brethren Of The press! will
YOU shut down the gate on such men as
Prof Holloway Bonncr,-and hundred
other quachs ia medicine ard literature
aud deal houorlb,y hy your Readers Don't
all speak OF once
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23

Of making solo Of quite q number Of lockels
which M Ross almost gave away, and which
we're quite as good II not better tSin "a Is.
q, was disp0sing 0f N euurmousIy high
prices. Ia lt NOT as proper lpr NJ. Ross 10
sell box Of bic soap l0F oue dollar, thus
making seventy cents profit o. il 10 for ~.
Is. C." % sell an ambrotype for three or five
dollars that cost only seven OF ten cents.
But enough Of such small trash as ~, Is.
O." Mas HE shadow never be less
Dif0HEsT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23
HEALTH AND STRENGTH.

~ TACT should be known TO those who have new n
~, y q. RICHARDSON IS SHERRY WINE bl' 81
nv BILIOUS toHrtAINfs, brsFEFaiA, JAr'rN -.
IiSnshloN OF rus SrtRirs. MonHip Cm,rLlrtoN, hhu
~ bLhllitf o. TuE STsrHa-dlscascs ut which arc
i nbto the hprng and summer mouthE-A bcht. 10
10y ~ pmediately experienced by the use ~ ~
AunapNH hirrEits, and the patient feels and fcAN'
Improvement amer taking the nrst dose. mus
n bewafr OF limitations called cherry Nlhf l
~ genuine have fac siIulie ~ my signature LI
outer enNeiops For sale by Druggists ever rhci' -
Nv. "fNtet 10. 81 Hanrf e. street NnstTn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23

TllE SclnsM IS uiE DLMOcgACY. "A most
significant demonstration wss made by the
democracy Of Pennsylvania last week. II is
no less than formal renouuncing Of Mr..
buchanan and his policy, a bold and sweep
ing denuneiation Of the principles that now
predominant at the democratic head quarters.
and It arraignS the general policy Of the adj
minhiration upon broad and comprehensive
principles. II will have It's effect upon the
e-lll.-ii e.seii-i4r aud is pur uC Tho cncnurlg.
ing signs Of the times convention Of the
democracy was hold at Harrisburg. on We'd.
nesday. \ series Of resolutions were adopt.
ed, which denounced the administration as
having lost the confidence Of the people and
unworthy the support Of the democratic party
endorsing popular sovereignty. sustoisiug
non-nteTcntion by Congress with slavery
IN the territories, and nou-intorycution Ly
the executive With the franchise ofthe people
Of the states, and that Notwithstanding the
decision Of the supreme court, the right of
the people TO make q slave or a free state is
perfect and complete. John lIickcrman.
member cf Congress, made a speech in which
he said rhpre coa.d be no Cancellation or
compromised between the selfconsituled
oracles of the democratic party that forbe-r-
nnce toward the South had ceased TO be n
virtue that the democracy were ready TO
'orce n plain, distinct and uncquivocal rccog-
milton Of the righIful claims OF the North.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23
TINE ONYGENArED nlrTLHs

Nature IN her Frca, laboratory has stored SHINE fsue
ada pied TO every disease which nesh h heir TO-" Dot
requires The investigation aud ryscaph of the pdo,5t
10 discover and appy This remcly such fcacarch and
Nesugaton has succeeded no discovering remedy Or re-
most adjective dspru,adon the DYSPEPSIA with al ID
lesser aud numerous evils and % may he safely a,'trd
that until the appearance ot tho Oxygcuatcd Birn aH
dyspepsia cured vnsa rare experience IN ga ri.
ticr. Now under The influence ofthcsc Bttsu tho f.'
[ 20 cure. the rare exception. failure 60 cure.
Read the following. which the srbscHber requests - =
/ publish cog the benefit of the anotedt
! a. oHDuHArr ANn iNyrrrHAtE CASE or nrsrrrsiI ctr
~ ruE uNrCtNArEu HuEHs,
! The following nom gentleman well known IN ne
sion n which he lives ought to satisfy all those Of 900
, faith
wlrrHron, y Y July IS i.a
y W f0vtr Co. BOSTON. a-Stts - NIuc wears sine
was attacked by that curse OF ull diseases p1Hpya nt
- Affected me ns to cause great oppression mIu,sf O.
hloatinr otthe boNc, nmcdltcly nncr catlng a,es-n
MED with terrible pains in the. stomach often u,ls,
grhctal debility aud sun, altogether rendering "
AFTER having tried every -aovu remedy without ''''
ahd Departing otvNur fcraluinE my host health pA'
duccd 50 make use ct tho ONvscuatcd Bucs, tno r'
seem before using whole bottle NhFluiIfrN ~,
anu feel pleasure IN inducing an uhc huhlfct - r
sen 10 make ne OF this remarkable trmrA. ,,rr,.
PREPARED by SETH W FowLE co. uo,ra, 81
SNlr 10y y g bingham amt IoytN Green ~ JubuN Z. |
n,DNn ~ John.burr Centre. CALVIN morrill, ist i"y
Nauc' Lyndon Corner 5 Gould West Couugr o..
nearly aIi Sfnlcrsiu medicine. As'
hH- Soc advertisements " pr Sanford. LIVER NV
ORATOR Ia another column. p"
na- We have good reason 10 believe that 10 mine or
"ul "l Ton, coughs. colds. aud al bronchial irriitn
w. may u cured by the use " Msiafi NA
OF VIA 'herry' 4 Single trial viii prove THIS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23
Nc"spuP orint.

Mr.. Juatus Cobb. for ,,,tcen vs,r, il.,,i
lied with the NIJlIcbu-, p..,.,.. -,
mi, ,,,,i.i;.t.. b''''' 80 PRINT
interest IN that paper 10 Me,,r. Mad 4, I,,l.
Ter. In his yai,distary. Mr.. Cobb s,.,l .
handsomely and fscsngly Of Vernon, and
-- .,l ~ !!.s ,f..ti,f,t ,l.-t.,a.. g
Success attend Nj Cobb IN M, eh,nr, If
business, and long live the Register
, a. We v5uA call aticp,i,, 20 ,b. ..i.
Of valuable property advertised in this pa.
per- belonging To John II. Kimballs estate.
in Barton. The sale is the 20,h,
T o. twill DO seen by eonsul,inr ,5,or.
Using columns that the next term OF the
Academy Of Music begins May rrS,Ayr learn
that the progress Of this institution is ,,cadi.
a, '''1 ~ P'''P'''' LOT He future
- y ,o' OF lumber fell from a freight
,Ers,'in. ,', g.. ~ " c near ;" AIo0Y'
'D","H '''' ears rem inc track and entirely
~.
vi ''''VN"'! OF Norihheld Was
e'o'''"6 '"' railroad truck some freight cars
Mr.. u. and hi, bor.c am5 1s. yut'.' upon
wagon. w '''''''''''e Ills
-
W sheep stealer was killed in the
who p,is,r,.,.a ,Sa S..-,, 80 "o men,
bush and ono or ,ian, ,,,,' ~ "a; am
his bcor, Tho.,. rrs.','. mo o''' 'nryush
'''1 '0' PY''''''
~ "o" ",sa'caI building attached to
"' ''''s''''' % vermont IS now occupied,
" Aba Nichols dwelling, shed and
horse barn were burnt at Barre on Thursday
night. The fau.ily barely escaped with a part
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23

The New York Herald, in giving the 10.
,aii of the April elections IN Connecticut.
Michigan ~. Louis and Louisville. says,
What docs oil This mean p" aud answering
IT'S own question, says, I'll mcaus that the
great Democratic party has gone To- wreck
ana ruin, ord pat the opposition. as sure al,
liie.l-.d Liz ue2i Occidental election ~
'her hands Had the leaders, manager,
ana residential elqucs md factions Of the
II,.n'eTa,!c party possessed any thing Of the
saving article of common ,tnsc. tb,y ,yorfl
have proi'ed from the Presidential election
ct ia'h, jn which they escaped destruction o.,
10y miracle"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23

C = "Fo what base uses" &c. A young
lady Of Holy oke recently made her appear
ance at "full dress" party, with seven cop
les OF the Republican double sheetp) for a
hustle. We hope the ink didn't "ofTsct."-
SIR. Rlp.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23

AN IMPERIAL SSuFP Box.-We saw the
other day, Gold Snuff Box, belonging to
Mr.. Wellington, of Mass, present TO him
by Louis Napoleon, the present King Of
France Mr.. Wellington purchased a pair
OF Vermont Horses for the Emperor, n few
months since, and took them to Paris for his
Majesty. lie received large price in mon
ey for the Horses, and the Gold Box as
present 1t is fine gold, about three inches
IN length, two inches in width, and III of an
inch in thickness 1t is mounted with n sill.
yer crown having the letter n. under it. the
crown and the letter being set with several
small diamonds. We understand il is val
ued at $500, but money cannot buy it Of its
present owner. -RcpoSitorV.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23

faeh institute will continue through two 54u
having evening sessions for general lectures
It's desirable that Superintendent should b
present 20 cooperate with the Secretary s0 hfg
possible, and that they should urge the attendance
OF an who propose TO teach duuag the ensuing
year.
=, The Institutes are not intended exclusively ~
icachcrs' but furnish an opportunity 90 incrriit
the general interest IN Common schools and A.
friends OF education arc invited to he present
di 81 j. =. ADAMS Secretary.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23

HoRRInLE MAsstcRE-33o PERSONS SLAIN.
Tho New York Courier des Etas Unis saws
the ship ST. Paul Of Hsvre, while making a
voyage from Lh;nA to Australia, with load
Of Chinese omigraniS, was wrecked on the
ll,h Of September off one % the isles Of the
Mouisade archipelago, in the South Pacific
ocean. The passengers and crew succeed cd
IN reaching the island in safety. An Eng.
i!sh vessel was hailed and came TO their re.
iiei' but was too small to carry away all the
uniortunatcs Three hundred and thirty
were left till word was taken to Sidney. and
another vessel sent to their relief. which mr..
rived at the island in December or January
and found that Of the $50 individuals. only
one, Chinaman, had been saved. All The
others had been mnssacred by the savagcs
amid the most frightlul tortures.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23

As ana evidence Of the difficulty Of getting
amy business transacted at Washington With
either OF the departments of Government, it
ueman visited one OF them 80 timesi Al,
"aiIng an the dltc-room 2GO hours, and
walked between his hotel and the D,part.
meui 81 miles before his business vns di,.
posed o. and when disposed Oh his tavern
'dt hod nrefi' el.sfb-d the amount of uliov-
ancc' 90 say nothing OF the loss Of time and
detention from the engagements Of home
~ J.. Tribune
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23

~ April kas turned from cold wet and
cherries, 10 dry, warm sud bsaatih.l.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23

CoHHEnusbEscg,--We solicit rOlumfafy COM
mmiopfoHs from All parts Of the country upon
matters " interest W Items u Nars, Ia par
tisular. will be- thankfully received,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23
Teachers Institutes
+ Q r s u RING OF IS,

Vermont Board ofEllcsiira,y
grrAHN's OFFICE, April 9lA, 1852
Teachers Institutes Tor the Counties Of Called.
mia, Orange Windsor. Windhara. Rutland a..
Addison, will be held as f3!lovst
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23
Tht GaItuonIan .
st. Johnsbury, April 30, 1859.

nY {. M sToNE 3 cd.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23

W Nhcn llr Lyman Bccchcr was p
'rue'lng class OF Theological students. aa.
ono oi them pat 10 him the qucstiou-"Wti
u an atheist should say that there is as ng.l
proof Of tie existence Of several God, a.
there is ofthc existence Of one ?" he rcp..,,-
Don't enter into an argument with. him q,
quite likely YOU would mil TO convince hin.
ii''t trii i1ira that if hiu tisear, Is tr,s-..s.
there are more Gods than one, so much o..
worse for him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-09

Arrival o. the KAinbu rgh.
The Edinbargh arrived at New York on
the evening Of ~ It'll.
IrAG1--It b staAsd INST King Victor EN-
| manuel had refused 30 withdraw the noni-
nation Of Buonoopp.fDs. The French Gov
ernnsnt has now yielded and be 10 to b. Re-
GENT of Modsna, Parma and Bologna, and
also OF Tuscany il the authorities there will
receive him.
A regiment of the Bolognese brigade had
taken the oash to Victor Emmanuel, and ID
to wear the uniform OF the PiedmontSss
army.
NJ. D. Ambrose has been appointed Sar-
dinian Ambassador to Paris.
Gen. Garibaldi, in his proclamation I'M
nouncing his retirement from the army Of
Central Italy, complains Of understand mach
nations against him. He says he will re-
sumo his services the moment Victor En-
manuel calls to arms. He recommends Ital-
ians to rally around the King Of Sardinia.
A manifestation was attempted d. Bologna
on the announcement OF Garibaldi's resie-
nation, and . small number OF persons were
arrested, when tho rest Immediately dissp-
pesred.
The memorandum OF the Tuscan Govern
ment tells the European Powers that X the
Congress orders the restoration OF tho Grand
Duke, they will resist to the last, that il at
tackled they will, though sure Of defeat, do
the best to repel force by force.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-09

BosToN, Dee. 6.
The defalcation OF Isaac r. Shepard, late
Treasurer of Hanover-st. Savings Bank is
Isl 900. !.
MONTPELIER, Dec. 6.-The Union Hotel OF
this place WAS burnt las. night. Loss % 900
no insurance.
SING SIRG, Dec. 6.--The axle OF . oar Of =
freight .r.ia, going south, on the Hudson r.
r. r., broke TO day on the Oroton draw
bridge, two miles from this place. Five cars
were trown OF the track, smashing timbers
and killing 20 head Of cattle. No person in
jured. No trains have passed the place up to
III O'Clock this q. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-09
Spanish Chestnuts

There Ia IN old man of Morocco. 8
And he's = determined old cock o.;
And don't you know well
What 70 Pussy befell
In the paws Of astute Mr.. Jockof
thinkthsres place they call Ceuta.
I'm sure that Old England Ii neuter;
But she'll look askancs
III that place falls TO Francs
When Spain shall have spent al her pewter.
-lPuscH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-09
Master Comnisst onerss sale IN
ChanCeEy.
The Cincinnati Type Foundry
~.
John .Tarbsn, John Kiddsr,

DY virtue Of decretsl order made by the District
- Court Of the United States for the District
Of Iowa, Southern Division, Mt the October term,
1868, thereof, holden ut Burlington, and special
order, made Dee. Il 1889, aud to directed, will
on Wednesday, the 4th day of January. 1850. be-
tween the hours Of o'clock =. m. and o'clock p.
M Of said day, ut the door Of the Clerks ONCE Of
said Court In theCisy Of Keokuk, sell TO the high
est bidder for cash the following described real
tate, wit: Tho southeast ons-thrd OF lots ten,
llo),e eleven e. and twelve (12, in block sixty
f6I), in the city Of Keokuk, county Of Lee and
state Of Iowa, and make deed to tho purchaser in
accordance with the dcsreeof said Court.
Said sale Is made to satisfy decree rendered by
said Court in favor Of the Cincinnati Type Foundry
and against said John Tarbell, John kidder and
Peter Echar- r. r. ENSTER,
Special Master Commissioner In Chancery, District
Court nf United States.
Dec. e. Is5o-dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-09
SIN They Gene /

Still They Gene
Pear, Peach, Cherry, Plum and Quinee
Trees also, ChsMy Currants, conmon Our
rants, Go0ssbsrries, 10. 10, ID great vsri~
sty ana ahundenee.
N. Big grapes not I'll gon1.
WIN. BARNES, No. 4, Essss House.
Oct. 81, 1859.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-09
"stx 81 One anA haif-a.doxsn OF tho
6nRAnn.eS

six 81 one anA half-a.doxsn OF ahe
OkmN4.ss
"Now, dsarsat Fred !" she softly said,
"You must abAa1ea smoking;
u spells yoar loph6-~And then your breath
Indeed IT. most provoking,
Did God decree that man should be
A chimney Nus regarded?
Thsn, daxiing Fred, lot it b said,
Tobacco you've discarded
"Haw, well, my dear, said Fred, 81 fear
That will not be 50 easy i.
But, like man, LII try plan,
And do the best TO please "a. Il
Die God intend that womanss mind N
Such w0ndrous things shonld brew love,
Az Bustles, Bloomers, orinolines,
Or Hoops-de-dooden-doo, lover
But really IT. whit, Whit, Whit. whif, -
"And mind you, I'm not joking
III you'll abandon Crinolins,
BY Jove It'll give up smoking."
--I0nce Week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-09

MILL CU1E. ANA zoos Aasfr Ours.
., ~ some q &c nest - as~ q llssna.
sT1 Il .ss ~ -. ~ ~ =, s y
1adyh gathered 1seast - @ how 0Sisf3nr i
prcvss. All the ~ dos1sn - II whc I've BE- !
come ssa..inssA ~ II, ana svry ant sis1s -
1O0. 600
Nave been o..s1 ~ q. Dr. Smiths
proof % tho popularity Of this grsat remedy
= We publish tho orders Of the bcst houses and
Doctor: in the Omitted States, such = Charlsss,
Or. Balsh : Son, Providsnos, X. l.; Norton Co..
woodmsn : Co., New oriesss whit & Co.. New
Orleans Barnes ! Park, New York; !. b. Parl,
cincinnati; Van Lssr, BristAia Hardy, 81. Jo-
Mr.. n. Holman, Of Quincy, ssys, uThe pro,-
psct Tor tho sale Of your Oil 10 bsttsr than ex-
psseed, and you may therefore send me- abont 80
"Mr. VIM. Nets, Flaeks J Co., Donay ) Morton,
also order, aAA thsrs II no doabt that $1,000 worth
will b sold In this vicinity.
Tfpm the largest Dsux HOUSE in Boston.l
We hay. sod . large snsntty q D: Smiths
WxkE6 POTTER,
WHOLESALE Drsktss,
No. Lid WashtnetonSt., 60ston-
Patients havesone 100 miles 70 b treated b.
TLatsr.-From the Grsat~t Nsw York Houss.1
t4Soo AUnBf
NSw Yoak. Jsns !, 1888.
rr 2. s s1,1 ma p = s.s Z ssHis 51E l.
s'n Bxls iss9y r lS Dre.d-.,.
From the Target Drug HOUSE II Tie wsstl
DR.. s.n. pI,.,s snip = : q. sn. nr .i.s, 50
dos. msaisn siss ,le dos. large siss HLECTkIC
OIL, and dfaw On a. foTnthe snouMG
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-09

LKAvnNw0kTH, Dec. b.
The election to-day for State officers, I'M
der the Wyandottc Constitution, passed OF
without excitement. The result cannot be
stated for several days, butt is thought that
it will not differ materially from the vote
given in October for the Territorial officers.
Messrs. Lincoln and Parrot leave to-mor-
row for Washington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FIsHE members Of the Iowa State Insurance Com
L pany are hereby notified that the annual meet
ing will be held on the second Monday Of January
hcokuk, ut clock p. m; st which time Board
OF Directors will be elect cd for the ensuing year.
WIN. r. TURNER, Ssc'y.
- Dec T. 1870 dim