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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-13

and are prepared d orders for either 'i'e At short
notice
Tot compsctnss., power If production, easy man,
pug -ni ,pplying these fngines possess man, nj
vantage. otff the ordinary Engines hot, having .
,iler ~ frames. they Ito away WIN ur necessity
Of MASON work and stack shimn~ys which often e".'
halt the price Of Engine secondly. they are su
cnn.tfarl.d that they e,nso,-h all ie sparks before
leaving the smoke pip, thereby avoiding all danger
from lf. thirdly, their ronInc,n-ss and simple coii-
.trur,,on do 10, render them liable tn yet oni o re-
nsir For economy and durability they carmel
H.. SURPASSED requiring only one h"'teofd Of wood
In run one OF ten horse power ten hours.
tn. ~ the .n,nll in. /. now running on thr fsnfs
,,on II A e. wha,ly, f-q.. near Henderson, Texas
S-,efal IT the larger .i,c are IN successful "ista"
At ,nru,s l.ont- On Red River, aiti on bay"" '"fs"s
aud N.h,,a river. Adht.,s,
j. y. BRADFORD,
llandsboro', Miss.
Orr. +. HARRISON, Office of Wright
Allen e. Co, New Orleans
May ~, SO. NO 80 "
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'SNlit attention Of the ln,ics Of Marshall NJ
] aud surrounding country !. respectful S&
~ called 10 my assortment Of ladies Hats ~:
and Bonnrts. | have procured the services Of a
first class Millinor, and feel conlden, that she
ran please all in making and trimming Eonncts
of aui style have large stock of l'ia.c and
Boaaets, ard lge lot Of Thinning
g. " rIkE
April ls'o In7o2rl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-13

s~- Virtue aud Innocence are flowers
which will srit'Hr by one nnlioly touch
Tut never can be made to llonin again,
though rasofed by he tcarl Of life.
lltil'
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ron RED RIVER,

s,sx-.A THE NEW apd LIGHT drought
"a steamer MORNING light
l-1t-.-% WV nilio> Master, \ u. hes
ltty. Clerk, Will leave lor the above and inter.
mediate ports on every alternate saturday
For freight or passage apply ON hoard or 10
l.. IT, BRl\IpN, ACT
January II, 20 Nola-tf
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~I.(hk OUT! -Ms
ron RENT.
GRINDING. :RINDING'!

'I'IE Ncv Gtirl Mil At the eaah.isc's, =
now IN opcu'ion Hcrulpr mill d.
NNolpc day aud SATURDAY.
March .,p y" =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-13

Ar SiiBth tPohl IN.
~ " JONES proprietor Of 'he Sfoss \
and Inn F0ia35g. haz determined q
10 bat down the price II casting. such ~ "
graft bar. and gin gearing lo the low henre 81
) cea's pound ai-o thr il4ll Spear plu,S
improved No aud W ~ 20 and - 90 We
scooter pillow improved o. 30 cents only.
lie F. also prepared 10 DO ahy k.nd Of ms
chuety tibet th eouiry may want In a TorN
maniike manner.
lie ha- ON haul Iron ruling u beautiful pa
tern. f1f galleries grave inel9.ura. 80. Ais
nrildie packing a'epui mna bp.lcr- and steam
engine. which be- vail -ell on reasonable terms
tncuar NV mills mado 20 order and AL kind
Of mlcAuet, repaired
Terms vil bo madr 60 salt purchaser. by ihct
giving good 1ity acceptance. ON any te'r"n- 'h''
house.
T V JONES.
L. 4
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Esumnos 'fhe llispano-Americancs .
A.Ditlon, that Is TO take place Ia Madrid,
will be held in the year lsG2
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-13

PASSENGER BOAT
-<l 'll.e nrs and spGdij very lat uIu-
ming -'0Inot LICI NOitoNpE, ", y
lmicman master. Vill go soon a. tho Wa,or p..
mi't cpmm'u." hrr .ua tips W q ~u
port and NcD Orleans packet taking ircjshi ani
pa .cngcs or toulm'ia Gaud Bayou tauptc
Guul E.urc - Maurice, Aic>oudra and all
intermediate landings The Inry lIolcomhr
wa. built Nptc,siy 10, the TRADE ha, comnIodi-
oas cabin. ELEGANTLY furnished With large STATE.
rooms and lor comfort slacd. and good accom-
m~lations is unsurpassed by any boat IN the
trade. Her officers will pay particular personal
attention Ia nli hnsiHes. entrusted to The boat
,ud make g-e OF every effort io give satisfaction.
For freight rr passage. apply on board
The l'la anil Republican Marshall; t'azr'tr
Jefferson. and New tri Henderson. copy
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4 SIRE Rencdy fer Dgpsps'a, Chotcra, ~
orrhqa, u sc'aefp S,d hcqdaAe, Ngbf
S,ccois, Geaerai Deb'iitH and lis aticaai
ant us
'I'llla>t clcgan, Bticr- pecuarl, adapted for
strength aud protection from the diseases incident 10
the climate, >hond n,c thrm
Persons advanced IN lite, aud feeling the haud Of
Time weighing heavily upon them, with all ~ attend
,nt ls will rad IN the Of the Bitt.r- IN Elixir
that will in-t new life into their veins restore. IN
measure, the energy and aFdor Of more youlht days
build mp thelr ,hlunkcn forms, and give heath aud
happiness to their remaining year.
II i we'll established fa't that fully onclalf Of
IA, anac portion al population are -,lln IN The
enjoyment ul good health, or, n use then avn rN
preston never feel we'll The, are anguid, de
,uid Of all energy, extremely nervous and have m
appetite 10 this class OF nvaii, thcs. Biters az,
especially recommended. Their peculiar tonic and
nvigora,ins properties render them invaluable IN
such cases.
Persons visiting district hira.sod annually with
Fever aud Aglic. amy Fever oi billions nature will
mud that By the t.ary NJ one or ,wu bottles the,
will rut ia instance take the disease the Bit
tcri will rrnayatv aud strengthen iho system and
carry The bile %, 10 H. natural channel
T.. H. WHEELOCk Il co
mpo''cts Wholesale Druggist, Is Magazine stree,
opposite the Arcade Hotel. New Orleans, general
Wholesale Agent. Also, sold by j. Wright s CO.
No, II Charities street and hy
March II ls5J SANDERS SEARS Nsrahi
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N(NDI.SEN 4 ETlIEVIDGE.

4 'OTrON AND TOBACCO FACTORS
\ AMI commission and Forwarding Merchants
\o. % Camp STREET New Orleans
DCt l. t~IS I'm
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HOWELL 4 nrCKSEg Suoee-.nr- to J. y.
II ft,N-il & CO. Rf,u,ar. ta-nioitae atf tnR
ansian Wri4af. aiai ~ Htoii g. .ndc'e, tnN~r Naf'
Iirs. t~l-iIui s 10 shus. ~iI t. s'fi, d. ana
Nov ~ i45- ~ is
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ENCOURAGE HOME i>DuSTN,

Ya he Planters Of honiaoaa anu T'~'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-14
THE EIOR z.

The horso is q qaairupcd, with four
legs two behind, aud two before. He
has tail that grows on the hind part of
his body, that nature has furnished him,
with which to drive the flies away. His
head is situated on the other end, oppo-
site bis tai, and is principally tn fasten a
bride to to dr..v3 him by, and to ut
nto basket to eat oats with. Horses
are very useful animals, and people
couldn't get along very we'll without them
especially truckincn and omnibus-dr;-
vels, who don't seem to be half grateful
enough because they've get 'em. They
are very convenient animals in the coun-
try in vacation time, and go very fast
over the county roads when boys stick
pins into 'em, 8 specie of cruelty that I
wouldn't encourage. Horses generally
are covered with red ha:r, though some
are white, and others are gray and black.
Nobody ever saw blue horse, Which is
considered very strange by eminent natu-
rails. The horse j, quite an intelligent
animal, and car sleep standing up, which
is very convenient gift, especially where
there is a crowd and it IS difficult to get n
chance to lay.
There is great variety Of horses
fast horses and slow horses, clothes horses,
horse-mackerel, saw horses, and horse
flies, horse ,chestnuts, and horse-radish.
The clothes horse is very quiet animal
to have around house, and is. never
known to kick, though very apt to raise a
row when it gets capsized. The same
NAV be said of the saw horse, which will
stand without tieing. Horse-fIes is very
vicious beast, and very annoying IN the
summer. when fellow is in swimming.
Horse-mackerel | dent know anything
about, only that the, swim in the water,
and are a species of fish. Horse-chestnuts
is prime to pelt Mickeys with, and horse
radish is very smart horse, but bad to
have standing round WHARF there's small
children.
$, The horse is found in all countries,
principally in liverv7stadles, where they
NAV be hired to run by the mic, consid-
cred by them as c; D. g t mony great
luxury, especially in the sleighlng season.
In South America they grow wild, and
the Indians catch ihsm with nooses that
thew throw over the horses heads, with
must be thought, by the horses, great
noosanoe. .
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-14
R. RAILS, PIERCE COUNTY, WISCONSIN WEDNESDAY, SEP
In no instance did | find any better es-

In no instance did find any better es-
.timation of him IN business circles for his
treloion did not chastenssthe ardor of his
selfish love of advantage in trade; Dor
make him more generous, Dor. moro IN
bclincd to help and befriend the weak and
the needy. Twice | saw his action in the
case of unhappy debtors, who had not
been successful in business. In each case,
bis. claimIwas samong.the smallest, but be
said more unk ind things, and vas the
hardest to satisfy, Of any man among the
creditors. He assumed dishonest intcn-
ton at the outset, and made that q plea
| for the most rigid fxaction; covering his
i own hard SO fshness with offensive cant
| about mercantile honor, Christian integri-
Fly, aud religious observance of business
contracts, He was the only man anlong al
! the creditors who made his church mem
4 bership n prominent thing--few of1 them
/ were even church-goers---and the only
| man who did not reality make concessions
| tortho poor, down -trodden debtors.
=, is he ~ Christian l asked, as /
Iwalked1Iiome in some depression ofspirits,
| from the last of these meetings. And |
could but answer No, for to be Christ
| -, - to-bo rb,ict Flo
4 b AS ye would that men should do tc
! YOU, even so do ye TO them This is the
/ divine standard 'Ye nlustb born again,
leaves to us no latitude Of Interpretation
There must be death of tho old, natura
selfish love, and new sbirth..--of spiritua
affection. As q man feels, 50 he will act
IF the affections that rue his heart be di
vine affections, he will be lover of other:
and aseeker of their good. He will moi
/ bea hard, harsh, exacting man in natural
1 things, but kind, forbearlng, thoughtful
of others, and yielding. In nll hisdealings
with men, his actions will be governed by
| the heavenly laws Of justice aud judgment
lie will regard the good of his neighbol
equally with his own. 1t is in the wort
where Christian graces reveal themselves
if they exist at all. Religion is not :
mere Sunday affair, but the regulator o
mans conduct among his fellow men,
Unless it does this, it is false religion, anc
he who depends upcn It for the enjoymen
of heavenly felicities in the next life, will
find himself in miserable error. HEAVIER
cannot be earned by mere acts of pietJ
for Heaven is the complement ofall di
vine atIe, tons i'll the human soul; and .
man NUT come into these-must b,
i born into them while on earth, or b,
, can never find an eternal home among
the angels of God. Heaven is not to b.
gained by doing, but by living.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-14

A STRANGER frotn the country observ-
ing an ordinary roller rule on the table,
took it up, and inquiring its use was an
swered, 1t was rule for counting houses.
Too well-bred, as he construed politeness.
to ask unnecessary questions, he turned it
over and over and up and down repeated
", and at last, in paroxysm of baffled
curiosity, inquired, How in the name of
thunder do you count houses with this =
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-14

ting natural laws with celestial vitality
carries up tbs, soul to joys beyond the or
binary possibilities of mortality.- Hrs.
Stare, an tie atlantic Monthly.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-14
THE TIME TO PLAY AT CARDS

When Sestt's Wild witchery is DER.
When Byren's verse can charm no more;
When Millions heavenly muse We scout, :
And Shakspeare's magic light is out;
When Radcliffe, Coo per, Irving, Fielding,
Have lost the power of pleasure yielding;
When Music IS no longer blended,
And Humor's stores all are ended
When Sense, nor Wit. ror Mirth regards,
Then is-the time TO play al cards. ,fQy
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-14

socrs7y.--A mixture ofmister-iss and miss
ul,s.z .ass. i w.ggz SsTfsa 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-13

nnRroven0ns the order - the nay.
N the manufacture Of Boots and Shoes there 10
= roon for crest improvement. Up 10 this tins
most, II not ~ sastom shsps have mals their work
~ gusss, Or What y little hsttse The sutter nuss 70
b. the eye aidsd ~ expsrissce, and without any
unvaFytng sritsrion. Thousands a dollass AZ
wasted annually ~ this "susss rub, md suston-
sss. al thspaynastsrs, having what Il spelled .
we'll - what u worn, to pay for.
i y tine people wsrs locking to their int1rssts
in this particular.
DsAll's Cutting Scales ars psrfact gaur-
antee agaist l0ss from this sosres, and q d.
advantage IN their use, for proof Of which IL
vite an exam .naton Of my stock In comparison or
that Of others. The saving in stock shall b mads
up in quality.
Besides t6esupsrior advantages in getting mp Gus
tom work, my stosk OF Eastern Goods Il supsrior.
hAing always on hand the cheapest - we'll = The
best varieties. 5. "A. DUKE,
mAyl4d % Aain-st,
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stove Hsunary.

The kseksk 0sovs Foundry has been pur-
shass6 q Esess , o.. b. B. A. Williams
We aSs glad % learn fron Mr.. Williams that
- istsods 4 short tims % have the Foun-
dry i full blast, employing as least sixty
nss, end farming est stoves Of oil patterns
TT seough - supply any demand in oil this
VALLEY. This sstAblishnsnt = we'll Estsd up,
md with The repairs which Mf. Williams ID
making, Il viii b one d ~ bsat sonesens
u he State. Asths psrnassatprospsrisy Of
or city dspsads upoa ess pssd1ssivs indss-
Try, 10 hope 70 vitssss he saftss snsesss Of
this hone insaitution.
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3 EOkUk FEMALE sEMINA4Y.
glNHE FOURTH TERM Of the "Ksokuk Female
= Seminary" will open on MONDAY, APRIL
18th in the basement Of the Chatham Square Church
sssner Of Seventh and Morgan streets, whsrs ter
poeary sccommodations, except for the Primary
Department, have been secured In rooms cool, dry
aid sasy of access.
The Board Of Trustees Of this Seminary elected
Iron various reli ious denominations and repre-
asnting = largo part Of the Christisn community.
0ssrcs BY the united and cooperative efforts OF the
friends OF education to sstahlish gradually such
n institution as our city requires.
The Principal Of the Institution II Rev. G. A.
WILLIAMS, 10 whom, or TO the Secretary OF the
Board, applications for the adninion Of pupils
may be made.
In the Primary Department, young missss from
six to ten years Of age may b received under the
care OF Miss Urmston, it, present tsaGksf Who re-
ceiveS all the incomes Of that department.
The charges for tuition will be Is and % In the
ordinary English studies, with small additional
sam for incidental expenses. For Latin, French.
German, Ac., extra charges will b made.
Itis desirable that persons designing to become
pupils b present punctuAily on the Arst Of the
session. WIN. THOMPSON,
Prssidsntof the Board Of Trustees.
HxxRY SfAonG, Ssc'y.
Ksokuk, Apr. IL, 1Sso-d
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Facts IN Dentistry.
DF. l.. g. NIGER SOIL, Dsntass.
Desires to call the special attention u tAnss Who
wish to preserve their Teeth % tho iollewing
IF A CT > 'dih
1. II skill Of the Dentist il seen in Alss.eoeas
in preserving tho natural organs.
II. The Teeth .sy - preserved through life.
III. Teeth Affected with decay asa b attended
Nv. Timely and akillful alling With pure sold
II . csrtsts rsnsdy for decay.
v. IL y . serious neglect 10 wait for tooth ache
~ drive the su1erer 70 Dentist.
vi. Tartar destroys Teeth and Gums, without
the agency Of decay.
VII. Many suffer Tor yesrs with Neuralgia Of
the f.ss, :sonaoh and lungs, from no other saass
Viii. Bad Teeth di.agsre the ooun.en.no. In
feet the breath, deranse the stomach, impair
health, distract tho nerves, and with good ma
tars.
DR.. INGERsoLL
Performs al operations on the Teeth and Gums,
correcM Irregularities Of the Teeth, inserts
TIFICIAL TEETH
Of the Best Style and Finish,
Puts in Artificial Palates and Obturators for cleft
PAlates.
Believing that the best operations in Dentistry
are the safest, and therefore the cheapest and most
satisfactory both to the operator and patient. Dr.
I. does not ocr any particular Inducements In the
line OF "CRkAP DEElsTRY ,preferring the patron
age Ut those who prefer the best oper0ioHs, and can
appreciate the necessary care and skill in nrc-
suoanx tncm.
An examination Of specimens both Of Artificial
Teeth and Of very beautiful filings Of Cryatai Gold
Foil, 10 invited.
- Prices for full set Of Teeth, from 4Ss TO
SITS. Examination Of the Teeth without charge.
DENTAL R0ons-Corner Oh Third and Main sts.
over kix, Hale Co.'s Bank, keokuk, Iowa.
Entrance on Third-st. fdecl bdAw1y1
ITO aiI The Wsrla and the rest q
MamklnA.ss
CHOW = 8MlTA believe themselves pre-
~ pared TO demonstrats, BY any required tsst.
that the SOAP made By them will do more wash
Ing and has more general cleansing power than any
West, and only ask those Who have not used il to
give IL trial.
Their SOAP II made from the cLsAxrsr nAr.-
RIAL rosaI1Ls, namely, pare bssf tAllow and soda,
and entirely vR11 BnoM wuIrIu0, CLAY, and other
cheap substancss with Which most "FAMILY
SOAPS aTe filled. Ihes4 Sustained increase the
weight and hardness 81 SOAP, but detract largely
from - eleansi1g qualities.
SNOW > SMITH, not needing to make their
SOAP yellew - 0onoaal dirt contained In II, leave
1t In ~ white, puIe state
They Will ssll II b. ths box, for cAsh, At cents
per pound. 100 boxes on hand.
Rastory st sos MAIN-ETRRET,
msyed4WSm Ksoksk, Iowa.
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II
DAIRY 0AAn Or a. q q
ksskuks - ~ 18
NOU1 -Oouatsy, - y - = Il -. Z.
SaDssans, - = pr sask. xxtrs, On IN
- . - . pr Dbl. 0rahan, q = = y 1119
| ~ II. 1000 III n
bRAF AND SHORTS. 70 10 / " - ..
coRN-se 70 ~ -, ready sale. A
BARLEY-Spring, leaSs. Fall sea5Ss.
WHAT % = - Tor Springs oSis1 IS
for Fall; very sAoios 4I ~.
oATS-Ia rsqssst - - tsSs.
kYk-7ee % ~ Iittls sonine II.
foTAT0ss-1t = - y tAs Nd , retail Is c.s
pr peek. ~ rs 10 20.
6AOCkR1D6-N. o. esxar fair Sa74. No. / !.
q, prime 9. elariaAl e3aI0, srusk.d and Loaf ! !
- Ia. Aolassa-Plantatioa 10 10 ia, 8. q. a
% =, oeldsa Syrup, r. - SOC. cosss-Rio u
70 IA. Java u 70 10. Rice, 81 to %.
00AP-faln ~, Family $50.
CAHDLnB-0tar is 10 -, sts.rins 10. Mo.,S
III, summer prssssd, Is
LARD-le y II retail LILO.
BUTI1R-Chsiss III 70 Is; retail 70.
HIDns-Dry lsts l53o; green, s tos.
HAX-PralriseS - ~; Timothy and Hunxa~
ran, % 70 elej DAlsd Do. Gil to 4l3; Retail, SIS
6EkD6s-HunSariaA Grass, - - 70 4 Is cts /;
rinstly,4l - ~ -; Flax Seed. u esA1I 70.
sUADRIn6 osions. sS to IS; Eggs, 70 n
1sathsrs, ~ - 17lc; White Beans, sse tol3s.
FRUIT-arssa apples, shoies, - - to IS - 1
pr ~. Dried apples, - 50 Per bsshsI. Dried
Psashss, . = 70 - 50. Raisins, o 50 70 Is.
CH416x-W. X. II to III; Denmark 10 70 III.
PR0vIsI0Hs-Hans sA; Shoa,dsn u; clear
sI6ss y u.
A11f-vsy ssarcs; SAs4ls gross; g TO Sc per
quarter.
sHEEP-$s ~ 70 - % = Asad.
HOGS.-Drsssed, - - 70 SIN.
SALT-G. A., 81 - to 81 IS pr SOCK Kama
vha, 3eea2lo per Dbl. Livsrposl, 433S per seek.
Lake - 3sa1 30 . hbI.
Unsatisfactory, No. $40 70 t11 = Dbl; No.
, els 70 $ls; No. > tl3totlS. white, No. / - Is
70 - tophalf Dbl. Cod 1ssh Sto So b.
kxcsAHeE.-0n New York for carrsney per
ssnt.; for gold per cent. Et.Louis per cent
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ED WARD DEANS.

EDWARD DEANS,
RAPER AND TAILOR,
Ssoond-st., between Main and johnson, up stairs,
KE0KUK, IOWA.
LIVERY descriptions Of Cloth, and Cassimerss
Il constantly on hand and sat and made up into
garments In atyls unsurpassed In the city.
n. B.-Roys' Clothing ont and made IN Che latest
and bsst styles. ldsc1e.dly1
ORANGES, Lemons, Figs, French md Nefman
~ Prunes, n. X. and Layer RAisins, Guaranty
30. .C0LLIRR6 ROBkRTSON. II
mh16-d
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Blk Of Goshen, Goshen.
BIZ Of Gosport, Gosport-
BIZ Mt. Vernon, Mt. v.
Blk of Paoli, Psoli.
Blk Rockville, wabash.
Blk Salem, N. Albany.
Blk Of Salem, Salem.
Bloomington Bank.
Cambridge City Bank.
Canal Bk, Evansville.
Crescent City BIZ "
xxch. Blk, Grsencastle.
Fayette County Bank.
Hoosier Bank.
Indiana BIZ. Madison.
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JOSEPH DLECH,s
G &C N 8 q / o o n
No. 1913 Main-st., bet. 9Th and 9th.
vIsHk Ladies' and Gentlemen Of the city who wish
TO get plate Of good Ice-Crsam, ara invited
to call on Jss Blsch. He will have three or four
kinds every day, and also fresh Strawberries. -
All orders for Ice-Cream promptly filed on the
shortest notice.
Keokuk, June 1st, 1s50-d
| u EECHER'S LIFE ThOUGHTS.-Life thou sh,s
- gathered from the sxtenporanscus dissourssa
| OF Henry Ward Beecher, by one Of his congrsga
tion. Just received by
Mayso-d oGbEN, BRowEELL : co.
| N. HOLMES NEW BOOK -"Ihe Autocra
- Of the Breakfast Table, by Oliver wendell
ny,O OGDEN. BRowNELL 4 co.
| Law BOOKS.
IA kNT'6 C0mmentaries.
n Chitty's Plsadines,
Dsveresx Chitty . Blackstone,
kedheh on Railways,
Just received Ct
OGDEN. BRowNELL CO.'S
:, CIfY Book 6roRx,
nay -. 'o0-d No. 81 Asin-st.
DOCKET BIBLES AND HYMN BOOKS. laree
wsi:ssrs Royal oo..vo Dictionary.
Anthoas Classical Dictionary.
Atkinsons Siberia.
La Plata.
The Pillar OF Fro.
Ny Thirty Years Out Of the Senate.
Fankwie. just received ct
o0DrN, BROWNELL CO.'S
CIfY Book 6foRH,
MsysO 81 Main-st.
+ LIE or s. s. PRRNTIHS. Edifed By Ii
- brother, for sals at
OGDEN, BROwNELL ! CO.'S
my I'D Cirr Boox SroEs.
9IsHE HIGHER CHRISTIAN LIFE, BY Rev.
= W. r. BoArdman. for sale by
OGDEN, sBR0WNELL 4 CO.
/ ONGPELLOW's LAsT-"Courtship of Miles
IL standish,, for sale by
my2s OGDEN, BROWNELL d co.
RAILROAD NOTICE.
vTVHE annual meeting Of the Keokuk, Mt. Pleas
= ant and Muscatins Railroad Company, will be
held ut tho office Of the Company Ia Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa, on Wednesday, the 18th day Of June, 1859,
1t III 90 leck a. m. j.. w. OGDEN.
....y i1-aSw.d Secretary.
CLOTHING STORE,
T AN again in the Clothing business, and invite
l all the old settlers, ~ we'll ~ all ones, to
give me = call It
BURKE'S CORNER,
Northwest corner Of Main and Third streets.
have every style Of goods for mems wear, which
will sell cheap fos cash.
Spring and summer Goods
To suit every taste. Also, Gent lemens Furni shing
Goods, Trunks, Carpet Sacks and Valises.
@Cali and see~GN HARRY FULTON.
MaylSd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-13

order Year loeI
Psrssns wanting Toe win - supplied On lsAvia,
thsir orders with Collisrs Rohsrtsoa. q Maia-st.
near THIRD. lnylsdl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-13

hosrErrxR.-Thfse bottles Of Hoststtsr'S vsgs-
table Stomach Bittsrs win cure the Dyspepsia; one
bottle will create m appetite, force OF tho impure
bile, purity the blood and invigorats the systsn;
two bottles will cure the worst form Of Liver Com
plant one bottle will dissipate that weakness at
the pit OF the stomach, give color TO the counts-
nance, impart tone and strength to the system and
lend cheerfulnsss TO the mind. No article II % Pc
euiaariy adapted 70 the depressing elects OF our
climate No family should be without these Bit
tiers. They require no spirits. For sale in full
quart bottles Extremely palstabe) by all druggists
and hotels generally.
p. GIBBONS, Agent,
Jansl3-dkw Aain-st, bet. Sixth aad seventh.