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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-11

| \THE AUGUsT ELEcTIoNs The returns from
! kenluc Ky, Tennessee, North Carolina and Tex
as come in very slowly. The first three have
elected Democratic Governors, with decreased
! majoritics, but tae Opposition have gained v
/ eral memueis Oi Congress. This settles the fact
| That the balance OF power in the next House
will be with the AN, rcan and Wing members
! Ia the FIRST District Of North Caroliua, where
Shaw, Democrat was elected two years stree hs
n majority OF 3s, Smilh, Opposition, Is now e.
Iected by II majority of 500.
| The iol On ing are the returns 50 far rs heard
from in North CnrnlIna:
First District Smith, Opposition, is elected
over Shaw, Democrat, by $50 majority. This
san Opposition gain.
Second Dislrict-Thomas Rutiiu, Democrat,
is collected.
Third DISTRICT Warren Winslow, Democrat,
is reelected.
Fourth pistrici.-L. on. Branch, DemocIn,,
i; reelected by go majority.
Fifth Disllict--Johm 4. Giliner, Opposition,
is reelected by nm increased ma rrty,
Sixth psirict-J. NJ. Leach. Opposition is G.
leeted over A. NJ. Scales, Democrat. This is IL
mother Opposition gain.
Seventh Dstrict-Burton Cfaige, Democrat,
Is reelected.
Eighth District--Notbng heard from this
district.
In Kentucky the indications are that the op-
position have elected four Congressman in Ken
lucky, viz Bristow in the third district An
ierson in the fourth, Mallory in the sevenih
and l.. I. Moore in the ninth district. The
Other six members are democrats. Dispatch
from Louisville claims that Adams, opposition
is elected in the 9Th district, over Galrauj,
democrat.
ALApAMA.-'The entire Congressional dele
gatiun is Democratic
TENSEssEE--In the thirty counti,s, compri-
sing more than half the State vote, which have
been heard from, the Opposition candidate for
Governor, John Netherlands, gains 1000 votes
inicatinE Democratic majority OF 5000.
For Congress, it is believed that Quarles, in
the eighth aud llation, in the filth, lhoth OPP
posilion,) are elected. Avery, Democrat
in the tenth, Etheridge, tOrposilion,l in the
ninth, and BInbsou, % position. in the third
are probably elected. The two latter are OPP
osilion gains.
Later news says the Opposition have elect
ed the Congressman in the F!rst(r. a. Z. Nell
so") and the Ninth Emerson Elhridge) Dis
lricis.
In the State Senate, the Democrats have one
and will probably have three ma jority; and 10
the House they have thlee, aud Will probably
have five muioritv.
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iIurrah for Free Trade.

I (From a Democratic Paper in Buston,l
III is n shame that for ign manufactured
should lie allowed 10 throw their surplus stO ks
upon our MAI hrIS. njuring orr own merchants
ID the FIRST place, and hat is of still more i'm
portaucu, selling their goods on na il Rated pat
per currency, aud shipping home the proceeds
in specie, the only universal currency % civil.
i1ntop. he remedy for this great growin e
vii is in The hands Of Cungess.
From another Democratic Paper in N,w Ycrk
1t eems LOW impossible 10 avoid II panic
by January ncxt. Oar markets will he gluitri
with foreign purchases. Onr people are too
poor 10 lIly aud pay Tor thin. Oar banks are
losing gold hy millions per monlh aud cannot
help themselves. They will shut dowr upon
importing CLASSES or johhcrs, md lend them no
money, aud as sales caRnot he made. il lhes,
CLASSES c;nnot borrow or sell they wili go 10y
the onrd. and halt n dozen large failures in
this city will effect the whole country. Last
vpsf, when we we're far less in debt Than e
L6re now, our bnnks-the banks % the United
Siates-owed on demand S455.0o0 900, with
onl, $4,000 coo 10 pny with. and tlIcr are
worse off in-dny. Europ. is rlulica with II
! stock Of manuialur d goods 10 he senl here, and
rs we are owe stocked down will come
the value here nj least 30 per cent. Purchase
made by our importers this spring. not yet sold
can lie duplicated ut 90 per rent less this fall
and the result OF this will iun hundreds. The
low price Of grain West Will keep that portion
Of our people poor AMI the South though rich,
do not buy heavily 'nnugh;o avert the trouble
pressing upon the northern importers and joh-
hers. There is cloud in the sky, though per-
hnps no bigger than ones hand. Look out in
time.
Ii is all very well for Free Trade Democracy
10 be talking thus, and err ing out ''shnme, "
now when the Bad effects OF their ir' trade no.
lions heein 10 bring forth lheir legiiimi 10 aud
foreseen fruits Ii does not become the organs
Of Il party whose Representatives in Congress,
with but icw occasional exec rtinus invariably
vote ''nay." 'riv,""nar,' to every proposition
from the friends ufI!ome Industry 10 give rs -
Tariff, thai would IN Il great decree, make II Sc
excessive iinpOr'a'iUns a commercial impCs,
hilitv. This theory does not i"ok coHtisieu',
II does not look sincere, nor homes', nor--wc
NAV udt-deCcnt
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-11

spirit of harmony, determined to sacrifice
personal predictions upon the altar OF pa
tfiotism, and TO choose trustworthy delegates
to speak and act for them in tho Cnnven-
tions to which they are accredited If thcy
10 this, we have no fears that first rate mon
will not be nominated for tbs fall election.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-11

nsA-Th American party OF Baltimore have
made the following nominations fer city Of
icerS-For States Attorney Milton Whitney,
for Sheriff, George Il. Dutton; for Clerk OF
Circurt Court. Thomas 3. Gather: for Judges
of Orphans Court, Edward d. Kemp, Joseph
Audoun and franklin Supplee; for City Sur
veyor, Gilbert II. Bryson. Tie Clipper and
Patriot say they are excellent nominations.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-11
ESssGTG.r.r.N,
atsssH.!AsssIs.EHg

4 Beneroteat insttutiom esaJlished ~
tpCctGI Ladowneat fcT tie Nelty
Of TIE SICK and Ltth esAd. EFF
Gtcted lsiM Tj"ylsnt uHd
Epidcn,ic Ld4e0us.
TIL, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, IN view o!
;he awful destruction Z: brMup life, caused By
sexual diseases, cru the decettiors f16otic.d
upon tie unfortunate victims If sucb dirt sses
lily Quuchs, several years ago objected IL err
Consulting Surgeon, as (HAAi1AELE AcI,
worthy oitAeir nalne totp.n UitltrtGy i0F
the treHtmtns Of ihis ei"ts OF d!teetft; ID ~
.ieir forms, and to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, to AL vAv pIlly ly letter, With
description Z: ,heir @ ng:.Cr (oge, otsnl atit u.
hnbits OF life, Sc. uEl in orEts o! eItT,me
poverty aid suHsl.i 6, 10 fUE!5T hEITcieID
EEEE OF cHArtE. II - needless 10 add tLht
thl Association co!EiHgrGs the liChtrt Mediccl
t.ill Of tur eye, and viii fuIu:3L tie intEt p
prove umoGein treptmtHt. .-...
Zoe DiEacyg~s {! the Ascrc slim, In heir
.5nut5! Report uru- the Irtut.nrrt Of Sexual
DisoHses. !,r th' yeprcn6irE tHnuHr. ;Rt, 1885.
CNlEgss tbs H. hest Sri:. !ut'itr IL nc trp.
cess NLs,l Intended a. lfhc.s Q: Tie Con
sgiting 5,y.pCn n 1t cure OF sroTD.Ettnl osG.
S.u.iuV! NuGkIr 80, Impotence, S.lo!ii Geo,
Glc,1 SyV hiii. tl' ice VI r0anisiu or Self
abuse, sc, AVID olttr, IL ctEtihraL,c Il tho
s..jGn plan Tor tue uiUg yt"r.
The directors, on review u the past, fee!
assured llet tAciI !alors in His illtIe oi he.
1.y,lrat effort have been II great ttptLt I" Ibe
afflicted. especially 10 the !Upng, md tGey
have solved to devote themselves, with re
uewca 7eol, to Ibis very important and much
Ursl'e53 .rG9c.
An admirable report on rft!uatoIIl on, ,r
Seminal Weakness, the vice Of OnHl i, m, Mattur-
butiou, or Selfnbuse, and Other distates of tie
sexual Vlguus. by tie Consulting Surgeon, will
Gs.snt b, mail lin sealed enyclol o. ME az
CnArGE, On receipt Il 1NO STAMPS fer POS
i -.
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This Way! This Way!!

WYNN. BLAKE has this day received fine
w lot of GOODS, such as CAsSIMERES
CLOTHS and VESTINGS, fine lot ofbleached
and unbleached Shifting. and Drills cfall kinds
for drawers, which he will sell by the ynrd OF
make up to order, chcnp for cash. tlso tine
lot of Shirt Ensoms, Collars Of I'll kinds. IIo-
siery. Cloves and Nations of nil kinds contin
ually N hand. Next door to Belvidcro Hall,
Baltimore Street. Cumberland, nd.
August I, 1850.
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II ES5- Al met ng Of the Amrric Contra !
lCoulmittee for Aie2any County, held on W ed
nesjny, Aug. 10Th, nmoug other proceedings,
the following preamble AMI resolutions were
e fIrred, aud unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, This Committee has been duly GER
lifted TINT one lIopcwe'l Iiebi, whose name Is
sill enrolled among The membership Of This
body, did participate in The proceedings ofn
Democratic primary meeting, held NJ the Court
House on Saturday ing last; and being fur
lher certified that lie has publicly avowrd HE
intention hereniitr 10 cooperate with the So
called "Democracy,' with which rs we now b. =
ieve and ieel well assured hr has been secretly
comEHuicatiu. mud voting, the two years last
past, deem il nrGrer 10 take oaiiial notice 0!
the same Therefore,
RssOired, That tie uaEe of 1opewell Iiebh,
he stricken from the roll Of this committee, and
iht he he and is hereby publicly erpeiird from
the American party MS n political traitor who
has too tong already had ConneAicn with and
enjoyed it's confidence.
Resolved, Il at il ia with unfeigned saisfac-
ton, We hereby formally hand HIM over to
the slender mercics' OF the "unterriel, with
the renewed expression OF our hearty thanhs for
so happy II radiance.
Resolved, that the Secretary he and he is
hereby instructed to have copy Of these pro-
ceedings published in the "Civi!ian & Telc-
graph" and that he also forward copies oi III,
same to the several Am tit-n Hsso, ialnns in the
city of Baltimore aud uahuut the State. With
The request that they lie read in open meeting.
~ Q. Ter, of the American Central Commit
tee for !,llegnny County, Il
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The Old Diploma Rye Whiskey
Law School Of the University.
AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
The Instructors Ia Nis School are


Hon JotL rAGKsn, Ii. D., Royal Professor
IIoH. THgornILCs PAgsJas, LID, Dane Pro
Lessor.
i!o. Emory WAsuaUaS. Ii. D.. University
Professor.
TIE COURSE or INSTRUCTION. embraces
i Tie various branches OF The Coipmou Law,
~ i vi equity, Admiralty, Commerce al, Inter
national. aLd Constitutional Law; and tie
Jurisprudence OF The United States Fhe Law
Library COZ sisls OF about l4,u00 VOLUMES and
as new works appear, they are added, aud eve
rr effort Is made TO Fender IL complete
Instruction is giyen by or a lectures and expo
slivns, tnua 10y rectt.tticns agd ex ,minntiOns
in connection with them Of wlicn there are
ten every week. Two Moot Courts are also
holden ~ each week, AT each OF which, IL cause
IRE tioun' y iveu ont isac-ued by tour students,
aud AN opinion delivered by the Presiding In
sjrnctor Rooms and other ttcutics ARE also
provided for the clab Courts; and an Assem-
nir IS held weekly for practice in Gebate, and
acquiring knowledge Of parliamentary Law
AMI proceedings.
Students Iniy enter the School in any stage
OF their pro cs,iouri studies or mercantile pur
suits, and al ihe commencement OF either term.
They nie al liberty 10 elect what studies
they will pursue, according to their view o I
their own wants and attachments.
ne AcadeMical ear, which commences on
Thursday, six weeks after tie third Welues-
day ia July, is divided into two terms OF twrn-
- weeks each, with :. vacation of six weeks 81
The end OF each ieIui
During the winter vacation, the Library IS
cp. ned, warmed, aud liz hiei, Tor the use OF the
members OF the School.
Tie exercises of the next Term will CON-
mencn on MONDAY, September 9Th, 1859.
Applications Tor admission, or any cata-
io-Ics, or any further information, may be
made 10 either OF the Professors at Cambridge.
Cambridge Mas, Aug, tth la59-3t.
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4 EenerdftNt lh8fttutton ts'0JlfsNtd y
tgccial L'adopmeat for tie Nel,y
Of the SICK and Ltet esAd eff
n.ut.I III I-r,Iaf MI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-25
The Knickerbocker Magazine.

A00 00ASA0AOOCA0x 0068a110o.
T1HE KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE begins
in its May number two serials one illustrated
and in popular style, on the Aintcrations Of Food
Tho subject neArast the health and happiness Of
everG family In he land, and now attracting Grsat
attention in Europe; the other fascinating and
powerful story OF domestic life. entitled:
THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN.
by Octave Fsuilet, said to be the best novel pro-
duced in the last i've years. The first chapter
opens brilliantly. Neither Dickens, Thacksray, nor
any American novelist, has produced any thing
more charming and interesting.
Every ono knows that, by the criminal avarice Of
manufacturers and dealers, almost every article Of
terated with hurtful and poisonous substances and
tho kniokcrbocker 10 the rss and only pu blicatiou
in the country that has undertaken to expose thor
oughly this gigantic wrong which secretly attseks
every mans life. All Of its statements are based
upon rigid chemical analyss and microsco ex-
aminations made for this special purpose The
authorizations and the manner OF detecting them
are unrivAed; and to probe the evil to the bottom.
the knicksrbocssr will publish, far - It's invss-
LEGATIONS extend, the names Of tho manufacturers
and dealers guilty Of this insidious crime against
health and life. II 10 the important series u
articles ever begun In IN American Magazine, and
should g into every family.
The May Knickerbocker has also the conclusion
Of splendid article on Dante, BY Rev. Dr. Osgood;
daahing contribution, Over the Pahri, DR.. J. W.
Palmer Jonygreen's Western Tour, By Osmond
tiffany Humorous Poems by Park Benjamin and
Alice Carey and . novel and picturesque contrbs-
ton on siam, BY recent missionary to the King
dom OF the White Elephant. The Editor's Table
- always feature Of the Kickerbocker. A full
page stesl-piats engraving Of Madame de Chev-
reuse, the great rival Of Rlchelieu and Massrin,
opens the number.
Terms, $500 per year, postage prepaid BY the
Publisher to any part Of the United States.
Specimen Number Of the May Knickerbocksr
containing the above, with seven full-pags Steel
Plate Engravings, worth 1t least one dollar will BE-
seut on receipt Of 70 cents in postage stamps 1t
the offce Of publication.
JOHN n. GRAY.
Aay5 Nos. le and Is aoob- It., NY.
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WEEDS PATENT
SEWING MACHINES

Lave gained the confidence Of all Who NJ,
IL them, and have proved one Of the most valu-
able inventions ef the age. They. use Shuttle
making the Lock Stitch on both sides Of the cloth
alike, which cannot be unravelsd or pulled out.
They are al made with the higest mechanical
skill, and all warranted TO work we'll on all kinds
OF goods, from the Lightest Fabric to Heavy
Leather. In particular We would cali attention e
our new Family Sewing Machine. 1t has beer
Manufactured expressly for Family Use, and ha,
met with favor from all. 1t - 90 simplifed q Il
render almasi npa.-Al. 40 -. .-s u order, o.
to astonish one, that SO small piece of mechan-
ism will sew.
Below We give description Of the different style
Of the Weed Patent;
No. !; L very convsnint style, which can Be
worked BY hand or foot, on or OF its own table
For the convenience Of shipping, and also for large
manufactures, where 1t il necessary to place \
numbsr Of machines into long bench, making one
table answer for All. Price 500.
No. ;. With Walnut or Mahogany Table, with
or without Box Top, which locks down. Price 500
and t110.
No. !. Same size as No. :, but runs with belt
and 1t much higher rate Of Speed. This kind
y veil adapted to manufacturing Clothing or for
Leather work.
This 10 really tho cheapest machine in the mar
ket, - there is no work dune on Sewing Machin .
that 1t viii not do. 1t 10 confidently asserted that
this machine runs easier than any machine now in
use. Price $500.
date large work. 1t runs at high rate Of speed,
runs easily, and Is, without doubt, the best Ma-
chine for Tailors' offered to the public
II 10 peculiarly fitted for plantation work, being
very simple yet substantial and durable, with bat
little liability to get out Of order. Price $40.
No. B. This IL new and cheaper style, and =
general favorite fer Family, Light Leather, and 8
great variety OF work. 1t has been gotten MP with
reference to furnishing strong and durable, yet
light and tasty Machine, 1t . less price than
either OF the above. II runs very easy, rapidly,
and IL pronounced the best machine now in market
for $50.
No. 8. This il Machine got up on m entirely
new principle, different from anything ever before
offered 70 the public, and confidently assert that
for family use II has not equal. 1t IL very light
and tasty runs very rapidly, e almost noiseless In
its operation, and uses A STRAIGHT NEEDLR-
Il 10 80 arranged to be utterly impossible for it
to miss stitches. 1t has tension on both sides,
and carries large supply Of thread on the under
spool Tho motions are gained by two small orauks
that run without pcroeptible noise. The two
threads are worked in such manner q never to
both pull at the time and conseq usntly little
liable TO break. The seam 10 very elastic, and the
thread does not break in washing. It will do
work better than any cheap machine now In mar
ket, 81 u uses silk, cotton linen with equal "a
cility. Price $50.
Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
OFFICE, Al Broadway, New York.
WHITNEY 4 LYON, Proprietors.
~Agents Wanted. (jvl6dAw1
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The Recorder had Q cass Of assault
and battery yesterday, and fined the defend
ant el.00 and costs. This was the man Who
kill tho boy that wasn't dead, and, in fact,
wasn't hurt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-25

- There was N exciting sesns yesterday
between two wonsa oil abosS Tho ownership
Of little dos, worth, psfhsps, three ssots.-
The parties we're bsllig@sot and velubls, and
The dog Wa in danger for time. For fur
thss particulars W refer John Smith 10 street
runor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-25

THE WON KS OF THE GREATEST
AMERICAN NOvELIsT,
Illustrated BY the Greatest Amerl.
can Afglstl
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF
IL COOPEWsA NOVEL;,
With drawings on steel and wood, BY X. @. c. Oar
ley gravsd in the highest st,le Of the art by the
most eminent engravers in the country; published
In monthly volumes. Price Il - par vol. Spsei-
men nnmbsu can be seen at
OGDEN, Bk0WNELL ! CO.'S
CIrY Book Sfons,
June Sd No. ~ Main-st.
EXTRA Family Flour, warranted.
Ia mh15-d COLLIERS d kO6ERTHON.
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Arrivals NJ the Blllings Asuse
YUNH ~

, Hraaklin, " N Fisher, N =; p Gibbons, Ills.
10 " Bsardnan, Hannibal; W McAfss, orick
~ Wood, s. Loais; d r Mcintosh, Ohio; j w
|1sesfss, Z eossaaua; Q Lockard. Cincinnsti;J Z
|rsGoss, = 1gbsrt, Maine; P Visls, Fl Madison;
y . Wernill. III; Mckinney, U s Msil; A
|4sgtss, ! Phslps. H Pleasant; W Edwards
|W + Manning. 0onsparts; " Geer, N Ieer, N h;
y y Perry, Ill
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-25

PLowS.-Ws notice that Mat. Archer il en-.
larging his capacities and facilities for man
sfastssiag stssl plows. He il putting up .
building between l1th and 18th on Main
stssst, about ffty fest long, and re-arranging
The old shops o. The ground. Welesrn from
n. Archer that thsrs i large demand for
thsss plows aad b sould sell any quantity By
giving time. Bat his dostSine 10, "psy to-day
and trust tomorrow" That's the only safe
principle in trade, and We hope to SEQ the
day when it viii b universally adopted in oil
ordinary transactions.
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COMM ERCIAI,
DAILY CARS Orr OgU1oll
n Ankak In~A ~n1k -

DAILY 0A1s Orr OvS1on,l.
| Ksokak, Jsns ~. u
PLOUR-country, - - 70 - ~ ~ Se1k...
6sPsrhns, - 80 per saek. Extra, (ieu MAsGt)
q 90 to - per Dbl. Graham, ~ IS 70 : Ieper
| ~ In. .esk @z
BRAN AND SHORTS, 80 70 % per %.
CORN-So TO % e.; ready sale.
BARLEY-spsing, 4eabs, Fall, ssa5ss.
WHEAT.-l " y Is for Spring Is 70 IS
for Fall; very shoiss 81 -.
OATS-In request - % toes.
RY1-7ee TO rs; little coming In.
PoTA1oEs-sS tsss ~ The Nod retail IS cts
pr peek. NV S6 to -.
GR0c1RIIS-N. o. sugar fair TAIL, No. /,
~ prime ., clarified s3sls. crushed and loaf II
y III. nolasss- Plantation - to 10, s. .ls
= =, Golden Syrup, ~ to 500. CoEss-Rio Il
70 III. Java is 70 19c. Rice, 81 to 60.
S0AP-Paln sac, Family $40.
cAHDLIE-Stsr Is to -, Btsarins Is, Mould
III, summer pressed, Is
LARD-lo to IL retail l7&c.
BUTTER-Choics 10 TO III retail Is to 10.
HIDRS-Dry IN TO 15ej gresn, 5 tos.
HAY-Prairis - 70 - Timothy and Hunga-
rian, - to SO; BAlsd Do. 4ll TO 412; Retail SIS
6EED6.-Hungasian Grass, 81 IS 70 2 rs cts
Timothy, 81 - 70 ! 70; Flax Seed, 81 oea1I 10.
sUNDRIIS-Onions, IS TO S5; Eggs, toS;
1sathsrs, 3Se 70 size; White Beans, goo TO Is.
FRUIT-Grssn apples, choice, - % to IS ~
Per bsI. Dried applss, ~ 30 to 37sper bush. Dried
peaches, - - to - rs. Raisins, - soto 5 rs.
CHERSE-W. h. ii to III Denmark 10 to IL.
PROVIEI0N6-Hams u Shoulders II; clear
siAas 70 %.
B1k1-veEy scarce 33a4le gross; ~ to 80 Per
quarter.
6HEEP-t3 ~ to - % y head.
HOGS.-Drssssd, ~ ~ 70 47eo.
SALT-G. A, 81 50 to 81 IS per sack Kana-
wha, 1ooa71o per bbl.; Liverpool, $315 per sack.
Lake 81 7ta2 50 y Dbl.
FISH-Mackerel, No. 1 so TO 81 p Dbl No.
1915 to SIS; No. 5 &12to$Is. White, No. l Is Is
70 - 50 y half Dbl. Cod Fish 6to SO b.
RxcuAHaE.-On New York for currency per
cent; forg gold Per cent. St.Louisa per cent.
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Dplrltualisn.

8plFieaalisn.
xAes. 0als 1csSt9, Traaosspsaking Medium,
sstafs = ~ ~ Medical College, -. morrow
oGndsy) - A o'slpsk in tho morning and in the
tsmisg. 1he psblie are invited to attend.
! June 16-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-25

-. POLLOCK e CO.
ME arc now receiving and opening : new and
~ splendid stock OF Clothing and 1ents' Fur
nishing Goods, whish ws offer TO sell very low for
cash. Our goods are selsoted with great care and
With view TO the hard times therefore Ne oGer
motto Of quick sal 20 and smali profH. All ws
ask u that customers will call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere; We charge nothing for show
ing gooAs. Remem ber the place, East side Or Sd
st., between Main and johnson.
mrhl5d 8. POLLOCK 4 co.
IshE ROMANCE Or A POOR YOUNG NJ an,
= translated from tho French Of Octave Feuillst,
for sale BY
junss OGDEN, BRoWNRLL 4 co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-25
~ the New Openlng.
inst received and for sals,
- saeks Rye Flour,
= 10 do Manl

do 0rsham Flour.
june 3S-dlt J. h. OOPELIN, Ag't.
- Remember there win b. IN auction sale Of
|arnituSs 1t D. F. Humphreys Auction Room,
bic morning, q 10 O'Clock. One cook stove, ward
Pbs, tables, bsdstsais, lounges, dns bureau 10
June 15th-dlt
Anchents, Aonorablos anA MeTribIes
viii meet on Monday night. Fun lovers and
lEious en- fnd out where, BY snquiring around
Dy order Of Cap.
CO. w. /. GoLIAAwnAonInious.
June 3Sth-d
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UThe Black Hawk il the regular steam
Or Of tho Rapids Packet Company, for Roc
Island, Dubuque and St. Paul, to-morro,
evening u o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-25

DraPsPsIA.-Thsre are but few who DO not 1T
some time experience the unpleasant effect Of tenn
porary indigestion, such - . sense Of fsllnsss
weigh. and uneasinsss Of the stomach, foul tongue
bitterness In the mouth, nausea nick headache, 10.
All such feelings are evidence Of approaching dys-
pepsia, which should always be checked and cured
BY the use Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which
are known to BE- IN infAilible remedy for eli such
complaints. To this thousands will testify who
have tried them and proved the faca. Hostettsr's
Btten are for sale by our principal druggists and
dealers generally.
P. GIBBONS, Agent,
June 3o-dAw Main-st, bet. Sixth and seventh.