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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-01
Keokuk k-Bindorv.

A00kuK 60ok-B1nd0Yy,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
ElLANK Books made and ruled TO any REQUIRED
Dpattsyn. Court Records, u Justices Dockets, As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, DO, he. furnished Al
short notice.
OLD Books, Magazines. Music, de-, bound or re-
bound In any style desired.
A1rAy Bindery will be found In McCuns'
Building corner Of Main and Second-sts.
sep lid ISAAC N. PEARCE.
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keOkuk Nursery.
100 nOn APPLE TREES FOR SALE, As
1OU,UUU low can b bought q any good
nursery in the West Varieties 10 suit the alimats
and soil. Dwarf Pear and Psash Trees, Ornamsn-
tai Trees and Shrubs; Houghton's Seeding Gooss-
berry, red and white CurrAnts, Raspbcriss, Straw
berry plants, and 6rapc roots. Time for trsns-
planting, from September TO June.
Orders may be left at No. Estes House, Mvin
street, keokuk. WM. BARNES.
Sept 19-d6w
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ksTkw go Wtti SPEAK Here.
MIR. kirkwood il sill detained q X sosaa-
qua IN consequence Of the sickness Of his
wife, Who i very slowly recovering from .
very dangerous attack. He will speak here
some day next week, Of which notice will be
given BY hand bills.
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VIRGIL II. SULLIVAN Il 60.
lsUccEssoRs TO !. /. HOBBS co.,)
Foarth-strest, between Main and johnson,
kkOh uk-.-.......... low 4.
ON T h AND DE ALE R
In QUEENSWARE, GLASS and CHINA, Ksro.
sene Lamps, Solar md Hanging Lamps, Looking
diasses, les Trays, SC. 10
Having purchased the large and we'll selected
stock at the old stand Of G. 4. Grifth Co., will
b plsssed " have Gail from one and ali. We
intend to keep constantly on hand complete stock
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Reviewing our Goods direct from the msnufactu-
rers, In England, France and America, We via be
able to sell - low - any regular house In the West
V. Il. SULLIVAN co.
Life, Fire ana Marine Insurance
Agency.
kDOLlClES OF Insurance Issued at the slowest
rates in the folio wing reliable frst class con-
The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
or NEW YoRk
This is the safest and most reliable Life Insurance
Company in the world with an accumulated
Fund Of over %, 200, 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
OF PROVIDENCE, r. L.
Capital $50 600 90.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
sPRIHcFIELD, nAss.
Capital $50, ZOO.
PEORIA MARINE 4 FIRE INSURANCE CO.
PKORIA, ILL.
Capital $500, 900 90.
Those desiring Insurance will do we'll to call It
the Agency Once Of G. n. DIMOND
sept.lsdlm Main-st., over Ogden's Book Store,
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Reltgloue NOIice.
Service in the Firt Prszbytsrisn Church, corner
Of High and 4th streets. tomorrow, (SAbbath,) at
the usual hours. F9aF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BOTTLED ALE.

p. GIBBONS, Main at, near 7th, keeps for ssfe
woods' celebrated Pittsburgh Ale, In bottles, and
has cons antly on hand . full supply Of Blackbsr
~, Raspberry, Ginger and Cherry Cordials. Also,
PusE IMPORTED Brandies, Wines, RUNS, Gins and
WAisky.fos Medicinal and sthsr purposes.
aug1d7n eggs
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Fashionable Tailoring Establish

- 1L10x. s II TT II /.
JIToULD Hsspectixiiy morn ~ o,,,..n. :,
w Keokuk and yioinity thai he viii r.sarn srnrn
the East Abeut tn. middle Of Scpteubsr.T With =
nns stock Of Goods adapted TO tho Fail Trsas
consulting In pertof sga. 5f
Fyns Black DFca6rfOfAs; Eddu,s ca.;m.r.
Fine Black Doesk4ns; Harkfs,
FTsncA bN ribbed DOstkSHs; sir Yexlsmss. Ee
IN FURNISHING GOODS:
Shtrfs, Coilprs, Cvavofs 6loy.s
Undsv.SAtvts, DyaWers, sxspen1sys, tc. 10.
sept7d 80, -
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J. p. PATRICK,

y. -. 8AIAxG1k, 4 3#8 ~
Agent for tho Gate City Masic sssss,
+ no. ~ MAIN-ST.,
"lLL sell nov or second hand PIANOS and
MElODnON6 on commission; will REPAI h
PIANOS, MELODEONS, the mschius heads u
|GUITAkSa &cy ard viii Hupafintend the removal
Of Pianos, Of their packing 1or shipment.
- ~Ohsffes moderate.
ssneH11S IL - 84ss
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The CeaAsy Fair.

The Lee County Agricultural Fair will be
held 1t West Point, commencing Wednesday
and continuing daring Thursday and Friday.
We understand that the officers Of the soei-
ETY. anticipate that it will be the most sue.
osssful Fair ever held in the county. The IN
tsrest seems TO have been steadily growing IN
behalf Of the efforts Of tho sosiety during the
year past, and the prospect ID aAttsring that
there will be . grsassr number and more sx-
tensive variety Of articles on exhibition than
on any former occasion.
In addition TO our own county, the farm
ers Of Van Barren, Henry and Des Moines
take lively interest In our Fair, and num-
Der of them have indicated their intention Of
being present and "taking hand'' in the
contest for premiums. Our old friend, Tin.
Day, OF Van Buren,, has bean to Kentucky
since our last Fair and purchased very con-
siderable herd Of 6ns Short Horns. He an
nounces his purpose Of exhibiting them at
West Point, and il very confident Of bearing
of the choiss premiums in that department.
The trottinE course has bean put in 6rst
rate order, and il 10 understood that num-
Der Of the best trotting nsgs Of this region
viii be entered for sharp contest on the
track.
The people viii ell gather to SEQ the Fair
and TO see each other, and tho politicians
will oil be on hand to see the people, and 30
Ne take it for granted thAs there will be IN
immense crowd, and hope the people Of West
Point and vicinity will make ample prepars-
ticns for the emergency, especially as we ex-
pest TO be there ourself.
knokUK, Sept. 80, 1859.
MKsaRs. EDroRs GArE CrrY :-You will
please take my name from your columns q
a Independent candidate fer Sheriff. Ihavs
Withdrawn from the canvass, and 70 for the
Democratic nominees. n.
Yours, respectfully,
VIZ. II. LEEcH.
Journal and Pl0indsalsr will please copy,
and take my name from their columns, and
oblige, WV. II. LErcH.
Coon DEFINITION r. HAliett, q well
AuuWn Dcnocf0tlc pontician, OF M06eachu-
seets, in recent speech defined what sspop-
ular sovereignty" means in the Democratic
dictionaries. He said:
1.-THE whole question OF popular sovereign
~ 10 the merost abstract Of an subtraction
nothing that y practical; question on which
one man saJs. popular sovsrsieotv.' and
insn means wnat no has mind 60, and an
other cries out, popular sovereignty, and
means whatever he plcases By Il; and nobody
defines exactly his position.
MIR. HalIsts beats both Douglas and Blssk.
His definition Of tho Dsmooratic idea OF pop
1lsr sovereignty il better than either 80
thsirs - Albany Evening journal. R
Religious N0tice.
Service IN the Firt Prssbytsrian Church, corner
Of High and 4th streets, morrow, (SAbbath,) At
the usual hours. & 4ga
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
TIsliIS large and we'll furnished Hotel containing
100 rooms, has rnty changed hAuds--A. l..
Gates retiri ne aud b. ii Skinner succeeding him.
J. ". mason still remains Superintendent -
Both Messrs skinner and Mason are well known
throughout the western country us gentlemen OF
experiences in hotel keeping, and no other assurance
Is necessary that the MstBnpoiian viii b. conduct
eli in manner deserving the patronage Of the pub
lie. Board 4i.50 per day.
Julyly .d3m
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Mississippi and Wabash Railroad

AissIsslppl md Wabash Railroad
- No. srsn = oAa1HAoE.
I'D TINE TABLE NO. 1, rret
TO take st1ect On and sitter Sept. u. 1850.
IsWO 1RAIH6 will isays Warsaw dsily, {Sun-
SAyssxesptsd9 viz; Frsightand Aauonnoda-
Leaves Warsaw A.. :. ~.
Ksokuk and Hamilton. s.....7:SS :. m.
Arrives st .6e3o 4. m.
RETUkNlNa---0hicago Mail asd1zys,ss
ls.v'' S Rsasaf 9. 9 H.m;;s., 40
Ars'vesa y assar .,....-..1e1o =. M
SECOND Train--maI ana Expre...
$500 THROuHH 10
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY
RAILROAD DIRECT
Leaves warsaw, at-........-.....n..1.4e p. m.
heekuk ..~.............. ..........7 Zoe p IN.
Arrives At ssoo .. n.
R1TURNIN0--Freight and Accom- nodssion Train
Leaves p M
Keokuk and Hamilton st''-~ 5s5o p. IN.
Arrives - WArsaw ..........6:0e p. In.
Trains connect at Carthage with fast line Of
Troy Coaches,
Carrying the United States Mail to the
CAiCaSs. Durlinxssn 4 Qasncy R. n. !,
MAKING sUKECoNNkCTIONs EAsr AND Wxsr.
- Passengers leaving Keokuk on the ! p. m.
train reesh Chicago 1t 71S next noSnisg. ~
Il D~Lesving Ohi0ago ~ 7:4t D. 10, reach Keok nh
Ut l0a NJ THROUGH IN IL HOURS,-o2
~PATHNT SLEEPING CANS On al nirht
trains on @. b. = Q. II. II.
THROUGH TICKETS over this routs n
ell the principal places Hast, North and South
East can be procured ~ tho
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.
Msin-st., between LIST and I'd X EOKuK
L.. r.. BUELL., J.. II. TEv r. 1uIuR "
Superintendent. Ticket Asent.
Sept. is, 'bo4d
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Printing Inks.

We have for sale quantity Of WADE's CoLos-
DIsxs, which are justly considered the best in
market. There are among them all shades Of Rcd,
Blue, Ysllow and Brown, and Of ali prices, from
rs cents Up to 33per h. Also White Ink, Gold
6iss and vsrnish, and neariysll grades Of Black
Ink. OF the same manufacture.
We have, besides, quantity Of MAther's Black
Inks, undispossd Of than which there are none
better In market.
All Of which We viii sell at manufacturer pri-
ces. for cash
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Csty scrip anA CITY Warrants.
For sale 10 sums to suit, ct this othce.-
Como and buy sone and pay your taxes.


We have reversed the appointm ents for
Grimss and Miller Ut Montrose and West
Point. They will speak at West Point on
Friday afternoon, and At Montross on Sasar-
day afternoon.
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-
On. SMITHS" Electric Oil" cures Dsafnsss.
Da. SMITHS Electric OH" cares Paralysis.
Ds. SMITHS sElectris Oil' cures Rhsamatisn.
d. SMITHS ~Kasstrie Oii' cures Asthma.
Da. SMITH 3 "Bisetric oii'' cures headache.
On. SMITH Is Electric Oil" cures Piles.
suglSd
@-THE GREAT DRAWBACK TO persons en-
grating 70 the extreme Western country l. the
great fear they hsye Of the Fever and Agns-ths
most dirsfsl Of ali diseases Kssry day We hear
of persons attacked by this disease and made psr-
fsctty helpless in short time. withsst any nssns
of adcTdipg relief. In view Of the great demand
for remedy, DR.. Hostsstsr has presented his eel-
ebrated 1BiTTERS," whose curative powers for
oil diseases Of the stomach have been universally
acknowledged. The @Bitters," prepared Altar .
long experience and deep study, have rsosiveA the
sncomiuns Of the most eminent physicians, ~
well all classes, from every part Of our country.
10 those who donb. their many virtues, all ve can
say il, try them, and judge for thsmseivss rsspec-
lively.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold By r. GrsSoxs, A. j. WIIKrxsos, BAkrLErr,
KArx i Co., and J. BRADxs.
Sept. rs, 'ss-dAw
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NOkTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN Regular 1Avs~SA LI~e 10 San Ftsactseo via IA
HEf#HH PANAMA RAILROAD,
And oonnscting only with the steamers Golden
Gate, 0oiden Age, John L. Stephens and
sonora, Of the
Pacific Mail Slsamahip CO. at Panama.
Dtrs1ts AspinAuA.
The spi0di1 eteauships
BALTIC, ADRlAIEo ANDsATLANTIc.
Having been entirely ra141Ad sna adapted to tho
California trade, viii ksssaek9 run a. above,
leaving New York On the u and goth Of
each month, fron the foot Of Canal
street ~ Heeth River
IN Passengers and Malls will Be forwarded bv
Panama Railroad. and connect Ut Panama with the
Pacific Mail SteamsAip Conpany's magni0ce nj
Steamships, which viii ~ n readiness, aud leavs
IMMEDIATELY for San frsncisco. I hey will he en-
sArked free Of expcnse from Railroad, bv Com na
ny u Steamboat To BOHA.
An experienced Surgeon IL attached to each ship
stecrage Passengers found In cuuhsd provisions,
bedding, and attendance. 1t is believed that the
accommodations Afforded by the above ships are un
surpassed by any in the world. The public are In.
foesncd that tbs p. Il. S. s. Co. aivays have On
OR MORE EXTRA STEAMERS, lying ii Panama,
ready for sea, 70 avoid any possible detention OF
Passengers or Mails, and embark their pss.en-
gers BY stsamhoat
For passage apply at the only ON 70 OF the Com
pany, on the Wharf foot Of Canal Street, North
River, to VIM III. WICKHAM
Septl 6d3m
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Indiana Items.

isaac W Lowe, a lawyer Of Corydon,
died Of consumption on Monday last .f
The New Albany Tribune states that the
Indiana Asbury Female College is TO be
converted from the feminine gender into
the common, IS boys and girls are both to
be received at the beginning OF the next
term This change meets with the favor of
the friends of the school, and we beliexe Mr.
Rswlins has acted wisely in determining to
change the character of the Institution.
The Craw louisville liquor destroyers, who
were taken TO Boone county, on change
Of venue, tor trial, have been acquitted
The Southern Indidnidn, in giving afew
of the "reminiscences of Gibson County.
furnishes the following account OF the first
schoolmaster in that region:
David Wells taught the first school in
this county He Kept school IN "A log cabin,
a mile and half north of where Princeton
now stands He was commonly called
Pewter Belly, from being rather corpu-
lent, and from his aptneSs in providing the
1
metal--silyer change being very scarce.
indianapolis, this week, is crowded with
lawyers, physicians, politicians, odd Eel.
lows, and others, in attendance on the
various bodies in session in that city.
The Fort Way e Republican, says tina,
two men, named AcGrady and IIines, Will,
hunting frogs on Susday evening last, go
into aquarrel about some boys who wer,
engaged in the same appropriate Sunda,
sport, and whom Hines wanted TO driv,
away. The upshot of it was that Hines
after being ioiled in an attack with an axe
upon man in company with McGrady
went off and got a gun, and hiding in th'
bushes, shot MeGrady, breaking his aru
and severely wounding him in the side. =
Hines had not been arrested. tsa
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BUY TIE RIGHT KIND OF \
THRESHING MACHINE!
Pitts Patent Thresher and
Separator.

With MoFFITTS HORSE POWER ATTACHED.
IL considered TO be the best machine of the kind IN
the West.
The undersigned prepared to furnish
machines Of the above Patent, Of style and make
not eXcelled in the western country. Ali we ask is
that work may be compared with any of
contemporaries, as also our prices. These Ma
chimes were already thoroughly introduced and
known when We commenced the manufacture OF
them; aud We shall only say thai al The Lachines
Of that patent which We make, shall he made in
such a manner. VI such materials, ami with such
improvements Uf own, as will mat.Tialis ni-
thc valuable reputation q has acquired aIa";
ThrssheTa.
We eau now offer 20 our ciistonef5 a choice al
these excellent Machines, aud also choice OF the
Horse Powers, to drive them, OF any size, FROM
e. 10 hJrse, upon - reasonable terms any other
establishment and Ne RESPECTFULLY solicit orders
Tor either size or kind Hl would request that they
bs cent ia early possible, e. insure getting The
best machine. kKAIZ < HEILMAE.
fhe followins paper viii please copy for three
mOhthg, and sond bill to Kraft Holman
Petersburg Reporter, pTinoeton Iudianian,
New Harmony Advocate, Mt. Vernon Advocate.
bonneville Democrat Granville Herald,
Mt Carmel Register Shawneetown Illneisau
Olncy Independent Ninsenne5 Gazette
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n Caro-.

etH.s.NhLS.N q REfLLi = UEfi 70
~ annOunce the completion Of the exleisive inn
provements TO their concern, which have been in
Progress for some time past, to afford the utmost
facility Tor carrying Ou an extensive trade by sell
ing good article only at such prices as came! fail
o give universal satisfaction. Having this object
Ina view, every consideration that straightforward
dealing, founded on honor an,, liberaity can give
Will - feSorte b. and thus esta biislr mutual con-
ihlenee between buyer and seller The stock i
unusually farge, every department rcpiete and prlr-
chasers may rely upon meeting with an extensive
assortment on reasonable terms. they would d.
rect particular attention n err late importation
81 irish Linen Goods, viz = and "a Irish Linens,
ia Linen Sheetings, Pillow Case Linons Hand
kerchiefs, Towels, Napkins Bleached aud Brown
Linen Table Cloths, &c, sc. Corner of Main aud
First eusets. mys
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Z. Il. A.


!'inee the last report February Of the
President oil the Library Association the
oficers and Board Of Directors have con-
timed TO labor assiduously to relieve the in-
stitution of all Indebtedness, and 10 pro-
mote its interests in general way Their
efforts have been crowned with success. A
new interest has been q W akened in favor of
the enterprise; new stockholders have been
added to the Est, and the majority of the old
ones-haying the welfare of the enterprise
at heart-pay promptly their ihstalimen.s
on their stock, and the contribution, AZ soon
as called upon. A new accession has Just
been made to the hooks, which now alto
gether number upwards OF Two thousand
volumes OF choice hooks, and additional
shelving and cases have been ordered, TO re-
Give them. Altogether the affairs of the
library are, at least quite as prosperous as
at any time since its founding. In city
ike Evansville, il is with the greatest diff
oUlty and only by the most careful manage
-nent, that an institution Of this Kind can be
sustained by its own resources; hence it is
very important that all subscriptions and
iDstallments on stock shonld be paid prompt
iy. Every delinquency ouly serves to en-
barrsss and obstruct the Directors in, their
S0Ek. 1 40 % ID a.
For awhile past, some of the penal laws
Of the Association have not been enforced.
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BSyr The foreman of the Terre Haute EI-
press, must have been drunk, when iie made
up Tuesdays paper. such a tangled mess
as he made out OF communication signed
Anti-Jacobin, we have seldom seen.
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BES- Mexico Individually is the most un.
fortunate nationality in existence. Her
history for thirty years is like horrible
dream, full of CHASTITY shapes, and berefi of
one form of beauty. The north is against
the south and the middle States, and then
the South is against the other two. Church
influence contends upon the battlefield with
the military rank. SO the Government hiss
tottered to its fall, and Mexican confeder-
acy of the present elements has become AN
impossibility:
A year ago II was expected that assistance
would go out from our limits for the formal
ton ofa northern republic, composed Of Du-
range and the three or four surrounding
States. For some reason the project fell
through, but it is probable that it will sue
coed this year. They have had few OF the
benefits of government, and all OF its Ills. ln
the collection of taxes, they were never for
gotten, and in the protection of the people
from Indians they were never remembered.
With fertile soil, genial climate, large
cities and towns, and immense mineral re-
sources, they will attract American emigra-
ton. The dismembermcnt viii not take
place without fight, but as it was with
Texas, SO it will be with the new republic
she will come out OF the contest 10 march
apon the high road of peaceful and pros
porous government.
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The Undersigned RESPECTFULLY announces that he
wiltopen Ihcss Springs the first day vi June
next. Tifesc Springs among the ino>t celebrated
an the West. In. connection with the sulphur
Springs - fine thsy heate Spring, mach c-le-
bratei Oh Account OF the inedicina qualities of it's
waters. Every accommodation will lac given 10
persons visiting the Springs.
There is daily conveyance Gruns- [ hiuutown TO
the Springs. y. =. GREEN.
ntylS-lm Proprietor.
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<rfe.H.dES SLOWER q SIZE 0PRE.aL

b. virtue Of decree Of the YandeIburgh Court
II Common Pleas made AZ the December term, 1859
will sell at public auction n tho Court House ia
Evansville, Ind, Oh TIC 10th day of June, 1854 the
southwest quarter Of. the northwest quarter, aud
the northwest quarter 81 the southwest quarter Of
Section No. fifteen il5l in Township No. SIX (sj
south of range No eleven III west, a. Perry town
ship
Also, live acres, more " hss, being that part OF
fractional section No thirty one 13l) township
No. six to- south u range No ten west, adjoining
the city OF Evansville, and fronting Union Place,
and being part OF the homestead of the late John
u Stinson, deceased The hast desrI bed tract viii
az my ofice-upOn this is erected first rate brick
dwelling hotI-e, now occupied 10y G. 3 Wells, Esq.
Terms If sale, cash balance in six and twelve
months from the day Of sale the purchaser giving
hOte with approved security, waving relief frsm
yaluRti-n or aprEi-emcut laws, and bearing inter
est from uate TliOS j. GARyIN
"A A. - -.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
nFssoEUTTO.N' or C0P.sRT.,:ER-

III SHIP.
The eopartnership heretofore existing between
Charles Pfuhl aud Charles Schaum ia the Malt
making business in Evansville, has this day been
dissolved By mutual consent.
The business will hereafter be conducted aud car
ried on under tls firm, name and style OF CHARLES
ScHA-N & Co, by tile said Charles Schaunl, who "
authorized TO collect and receipt for all moneys out
standing, coming to, and belonging 40 said firm,
and who assumes al the liabilities Of the old hrnl
........ ..r .- C.. PFUIlL-
mV9O-2v sEEtLe e. SCHAUN
TN,,ftA hotp etf.
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n@s The new war in Europe has rather
a iishy appearance. IL seems that the Sar-
dinians have fallen. ont with the oysterians,
and want them to she'll out Will any party
get a ,skaliags
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NEDTC.sL.-DR. sUa9E rs "a

&sA the Washington Hotel, Evansville. Ind
This will offer rare opportunity TO persons afict
I'd with Chronic Disease 90 cCngult him daily from
A. VI. until p. VI. Diseases OF the Eyes, Throat
aud Lungs, will receive particular attention, which
he treats upon q new principle. with unparalleled
succcss Especial attention viii te paid to diseases
peculiar to Females. Consultations free myl9-2t
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oE BRELLA MAKER AND TURNER,
First street, between Vine and Division streets,
kesps constantly hand full assortment Of Para
soils, Umbrellas, Walking Canes, &c, aud sells them
at the lowest prices. Repairing done at short no.
tice and in the hest manner. All turner's work
promptly done. myl0-GnI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-20
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