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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-15
UNV. y. UIAON,
ksokpk, August Is, 1859 -dta
Trustees sale.

TR0St00s1 sale.
DUBLIC NOTICE IL hereby given, that on Nom
asy. tic s-a d. e nc.cSe-, 1889, ss..,..-..
tbs hours Of = O'Clock I. m. and o'cloek D. 10
will cell at public sale In front Of the oioe 81
the Clerk Of the District Court In the City OF Kso-
kuk, 70 the highest bidder for cash the following
real estate, to-wit: Lots one ), two Ia three 31
and four al, In bleck No. six (B) in Reds Adj
tion TO the City of Keokuk. Lee county, iowa.
The above sale IL made by virtue of Deed OF
Trust from Lam bort J. Zwsrt and G. M. II. Zwart
his wife, to me- ~ Trustee, aatsd April nth 1859
aud made for the parPose Of securing the psymen
of three promissory notes Of same aas1, executed
BY said lambert J. Xwart TO the order of j. d B.
1wsrt and endorsed BY satd paye1 to Il. II. Roy
holds aud "A. u. hishardson, one for $3.50 6o-l0O
payable fear months fren date; one for SlS8
payable In 6nonths, and the third Tor SiOi 26-lOo
payable In 8 months FROM date. ~
Now will pfscsedto sell the shove property In
the manner aforesaid and execute = deed to the
purchaser ut such sale in pursuance Of sseh trust
JOHN n. CRAIG, Trustee.
Sept l, Is5otd
TOVE OYSTERS,
~ FRESH PEACHES
LOBSTEKS,
PINE APPLES, &c.,
just received, fresh and new, "
js22d KELLOGG IIRGE'S.
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Trsssec,s Aase,


DuBLI &c NOTICE is hereby given that Sat
nrday the Gath day of September, A. ID. 1889, be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock T. m. and O'Clock p
M Of that day will proceed to sell at public sale
In front OF the Court House in the city Of Keok
Lee county and State Of Iowa, to the highest bid
der for cash. the following real estate, to wit Lo
No. eight l8) In block No. one hundred and twenty.
nine 1871, In the city OF Keokuk, Lee county and
State OF Iowa.
The above sale will be made by virtue of . Deed
Of Trust executed on the 7th of April, A. d. 1855
by A. 3. Ball and Mary Ann his wife to me, So
curing the paym ont Of two promissory notes mad.
by said A. B. Bah 70 James \. Bruce and BY said
Bruce endorsed to d. W. Mosre \ Co., each dated
April 1st, 1886, for S2ss 80 100 eaththe Arst dus
in one year, and which Is paid, and the SECOND dn,
In two ears from it, date, with exchange on Balt
more, and interest thereon after the 6rst day O,
April A. d. 1858, and which remains past duo an
unpaid; and the said Deed Of Trust having becon.
available by reason Of such non payment, nov
will proceed to sell ~ above stated and execute
deed 10 the purchaser at such sale, In pursuance Of
such trust.
GEO. g. DIXON, Trustee.
keokpk, August Is, 1850 -dta
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City and County Of New York, o.. DR.. GALurIA
B. SnTa being daily sworn, dsposes and says that
ts started the Electric Oil, and iavestsd al the
sapitaf In the business; that John Livingston, Esq.
No. ITO West l4th ST., New York, who was cured Of
avery painful illness by the Electric OIL has shown
the deponsns said Oil, which proves to be tho iAsn
ticai OIL made BY the asp0nent. and further, that
every important cure made the past three or four
years by Electric Oil, made by DR.. Smith Oil.
GALuslA u. 6nIrH, II. D., Phila.
Sworn to before me this 18th dAy Of April, 1859.
DAH'L r. TsnAN, Mayor.
TO DENTISTS.--Dk. SMITH 3 EkECThIC OIL
10 . valuable and soothing remedy In the hands Of
Dentists. III should try 1t for the sake Of their
patrons. Msny Dentists ny they would not be
without IL, and believe none who know il would
be- Be sure and get Genuine Electric Oil-Dr.
Smiths. B is
% Drs. Bennett Chaee, perhaps the bsst Dentists
In the West, aocated next door TO the late Joseph
Chafiess' house, st. Louis), say: "Dr. Smith: We
have tried your ELECTRIC OIL In several neural
gic cases, also on iufamsd gums, and we think it
possesses qualities superior any that
has cens to our notice during Is years practice.
Dr. Eaton, Dentist, Of Elmira, writes that aOxE
bottle of DR.. Smith ELECTRIC OIL had not only
cured in one day carbuncle on his nose, but had
Instantly cured one Of his patients Of severe Neu-
ralgia.
$4,000 worth were sold Ia st. Joseph in months
DR. SMITH may be consulted free
=. B. vow Bill, Dr.J. BRADkN j. II. HOOP
Eh, oCONNoR BRO, Agents, keokuk.
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Table giving Pronunciation Of Names Of S.
600 distinguished persons of
modern times;
Peculiar use Of Words and Terms 10 the
H~ Bible,
With other New Features, together with
ALL THE xATTER or PREVIOUS EDITIoEs.
1--WE have seen specimen sheets of the Pictorial
Illustrations. They are we'll executed, and viii
often be found useful in giving much cor
rect fdea Of an object than can be obtained by 4
ds6nition.-l New York Tribune, April Is.
owe have seen specimen pages Of portions in
architecture and ornithology, and find them Of Ar
tistic beauty we'll as Of great practical value.
-lChristan Mirror, April IL.
Will be sold by all Booksellers.
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Z m and after the 18th Of September, / viii have
~ on hand, for aale, . lot of choice
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Small Fruits and Shruhbcry adapted to this cli-
mate And the wants OF the people especially
Carrants, kNpberries, Strawberry plants and
HrApe roots. Time for tfAnsplanting, from Sep
TENDER TO June
Orders may be left at No. Estes House, Main
street WIN RARNRS
keokuk, Aug. z, bO-dGwqm
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The Knickerbocxer Maeaxine.

The Knickerbocker Magazine.
THE KNTCKERBOcRER MAGAZINE begins
In lis Nay number two serials one illustrated
and In popular style, the Authorizations Of Food
the subject neAFast the health and happiness Of
everE family in chs land, and now attraeing great
attention in Europe; the other fascinating and
powerful story Of domestic life, entitled:
THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN,
BY Octave Fcuilct, said TO be the best novel pro-
ducsd II the last Ave years. The 6rst chapter
opens brilliantly. Neither Dickens, Thackeray, nor
any Anesisan novelist has produced any thing
mere sAarmisg and interesting.
Every one knows that, by the criminal ayArice Of
manufaeturers and dealers, almost every article Of
fesd In common use, liquars and drugs, are adul-
terated with hurful and poisonous substances, and
the Knckers ocker - the arss and only publication
in the country that has undertaken to expose thor
0ughly this sasatic wrong which sccrstly attacks
every mans life. All Of its statements are based
up On figid chemical analysis and micrscopical
admissions made for this special purpose. The
sdplterations and the manner Of detecting them
unrivalsd, and TO probe the evil 10 the bottom,
the kniekesbosker will publish 70 far - IL inves-
' e s q tss
health and lifs II y the most Important series VI
articles ever begun in IN American Magazine, and
should ~ into every family.
Thc Aay KniNkerbOOker has also the conclusion
OF Splendid article on Dante, BY Raw DR.. Osgood;
dsshing oonsftsatton, Over the Pahri, Df. ). W.
Palmer yollygrssn's Western Tour, by Osmond
Tiffany Humorous Poems BY Park Benjamin and
Alice Carey and novel and pisturssqps contribu-
tion On Siam, BY recent missionary to tie King
dom Of the White Elephant. The Editors Table
IL always 1satsrs OF the Kcksrbeeker. full
page stsslp pate sng1Aving Of MsdAme de Chev-
| reuse, the great rival Of kinAelisu and Aasarin,
opens tho number.
Terms, $500 per year, postage prepaid by the
Publisher to any part Of the United States.
Specimen N..Is-o e .ts x - ga..ss.A.i .voA %
containing the above, with seven full-page Steel
PlAte Engravings worth IT least dollar. will be
seut on receipt Of - cents In postage stamps Ut
the o0ce OF publication.
JOHN n. GRAY,
May6 Nos. Is and Is jacob It,, N. Y.
STATaONEKY
DLANK BOOKS, Day Books, Ledgers, Journals,
- Ussh Books, Invoice Books, Letter Books, Bill
Books, Composition Books, Copy Books.
SAw AZ Papers,
5Foolscap, Bill ssp, Legal csp, Paokst post. Pack
Of note, COmmerciAl letter, Commercial nots, Bath
Post, Billet note, Wall papers, window papers,
Wrapping papers.
Envelopes.
White, BsA, Canary, Opaqne, al sises.
For sale by NJ. w. WE6TC0TT,
jnnslAd No. - Aain-st.
L,OR sale by KELLOGG 4 BIRGE,
e auglS-d No. SIS Main-st.
GEH M AN scar.
"a BOXES for sale BY
~ ia4d KELLOGG BIRGE
N BOXES summer pressed Candles, . good ar
~ ttSle, for sale by
sJulyA1d KELLOGG b BIRGE.
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sELECT SCHOOL FOK ROYs AMI
GIRLS.

MISS FOSTER would respectfully inform her
1vl friends and the patrons Of her school, that
she will commence another session, forenoon and
afternoea, on the lst Of October in the same house
she now occupies ct the corner Of Sd and Rlondeau
street. Her terms will be s. Per quarter for the
ordinary branches. She would also Inform the cit
zens that she ID epared 10 give instructions in RI
ano Music, terms So per quarter also, Oil Paint
ing. teIias So per quarter.
X. C. FOSTER.
kenkI X. August al. lRhA-n
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NEW FALL WHEAT FLOUR,
ME hsvs just received supply 81 No. !
w FAN Wheat Flour, made from new wheat.
COLLIEH0 D ROBERTSON,
Jslyll-d f@At ~ Mnin4ss., near ID. i
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TAE PASHA PAPERS:
10 ono handsome limo. volume, 800 pages.
sHkY consist, In part. Of sightsca Letters sup
posed 70 have been written from New York by
Mohsmnsd rasha, Rear Admiral Of tho Turkish
Navy, during his famous vista % this country in
the spring Of 1858. Fourteen VI the epistles have
bssA "traDslssed" fer, aud psbltshed IN the New
YORK Evsaing Post, and have NOT only been read
with much interest ard pleasure by the subscribers
to that journai but have been copied and highly
complimsntsd By tho best newspapes and periodi-
Gals In ths country.
No better proof Of the popular nature Of the
letters could BE- Afforded than this instant adoption
by the abiest conductors OF the press, who best
know what win grstify the readers Of current lit
sratuTs
With the Letters, - published in book form, are
intSnpersed large nambcr of replies, critical ex-
planatarI Andatorys and ohjur9Atory, reeeived lin
imaginAti0n) by the "trLnslator,' from people in
different parts OF the United States and
who supposed 10 have read the Letters which APP
pssssd In tie Post.
Both the letters and the replies are satircal, full
Of humor that is broad enough TO be popular, yet
free from any suspicion Of vugsity, and relieved,
- al aAtirical humor should be, by vein Of phi
lcsophy and sentiment. The ludicrous side Of SO
cial, literary and political life In our country IL
ssnsiSssd In ssrie-eomic way ,aad, 10 believed
With apun6sncy and ~ i'll rarely eqaAilsd In this
department OF authorship.
Just received ct
OGDEN, BRoWNELL Aco.'s
Cr1r BOOK STORE,
Aug3Sd s Ne. ID Makn-st.
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-. ! ;1itfA,k 1(,1ctr1c Oil

NJ, -. l1itfA 4 111ctrlc Oil !
3 GSs =: T.: -. s:ss s:: 4
4 - TO. q 10 Eans \ .ss1isS sliilrss, Dn !
aviS1 Fl = ,hsrsd breast and - ~ qulAting 1t
come acquainted with It, and every frst class drng
81 's' 2oo, 600
have been Csred BY Dr. snkth's
s. $50 Electric OH. JI
TN proof Of the pcPslaEity of this great remedy,
9h i ws psbIish the orders of the BEST houses and
doctors In the United States snch ~ Charles,
II E,ow, q Co., III. Louis; Weeks D Potter, Boston
DR.. Balch Son, Providenoe, \. l.; Morton i Co.,
Halifax, N. g.. Bacon. Hyds Co.. 81. Louis; Q. 0.
Orleans Barnes Park, New York; j. D. Park,
oinsin.ati; Van Lear, Britain \ Handy, st. Jo-
II M. =. H. Hoffman, of Quincy, ssys This pros
poet FOR the sale Oh your Oil is better than ex-
pected, and Jon may therefore send me about soc
. worth" ##
4 ssMr. WIN. Meta, Flaoks Co., DouAy 4 Morton,
also order, And there is no doubt that $1,000 worth
viii be cold In this vicinity.
TFrnm the largest Drug House in Boeton.l "
We have sold largo quantity Of Dr.. Smiths
Electric OIL and Il i spoken Of only with unqual-
issd praise Good reports r 5.S. s,.sy sgst1s
Wholesale Druggists,
No. 15l WaShinkton-st. Boston.
Patients havecoms 100 miles % be treated by
DR.. Smith.
rLater.-From the Greatest New York Hcuse.1
$4,000 MORE
Nrw York, June !, 1855.
Dr. SIXTH: Dear Sir-Send IS gross small, 10
gross half and gross dollar sire ELkCTRIC OIL.
V''s s s;.Bsssfsl sl lsSss, Broad way.
From the Largest Drng House in che west
ST. LouB, Aprilt.
On. SIXTH Please ship u 50 doc. small sise, SO
dos. medium size 10 .dm. large siss ELECTRIC
OIL, and draw on m for the amount.
Yous truly,
CHARLES, BLOW b CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
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YELLOW sPRINGs COLLEGES.

svNHE Trustees and patrons Of Yellow Spring
2 college beg leave to call the attention Of the
public to the advantages offered by thia Institution
to those who wish to secure IN education.
list. II location In the midst Of farming com
nunity remote from the temptations incident to
large towns, SECURES for the student that quiet so
favorable to study. kossuth, q small village
arsund the Institution, In sixteen miles north OF
Burlington, and 10 every here noted for the heath
ness OF It's location, and the morality of its cti.
sens. @3
I'd. In point OF economy, thio Inst tution enjoys
an advantage over any other with which VIC are
acquainted. Board, including room furnished and
Kept, can be had for 81 Is per week, with liber-
~ reduction for prepayment. Board without
room : 60. There are also many vacant rooms in
the village, which young men, desiring to econo-
mise, may rent, and supply themselves with pro-
visions, At great saving Of cost. Young men of
approves piety, having the Ministry in view, can
" connected with the New School Preshyterian
Churchl, receive from the Education Fund $50 per
year and their tuition paid by Scholarships at
present vacant, st IS
I'D We have largest and most complete phiio-
sophical and Chemical Apparatus in the State.
Ash- The Facu ity, composed of experienced Pro-
fessors and Teachers give their whole time 10 the
work Of instruction.
With all there considerations in our favor We
confidently make our appeal to the public for
Students and funds to complete the endowment Of
the College.
The nert Term begins Sept. It'll, 1850. 3
For further particulars, address Hon VIZ. HAIR
PER, or VI LEONARD, Esq., kotsuth, Des Moines
County, Iowa.
Aug. 81, sod
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LIFE OF GEN. HENRY HAvELOCK.
One vol. I2mo., 400 pages with 6ne Por-

LIFE OF GEN. HENRY HAvELOCK.
One vol, limo, 400 pages with 6ne Por-
trait on Steel, and elegant Engravings.
M y HIADLEY after bsang sngrossed in public
IVA life for three years, hes again returned the
neA or litersture, Ia which he earned wide repu-
tatiDu- The sahjecs he has 6rst taken up b one
we'll suited TO his descriptive powers. The "Life
Of Hay clock furni she's evcrytking picturesque and
brilliant IN description and thrilling In the
ti0a q dssds Of AyAs. The FIRST anpaign Of the
young lieutenant In BurmAh, the romantic and
tragic history OF the Engiish army IN AfghanistAn.
tbs fapidly suesssaing and terrible hsftlss Ia the
PnRjApb and last the pnpsrsiisl~d siege Of Luck
nov and Haveiock's march IL Ore and death 70 its
riiAf, an hrs Described with that visidness and
life that characterize Napoleon and his Manuals"
and Nv ashington and HE Generals The friends
Of Hsvelock's family have placed in bis hands ma
teriak that no other persons in the country
obtsin. some Of them could not be furnished in
England, and MIR. Headley was compelled to send
u inAia - mAks the collections complete.
The ardent young soldier, the unccmpromsing
Christian, and the incom pArabe general, taken
up In succsssion while around each 10 grouped the
siupendons scenery, the oriental magnifcenee, and
the tremendous battles that have characterized the
canpaigps Of the Engiish army in India.
j ust received nj
OGDEN BROWNELL CO.'S
CIrY BOOK SroRx,
Aug17d 81 Main-st.
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JONEFH BLECHsy.
&C = . N 8 a O a !.
No. l9S Main-st., bet. 9th ana 9th.
sIsHE Ladies and Gentlemen 81 the city Who v;sh
70 get plate Of good Jeo-Cream, are invited
TO call on Jes. Blech. He viii have three or fo,,r
Kinds every day, and also fresh Strawberries
All order Tor ioe-cream promptly filed on the
Keokut, june lss, 1859
III nHDs. BROWN f,lj94R
N i5bbls. Re boiled. Molassps
10 = sugar-H oure srrpD.
Crushed sugar,
5 q Powdered do
!. Orlesyls, Refined and Clarified snynrs
rsoefyIsg this morn ing per steamer Wsrsaw sn1
Tor ssie low for cUh, BY
July lid KELLOGG BIRGE,
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4Q00 THE SUBSCRIBERS WISH TO EN-
WoOVs PLox IN active m reliable man in each
section Of the state to travel and take orders for
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
by sampies With salary Of $500 TO $500 per
year payable monthly. For samples and particu
lars apply to, or address, nciosing stamp for return
Postsge. CARY 4 SMITH,
Tobscoonists,
auE17d5t No. 3I2 Pearl street, New York
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-09

eel illustration Of To proteet'oe .
Democratic Administration aisords to
nsturalIzed citizens, s0d ssys that Mr..
Strsus was 10 that city aud would
,ub,tantiste the truth Of the annexed
statement:
fvr,o the Lexington Ky ssstes.sn
Simon Stsaus, Of this city, left the
domains OF Austria before be had rem
iered the military service imposed by
the laws Of that government on every
citizen. He came TO the United States,
was naturalized, and few months ago
returned 70 Austria. He was there
summoned to appear, on three days
notice, for military services. tie i'm
medisteIy reported himself to the
United States consul, who received
him az an American citizen, aud did
protect him rs much. Mr.. Straus had
90 more trouble.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-09
HO0TETTER,S
8 TO NJ ACH BITTERS!!!

Ia view Of the fact thst every member Of the hu-
man family 10 more or less subjected TO some CON.
paint besides Immune rable other conditions lfe
which, BY the assistance OF little knowie fge ex.
ercise OF common sense, they be able 20 10 regu-
late their habits Of diet, and With the assistance Of
good tonic. secure permanent health In order to
accomplish this desired object, the true coarse to
pursue 10 certainly that which will produce nstu.
raj state Of things ~ the least hazsrd OF vital
strength and life for this end Or Hostetter has
PRODUCED TO this country preparation tearing bis
name, which st this day Is not new medicine. bot
one that has been tried fer ysers, giving satisfaction
70 Ill who have used Il. The bitters operate p9wer-
n y upon the stomach bowels and liver, restoring
them 70 .althy and vigorous sctlon, and thus y
ne simple process q STRENGTHENING nature, easb.e
the system to triumph over disesse
vor the cure Of DyGpeptis, Indigestion, Nausea,
blatslency, Loss OF Appetite or any Bilious Com.
paints, arising from morbid iuscsiou Of the otoa-
Cholera Aorbus, TO-, these BitssSs have 10 equal
Diarrh0s dyssntsry or aux. 20 generally con-
eraete' By new settlers, snd ceastd principaiy ~
The change Of water and diet. vii BE- speedily rsu,a.
ted BY brief use Of this preparation. Dyspepsia,
disease which y probably more prevalent, when
taken In ell u. sosas, than any other. che ssass q
which may always be attributed TO d'rsngem-nts OF
s:.a S.sr1; 81 q @ ts y
per directions a. the bottle. For thls disease overI
pAysieian Will recomms nd Bic era Of some kind, thss
Why N use On article known 70 b ntaIlib 81 Bve-
~ county hsvs their biteess Of dis
eose and strengtheotng Of the sySeD ID geessl and
suoag them I'll there z not to b found more
healthy peop,e than the 0srmaus, from whom this
preparation smsnated. based upou scentiAc experi.
mats Which has sltsaded - sdvsare the destloy q
this great psspsraea - ~ nedicai scale Of Ss.-
esos.
PrvsR AHp Aeus-This trying and prsyosins
disease, which Ax ~ rsssnieas sresp q Is bsas
Of nan. Eeducing hin - 0ers shadow q sAeIt
spece Of tine sad rsndesng him phyvicauY and -.
tsl!y us:s.: e.o = Ss1ssss1 - dsyse s,@ s4s
HrTTER4 purthAr. AnH of IL nhnVn $500 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-09

-" HARVEST HONE" tEsrIvAL.-1t
il proposed to have . grand display
on the first day of our forthcoming
County Fair by the farmers OF this
county. A procession Of farmers
wagons, appropriately decorated, will
march through the city to the Fair
Grounds, where . cold collation. will
will be served to everybody who
chooses to partake.-Muscatine Jour
nal.
Blackberries are very plenty all por-
tons Of the State this year.
The Muscatine Enquirer says that
the entire pauper account including
poor house expenses Of Muscatine
County for the past year was $l,277.
County orders are worth one hundred
cents on the dollar, and not one dollar
OF County orders out.
The Waukon Transcript is the title
Of q new paper just started at Wankon,
Allamakee county, on the ruins Of the
Allamakee Herald, by Thomas Il. Nc
EIroy, Esq. 1t professses neutrality
and independence in politics.
The Sioux City Register Of the 2sth
ult. says that the County Judge
troubles have broken out anew. 1t
says that on the Monday previous, J.
Elwell, Justice Of the peace, at Scar
gant's Bluff issued . writ Of replevin
upon the oath Of J. l.. Campbell, and
took . portion Of the books and pa
pers from Mr.. Field, although a suit
Of the same character was pending in
the District Court. 1t is stated that
it is Csmpbell's intention now to with
draw the quo sOarranto on file, expect
ing to retain possession Of the books
until January, - there will not be an
other term Of Court until February
The books are now not to be found.
The Public Records have been convert
ed into "hidden treasures"