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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-15
Facts In Dentistry


Desires to sAli the speciAl attention ef th0se who
b rial - preserve Asir Tse.h a the following
ll1] IF ACT 81 Y. !
4. The skiii Of the Dsntist sa seen In hAsssccsss
In preserving the nAs urai orgass.
nj. Teeth than Affected viii y & dsssy ~.s v sss.nd.A
To In Season A& 80 8#Mtat@ h8fsSA
Nv. Timely and skillful Allisg With psrs gold
u : csfsin reAs1y for dcsay. A.s.F.4l...
v. II is q serious neglect 10 wait Tor tooth-ach
10 drive the su6srcr to Dcntist.
VI. Tartar destroys Teeth ard duns, without
the agency Of decay. aS.1.
VII. Many suffer fer years with Neuralgia Of
the fac !, stomach and lungs, from no other cause
than Ssi 7sseA. aessseYn sra
vIII. Bad Teeth disAgure the eosaten4nee, Inc
health, distract the nerves, and with good ma
DIR. IN0nRsoLL
Performs all operations on Tia Teeth and Gums,
oorrscts irregularities d ths Tseth, inserts
Ar TIFICI Al TIT
Of the Beat Style and Ffnish,
Puts In Artificial P1lAees end OAtsrssors for cleft
Believing that the bsst operations In Dentistry
are the safest and therefore the cheApost and most
satisfactory both 70 the operxscr md pAtient DR..
I. does not osr any particular fndncanen In the
are Of those Who prefer ia sssf operations. sndcap
apprsciats the necesaary care and skill IN pro-
1ncing thsm.
| An examination Of specimens both Of Artificial
Teeth and Of very beautiful Hllings Of crysa Gold
Fe5i, N Invited H5 8tA~a7A6Nc
- Prices for fun set of Teeth, from SIS to
4fT5. Examination OF the Teeth without charge.
DxxsAL koons--Cornsr u Third aAd Main sts.,
ossr Rtx, Hale. 4. co.A Bank, Ksokuk. io.a-
Easranos on Third-st. dscl Mawlyl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-15

GEM NAN SOAP.
aOU jsxd KELLOGG 4 BIHHE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-15
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A MARONsS, on SecNmd.DtFeet.
~ is the only place that you can get good aair
twist Rides, and Colts Revolvers 1t 4l5 : piece.
rnch8odly 3H4 ts
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
For the Commonwealth.
THE SABBATH.


..IIail Sabbath Thee l hail thcpoor mans day."
1t will be found, on an investigation OF
Gods moral laws. that they have in view
no less the we'll being Of his creatures, than
the advancement of his own glory. Take,
as an illustration, the institution OF the
Sabbath; word derived FROM the Hebrew,
and siguifying rest On this day the Jews
were commanded to abstain from all man
ner of work, except that of necessity and
mercy, that they might thereby conform
to the laws of God X; because he sin Six
DAYS created the heavens and the earth,
aud rested the seventh day." The word
rest, hero evidently means as applied to
Deity, cessation from labor. We are not
to suppose that the Creator was by any
IN a0s exhausted by his work of creation
Not so with man; his constitution or
physical ability is such thar bis endurance
is limited so much SO, that in all parts OF
the earth when climatic influence permits
man to Labor to the best advantage in
sub during the earth, God has kindly pro-
yIicd him with shorter intervals Of repose
or rest by the grateful vicissitudes Of day
and night
SO much for the physical man; but equal
ly important is it that the moral man
should be fully developed, -hence the 10
,titution of the Sabbath day in contra
distinction from might that the soul to he
benefited by cessation from worldly
labors and cares should not only rest the
exhausted body, in which it dwells, bu
also have all its faculties fully awake tina
it may be enabled to contemplate th'
orious works OF God, as spread before it
iii bis creation.
1 70 the mere wording the institution Of tn
) SabbatuA should be regarded aslsf prima ar.
Importance, without il, man would 500
deierorate, and all things run into con
fusion. Is it not strange that in the fac
of this wise provision of God for the we
fare of his creature man, we see the foe
who has said in his heart there is no God,
striving to blot out the Sabbath day; nc
ouly 20 but you see men ipgrave legislaiy
, bodies, soothing at the idea of any "highei
= law" than human constitutions, and des
Grating Gods Holy Sabbath by the
drungeu orgies, falsely called sessions
Just in proportion as Gods laws are di
y regarded, SO man sinks in the scale
\ social being witness the crime now abrot
IS in our land, and deny my premises If y
y can.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

ring CITY not many miles distant from Phhadel'
phia. WIS piedisposed 10 This evil To show the
haseoesq Of this mnn's heart and the tight, 1t any
az hud to Islander anoiler, we will commence
with his carly life. The frat We roe Of him IS
his ny wing his undisided attention to the daugh'
Ter OF a very respectable family. mutual al
tnchment springs up between them, they arc ninr-
ried. Thus you see, a iuau whose previous p''si'
ton in society was entirely buried in obsoury,al
once rnins foothold for higher position, aud
through Ignorance, IL may be, not appreciate ihe
C ,udeacension his companion, has had
LOT him. Reader when you sec person gam
what position he has 10 this way, should he not be
the last one To speak against those who have ever
occupied better social position, and have claim
10 higher rank and station in liie2 How much
hammer would tho heads of families render those
around them, il they would ia a measure attend
10 their own domestic affairs, and study to see ~
what why they can add to the huppir css of thell
nv = domestic circle. | would not leave this sub
ect here without casting glance AT the contaml.
mating influence which the husband nnt
father has ovcr those fostered by his care.
knew wife, mother, Who would have onr'
scorned to speak III Of any one, even fshe khcN
aupln against their characters. The husoin'
was slnnderer Of the basest die, his influence
upon her, (although she was a follower OF TN
meek and iowly Jesus) soon led her into the sam
vicious paths, until itwa almost impossible Tor ne
4 to speak well of any one yet her arttal smile
4 won her many warm friends. and wbo in thell
b. presence, they were led to believe her model
! amiabily. Alas how soon time changed mos
! who we're once warm friends to bitter enemies,
a Tins she had become contaminated by one VII
!. should have elevated her mind ubove such lo'
}. despicablc things. II is in most cases the INN
v cent who suffer from the slandering tongue Ito
e many heart has been suddened--how many
o fond hope crushed-by the tongue Of those WI
II are professors of religion and should sci an exam
= P'S ~ "''s : J.E. WESTON.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
LETTER FROM NEW CASTLE.

We tske the following from the Chester, (Pa)
Republican -
Moses Pennock, the Inventor of the Revolving
Horse Rake-Patcnt Laws. &c,
Mr.. walier--In perusng your issue of the
llth ull., my attention was directed 10 an article
over lhe signature "Cestria," treating chiefly OF
some OF the inventors inventions, and mechani ms
oil his Chester county. was parti' nlar y
pleased with that portion of e communication
which accredited Ia Masses Pennock, OF kenneil
Square, Pa, The inyentlon OF that Invaluable far
mer's assistant, the Revolving Horse Rake. That
slosen Pennock isvohied and received from the
United STATES Patent Office the Il ST letters patent
ever issued therelrom for such rake, believe,
has long since become as much matter of hist
ny with those familiar with that department
American industry, MS that he was the first to
modcrnlze and adapt Die Grain Drill to the wants
ofihe American farmer. | also believe "CcsIra"
is correct in saying, @The first reissue patent
under United States Patent Laws was to the sud
Moses Pennock, for The self.same Revolving Rake
Iie however, is in error as 10 the relation Of the
" re ISSUE and or einal patents. The terms are
issue" nd aextensioa" are not Synonymous in
their patent Specification. The reissue patent is
granted alone by authority of tic Commissioner Of
Patents. It's obeci, -the protection Of the patent
from the disadvantage of an insufficient or deiec-
tive specification, or claim, and is granied in evil
dence of nadveftency, accident, or mistake, with
out my fraudulent or deceptive intention
To secure an amended, or Reissue patent, II il
necessary, formally, to surrender back to The Fat
ent Office the original (nvalid) patent. The re
issue always substituting the original in date ant
per cd ofexisence . rts
The exlension' Of patent is exactly what
purpor!sru -s--~-sssil- Or- extension of In
existence Of ks5at for term ofseyen year
from and alter pir.ion OF its present being
either by aarhuFt; a sStle Commissioner of Pal
ents or by spte,g.-aSdg OCCASIONAL legislation. =
I, The COMMISSIONER OF patents has jurisdiction
in but one and The FIRST exlensioni while Cungres
: has never, believe, interviewed its power excel
III granting second or alter extensions,
= lnconcusion allow ine to revert to the ''rake
i question in our Smic, (Dslawure) In this Stat
The Revolving Rake has only been known a
. The Johnson Rake" This l. doubtless frni
the f,cl, as have heard Mr.. johnson hinlsc
say, that at an early perod aiter said raAe "
i patented he purchased OF Moses Pennuck the q
elusive right to inike and sell them in this Stat
i and ii mistake mol, for parts Of the Stale of NJ
y ryllnd adlacent.
h Mr. Juhrson j now the senior member Of III
l. ira Of WIN Johnson g. Co.,, Of Newark, Dsl
!, where the same rakeA ure still manufacture
II largely They also build the Manney Reaper.
n - 1. OBSERVER.
= Nrw Casilc. Dell Feb. %, 1859,
-
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
Great Advertising Medium

Our advertising columns groan with the
favors Of our friends and others who wish
to give publicity to their wares, merchant
disc, &c. The circulation of "The Conn
mouwealth'' is onward and upward. Ad-
vsrtisers begin to appreciate the benefits
accruinp from our immense circulation.
The increase the past year is unparalleled
in the history Of the press of Delaware, and
should we continue to increase IN the same
ratio for a few months longer We shall have
the largest circulation. Advertisers loof
to your interest.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

EXACTLY So.-Tbe Gazette of vest r.
day publishes short article touching the
shooting Ct Bryant by Mccoy and con-
eludes as follows;
"McGoy never ought to have been ap.
pointed Constable. lie had been drink
ing for years to excess; and we presu me
never would have been appointed had
thsre been good men ready to take the
Office. He got the appointment We are
told after many promises not TO drink al
terwsrd.--No man whose nerves are affect.
ed by the excessive use of liquor should
be allowed to hold such an ofice--ar,us
are dangerous in their hands whether they
are likely to use them Intentionally or not
and we have always believed that the
shooting Of the boy at Brandywine BY this
same Mccoy vas occasioned BY the un
steadiness OF bis hand. The boy, how
ever 10 we'll and at work, Notwithstanding
hs carries bullet in or near his brain
We nope that the result Of this appoint
ment Of an incorporate debauche to office
will be a warning to future courts, 10
truth the Office of constable is SO degraded
that few good men will have it, IN this
city. Constables are needed. aud salaries
should be added to the office sufficient to
make it desirable by more respectable and
tfiicient men," ..4aeg
These sentiments viii 6ud response
iu the bosom Of every right-tbinking man
We commend them TO the attention o.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
DIE lIfTBIa Tx y ~
hlDGEWlY HOUSE,
Foot of Market street,


-, THE subscriber respectfully informs his r1ends
Eg.ii and the public generally, that he has recently
E.i;I fitted up the above establishment, with all the
modern improvements making II one Of the best ventls
ted and comfortable hotels IN the city. The alterailony
and have been made under the supernsend
enee Of the Inspector OF buildings and architect VII
stands al the head Of his profession. This~houyr =
open as heretofore, for PERMANENT AND TllA
SENT BoARDERs, and no effort will be spareAlf d
Proprietor give satisfaction 10 all those who way
him with their patronage.
The health Of the Proprietor being fuliy aesies,
will always be found at home ready and Milling ts
minister TO the wants Of his patrons assisted by a. %
modatng clerks and domestcs. There shall be ne Ia
Of attention on my part accommodate my friend -
the public. Baggage wagons will be always found at
door in readiness 10 convey the baggage Of his que
nnd from the West Jersey, and Camden & Atlantic I'd
roHd Depots, free ofcharge
The mercantile and travelling community will I'm
hotel adeslrnbleplaee for comfort cleanness and
All the luxirfs Of the will be found on the t
the bar will be found well stocked with the choees VII
and Liquors, and the most choice brands Of Segar.
Grateful for past favors, the undersigned hopes by sc
attention the comfort Of his guests meritand receive
from generous and discriminating public, liberal fhtrs
OF their patronage.
ort Q7-tf WILLIAMS
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12


What is moro calculated to make Us despise q
person than 10 know he il pos esscd with a SIAN
dcring tongu9$-.-}ilat lrait Is so base and how
as lhisl Nouc. And how often does 1t come
from those, who. did they search their ow he nts
would find more cquuwion there than IN those
whom they afegvia usy in trying to injufe. A
motto of nine has always been to speak well Of a
person, until | have reason 10 speak differently.
The gaib of religion is loo often used as Il cloak
10 obscure tho propensity Of this evil. have
seed those suffer from the malicious ionguuc Of
The slanderer BY one wisse heart was but one core
of corruption. And this person had m reality
claim for position in suriely, being Of obscure
birth and not possessed with rare intellect and
that in The most dormant stale Of cultivation. II
is TOO olen the cas9 that the slanlcrcr is one who,
il he occupy any position 10 soeiet., has gained
tins by ,herbigh sAgnding Of Tho family he may be
connected with H
A case of Ills kind once came under my own
observation. A dian (not worthy the lille Of
genIlsmun) residing in quiet little mAnuiaeiu'
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
Tn Press
GROBE'S NEW METHOD
FOR TEE
PIANO FORTE.

Eexx- THE undersigned publishers beg leave
l2tzzf43sti 10 announce that the method above men.
" Il utioned will be issued in the month Of
a good instruction book for the Piano hns long been
wanting, and MIR. CHARLES GnoBE has performed The
labor in getting this up in most admirable and
satisfactory manner. II will prove itself to be one Of
the most valuable guides in the instruction of the art
OF Playing the Piano.
Considering the authors weli-knuwn and long unre
uniting devotion the task of elementary teaching
we have strong to hope that the public are now
to be furnished with thorough. Atematic, progress
sive aud entertaining method for the Piano.
We can confidently recommend II to teachers and
pupils as better adapted the purposes OF elementary
Instruction than any others with which we are &C
quanted.
The plan pursued in this work is substantially the
same that developed IN Oendrois m-thod OF teach
ing languages II commences with The simplest eie'
menta. The progress made will be gradual so thai
every step will be perfectly intellgole, and be rend-
cred Of positive value to the public. Every difficulty Is
met with singy and after thsronsh
This method will undoubtedly. provide teacher,
vita we'll dgested progressive, and entertninina
plan by which sound and correct knowledge Of Tia
OF playing the Piano may he acquired, with cqiE
paratvely little labor, aud in short space VI lne a.
will almost incredible to those who have conhnet
themselves to Of the tedious systems heretofore IL
use.
This work contains ten engraved Agures, illustrating
the different positions OF the hands and fingers
also likeness OF ,he author.
Its typographical accuracy and appearance hay,
been equaed in any musical work that has here
ofore tecn issutdrom the press in this any oihc
country.
The Price of the work viii be 90 so;
bound in cloth, So.
Copies will be sent by mail free Of postage, on the 70
LEE & WALKER, Publishers
The above can be had issued, at the Music
Store of DUFFY IL MILLER, No. 1856 Market street
above 7th, Wilmington Del, where may always b,
found the latest music books, &c feb is-lm.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
Some OF the Evils OF a Financial
Crisis

win IN. ruined merchant the deurecia
NO. es, of ere AMI he many misaries
ats;,, Zee "a MN "a otev ilA med make the more for
tunntc feel for The rocr, Through cola winner irfc
ara slill deeper misorlunes mt below nh"i,iei
Here lies some OF the worst 81 ihp s,ils. nnn ynu
come TO look the fact in the iacei OF NE E,.n' lnan
Of men and womnt--with ianii IS OF ohn,e -vut "
empioymcnt; when the muehineIy o. the 'sc'ul,s u
stilli the silence that prevallsi IN r su NJ
the desolhbons oi suspended labor Aens tnu IBot "
winter, for the poor and needy tstruy heaI'Iennhg
Street hcHgars and professional neHsnls IN RenoIpur
countr, like ours docs Wen ehougi put ~ tss ins
not the deepest sofrows Tue keehest sunAs o. nun
ger Is most ielt by those whom the ni"knN nes W
hnweh with spirit far above begging class OF peo
pie whose enly means of subsistence Is labor and with
plenty of WORK are comparatively harpyi bui when
That labor is suddenly cut OIL and they IRE thrown
upon cold world. and begHaty aud s'afNahoh sl,urs
them In the face then eomes The irins my tiss ie.
very heart-sfings There are many WIDOWS WIN niue
children In their single rooms withnut e Hnost YES
little OF clothing, nni not knoMns Mhrrc 'nu heAt
meo is 10 come iron WINE ihgir liNe panns iny npnl
their witrd and hnll-iAmsh.u uinsss; uid 70 SPY '"
them go into the street nnn beg would Os heSi 10
deai There arr instances ieso,usn VI isu M r,
death mas endeu huletins lNnsr un'a n'E, nue'
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

10 the ladies' OF Wilmington and vicinity, Q
WESLEY PYLE, NO. 70 W. Second street, has
on hand and is making to .rder some very beauti,
ful Caters Boots and Slippers for Ladies and Chill
dren, which he is determined to sell. You had
better call ana see them before buying elsewhere
To the gentlemen Wilmington and vicinity, G
Wesley Pyle, No. II w. second street, will make
as good Boots at as low prices as any other Boo
and Shoe manufacturer in Delaware. CATER
and Shoes Of all kinds on hand, and for sale n
uncommon low prices. Don't forget No. IL Yves
g
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
DIR. Scssseirs New Medical salt,
For lnfiamnatory Disease UnlA
NEW MEDICAL SALT! NEW MEDICAL SALT I
IT Is NOT a CURr-ALL.
Far J17HamMdi0ru Diseases OuiY.

IOT 1UItuWWfffWU i(tHeHSfH oNfJs
DR.. rcGGswELL'snrw MEDICAL SALT. inst la.i
hcinr rented, for all ills has control nvcr hut ont !.
Inns but one nim and accouil,shes hut one Thing 10
Wit -Sublnes Infainmaory Diseases whatever be- -
form nr locality, whether in the heud, thropi, n,-
dnmen. eNtremites or skin.
The pcenlipr excellence OF the NEw MkDfcALSAtT -
that without the useless loss Of blood and sire ngil IT.
eleriually lNfLAMAArDRy DISEASES (no vfhefe1
By producing mn cluilibrnm Of all the hnids ~ ihe
hndy the want oiNhich Is tue sole cause OF inhatup-
iS,Aups TAX, Noricgil-rhe following forms which
the unbalanced nuds assume, and many not hefe nen
tuned. that have more less fever puin, Hs
easily ubdued by the NEW MKniuAL SALT, fire Is
inrllshed by water 70 vii, Brain Fever, Headache
Rush of blood to the Head and Heart, Fis, lninned
| kyes Ears aud Nose cnnker, Neuralgia, spinal AZ
fthons Efyspeias Dront hits, Pleufisy, Asthma, In
tanned Iings mud Liver, HI arhnrn Coughs ,DA srrsn,
Nenerou Diseases, rheumatism, Hont sesott-tr-----
Rheum, and all Itching and other cntnneOus er'ipnrs.
On CosuswntL's NEW MfoiaAL SALT eNeris, like the
vac vine matter. extraordinary influence over the
veins and arteries resulting in gradual decline OF
inflammation as indicated by the pulse, which soon
resumes It's natural state as the heat pain and fever
disappear. .
u III CoaaswElL's Nrw MspioAL SALT does lust what
IL Claims TO do, more-no less, equaiises the fluids
by removing from the system all arteria and venous
distractions Descriptive circular may be obtained
from any Druggist who has this valuable medicine for
sale.
D. c.TAyLoR s. CO., General Agent, cue Dock ST.,
Philadelphia.
Agents wanted in every city, town and village.
$ DR.. Corgswelrs AniiphUgisnc salt.
Acute Packages 81, Chronic Package So 80 Panty
: Packages 81.
should ALWAYS order Chronic Package.
For sale In Wilmington by H. X. & w Dringiurs
q. u. Thomson and W. y. kinsey In New Castle by
!, II johnson; in Newport by ) croasdala 4 Son; ia
il Dover by j, Cowgill X Son ia Camden BIS T. smp
- on; In sniyrnn ny d. Lockwood aud J. p Hnnec ker
Milton by GEE. II. Warren, and in Lewe b, J. u
ons Co. Call or send aud got circular.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
[ESY1HlKIIAY|

Lood Quit GOOD News for A iii
FH7hE never-fsiling MRS. vANHoRN is me pesi
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those who wisly followed her advice arc now rich,
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