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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-26

OOG1As
ER ON Tl1E NEW YORK AND EARM.
lNGTON COAL MINES,
WH0LKSALE and retail. Acknowisdged BY
w all b be the best lows Coal.
This superior Coal delivered Mt Warsaw and AL
exandris. in lots Of 200 buaheb and upwards, at
low rates. Once on Thirdstreet, near Main.
aug26-d r. T. PLATT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-26
metropolitan Hotel,

ChlCAGOs AAG11NO1S.
vT,HIS ATge and we'll furnish "a Hstel ceuta lining
i 100 rooms, has recently changed hAads~-A. Il.
Gates retiring aud B. II. Skinner succeeding him.
J. W. Mason still rematns - 6np4Yintendent.--
Both Messrs. skinner and Mason arc wall known
throughout the western nouAtry - gentlemen OF
experience In hotel keeping, and other assurancs
s necessity that the Metropolitan will bs sendsst
Cd in manner deserving the p tronAge of the pub
lc Board $l.50 per day.
JnlvIA119A B sEgHsftf "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-26

GP1Eksk EA I'm CH. ENGLlSA DIU.
- TIONARY for sais By
sspso OdDEN, BRoWNELL4 co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-26
ED DWARD DEANS,
RAP,ER AND TAILOR,
Second-st, between Main and johnson streets.

g@ KROKUKs IOWA.
LIVERY dsssription Of Cloth. snd CAuimsres
IL SSpststtly pn hand and cut and made up into
garments h 'Hetyls nnfurpAsaed in the city.
NsR-~6AtS Chshlh9 cut and nade n the latest
and bsss bttsss.s [dsc3o-dlyl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-26
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Infuenxa. Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump.
tioi,, and for the relief Of COnsumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide Is the field Of it's usefulness and so nu-
merous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds IN persons pub
licly KNOWN who have been restored ffoLp ~ aiming
and even desperate diseases OF the lungs by It's
use. When once tried its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what anudote 70 employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of tue
pulmonary organs that are incident TO our ciimatc
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained irands by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures toosnumerous and too remarkable 70
be forgotten.
DIR. j. e. AVER e. co.
LOWELL, MASS.
BARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO., Ksokuk.
j. II. REED CO., Chicago,
BARNARD CO., st. Louis,
SURE, ECKsTE1N 4 CO., Cincinnati,
Wholesale Agents,
And Agents in every town in tho United States
myl6dAwly
Elno WalCh RepAtFlnE.
fTvHE snbscriher being obliged 70 make . chAngs
In tho WArCn RKPAIRIno DEPAarAEST, has So
sured the services Of competent workman-one
who un1srstanls his business thoroughly. dreat
care vill be taken with al work entrustsd 10 my
care. and the work warranted 70 give satisfaction.
1As Repairing Of Clocks, J<Deiry, &C., also the
manA featuring Of goods Of every description shall
receive my personal attention, and warranted.
p. S.-Work OF all kinds not giving perfect sat-
s)acsio., will 10 promptly adjusted BY eAtling on
the subscriber, at No. Estes House
AnriI6-dAw SAM'L g. BRIDGES.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05
Scfumufirtncioru9c
Ser ~,Yprtid>ritt!

Nttt ccu Stcamcrn |, Btcr 6aprtcn,
Grbicltc ShrCitcr r;ci,s iriitc Sprtcn;
Sir Nit unp Sung TAR Minntcrler.
&bcr. GaHcr, 3ut,r, G0rcplorc.
9~tNlicnrn. 3mctlhcn tcltc 9Goarc;
Sam NouNg,br0ud, Drum fcbrrt elm.
Nuh Y(rbl. 6ctt, &uttcr, Shtnt;u,
&1ic, ptrrtn4c, eruuf tauu man %trinttn;
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%trmllrlii, Nacarpui, Oil uup vtbter,
Surltrn. elmer. Sclen ltc9rn aufSclhthttt
Sum GtrtIui, lir @rpb unp &lrin.
Der Mttulh mNtt tdglh nruc Sabncn,
Irntt ltcto IN 6prtIdrltt. an ptr Ntnrn
Der &Iufmunn i%prculirt prm Niprsrut in etc Nudb:;
Gr 1T bcpIht fur lcine &unrcn,
Ocutt 1ilcmol, mas mag bonn muupcn?
DC 9uSmNbl lit gtlthcp'n,
Shr nero 70 wIrtlidl icbu.
&rmmt tomfct tiui9r frilhc Haarc
ilnp oam't ltItrFt c~r9ctenit c,nsclarrn
!. y. yuts.
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'itnen. Spbn serbia
rtNcn u. Sthaoe IrirI.
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T,ucr MiUb llapcu

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btli8 anSScfu!rt. Teyooturtn prompt uuo biuia.
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s. Y. Slider. Ma:.
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WATSON s. BAYLY,
SCfcntlidc Weriht5- QuwIltc.

tmpIthIcn itl 'r @nnobme aDcr 3cdtSfiUr, cc bel ben G,L
tlHiin Ger @tNci 9t'tnlorb Une ben GauntY Gpuricu sps
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nr INT GCmmiltpucr in Gaduccro.
samuel I. &ooI0 1T Gpmmjiicrcr Of uuitrh et,.ca
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NNIar. SnW; S0ntltrafr. in @oSNin's NaQ.
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II ltpcrtdFiua

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miro prompt btlOrGt. Eraurie VSnkr
Vrnaritr.. GGC Der :tcu StrN
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Yer Undergraduate bat iriucn neusjuNcrihtrteu Sturc
an Der Gdc Der 6trn unc Sro0rlhaBc iprtcu nit cinrm
rsitrn uno 0ritmndpolcu Eager alter in ciucm Iru
PROFESSIONALISM HortrmmCnrcr 9lrtrtI mjcrcr crGiinct.
rc or. 10 or nur NrSen Su0r ecFauit bat, III 1ugcrit
biiiScn Nrciicn pcrtnuit. BUR Nndtat crrIntrn Iarrt
frCunnlid,lt Gin q. vi. Irnhoum
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Wall Street Lager-Bier-SaIo,

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iimIt Aals' S5clGsne, SaroinS N. mcrrcn iitts irtumS,
WI S'"VF''N'' U"o H'iiEt nm 9%encisttn 3upru,t.
Nm. y. Sh6ubrru
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Dampiihifiabrt sm'ihcn Mthmeuo IL. Netp q

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lhlft ,,S0mcStrp.l" uno ,,Htoanrfc" merocu bcur rciir]
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NaliI9cpgcio nad Nprfolf 50. 90.
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.. II. CHALKLEY.

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ron franiGliihcm ,&%albIcprr,
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IVHIIW y h Il NJ N {.
NrS. y. S'Wmonn, Mtorihau- StraEc,
inlldcn Der 3trn unp 6tcn.
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o. Observation-Disclosures tNnn. l2Hh
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en- Ntthrtrn erutlden Qublilum ii furp. han an Der cdr
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SSN"gs; N'r'o.r', Srcns unb Strluhhlrjtcn. and, oIiryb,rs
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S'""'' l'"e, innfn 1renahm5ipriit btlig Ycrfauicli II sbnutu
SN0op II. Gcmp., Gdc Der 3. IL. Nrrabiir.
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SMf III R1Ptn ut. Guncm 'cdpi iNt rcuhcn %ciun iUtt frcurcliht
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Cabinet Maker

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cen btlli9itsn lrcurn scrtauft.
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NEW NJ ARkET I

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0cm rcUcrrtn Nublfum mirb ticicS ncu tirocrid,trtr !Sc,rr ~.
items tmprrhlCn. %~Icidirtij9 cInubcu lh rr ljutr ;cihnctcn. and,
cas- bttlgc Nuhlttum III ptttr,nl Scluh ir ! OcitmntYpu cirnr.
tthleieh Eriole lrCIurltnlt ttniui0bcn, wUClbl man itciS r0S bite
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nurN inbcn MIN. @outrr II Wnknrrt
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Tcucr= uub Standardization,

Ucrcr= NIB Ni Standardization;
Der
Virginia Fire & Marine Insurance COMPANY
bic Gin Srno She capital urn 5000 900 telfst
UNI i'm Sabre 1882 purh Die WcIeBacbuu1
BON SirSinicn ~ctnsciest murpc.
SerIdcrun9cn ircroen burdD bicfc atc Grnroorjc crt6riT, urtc-
Den 9%unltt9tcn Stoin9ungCn ecgcu f5cucrr up SSaiIcrithonrn IN
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betrcfrnbcn NuSSablurgen prompt ecleitct. '" 1t"
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-06-22
Root Crops for Stock Feeding.

We beg agaiu to remind our readers, par
ticularly those who are engaged in dairy and
stock farming, to appropriate full amount
OF land to root-growing. Carrots, heets,
tnrnips parsnips, may all be raised With
profit, wherever stock is to fed. For horses.
carruts are invaluable, For milk cows, they
not ory furnish milk of superior flavor,
butter Of fine color and odor, but, when used
hs a portion of their food, they guarantee a
.lealthtul condition. The power of the poetic
ncid of the carrot to gelatinize all vegetable
matter held in solution in the stomach, puts
its contents in such a condition that the per-
istaltic motion Of tue intestines can manage
il. Flstulencs Is prevented, and thorough
digestion secured. The dung of the horse,
fed partly on carrots, never contains the un'
,iecomposed shell of the oat, nor large amounts
of starch unappropriated; and it is for this
reason that bushel of oats, and bu'hel OF
carrots will do more for the horse than two
bushels Of oats and not because the carrot
contains as much fesh-naking material as the
oar, but because it causes all tue fleSh-lnakine
material of the oat to be appropriated, in
stead of being vcided with the excretia. Fol-
cows and oxen, other roots may occa'ionailv
he substituted with profit, as variety, TO al
animals, is pleasing in their food; and no one
root should be so continuously used. Stree
the introduction of rulplug machines, pulrec
roots mixed with cut hay, cut straw, anc
other cheap material, add much to the econo
nv of the farm as we'll as to the health O
the cattle.-Working Farmer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-06-22
Beech Island Is. c. farmers Club.

We had the pleasure of attending the April
meeting of this Association, and were, as
usual, much interested in the proceedings.
The question for discussion was upon the
comparative economy Of soiling or pastursng
cattle and other domestic animals-and incl
dentally the making and application of ma,
nure, &C., &c. 1t seemed to be the general
sentiment uf the members, that so'ltag was,
in most cases, far more profitable than pas
turing, and that well-Saved and properly-ap'
piled Stable or barn-yard msrtare is cheaper
and better than any Of the commercial fer
tilizers of the day. Much valuable informa'
ton was elected during the progress OF the
discussion, and many suggestive remarks
thrown out; and the good influence OF the
Club Is becoming every day more and more
apparent. Since its formation, new spirit
of inquiry and enterprise has sprung up ana
spread itself over large district Of country
and the desire for progress and improvement
is perceptbly: increasing.
ply good vinegar, rubbing it well to the skim
Two applications day are sufficient. | have
always found it sure preventive and Ger.
tain cure. If the legs have become cracked
and sore, apply the vinegar freely and ada
piece of copp. ras the size Of common hicko'
~ nut to quart Of vinegar.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-06-22
farnlers Mtiistellal>p
Functions Of the Slave.

We agree in the views of cotemporary,
that the true functions of the slave are menial,
or are to be exercised in the fields. He says:
1t is time the people Of the South should
look into the matter with all eye single to
their interest and institutions; it is time the
mechanics themselves should think of eleva-
ting the standard of mechanic arts, and re-
fuse to teach negroes trades; it is time public
sentiment should be awakened to the enor-
nifty OF the wrong thus imposed upon me-
chancal genius by such a policy; it is time
that reform should be commenced in this
matter, and it is time we should begin to un-
derstand tho ruinous consequence to the IN
stitution Of slavery which must result in the
persistent policy Of learning negroes mechanl-
cal trades.
If we ever expect to be independent of the
North, it is absolutely necessary that we
should elevate the standard of the mechanic
arts and to do this, negro competition and
negro ascendency must be prohibited, and
wite talent employed in promoting that ve-
ry much wished-for desideratum. We be-
lievo that the institution Of slavery is moral
II and divinely right; We believe that the
condition Of the negro is elevated to de-
gree. by being held in bondage and slavery,
which be never could attain in his native
wlds, under any circumstances whatever;
and for his good and the interest of our peo-
plc, we would see the institution OF slavery
perpetuated to the last day and generation,
and for that reason we would urge the neces-
sity of instituting every precaution to sus-
tain it.
Thus, in placing the negro i'll competition
with white ,nechanics-a superior iDtellec'
tual power-we drag the latter down to a
level With the former, and the consequence
is, to smue extent, and we arc sorry to:say
it, regarded by sorue as being no better than
the former. This is well calculated TO breed
discomfort and hatred on the part OF the
white mechanic, and make him an enemy to
an institution which should be the means of
promoting the interests Of the very pursuit
In which he is engaged. This Iolicy also
creates a spirit of antagonism between the
rich and poor, from the fact that the rich
thus array capital against labor-clevate the
negro at the expense of the poor white me-
chanic-De BOWS Review.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-06-22

To CURE SrRArcHEs.-Wben the horse
comes in at night, his legs should be washed
clean and rubbed as dry as may be, then ap..
We have long regarded the Beech Island
Club as model organization Of its kind, and
upon revisiting it after an absence Of some
N onths, we were rejoiced to find no abate-
ment of the zeal or spirit which has ever
characterized its members. May it live and
flourish, until there is not a quilted hillside,
barren old field or undrained swamp within
a hundred miles of the Club House; and may
Planters and Farmerseverywhere throughout
the South speedily form and sustain hosts OF
similar ssociations.-Southern Cultivator.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-06-22

ITEMS FOR HorsE-kEEPERs.-Do' every
thing in its proper time. Keep everything
in it's place. Always mend clothes before
washing.
Alum or vinegar is good to set colors Of
red, green or yellow.
Sal Soda will bleach very white; one
spoonful is enough for kettle of clothes.
Save your suds for garden and plants, or
to harden yards when sandy.
A hot shovel held over yarDished furniture,
will take out white spots.
Ribbons of any kind should be wsshed 10
cold sospsuds and not rinsel. =,
IF your fat irons are rough rub theu well
with fine salt, aud it will make them smooth.
II you are buying carpet for durability,
choose small figures.
Scotch snuff put on the holes where cr'ck-
cts come out, will destroy them.
A gallon Of strong ley put in barrel of
hard water, will mako it as soft as ram
Ebter.