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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY
E. r. GlascOck & Co,
EACH SATURDAY IN )

, Houses and Lots South of Broad ST, on High ST.
- do do 10 on College HIN
20 acres on 6ailatin pike . miles out:
lots ON Market street College Hill;
so acres the Lebanon pike;
lots in Hardin's addition;
Is acres on Indi-n creek; (county.)
story business House ON Broad street;
IL lot on Carroll street;
$50 on Browns creek:
1000 do with good Saw Mill on Marrow Bone;
lot on Market street
house and lot Oh North Cherry street;
do do Summer street:
zoo acres near Manchester, Coffee county:
10 lots On Murfreesboro' pike, ~ miles out
80 corner Of Jefferson street, well improved;
loofeet on Harda's pike, improved
100 do Bells addition;
AZ acres on Broad street extended well improved.
fine residence on North College street, No. ll2:
house and lot on Summer street South Of Ash;
do Go McGavOek street, West Nashville
41o acres Paradise Hill, 10 miles out
l brick Store house, Whites creek pike EdgedeId
2 lots corner OF College and DcmumbraDc streets;
/ do No. 80, between Broad and Dcmumbrane.
y OF lot No. los, West Nashville;
houses and lots on Demumbrane street, West
o7,l feet on summer. between Church and Union;
O. en- Brick Church pike, I "a miles out;
lots on jackson street;
three story brick business house on College St
l beautiful residence on the corDeT Of summer and
Mulberry streets:
house anu lot North College St. No. l02;
IS acres Mill Creek, 1 miles out;
40 do White 5 Creek. miles out:
10 do Wood Land, adjoining the above;
so do adjoining Maple Wood, on the West;
100 feet on College street, extended
100 or 200 acres North Of the City, az miles out;
l56 do do do Is miles out;
II lots miles from city OF Memphis;
Various lots IN West Nashville;
That extraordinary water power Duck River
known the old Stone Fort;
Several lots 10 kwing's addition;
los. acres Gallatiu pike, miles cut;
do Middle Franklin pike, zoo yards beyond
the FIRST toll gate,
house and lot, North MAJ ket street;
$50 acres in Robertson county, well improved, u
mile west OF the HOpkinsvie road;
100 feet on Humphreys 81, South Nashville, No.
so ana 81;
3St. feet summer, bottom Church and Broad
So feet ON Broad at, adjoining shelby Medical Col
lrge.
lots on new Franklin Pike, al the mouth OF Rail.
road Tunnel;
Several lots bang and Roberts addition, Edge
Held:
house aud lot corner OF Hohson and Father.
land Edeeneld;
house aud lot on McI-emorc, between Church
and 5goad.
may4-r =. r. GIAscOCK co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-02
LIVERY STABLE.

WIN. T. WRIGHT & CO, would respect ~
w fully inform the citizens of Nashville L@-SS<
and the public generally, that they have Z&-ZA
purchased the well known Livery Stable the stock
and fixtures, form ery occupied by VIM J. Philips, on
Market Street, Jus below the Square.
We have irst-ratc lots and boX-stalls to accommC-
date drovers, and all friends who may favor US
with their patronage.
We pledge ourselves to give satisfaction in all cases.
We have a large number of fine Saddle Horses and
ne Buggies hire at all times.
The factis, do not intend ben gsUrpassed byany
Stable in the Southern country. Come along and see
for yourselves
reb3-ly WIN. T. WRIGHT & co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-02
Sick Babies Wanted.

fINHE numerous deaths among young children.
show that the powerful medicine usually pres
crbsd for them suited Tor their weakly condi.
ton. The best F.brlfage IN the warld for children
rom one day 90 i've years OLD b The
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-02

UNHE following Scheme will be drawn by Wood Eddy
Co, Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery in
each of their Single Number Lotteries for JUNE,
1859 at AUGUSTA, Georgia, in public under the su
perintendence of Commissioners.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-02
Transportation.
N o T &c E.
Nashville and Chattanooga II. r.

@ s - 81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-02
Chi,aren's CaYriages,

TrST renewed large lct % ChilcFsn's CArrsaess,
aneiy nnshed "a hich ain be saie than ever
ssss MACKENZIE nINeHIS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-27
Original NotRG0.
- ntn - Az fltn~~-

-sa a.#A Original Notice. "a
To Dsniel ,kAgan and Mary O'Rsgan his wife !:
VrOU and each OF you are hereby notified that
thsre ID now on hle In the once Of the Clerk
Of tho District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ut Fort
Madison, . pstition Of Martha BsA&crd claining
Of you the foreclosure Of . morteAgs on lot in
Block 18S in The CITY Of Keoksk, Lee county Iowa:
said mortgage having bern made and delivered by
you to the sAid EtaA0rd 70 secure tho payment of
note 70 him given And nsds payable BY Daniel
O'Rsgsn ninety days from February 4, 1850, tthe
date Of said aote md ,nortgagc), for the sum Of
nifty dollars; sid position praying for Judgment
against said Daniel Regain for sAid sam WITH i'm
terest from May 4th, 1850, and that said realty
may be sold by special execution in pay there
Of that all equity Of redemption OF defendants Be
forever foreciosed and barred. and for general
lief.
Now therefore unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before the second day of the
next term Of said court, 70 begin on the ira Men
day Of December, 1852. judgment will be rsn0srsd
AeAinsk you thsr1n1 pro .confAoc.
n CURTIS, 0ILLA0RE = CURTIS,
Aug. Is, l83o~<w Soils. for Petitioner.
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J1aGes
We are authorized TO announce the name
az General o. Hintoa, - IN Independents
Democratic candidate for the ONCE Of County
Judge for Sonora sounty.-lSonora County
journal.
Ten years ago, certain General 0. Hin
ton was an extensive mail contractor in the
State OF Ohio and was detected in the most
astounding mail robberes ever brought to
light in the United States. He WAS arrested
and escaped, and for months eluded the VIZ.
ilanoe of our officers, Notwithstanding the
most thorough pursuit ever made in that
country. The whole police system OF the
State was aroused, rendering il impossible
for him to pass from its borders. After sew
eral weeks OF such vigilance, tho willy fugi-
tive was re arrested, but he had influential
and wealthy friends, and a brother-in-law
went his bail for $1,000.
This bond General o. Hinton forfeited
and escaped to California. Herehe was pnr
sued by Offices Mills, of Akron, Ohio, and wa,
followed from place to place in California
and Oregon, finally escaping, II we mistake
| not, to the Sandwich islands. At any rate,
| the officer Was unable to arrest the fugitive.
and returned, after fruitless chase, to
Ohio. 0
Defaulters, poll-book robbers, mail rob
bers and such like gentry constitute q very
considerable proportion Of the candidates Of
the Democratic party In other sections of thu
country, as we'll as in the Golden. State Of
the Pacific.
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strawberry HeAs.


Every body ought to set out strawberries,
and during the next six weeks is the time 10
do it, and the Monthly Gardener says that
this isthe way:
In making a strawberry. bed, warm, dry
spot Of ground should be chosen, With, if
possible, a good loomy or clayay subsoil. A
moist, wet situation ID very unfavorable. 1t
is best to subsoil at least two feet deep, and
if the soil il poor let it be well enriched with
we'll decayed stable manure. ln setting out,
take care thae the plants do not become dry
from the time they are taken up till they are
replanted, and soc that they do not wither
afterwards. Many persons cut of the leaves,
il they are afraid OF their willing under hot
suns, bat . much better plan 10 to shade
Reverted 4.inch flower pots are excellent for
this purpose they may be taken Of ct night.
The dews will 20 invigorate thsm that the
shade will only be required for u few days.
Sometimes 10 September they ma5 need a
good watering; but this should never be at
tempted unless . thorough saturation OF the
bed is given, and in q few days after tho hoe
and the rake should be employed, 10 loosen
and level the surface, which the heavy water.
ing will, in all probability, have caused to
bake and become very crusty. Strawberriel
are best grown in beds about four feet wide
for the convenience in gathering the fruit
and giving them the best of cultivation.
About three rows in bed, and the plants
twelve inches apart in the row, will be . gooC
arrangement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-27

NArs--Messrs. Allen, Bayard, Benjamin
Biglsr, Brown, Chestnut, CLAY, Clingman,
Douglas, Fitch, Fitzpatrick, Green, Gwin,
Hunter, Iverson, johnson Of Arkansas, Lane,
Mallory, Mason, Polk, Pugh, Reid, kice. 90,
bastian, Shields, Slidsll, Toombs, Ward, AND
Wrieht-29.
This makes fair and accurate discrimina-
ton between those who fight the battles OF
the slaveho lders, and those who stand by
free soil and free homes Tor the people.
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COUNT

COUNTY.
For Reprss<ns astues--A. n. IN W..
WIN. RlCMARDS.
sa1 JOSEF n UAYLE8,
r. M. DAVIS. n,
FOR Cssmfy Jsdge-FR ANK SEMRLE.
roY SAest6-G. W. PITTmAN.
For xreassr and Reeordn--C. m. LE00ETT
fbr Co. Sspf Com. Sehools-G. e. - IA MAN
~ DUamp Land Comr-wM. LESLIE.
FOR Csroaer-J. r.. BLAAN.
For County Sxyveyw-J. p. HARPER.
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Sr. Lourx. Ans. ~.

ST. LoUrr, Aag. ~
Lssvsnworth NcCrea, who killed Ozark. Z
pro.slsvsry man, in 1854, Wa arrested hsre
to-day. CLARK was the 6rss man killed Il
Kansas for political causes.
TREsroS, N. j., Aug. A.--Ths DsaSseaa-
10 State Convention met to-day. It was the
largest and stormiest ever held here. There
were 1000 present G.. i. Y. Wright waa
nominatod FOR Governor. The Lecompton
and anti- Lecompton delegates from Sussex
had . tedious fight regarding their seats in
in the convention, which Was finally settled
by the withdrawal Of both parties. Resolu-
tions were adopted favoring the principle Of
popular sovereignty, and opposing the revi-
val OF the slave trade.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 24.-John Bonsfcld's
pail factory was burned to-day. Loss $l5,-
600, insurance $4,000, all in New York Com.
panies.
MADISON, Wis, Aug. 24.--The Democrat.
10 State Convention met to-day, and organ
ICED BY the election Of Fred. Hunt a. Presi.
dent, and John Il. Hunt, az Secretary. Nc
nominations made up to p. m.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. A.-On Thursday night
Jesse Williams, an old and wealthy oitixer
Of Caldwell Co.,, under guard at Princeton
charged with murder, stealing and cruelty te
his slaves, was taken from the jail and hung
HE two sons, guilty Of numerous crimes, e.
capped death BY absconding.
| Drs. Singleton, Mansfield, Morse anG
Strawmatter, supposed to be connected viii
Williams villainies, were ordered to leave
| the country.
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GT-The Bowling Green (Ky.) STANDARD
proposes to remove the seat OF government
and oil tho public buildings, except the pen
itentiary, to Louisville.R That paper says
Frankfort cannot afford recommendation for
the Legislature, but i tho very place for tho
Penitentiary.
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Mx, Huschs Appointnsnts.

Ax, Ruschs Appointments.
The appointments Of Mr.. Rnach for this
part OF the SsaAe are - follows. He will
speak chiefly II the German Language:
Keokuk, Tuesday, Aug 3oth, in the evening
FrAAklin Osntre, L1s Co., Wednesday, Aug. B lst
il the afternoon. 80
Fort Aadisoa, Thursday, September Is., in ths
evening. *s@faaY t@sa4f
FAIRFIELD, ncndsy. Sept 6sA, In the afternoon
Otts0wA, Tuesday, Sept. sth,
OskaioosA, Wednesday Sept. 7th, In the e1ening
PILLS, 1Asrsday, ssptembss sth,
Masrss, Ssspss Co, Friday Sept 9th, in the af
a&
Newton, Saturday Sept. 10th, in the evening.
Homestead, iowa Co., Monday, Sept. 18th, in tn,
afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-27

eThe Cleveland Plsindealsr says that
r. j. McHenry, the man whom tho Ksnucs
were Ut 30 much frnitless trouble to identify
as Townsend, the Canadian outlaw, is nov
occupying<he position cfcook on the schoon-
er Grey Eagle, in the Cleveland and Buffalo
trade. a 4aat# sd e5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-27

Tns DEs MoIHEs VALLEY wHla 10 published
svsry Monday atthis once, il one ofthe oldest
papers In lows, and has widely extended circu-
lstioa throa ghout the Dss Moinss Valley North
ern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-27

TWe learn from the u. 8. Catholic Mis-
cellany that the spiritual jurisdiction Of the
Bahama Islands has, with the aprobAtion Of
the Holy See, been transferred 10 Bishop
Lynch, of the diocese OF Charleston, South
Carolina. t@
CT What is o bachelor9 A target for
fair hands to shoot at.
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An Extingaashss - vhe uKlue WsVA
is'' q vHs - any UeiSF.
PRoCLAmArnors NJ
ESOR tho benefit of ~ mo1AnsholS M 49,.
u sided individaais--A PEN3 nCT Ct11uNnTS1-
TIoN OF MIRrH "A comic concoction rs {S.
cocoanuts Of ali the wise and funny men
| of the age-throcgh which the aged may prevent
wrinkles and resnma thar nvsnility, and also tAs
Juvenile to obtain the experience OF age. A pc
Gull arly portable volume-presen.ing q profitable
PROF a. ion of pickings and pessantres, In prose
and rsrss--Propsrly prsfxed with the title OF .-
THE HARP OF A THOUSAND STRINGS /;
Laughter for q Lifetime.
And peculiarly prepared TO produce prolific peals Of
laughter! Tho very 4uintesssnss Of human
WIT, WAooRaY AND WIsDoM.
400 Pages Of the most Mirth-provDking literature
ever printed, and 10 illustrstsd with
300 EngravIngs
OF the most pungently funny charArtef, drawn (out
Of their hsads) " barley, Mcclellan, Hoppin,
Hennessey, Bellsw, Phis, ouis = Co.,
who have been just - funAy
/ - they dayed. 7#8
Also, an Extra Title Pags, drawn expressly
for this work, BY 2. @. o. barley, and
| printed with tint.
The curious compiler Of this concoctisn cosdial y
co-cxisting in the communities ~ CemmunipAw,
CanadA, OAlifernia, Canton, and countries circum-
adjacena In tbs cordial, eonvivisi and
ceremonies connected with the coming out Of the
above chssslnl volume. OF the completeness OF
this collection We can give BY slight ssncsit OF
course among the fat9sning things In thu book, il
the famous ARP SERMON !" which convuissd
the nation . few years ago. Every man, woman
and child will b glad to renew the hearty durSAw
just received At
| OGDEN, BROWNELL 4 CO.'S
| .}rssG. sa City Book Store,
h aug27d eaU 81 Main 1T.
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THE PASHA PAPERS:
10 one handsome limo. volume, 300 pages

In one handsome limo. volume, 800 pages.
rIsHEY consist, in Part. OF eighteen Letters sup
posed 10 have been written from New York by
Mohammed Pasha, Hear Admiral Of the Turkish
Navy during his famous visit 70 this country Id
the spring Of 1855. Fourteen of the epistles have
been TRANSLATED for, aud publtshcd In the New
York Evening Post, and have not only been read
with much interest ard pleasure by the Subscribers
TO that journal, but have been copied and highly
complimentsd BY the best newspapers and periods
cas in AS6onntry. AZ 8&*
No better proof Of the popular nature Of tho
letters could be afforded than this instant adoptisn
by the ablest conductors Of the press, who best
know what will crafty the readers Of current lit
srature Is #4f
With the Letters, - published in book form, are
interspersed large number Of replies, critical
planatory, Mandatory, aud OBJ urgaory, received lin
imagination) by tho HtrAnslAtors from people in
different parts OF the United States and elsewhere,
who aresuppssed 10 hare read the Letters which ap
peared in the Post. aa @NA
Both the letters and the replies satirioAl full
Of humor that IL broad enough to be popular, yet
free from any suspici0n of eeity, and relieved,
a. AL sAtirioal humor should BE-, by ysins % PM
losophy and sentiment. The ludicrous sids If So
cisl, literary and political life in country 10
considered In aASocomie way and, 1t is believed,
Nth punRcncy and skill rarely cQaallsd In this
department OF authorship. s Fss# ~ E
OGDEN, BRowNRLL 4 co.'s
04e68 CI1Y Book 6roRs,
Aug27d No. 81 Aaia-st-
-
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rYrThe Colsnlss Oily, Louisa county,
Enterprise, q lAst x11k, staaes that three
young girls on6 : danghbcr OF Mr.. J. B.
Nichols, another dAughter Mr.. Dougherty,
Of Marshal township, were chssed by . mad
dog ono day last weak. Two Of the girls
ran up stairs in the house Of Mr.. Donghsrty,
closing the door, while the third one sought
safety under bed on the first floor, being
closely pursued by the rsbid animal. The
dog sprang II the bed, seized the ed-clothes.
shaking and tearing them, after which he
ran out and jumped through window Of an
clubhouse, when he was dispatched by rite
shot. ta ~ - 4s4s1
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A Happy Nan.

A jealous divine who had lprayed earnest
that God would teach him the perfect way
to truth, was directed to 60 to certain place
where he would End IN instructor. When
he came to the place he found man in or
binary attire, TO whom he wished good
morning. 81 never had bad morning"
replied the man. s'That is very singular;
wish you may always be 50 Fortunate" 81
never was unfortupate," said he. 81 hope
you will always be happy" said the divine.
81 am never unhappy" said the other. 81
wish, - said the divine, "you would explain
Yourself little" sfThat will cheerfuly
do" replied he.
81 said that never had bad morning !;
for every morning, eyen if am pinched with
hunger, | praise God. II 1t rains, or SHOWS,
or halls, whether the weather is serene or
temp sstuous, am still thankful to God, and
therefore never have q joyless morning. If
| am miserable in outward circumstances,
and despiscd, still praise God. You wish
that might always be fortunate; but can
not DO unfortunate, because nothing befalls
me but according to the will Of God, and
believe that His will is always good in what
ever lie does, or permits to be done. You
wish me always happy; but cannot be un-
happy, because my will is always resigned to
the will of God.''
"But what il God should thrust you down
| to hell ?'' 81 have two arms, Faith and Love,
with which would hold on to my God and
Savior, and not let him go; and | would
rather be in hell@with God than in Heaven
without Him." The divine, astonished at
the mans answere, asked him whence be
came? 81 came from God" be replied
"Whsrs did you find God 20 "Where left
| the VERDI" "Where did you leave Him ?''
"Witk tho pure in heart.' "What are you2''
81 am king s.Where il your kingdom?''
| cit is within my own bosom. Ihave learned
TO rule my appstites and passions and tha,
is better than to rule any kingdom il the
world" Chow were you brought into this
happy condition?" sBy secret prayer, spir-
itual mediation and uni0u~ith God. Nothing
below God could satis1y ny desires. have
found Him, and n Him ! hsvo peace and
rest"
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Repubucan Nominations.


STATE.
- novrrsr--s AMUEL y. KIRK W GOD
Il ~ Ls<sfs~Anf CovoMoT-N. u. BUSCH.
~ supreme Jadoes--L. -. STOCKTON,
-. =. LOWE.
CALEB BALD WIN.
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LITE or GEN. nENHY mAvEL0CK.
One vol., l2mo., 400 pages with : fine Por-
trait IN Steel, and elegant Engravings.
MR.. HEADLEY after being ensrossed IN puhlic
IVA life for three years. has sgsin returned 10 tho
field OF literature, In which he earned wide repu-
tation. The subject he has first taksa mp 10 one
we'll suited to his descriptive powers. The 'Life
Of Havelock" furni shes everything picturesque and
brilliant In description and thrilling Ia the
tion Of deeds OF arms. The nrst sanpAign Of the
young lieutenant in Durmah, the romantic and
tragic history Of the English army In Afghanistan,
the rapidly succeeding and terrific bettiss In the
Punjaub, and last the unparalleled siege Of Luck
now and Havelock's march Of IRE and death to its
relief are hers described with that vividness and
life that ehsrsctsriss Napoleon and his Masyhsis'
and sMashineteA and hts 6cneFals." The friends
Of Hsveoak 4 family havs placed Ia his hands 1a-
tsriA1 other persons In the country csh how
obtain. Some Of them could not be furnished In
England, and Mr.. Hssdlcy was compelled 70 send
TO India TO make the collection complete.
The ardent youag soldier, the nnccmpromising
Christian, and tho incompatible general, taken
mp In succession, while around each il grouped tho
stupsndous scenery, tho oriental msgniflccncc md
the tremendous battles that have tho
campaignsof the English army in India.
Just received It
OGDEN, BRoWNELL CO.'S
CIry Book SToRE,
Aug27d 81 4ain-st.
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strawberries.
Now il the time to set in order to get .
good crep next yesr. Hooker's, Wilson's,
&C., for sale at No. s Estes House.
ag25dIw Nm. BARNES.
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Fall ;Style u Gents Hats
AT THE GATE CITY PlSHIosABLB HAf SFORE!
= HAVE JUsT REcEIvKD THE FALL -
sTYLs or SILK, CASsAAER ! SOFT
Hats, direct from he most fashionable establish
ments in Nov York. I invite my old customers
and citssns generally TO call and examine them 1t
my rooms, No. "a Malnsss., near 4th.
Aug. q, '0-dlm ST.. VOORHEES,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-27

ScESE.-( Grocery store, lady purchasing
Goldfish, . young limb Of the law standing
near.
Lady--ssDo you like cod fish balls, Mr.. II. y
Mr.. H. ussitatiDgly.) 81 really don't
know. madam never recollect attending
one.o A#
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SOLICITORS III cHANCERY,

SOklClTOk6 In CAANCEh1, rs
...-...ss--.s.ss-iOVA ~
IXy1LL give strict attention to all business en-
w trusted 20 their care, in Lee county, lows,
and in Hancock county, Ill. They win attend
regularly the Csur u It Carthage. e@G&
OFFICE-0n Second-street, between Main and
johnson. S. 6s u Il @st&A& gu 20 -d6ml
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-27

DR.. Smiths Electric Oil
|T7ELLOU1E, Ana does daily Cure,
w some VI ths most wrsteAsd cases Of Rheuma-
tism Paralysis, Piles, h., that werc known.
Try it, too, on the gums Of testhing children,
lady's gathered breast and see how quieting II
proves A II the best doctors use il who have be.
acquainted with IL, and every frsi class drng
gist sells it. .
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WAnte0.
4 SUITABLE boarding place for man and wifs
"A in small private family. For particulars, in
quire Mt the of6ce Of a +t
CURTIS, GILMORE CURTIS.
Aug 27-d3ts
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SoEsEIE NswsPAFsR OssrcI.s-F orem an
Please, Mr., Editor, send me one or two
paragraphs 10 all out column.
EitfDr-Whas shall they boz
Foreman-A murder, riot, rape, or any
thing horrible.
Ednor--Here, boy, bring me Baltimore
paper. Crhe editor ships at random. IN.
Y. Post. #as
i A Louisville paper will answer just -
we'll.
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rT How Ii II that the trees can put on
new dress without opening their frunks7--
Because they can ls0vs out their summer
clothing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-27

Let those now laugh who never hushGa ~
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-27

ExpEssivE.--The st. LOUIS Court House
has already cost near 81 .OOO, 900, and it 10
thought will cost q million and quarter be-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-27

q James Jones Of Butler Co., was killed
on the Flat uls., BY the caving in Of well
in which he was digging.