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Nevada national., 1859-03-26

An Eastern paper says: the notorious Mrs
Cunningham Burdell in search for a husband
made an application to matrimonial Office
in New York, was introduced to one C. F
Fitzgerald OF St. Louis. who was after a
wife; but they did not make things hitch
The good woman still appears ambitious to
have a little heir
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

TnE CAuroryii MINsrEKis played at th- place
"Wednesday night - .T7bf the largest audience
ever assembled in Hamilton Hall. Tie Minstrcl'
spread themselves in efforts 20 please anl succeed
inirahly Tho only fault To be found Is tha' Henry
did not sing often enough. When the California
boys come this wa again they will have q Eooi
house, becass-,ie have loft a good Impression.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26
RcmnrkuhIc Tu.tnure Of Medical E1c-
lief,

Below ve Tui'i-h fls eer'ifhcatcs 81 two af ile
sufferer DO. iH ihr fHucs ,... ,..e ei. latirr o.,
covered .'"r rrsr hs irii. and ilif,Il-i hf graft
tuHe, made 'rnrn their rs-.- end rsi..tIr. s.,rf
aud fho.f -fsft '.-ut- air sft,ff.eafc Iv Nniar,
Public Ih, t't..r.. vf s"ci.tt ImI eii,u.li q, u.i
luaud tleir publicity ari us commend ti,il tera-al
10 the ntt,uf."u oi aii .ii. etc.
~H..... #. .f.. .s. f-....H.r.. o.. . ...ss...H
Nevada national., 1859-03-26
BOTH he Ointment aud PaIs should b,
nslaiR The LoIloring cases

Ha- CATION '--None are souine unless Size
wHri- " ~ lavl9. Nrc iart and London " are
ui-erruihie Wgtsr mari u every leaf of the
hOHe u' atr-. i.t a.uurl each pot box the same
w1t De- plainly seen D.. hoihua ne lslf 20 fhs light
a haud.uu. reward viii be given to any uuc render
ing such Information may ad e. ti. detection ~
amy party or PARTIES caunterfeitiur the medicine or
vending DO, same SNOW INK them 60 be spurious
-o'l at t'rr Nanufartofies 81 Professor Uoftn.
WAY. 500 Ii,u lame New York and bv an re-p.r
table Druggist a1d caller. 10 Medicine throughout
tc uit,a States and o." civilized world in boxes
at - cents. t cents. ami sl each
cr llrrc is considerable saving by taking
t't7 larger sizes
% direction. fnr tie guidance Of patiente i.
every disorder arc aai.ol 90 each box.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26
SPECIAL NOTICE s
I. o. of K

ToM0CIHCIH CA'lP. No %. independent Order
of Knehtioo.l meet. a, Masonic aud Old Fellows
Hall ON Niu street every FRIDAY Evening
~. WOOD. &. L.
M WiIc.ir Sec
Grass Valley Feb. TO- ls5o.-esff
Nevada national., 1859-03-26
FOR SALE.

OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR SruCR-7S5 shares of
" the MOT NJ HOPE MINING COMPANY
Hs-Addre~s-.. g. J. a.. .ei.ecia. Cal.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26
J. .. A. WARREN.
fft Sau-ouIe si. san FTnneiSeo.
niroErEB AND nEIIER n
AGRICULTURAL AND SCIENTIFIC
B KS.
General agent for raEnziae. ana
Newspapers,
AT PUBLISHERS PRICES.

III fNiNG fte General and Special agency for fla.
IL following Periodicals., rrcevic them direct from
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bling THESE r0h"ltiiu 20 sh,criber~ on The arrival
Ii rach sttnrt. althuft disappointment or DELAY 1
t'ff perfect" mf ausgment 90 Icii,er theulat
AcanncN'i. prices free % postage when taken IRON,
nv office.
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Hunuin. .---.... ... .. .... ...... . 60
trautr Nrntir, p,. aunur. ....... 4 I'M
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h.r,ierliu.i-' luhlisher's Asenil cold plates
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The Printer -Prhlishrr issutl per aunum. / 10
4nd any oili,r Magazines or Periodicals in the u
nfei States
Whom 70 mliicl .' subscribers out OF the eitv
postage only VII De- Charged al The following rates
to cover aetuai expenses
Mfsazines-... ....--...-...... 50 cents per year
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E8- y" charge Tor mailing ctc-Aa
luii Yriccd catalogues forwarded hv mail fro. ef
postage on receipt oi address Of applicant
y. q. a. WARREN,
~ ~ansoiue street San Francisco
N"' - T'h'- 80 AsrHi 's sslifs
Nevada national., 1859-03-26
EGETABLE AND FRUIT RANCH
TO RENT ON SHARES.
Enquire Of o. Fl. DIBBLE. or
3l-u A. b. DlBBLE.
RANCH FOR SALE.

AANCIi EOh SAIL.
fTHE Subscriber oFsrs Tor Sale that Well Known
Ranch, belonging to and occupied by him.
self and situated on Bear River about four miles
from it, mouth
AT A GREAT BARGAIN.
The Ranch is offered for Sale or Lease on Fasv
terms '
ssid Ranch contains aIout 600 acres under fence
Win I've story Dwelling House hard finished thro'
ing. - Ne' aN'''''
lne ranch is we'll stocked with general assort.
hehi oi Fruit Trees Vines &c and now in first rate
- rs o!ueI' There are now about One Hundred
-, D. Nshly IN hve aeresof GROWING GRAIN on the
g., me balance Of the enclosed premises being
hIst s 4uhhty meadow land.
u,rxsyiiia -. ~ iaNorably situated either for the
Al any time. i'ssessioh gwen
for terms aud further Particulars epo,,irs ~, tho
premises, or al this Office "4'i'e On 'he
Grass Valley, Dec is, 1855. ''''' 'hAbihEE
Nevada national., 1859-03-26
POSTPONED.

EE- Th- above -aic has beeu postponed until .
MOAhAI. IAEDH -. 1859, Dos Hr.cr of iltl AT "
- BORING. sheriff Nevada Co.
22l0t Hy Ei FurriU deputy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19

TnE IMPERIAL FRENCH PoRcuPINE.--'' Walk
up walk up, gentlemen and ladies', into the
menagcrio Of modern Europe. Here you will
behold that wonderful animal SO correctly de-
scribed by the celebrated prophet Shakespeare.
under the name of French Porcupine. Fretful,
according to some authors, was the original ex-
preston whichever You please you pays your
money, and you takes your choice.
"This extraordinary creature is an animal of
what the zoologists call the Napoleonic species;
he is of a reserved and silent disposition but
he is able, on occasion to open his mouth, and
show his teeth. The remarkable specimen of
natural history afor, is covered with quills,
which may appear inconsistent when you con-
ser the singular animosity he is said to dis
play against the liberty Of the press. The
quils exhibit striking similarity to swords
and bayonets, together with artillery, riffs,
carbines and other firearms, by means of which,
possessing the astonishing property of shooting
missiles out Of his self, the creature is enabled
to annoy hls adversaries at Il considerable dis
tanct. The French Porcupinc, by the sounds
which he utters for to express his sentiments, is
apparently desirous to get the credit of being of
pcaceable disposition, which you will scarce
ly, perhaps. he inclined u allow, considering
the formidable weapons with which this animal
is armed Though au inhabitant of France,
his inclnations, by some accounts, prompts him
to extend his range over Italy, and some sus-
poets him OF intentions to carry his rayages into
the Austrian dominIons, whilst according 10
others, he is disposed to he qniet, if so be as
how YOU only let him alone. according to
which, | shall omit the operation Of stirring
him up with n long pole; which Master Wal
ewski is at liberty to perform if he pleases.
The Imperial French Porcurine, gentlemen and
ladies nm admirable Likeness Of him, Price
threcpcuce ouly reeollect who lis as keeps
him ont of mischief and please remember the
kecpsr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19

EEyrtL,rtSG PUeLtc RooaS DR.. Hall recon
mends the following plan on this subject, as it
exists in one of the New York churches :. A
thermometer is kept about five feet above the
floor, about half way between the door and the
pulpit. The heat is made to reach fifty-fve
degrees of Fahrenheit mt the time the service is
about commencing. With the same heat in
the furnace, it is raised to sixty by the warmth
impaired from the bodies of the congregation.
The fires are not built as in country churches,
on Sabbath morning, but early on Saturday
morning, and are kept pushed for twenty-four
hours, with proper opening Of doors, and
windows to secure Il thorough airing Of the
whole building. If the weather is intensely
cold, the fires are built carly ON the Friday
morning preceding the Sabbath In the SUM-
mer time the doors and windows are opened at
daylight t. let in the cold air, and at ten are
closed to ksep it in. Thus, by these simple ar
rangements, the building is Delightfully."- cool
in midsummer while on IL zero day, VIC have
the soft and halmy warmth Of Southern
cline.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19
NEW SERIES, NO. i77.
IEnMS, $500 at the years end.
Facts and CIRCUMSTANCES.

cicero first great speech was made at the
age of twenty-sevcn. 1t was the same are al
winch Demosthenes distinguished himself in
the assembly of the Athenians. Dante publish
ed " VITA NuOua" when just twentv-seven.-
Dryden first gave testimony to his poetical gen.
'us at the age of twenty-seven. Bacon began
70 iorm ms new system of philosophy into some
form when about twenty-seven Burns issued
his first publication in his twenty-seventh year.
washington was but twenty-seven when he
covered the retreat of the British troops at
braddock's defeat, and was appointed to the
command-in-chief of all the Virginia forces
John Quincy Adams was appointed by Wash
nhgten, in 1874, minister resident to the United
Netherlands thus commencing his public life
at the age of twcnty-seyen. Napoleon, we be-
lleve, was only twenty-seven when he led the
army into Egypt. Some of the poets that have
heen the rrido Of England, have commenced
early in life. Some feS. however,. have pro-
duced their best pieces in old age. Cowper was
fifty before he obtained any reputation as an
anthor. Young never wrote anything that
could be called poetry till he was over sixty
and was moro than eighty when he published
his poem on Resignation Chaucer wrote
his best poetry after he was sixty Pope wrote
at twelve years of age Crowley at ffteen.--
Chatterton at eleven. Samuel Rogers was fixed
IN his determination to become II poet by the
perusal of Beattie's MINSTREL when ONLY
nine years OF age. Thomas Moore wrote poetry
IN his fourteenth year, which was published in
the Dublin Magazine. Campbell wrote his
poem on the . Pleasures Of Hope y at twenty
one--the same age at which Pope wrote his es-
say on " Criticism Shelley wrote at the age
Of fifteen at the age of eighteen he produced
his wild, atheisteal poem, "Queen Nab
Keats published bis Z" Endymion - in his TWEEN
ty second year. cruel criticism on which caus-
ed his death. Mrs Hcmans ventured on pnbl-
cation in her fifteenth year Mrs. Norton COM
posed her - SORROWS Of Ros.le " in her seven
teenth year. John Mayne In his sixteenth year
published the germ of his :: Slllie Gun" Han
nah More published her Search after Happi-
ness > III her seventeenth year. Sir Edward
lytton wrote verses at the age Of FIVE or six
years. Goethe died in 1882, year which
swept away so many of the great men Of the
European world-among others, Cuvier, Crabbe,
and Sir Walter Scott. Culver aud Napoleon
were born in the same year, 1863. Mozart and
Koscusko were born in thu year 1779 Alex
ander Hamilton and Lafayette were born in the
year 1857. Hegel, Wordsworth, and Chalmers
were each born in the year ITO. Macpherson,
! llerschel and West were all born in the same
year, 1893. Cnrran, deber. David, the paint
er, and DIR. Rush were each born in l750;--
Hone Journal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19

0RrEsrAL VITA young man going on a
journey ntruSted a hundred deenars to an old
man When he came back the old man denied
having had any money deposited with him, and
he was had up before the khazec
Where were you, young man, when you
delivered this money!"
"Under tree
f" Take my seal and summon that tree," said
the Judge. go, young man, and tell the
tree to come hther, and tho tree will obey you
when you show it my seal"
Tho young man won't in wonder. After he
had been gone for some time, the khazee said to
the old man
L" lie is long-do You think he has got there
yet?"
No." sad the old man. " it is at some dis-
tance; he has not got there yet ! "
+" How knowcst thou, old man." cried the
khasee, :" where that tree is? !"
The young man returned, and said the tree
would not come.
+" lie has been here young man, and given
his eyidencc-the money is thine
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19

A few days since, an Irish woman Of the
" raie ould stock" come to my Office, in Emira.
to send a telesraphic dispatch to her husband
at Corning eighteen miles west. Shc requested
her husband to send her A." tin dollars lm,ncdi-
ately.' Five minutes after told her her mes
sage was at Corning. "Oh, murther = said
she. She still hung around the Office window,
evidently waiting for something, when inter-
rogatcd her if she desired anything further
" No, phase I'm waiting for the tin dollars. '
then asked il she expected the money to come
on the telegraph? I" Shure, yes, o' co"rsc;
that's what's hapin6 me here. explained
to her that the money could not cone over the
wire. and that she should look Tor 1t at the
post Office "Och shure an We l"d y2
Cor scndin' for the money, an ov coorSe l
thought it would cum by the telegrai'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19

To MAKE BARK CANoE.--Somc time since
five Young readers of the RURAL who were about
u, ,nend few weeks in the country. ON the
hanks of n beautiful river, wrote us to know
how to make birch bark canoe. rs We had
never made canoe, since ii long time ago,
when we flmtcd our tiny barques with paper
sails we wrote to friend who we knew to be
an adept at making and managing canoes, and
other water craft,-one who delights 10 fish and
bunt and who declares he would have made an
excellent Indian. For some unexplained cause
We have failed to receive response, @ we place
the question before our rtadrs. Who can tell
us how to make birch bark canoe - Ruroi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19

Mrs partington. after listening to the read
ing of AN advertisement for Young la,ly's
boarding school, said
/" For my part can't deceive what ON arta
esidcaton is coming to. When was young,
If girl only understood the rules Of distrac-
traction, provision, multiplying and replenish-
ing, and the common doneiator, and Knew all
about the rivers and their obituaries. the cove
n,.nts and ,lormitories, the provinces and the
umpres. they had eddication enough. But
now they have to study bottomy. algierbay.
and have to demonstrate supposltion III syco-
phauts and of circuses, tangents and Dugones,
and of paralelogramy, to say nothing about
the oxhides. cocustcs. and abstrase triangles "
Thus saying, the old lady leaned back in her
chair, the knitting work fell in her lap. and for
some minutes she seemed IN meditation
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19

1t is stuffed TINT several instances have occur.
red in diftircut parts ot the country where
children have died from the effects Of poison
taken into the system by swallowing the new
nickel cent. As this coin is small and easily
swallowed, there is great danger in allowing
young children to have them in their possession.
The metal which composes it has had fatal
fleet, and would seem to DO poisonous.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19

. Keep my purse from the lawyrr-m, body
from the doctor-and my soul from the devil"
was the short and comprehensive PRAYER Of
.cfeliS ssvtfbmaN,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19
de &&S

pRovFRDlN rmosopnv An old Dutch
rrcyerb says. ' Stealing never makes a man
rich" The simI lie old Dutchman who gotT
that proverh knew little of the cxploH
ofict-holdere in the Tnitcl Stetss.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-19

Did Byron refer to wapish young ladies when
hc vrots " Our young objections run to ws'st 4?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-28

KEoKUK, Feb. %, '59.
EDIroRs GATE CIrY: The City Election
will soon take place, and owing to the sspres-
emit condition of city AFFAIRS" it is important
that 10 should ciect as Mayor . man who
i honest, faithful and capable man who
will look after the interest Of the city with
ont oil the time fret serving self. Such q
man, in pres.uinent degree, 10 VIM. Leigh
ton-AN HONEST ixAN, who has never sought
Office, and Who, l feel sure, in the peoples
present troubles, viii not refuse to serve
them IL elected. KEOKUK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-28
DsabIe Entry Bookkeeping.

We refer our readers, with pleasure, to
Mr.. Monser's advertisement, and ct the same
time beg leave to say, that We can hardly
conceive how any person, aspiring to be q
first class business man, could spend twenty
dollars 20 much to his advantage - by at
tending practical course Of Book keeping,
such a. is given by Mr.. Monser. Hundreds
Of our young men, who are filling the most
lucrative situations in the Union, as Book
keepers, Cashiers, &C., have fitted themselves
for such honorable and profitable employ
ment by attending such course Of lessons
- 10 here referred to- Alton Cour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-28
Printing Inks.

We have for sale quantity OF WADE's CoLoR-
30 IsKs, which are Justly considered the best in
market. There are among them all shades Of Bed,
Blue, yellow and Brown, and of all prices, from
IS cents up to 37per n. Also White Ink, Gold
6ise and varnish, and nearly all grades Ut Black
Ink. OF the same manufacture.
We have, besides, quantity of Mather's Black
Inks till undspossd Of, than which there are none
better in market.
All Of which we win sell Mt manufacturer pri-
ces, for cash.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-28
co MN ERCIAT,.

DAILY GATE CIrY OyYIcs,
ke kuk, Feb. 36th.
KLoUR-country, - 90 to 81 s74 per saok.--
supsrhne, - 80 TO ~ so per rack. Extra, {fall
whsat) 50 to So 30 per Dbl. Graham, - IS per
100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 75c per 100.
cORN-6o cts; ready sale.
BARLEY-Spring, 40a56, Fall, 60a7bc.
WHEAT--soaIooc for Spring 90 to / 10 for
Fall.
oAIs--In request at As to so.
kYE-65c to Soc little coming in.
PoTAToEs-Scarce, IS to csc by the load retail
25a3octs per peck.
GROCERIES-N. o. Sugar fair 7a74, No. 1, So
81 prime ., clarified o3aI0, crushed and loaf Ia
to 123. characterization ~ to 44c, s. II. As
TO AZ, Golden Syrup, rs to SOC. CoEee--Rio Il
to LEA. Jaws 1sto Ice. Rice (new)s TO $40.
s0Ap-paim SIC, Family SIC.
CANDLEs-star 81 to 20, stsarine Ia. Mould
12tol 24.
LARD-in demand, 103 to 104.
BUTTER-10 to IL; choice rs
HIDES-Dry Is to Isle; green,6.
HAY-Prairie IS to 50 Timothy and Hungs-
rian, 80 to $40; Baled do. $ll to $12 Retail, SIS
uFaset w 20 ID ctB Ilm~
othy,41 so to1 50; Flax Seed. 81 0oa$l 20.
sUNDRIEs--onions,s IS to S5; Eggs, l3al4c.
Feathers, s5c to SIZE; White Beans, 00c tol25.
FRUIT-Fair supply. drecn apples, choice, s.
50 10 - 90 per Dbl Dried apples, 81 so TO 81 rs
per bushel. Dried peaches, 90 so to - 90. Raj
sins, 50 SO TO 3 rs.
CHEESE-W. Il. ia to ID Denmark to 10.
PROVISIONS - Mess Pork SIS 90; Hams %;
Shoulders 7; clear sides o.
BEEF-2a23c gross; 10 to Be per quarter.
sHEEP-t2 to 81 p head.
HoGS.-Dressed, 80 90 to $7oe.
SALT-G. A., 81 80 TO 81 So per sack; Kama
wha, 20oa2lo per bbl.; Liverpool, $27t per sack.
FIsH--Mackerel, No. j $40 10 81 p Dbl; No.
7$l5to$i6; No. 3 <l2 to $13. White, No. i $475
10 IS % p half Dbl; No. 4 - 70 to - Is. Cod
Fish 5to ~ b.
ExcuAseE.-0n New York for currency II per
cent, forgold Per cent. st.Louis per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-28
PUBLIC LE.TUR Es.

The Ninth Of the regular course OF public Lee
lures tor the winter Of iooo-v, anaer ne dlrec-
ton Of the Keokuk Literary Institute, win be
delivered on Monday evening, February 18th, COM
mencing att O'Clock, In tho Lecture Room Of he
new Medical College, corner Of Blon.ieau and 7th
streets, by Hon. j. NJ Love.
Subiect-"Man as he has been and Is he is''
The public are invited TO attend. AdlittAncs
free. w. w. DIXON,
ID. w. DlGHS, Committee.
feh26-d2t CAMPBELL, ]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-28

The District Court, which was in session
for three weeks, adjourned on Saturday eve-
ming till the third Monday in June, when q
specisl session will be held for the DISPOSE
tion OK the business now on the docket.
Judge Springer has discharged the duties
OF his position to the perfect satisfaction Of
the Bar, and won golden opinions from oil
sorts Of people. There has never been .
Judge on the bench who has elected such
universal commentator as Judge Springer,
and mono, We venture to say, Was ever better
entitled to the unanimous plaudits Of the
public.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-28
COAL! SLAUGHTER coal!

THE Slaughter Coal Co., intending to sell Coal
! - cheap Or cheaper than can be bought else
where, quality considered, will furnish their supe-
rior Coal In quantities to suit purchaser delivered
In any part of the city.
Price 10 cents per bushel.
Assorted, Is cents per bushel.
6TkPHEN 3. JONES,
Sole Agent 8. q. Co.
To parties wishing cheap Coal, Irrespective Of
true economy, will fu rnish Lawrence and Farm
ington Coal ut I3 cents. Sc. JONES
ian7d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-28
CAR ID TO THE LADlEsl
DR.. Dup0ncO,s Golden Periodical
Pills. for Females!


One of the most successful remedies for distress
ing and painful menstruation ever known. They
correct irregularities and remove distractions,
from what ever cause.
Their ingredient are known to all agents sell
ing them, and they will tell you they the best
Pills ever introduced for all diseases peculiar to
females, and always successful ~ = preventive
They will be found . most invaluable remedy for
All those affecting complaints peculiar TO the sex,
viz: Distressing and painful menssruation. resen-
ton, pains in the back and Ioins, pressing down
pains, rush Of blood to the head, dlxziness, dim
ness Of sight, heaviness, fatigue any slight ex-
ertion, palptstion Of the heart, &C., dc., all Of
which DR.. Duponco's French Golden Pills
tain TO cure. Friee 81 90 per Box. For particu-
lars get Circular of Agent.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by S. Is. VOWEL.
Druggist, No. Isl Main street, Keokuk, Iowa, solo
Agent, to whom all orders must be addressed. He
will supply dealers and send the Pills to Ladies
teonhdentaly) BY mail, to any part Of the county,
by sensiing him 81 through the keokak Postofice,
lows. lSept. Is, '5S-dAwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-28
q o q L! q o all

ONLY ~ CENTS DELIvEAEDy
rIsHE New York and Pennington Coal Co. having
! such unequalled facilities for getting their
Vt having it hauled from one to three miles with
teams - all other companies ars are enabled there
by fnrnish this superior article IT the low price
Of II cents per bushel delivered to any part Of the
city. A trial will satisfy any one that ii 10 the
best Coal that comes ~ this market. Fun Coal
for sale Ut 10 cents per bushel delivered.
Once on Thru Street, near Main, oyer Chaplin 4
Lee's Bank. X. I. PLAT.
No charge for Coal IL not ss represented.
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