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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-03
FOREST Dsror, Va.

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GENTLEMEN Il received your letter Of the 18th
inst, rendering me on behalf Of Il portion Of the
citizens Of Lynchburg the compliment of public
Dinner, and requesting me to designate an early
day for it.
| beg you to communicate to those for whom
you act, and to accept for yourselves, assurance
Of my profound gratitude for this manifestation
Of kindness, and Of my thorough appreciation of
the great honor done me.
Nothing could g'atify me more than To meet
you at dinner. if it were in my power to designate
any day, but am under orders temporarily sus-
pended) from the President of the U. States. to
proceed to southern city rs member OF Military
Court. aud am now in dnly expectation of re
eciving notice that the Court must he convened
without delay.
On returning from the South one Of my great
est pleasures will he to visit my friends in Lynch
burg. and to satisfy them how sensible I am of
their present as we'll Is their past kindness.
Repeating my thanks. l am, gentlemen, with
high regard, truly your friend,
f. j. STEPTOE,
Bv't 1t. Col. U. S. A.
IT,. &C.; S: H 1s'a 'i' f;S' Sand
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-03

onr ns'ehhOr ofths Republican seems to b
somewhat disguised with the insubordinston an
u Ahint for oihss nov 20 prevalent among til
1irgiais .bemocracy. Here is what he saws:
The Democracy ere having glorious TINA y
It just now. We would not give q pinch Of ann,
forthe whole concern in two years from thi, dats
~ things are now psogresaing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-03

= writer in The Riehnond Enquirer nominates
Hen. Rishasd Rsrksr Of Winchester for the yacan
81 upon The Bench Of the Court of Appeals.
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Re- Election of Senator Benjamin

Intolerant as We are, generally, Of apostAies
from the Wing faith. cannot but rejocc ever
the reelection of Hon. J. =, Benjamin to the SEN
ate of tho United States from the State Of l.ouisi
ana. Mr.. Benjamin is one of tho most brilliant
orators Of the country man who though yet
young, has acquired reputation second to that
Of no one of his age in the Union Though, from
the circumstances Of his foreign birth, nominally
acting with tho Democracy, he yet retains nil the
conservative feelings, sentiments, and sympatbies
of the old Wing party. The high character Of
the Senate for craftsmanship and cloquence will
suffer no detriment at the hands Of D. u. Ben ia
min
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-03
Another Fatal Steam Boiler Explosion
Three Men Killed
There Is a path that leads TO God;
A u others go nstray"

TIE steam mill OF Wiley B. Horton. near Flor
cucc Ga. was completely destroyed by the explo-
SION of it's boiler on the 18Th ult.. and three men
were killed. A correspondent Of the Lumpkin
HAiti,nm gives the following account:
We were standing not far from the saw at the
t.mc porsc and Smith we're preci plated out into
the ward unframed while / was telled to the
ground either by the force of the explosion or by
of the living missiles from the boiler, bein,
,",crely bruised IN number of places the whole
house ioll aud around me with an awful
e,sl but fortunately one end Of the timbars rest
cl IA rlc floor above and tn" other end on the
ground b"vond me- thus leaving suflcicnt space
for my escape.
When crawlrd out from beneath the fallcn
house | saw Mcssrs Dorse aud Smith stnndin :
out in the yard in mnte astonishmcnt. Ny up
pcanancc seemed to recall their presence Of mind
and they inquired if ] was hurt, and remarked
tina, several persons must be killed We then
went round to the furnace, and the scene which
there presented itself to our vision bcggars all
description. Tho charred, b!n kcned and man
grd forms Of John smith. James Blackburn,
and John johnson, lay welterinS in their gore
with scarcely any signs Of life We dragged
them ont from among the rubbish aud arred
them to a house near by, and sent for assistance
nnL also for DIR. Wi,nherly. who lived in the
vicinity; but all creature helps we're vain, as
Mr.. Smith died in thirty or forty minutes
after the disaster, and DIR. Blackburn did
not survive until this morning. and all three
were literally scadcd to death if they had
received no other injuries. Mr.. johnson still sur
wives, but without solitary hope Of his final TO
covery. There were some Is persons in all about
the mill at tho time. aud several others niur
cl but not seriously. Tho boiler wa. blown
through an embaukment of earth. II house and
trees, TO n distance of one hundred yards up the
hill 1t weighs between seven aud eight thou sand
pounds, and the force Of tho explosion must there
fore have been terrific. defective boiler and
onrelessness was the cause of the explosion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-03

Dg.ru oPW. G. BoND, THE AsrRoyoxER--Th
telegraph announced the death, on Saturday Of
William Cranch Bond the director OF the As,ro-
nomica Observatory a, Cambridge Mass
Mr. Bond was born in Portland, Me- on the
9th OF September, 1870. In 1902 he was appren-
ticed to IA matchmaker and continued the bust
ness OF misunderstanding watches for half century.
While young man. he established at Dorches-
ter, Mass, private observatory one of the ear.
Hest in the country. In 1918 Mr.. Bond. visited
Europe to discharge a commission from the Cor
poration of Harvard College, authorizing him to
examine the observators there, make plans and
select instruments for the proposed observatory at
Cambridge. In 1888 he was appointed by the
general government to conduct series of astro-
nomical and meteorological observations, in con-
nection with Commodore Wilkes Expedition. In
1889 he accepted the Invitation to superintend
the erection aud take charge Of the great Cam
bridge Observatory which, few years after was
supplied with the magnificent telescope, tone of
the TIVE largest refraetors In the world. by the
use Of which he has so much aided the progress
of astronomical discovery and enhanced the sci
entifc reputation Of his country.
MIR. Bonds scientific achievements were roc
ognised by diplomas of membership from tho lea
ding scientific societies at home and abroad
He will, we suppose. Be succeeded at tho obser-
vatory by George p. Bond, his distinguished son
and associate director, who has won q reputation
hardly if at all inferior TO that of his father
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-03
Candidates for Clerkship.
SPECIAL No rIt;E

Ucsnnnot re!rais fress lila z the mss msioa Of
10 adver'issm NJ IN this pap-,
.tsIa',vt 1T fr" - Woot 4 Co. ,f 81 LyuiA Will
b,,,en tia; he has numerous ,s.tiih
lfsi character 10 the From y, a,
ledge enabled say tina, II, every
what u r"'sp,s be, and do hesitate prp
the fines preparation the h. hair
tcrn devised by human ing-unrv We IL
"nstcncd haldn-ss aii r-stofe tn. ina
profession 81 natnr an glossy hair and tho
i,n prcmaur, tng,d wi grey. have ma ii .
The c"iors II youth aud h.aa The ing islsi
property ct ih.s Ne irU,
th-, ~ the ho head
that he youth, thus acting compliance
the first and o all toilet
No " o has u-., II. viii hesita~ with
i'n'nJ 10 its peculiar lieri CJetayt,a Ia P4s Frend
Sod D. all good Druggists. liam ~, W.
Hollow >. Pill and d intmrn = No med ,r
,cn should be unpr Nidr win these ,urstivrs Thsy
"Ininrny ada ted 10 the nt- nal and al ugs
al i, human .niyapn tian % medicines that
bnn Il s.oser-d hey both attack iio at dsas and
nns temporarily r"nye bnt permanently eradicate sold
,naufacory. M 20 Maiden Lane. York aud
all i'tng -'st,. nj ade Gjc and O. per box pot.
ian div.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-03

Some Of our democratic contemporaries are do
n - present quiteA lively business in the MIRO
stSsrtising line. Uhcle Sam is an e1ceedmgiy
ssssoe., md ssd:, T. prsss :s d'nss' -. +
ssss wv isem1ss Sos Virginia, Siling ssome
@6sen sr twp colulnna oless print is juss nov e.-
Hiiirasng N fns6siai departments Of our eon-
temporaries aforesaid. land for so,ne weeks to
come will afford to the public all the advantages Of
minute and accurate information, from ain ofhciai
source. about the important branch Of national
service which II relates to-whl,t on the othcT
hand il will shed food Of go'df" light upon the
proprietary domain Of the publishers.
What is the use Of us poor devils OF the eppo-
sition saying that we have any share in THIS bles
sed government Of oars' -,
TO tho yiotors belong the sPoi's, is written
over the door p'@ts Of every Chamber IN the 'e
partments in Washington. "rhc cohesive power
Of the public plun1er," i. the grand principle up
on which the democracy harmanize.
Great WAS Diana Of Ephrrus, and great IS the
power which. with loaves anl fishes for It's ""r.
shippers. and stone. and serponts for its oppo-
nents, now bes,rJes "Columbia's toncel harry
land |"
We take the above from the Petersburg Iatcf''-
gencer The matter 10 which 1t refers is but an
added proof Of the utter disregard of public IN
terc.ts, felt and manifested by the Democratic
Administration What boots it that there may lie
Wing newspapers in the State having twice or
thrice the circulation Of the Democratic iasorites,
and that the end pf the law could be much better
subserycd by inserting Advertisements where
larger number Of readers could be reached-~i, by
pursuing this ust and proper course, hungry
Democratic editors and penn, .a-l,ners would be
deprived Of their essential allment? Our repre-
lsentatives in Congrcss-if We of the Opposition
have any (')--never care 10 ascertain the relative
circulation Of the papers in their respective Dis
tricts, but ignore all claims save those founded IN
party We never asked for Government patron
age and thank lieatcn can sustain ourselves and
our journal without Office or cmolumcnt # this
char acter but we could f, to he impressed it'll
scnse of the crying injustice pcrpetrated upon the
Government, and upon Opposition journals, when
W. have observed whole sheets Of Post Office nd
yertising published in various little Democratic
organs around us, whose circulation is scarcely
cOcxtensive with tho limits If the counties in
which they are published This is Democracy =
The institution that guarantees the rights OF tho
people, aud secures thr greatest good to the q1CuI
rst number! This is the concern that We are bid
den to aid and keep in power. TINT it may ret N
tho spoils We must do it'd course We must --
for Democracy is fragile thing that lives and
thrives only upon public plumber.
=
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NEW CONC RN!i

III tHe stHIIu IHItIy UcCuPIcu Dy " ID 7. AndCrsOn
II have associated ourselves together ud the st, and
W hrm OF JAMES BOY ID & co for the purpose of
s"ting general
Grocery, Commission Storage and Forwarding
Il - ! - -
At he stand lately occupied W Win T. Anderson
above the Va Tenn Railroad Depot where they keep
constantly on hand general assortment of GROCERIES
AND Liquors; also, Guano. Lime, Cement and ground
Plt>trr for sale on accommodating terms
Will give their nal attention to the sale of coxsIGy
Nthrs and remit proceeds sale, effected Iav.
ing facilities for Storage they prepared 10 Store
at low rates
Weh"pe by aud pcrs nal business to
receive share of the public patronage promising no cf
fort will be spared to render satisfaction.
JAMES BOYD
jan 2dts. GEO A. KiNNEAR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-03

Rest RRrCrioNisTs AHREsrED.-In Cincinnati on
Friday last, some citizens found dead body in
sack. which had been dropped by some resurrcc-
honists. Upon opening the sack, the body was
Identified as Tint Of Julia Ellison. the cyprian
who was burnt to death in a house of ill-fame
there II few days ago. The body-snatchcrs were
afterwards arrested
The iral sisters of the poor unfortunate, CON
'ributei literally to purchase All expensive coffin,
and to pay the funeral charges. The body was
re committed to the grave on Saturday, where we
hope ii may be permitted to rest in peace. a lady
writes 10 the Commercial:
81 knew the young girl, Josephine Ellison, |
warned her to flee from destruction, and Z, home
She was ripe scholar and of good parentage.
Thousands IRE going this day the same road, and
the moral portion Of the community stand by and
permit these he'ls to exist all around us. When
sl" came to this city, her object WAS to teach nee
die work, and Italian. and French. Those in
whom she trusted, betrayed her.
The following funeral notice appeared in the
Cincinnati papers of Friday:
THE funeral services of Miss Josephine Ellison.
will take place this Saturday morning, ut nine
O'clock The deceased having been without n
home, tho trustees Of the Church on Plum street,
near Fifth, have consented to the use of their
house for the funeral services
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-03

HNlE AIa.ANvlc TELEGRAPH CABLE
= DOES MOI weak. Bot VIII / rEMORE N JOS
Inns STEEL FLOWS D. Wohk 40 pEhFECTluN as
will be seen by iii" following
"AMPIINS III rot Arpomat'ox, Va, Dec Sd ls5s
MEs-Rs w HI NUkE JosLIN--Ildr send
me, 10y return train mo-" Your LEFT HAND STEEL
FLOWS KNOX lnicit They certainly the best Plows
have light draug ia ery uect
Your earliest ait n II, la Plow desired
Yours will mach respect,
jan 81 dts THOS. Z. MATTHEWS
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HOPS! HOPn!:-Fresh n cps 1855 ersp, 70,
for sale by feb , dts LEE ROCKE co
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's,RCsr SALE OF VERY VAIUAR1.E

'nHlDT hALE OF VERY VALUABLE
CITY AND COUNTY PROPERTY BY virtue of a
trust deed from John Ruckrr and wife 10 n H. Cam and
!. A. Williams, Trustees executed the Cd Of February
300 ana recorded in The Clerks office of this city and county
inc undersigned, substituted Trustee by decree of the
usf"gs Court q" Lynchbnre will proceed prem
lsrs on III RsDAf. the ID day of FBRt AIRY tho
FARM, III said deed eonv, containing about 200 Acnr.
rms farm lies in the c,nnt> 4" Campb Il, nbu, miles
lrnehhufg on the Turnpike l'adug t. the Court ifousc
wed waiercd by Bca,cr Greek has upon nil build
ings and w'r,hy Of the noe o. pcrs wi,fhs pur
chase an excellent pltnta'inn
TN the following SAIT RbAY. the 9Th Of FEBRUARY [
shal. cell sundry LOTS or GKDtN3, lying tn. ETY. Of
LAneh'urg also ed in said deed
are part -. the G"nni purchased by the sal ltuctrr
Judge WIN Daniel, jr. ard are located b, Bk Water
tretk aud the Basin the Jams Kanaw la Ca.
nal Also. iva LOTS Of GROUND II the same vicir,tv
trchsSed by the si Ruekcr tha iynehhls Mnufaiur.
Ing C"man, This property very ,au,l and Will he
i'!dritd more ~ by the completion Of the Orange Alexan
dtia Raf"ad and Is commended to public NOTICE. par
icnlar de- criptoh will be given hereafter
TEXANS All the property viii he sold rea sonaLls
rtdu mad" known IN the day of sale
JNu NJ. SPEED Trustee.
jan ) c2awfoi 3w thendt5ftb Rep copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-03

Testimonial. u ON Fsr~ivn Co.mtr,e..-y

T,-iins oniaIs u en Fsr~ivn Commtrse..-A
be witient i. pctty nn,iT pam Killer sudden attack Of
iarrhea dy senary cholera mofis BE- c,ually
INST laneousy rehr by IT, !, equally ertual IN curing
seal is burns.
Thomas Ranncy writing from Rangoon, Burush Dcccn,
raj assured the chol has been
1T. preserved by Its The ao preta Of c.era
here yep, about all Killer pun.
looking n supply will be disappointed my
~ sappy them l'cae send Invoice o $50 wor,h
by "hrst opportunity"
>irs The Pain Killer, happy say, is getting
IN good quite here good qualities being apprer
cd LACEY, have great demand for tho article
draia aaIIeipa'r large ,radc In the Pain X Ter
BpKKODAiLE, THOMPSON HALL & co.
M in, the Of the X easily rvu,v
al, rs h,iing II in n lhs alcohol.
Sod ~ ali medicine dealers
Soit bY JOHN II SEAY. Lynchburg ian 81 2w
great cure, ~ tsrr % the ns b. d tnil-
ed by B,KtHs pRtMirM Birrtns -ToMr r. Bak"--I,ear
s IN justice /" Yourself and persons Tho may DO similarly
afflicted permit cite uf the re,nnrk bile
uua,tr, your Premium Buffers hal never .sed them
u"'l recently but wife h,vng been afflicted with
,ou. affection and dt4er.i sont Tor the past ten or
years used every my power to
to hcath She under the constant treatment nf i've
ply sicians but relief could be had then saw
>,trl hras the you, IN.
tr' persuaded my wife To Try them she did so and ii,
az, began npdly No, nniy her OTIS
tsnrd"rcd ,tnnN,h remove but her gene.
y. ~ah is better now than 1t has been Tor years
~ t1n lHsnrto Yourself and for the cnct
NJ" are similarly ahi' led. Your obe,trnt
r. 1mnni jane ~ ,ro1 THOMAS MONTAGUE.
bttf's rntniUM lIrrtRs -Rrinoiri. Sct IL, lbs
t'wrh Wiling pleasure that adin'y testimony the
B,ktns rutMirM III making permanent cure
,-alshrd OF dyspepsia. which have
much for tn, last twelve month. Also, wife Is using
IT m rcat ncc-s, after suffering Tor many Years from do
ttau"t and isoricrci stomach. As as
u-"of them was convinced Of their vain bio luaiti,s
confidently recommend To afflicted J. ADAMS
f sar by Al the Druggists in i.ynchburl ard by all
po al Druggists in the Of Echnond and elsew
Nlsna also Cbls Siott Co. Wash,ngion eli v
u. Z II >tabler q co Baltimore Md ID. II Miller Gov.
,npt"n. Ky md Barnes 4 Park n Y.
Orders hliei b, addressing Il BAKER Proprietor.
oct Richmond. Va
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Corr espondenco with Col Steptoe

From tho suhioined correspondence between
Col. T.. j. Step,oc and Committee ofour citizens,
it will DO that there is prospect of Col step
toe y accep ance Of the testimonial which has been
rendered him. after his return from the service of
the Government MT Charleston.
LyNenDuRu, Jan. 2Sih 1859.
Cot. EpwA ARD J. SrErToE:
Dear Sr-A most respectable portion of the
lcitzens of this place, in consideration OF Your
ltranr1inury merits both rs mn oihcor and II man.
and rs n mark of their high esteem and appruba-
ton, propose to tender yen the compliment, Of a
public dinner to take place at an early day. if
compatible with your COW cnienrc; nnd have dele
gated US to communicate this thcir desire to you.
We therefore take great pleasure ON their behalf
as well rs our own, III most respectfully and cor
daily inviting your acceptance ct the proposed
compliment and further request that you will de
Isignate some early day for the purpose, may
best comport with your convenience.
With the highest respect, esteem, g.,
WV. I. YANcEy. WV. NJ. SEurlE,
SAML III. EARLY, J>o. NJ. SrkKp.
AUSTIN NJ. TRIBE, JNo. ORGY TAYLOR,
WV. A. READ, LEWIS BLAcxioRp
RoRERT EARLY, wv. WALLER,
JANIS NJ. LANGmoRNE, WM. H. SrR,rroN,
L. {. s. FERGrsoN,
Commitiet.
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BY q. X. PHELPS, AucrioNEER.

Afternoon The 4h inst wi sell desirable RtjIIJ.
ING LOT containing half In the .sborhood Of w
Is Murrl's. fen ifcb C. X PHILIPS Amer,
ENVkNs1V8 a L. y Of GONFECTlON.
~ ARIES WINES, CIGARS. &c-In pursuance with
coed Il trns' exccutrd by Jno Burrh on the a6
al January shall, on ESDAY. FEBRUARY 9Th ,rocec
to sell 1T Pnoe aaciien At his Store honse. Stree,
~h".e q" MS vsnahln and extensive stock Of CONFEC
TloNAkiES. LIQUORS AND Gag AIRS. and all the FIR
NlTuRE AND FIXTURES In his es,ahI simep,
From Monday, The 3lsi of January, until the Of sale Mr.
j. w Burch will be auhozcd a. my Agent /, retail M 1,
goods IN ! Is store for cash, cost.
wi lie glad tn crve b d. the whole stock and any
one wisiig o enEagc In the business will
p"rtnhiiy of obtnnt well selected stock very liberal
tar - both M Ia tn, tho
wh"icsae purchas i'll lac able keep Tho store {we
known as fansys old saDd) which pc,
glide in the ciiy CHAS NJ BLAGKFnRD
Jan 2t-dSr,eirb T,ustco
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ulRILLIASTA AMI q ne AP IussluT,-l,onI
- vi Lamps -'n' 81 thes. Lamps will give light quail
to SIX candies orc cents worth the will
thre" ana t'ur hour the lamp entirely simple
strurtion an'i the fee
other light has been found to give SUCH
supply Uf the On d Lamps received and
HeltisIs JOHN II SEAY Druggist.
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gu s'G2s: DAYS
By CIIAS. 7. WORTllAM & CO, Aucrloxrrrs
RI c n " q SD YA

(tAEGo NEW ORLEANs sUGAR AGG.
~ 1H'N On FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4th, 1852 al our
arri'"ue the ,o X. rug ~ O'Clock A. NJ vo
will sell the schr :. W t Attak
pas, La rnn-i>ii,g
"a Hog sheads really prime to choice Sugars
TERMS Or SALE - sans under 100 ash; over slOO
months crrdif for approved negotiable. ap.r
feb 2di4fcbt CHAS r WORKMAN & co Auc,,r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-26

61We do NOT oftsn havs bigger blow
than shas sf yssssrday. Signs ersaksd, hsss
fsw, and hoops aAsssssd The psssnt roof
on VOORHEES, nsw building uas torn o. md
scattered down Main strsst. 4 To- ksssle
was blown away FROM Oomstoek's and wsnt
rolling down street. OthsF antiss ware psr-
formed, and the weather grew cold. The
morning EaA mild and suasy, the evening
We dsrk and gloomy, and Winter sArssasnsd
10 come in With rnah. 49,. -. 81 $500 i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-26
COMM ERCIAL
DAILY GASn Cry OY1prn

1 SAg ~ ~ ANl IVA IL II ~ Il "A k~
i xST-wrr-~-~~r~%
DAILY Cars CRY OvsDcn,
.nx1fmNsa eag hxAs nsakak, Neyu 1leA
/ 1LOUR-Sup9r0ns, ri ~; Spring whsat, -
trA, q III, Fan wk1Gk, A1aA, 13ss3l 70 317t.
BRAN AND BHORIs, $50 IS perl ~. ~. II
c0RN--Nsw - sS3. - '''ss''t'.s.'sa Z = 80
RARLET--syss.e, $50, Iell, $500.
wHEAf1E "a A(aS1 fku sassos
Hrias eesst. fa sfF8
.OA T1~~86. a# HI SIS v@ fse ha8
Rye oa !; In rood d4nand. s4 sAs
PoTATo.s-s7A " " thslosd; sssailssc,
1AOcr11ngsw uElsaas Sugar, fsis ia
prims as1sslariasd 0aaIo, crushed as1sas iIl
t.11. MoIAssss- 1iantatimp ~ 10 10, 3. HI
= =, Golden Syrup, rs 1855. acOassERio =,
g y. Java lsto lses 1Agdyfs, LII 70 "A. Riss,
soAr@-Paln ". sa.iay $50. n vet tssa rai
CAHD1Ee1Etar Is 10 n, StSarins IL, Nouil
la, summer pressed, lis 49,
LARD--le 10 II retail I31S.
BUTTER-choiss % - ~ retail ~ to rs.
11Dn III; grsea.5 green sheep pslu
% p g. - ~ skils 81.
1AT--I5slsis1tt - ~, Tinsthy ma Hs.x.
dis. 3511S ntlsd ~ ri satlsj RS.aiI, M 4.
sRKDS.-Hunsariaa 0nnss - a. - ssns !
TinStAs. NJ - - ! ~ FlAx sssd. ssssti
SUNpax1s--0aisAss % soxe B6xs, ~ lSA.
lsatAsf - " -; Midp DsAAe, M - 70 /. 4
1xuI1r psn apptssr sIoias, ~ $50 . =
per Dbl. Dsis1 alss, 81 - tcl rs Per busA. Drssa
psseAss, 81 = v o35s; Raisins. - M ii =.
cHBESE-W. \. - - II; DENMARK a 10 y. ~
PKoyIsIQN6 Hams 1916 II shosldsn n to 4;
clear n ~ = - III - esFass n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-26


- Dr. Hoststtsr.s Stomach Bistsrs increase in
popalarisy w,tAssh Rhss tsstsits apsuissity - .
1Dnicor remedy for Dyspspsia and the affections
afising from disordpss1 Bseuaash. 1t il prepared
With great care. and IT. component parts ars en-
tireV SeGptahle; i ixfrss fEon tAs shjsssisD -
often U1s4 Against IfopaxAstoas u IL Hind
Tie BattswMay - aas1 WITH sseldsnss aad bsne-
Asiaa sGssts " III suffering from complaints Of the
stomach. Az nsAiseIsesnt il M IA equal, While
iu pleasing favor and hsa1tAfal ELECTS have naAs
IL general favorits. Its frss iron ~ pssp~liss
calculated ~ imsAir ths syseSa, md it operations
40 atosse nikl, sssthing and stksisnt. All who
hAvs sssa NJ Bistsn A1I15E IT'S vihTUHE asd
osmmsAd y 70 ne. 49,
For sale By Druggisss and dealers generally,
evcrywhers. aa aH
Sold BY r. GIasoHs, A. ,. WILKINSON, BARrLsrr,
KArE Co., and J. BsApsx.
Nos. n 1s-d&w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-26

- x310 r. NTH !,
/"0ULD ssspsstfally infom the citissss u
/ W Ksehsk aad Vitality that he hasjnst returned
from ths Est, with 6ne stock ef 0osds adapt
q to the Fail Trade, ssnsisting In part Of
Nne kiecA 1xee1clefAs; Eddy's CasfMsrs
EtMs Dla1k Dosakins; Harktss
Preach III ribbed Doeskins; Sifk Yssfinos. &c.
IN EURNISHINo GOODS:
0A6sts, CSNsss, Crassts, GJovss.
sAsv<s, bvswes, SsPsa1ass, &c, &c.
s8 SOMETHING NEW.
HI has alse inAde arrangements with one Of the
l>adiAe Houses In New York TO supply him With
III ~ latest fashfons fof Boys Clothing.