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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-22

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llun8 It4 plDblt4, tpte aus benz 8o6en Qema6 .
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ME Der Jotbbdute fennen, lernelt unb ale bat.
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nen beS QSalpe8 ii9 l9neQ ge(egt 6utten, uno
erlt pur4 bic Sorlt4t nit mel6er Die Wtunn=
1d1ft Der Sar1pane betpaffnet mproen, neue
Stlrer bon oen3u erWartenben Beinoen in ibm
erltanoen maren. @r belt all uub n1ad5te feline
ne Sit9le lofer; fait I6Gmte er it6 ober Der
Seme8ung, ol8 ct bic Wd6erfomnenpen unters
ldetcen tpnl1te. S9mueige Oeden umbluten
ma8ere 0eItalten, hte auf moss mQoereren Bfer<
ben I1Ben; ba8 rtrre Saar r>tpar in etten Q8ulTt
rltdwart8 9ebunoent unO Die 9un5e gri9einung
lteB eber etne Ibftdt 81 betteln Ql8 Die zines
Nngrlff5 pernrttben. Sour @iner bon ibnen
tra8 cine rcitt3e lnn9e 0fife6h6Ie ii6er Dem
Nitden. Ste paIIttteu ben on91(tenben Setter
etlpa finf Sd)ritta pon Der Stra6c entFernt uub
blelen bate ote(letAt cine 01egu1tg be8 MitletoS
init DEM elenbe11 3uItanpe Der WenI6er, tnn1its
ten elmer 9rpBet, reiden 93attr, iiberfommen,
menn tGm ntbt bic perIeften beimtIdtiden
Vltfe, nit melhen ct bepb1btet lpurpe, alf0ez
fallen paren. SCbalo bic Snpianer bic &ara.
pane onitdti9 81 tper0en i9tenen, elttfernten
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tnoeIen auS bem 2(n9e 5n perlierer, unp 8one
nann, meld3er td ra8 urpl6tlife grIdeinen
bet 0eitalten pldt ert(dren frimte, 6ielt e8 fit
na5 Selte, lon8Ianl eiller 9teiIege7e(li9aft ent.
9e9en gu reiten. SAcn ebe er bic Garopane
erreidte, traf ct auf ben Q8o9enmeifter
vS6 babe lte ldn8lt geieten," +" er>pieDerte bez
ler, ol3 t9m Bauulam feline 8e9e9nung nit
lbren Gigenttimlid,feiten nitBetbeilt, LIMB 6re
grIhctllung 10 nQbc Der @jren3e geid(lt luit
nitt. Dee 9an3e )teit be8 Gtamme5, gu ben,
ite 9ebHren m68ell, 1T 3n nett beruntergefDnlz
men, 1l5 raB (ie rhcn fenOicjg, eltt gegen
encn ein5elnen peiBcn Wfann auitreten Irlls
ten, aber lte lteblen freder ais bic 9taben urb
tltt9er ais bic Wt1roer Gle baben iecenfQuS
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r1rane."
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LID na8 au8Deuodnete 8ett zines 81d}e8, 3eig.
te, cur1 rpel1eu rie fritbere Ballaee Der 0asa.-
ycU cine abgeeabte @uz lul0 Nu8fobrt 9eblcet
bate, 40a8 linp i6re Qeblug8 5dleibweee,
la9te Der Wo9enmeiIier, Ten trOdenen @raben
auf= uno abpdrt8 iebenp, pjerenfaI5 baben nit
jett cine Waruung."
(SrrtIeBuua fplQt.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-22

Dr g. g. 9mt9 ttrlt e8 frGber fir erfcrberl tem gutts
Hn entee &useu!ins ietner ror9&n g9en4atten aS rt
DE perISnier cnultopnen m9en dwieri9t uno 9etdrl
der Granbeitsn NIT if rpa4en; tS lit Bt jeDo unn6tba
gerprber.
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1886 gebSrt9er Gtn ais N araSuts Sett ner ef bat Ct
cen estc aren mebr @0tienn currt ais r 8e9rnbune
enes NaenS ol8 ibdeer no 9enenntbiae Irt notR@nb9
no Sene prn allen Meret hts9sr Saot auantten9enrmen
Sbslei es son nem E6etfe ber erer Der ar,Iben gra,s
ur QuaGoibret aneeeten miro. anu;ege 10 eretnen jenr
be ben nit pen rantbeien btatsten sriOnsu rwa8itnrtn
grrbeile 9rpe, ndt bas segen fir etr notmenri8
ba(ten. Stuff nt6t etnen Gburg bas 8etn
putrsn etnen Scui bic &ranfbeten bes N9se teIlen2
ub nen arst, e fCnfse 8rantbe su beien? l1no ge
fOlSrsi 6dt? Sr s. s. ditb it Der defe req slma6is
aroem Mrst weIder in 9altmOre anse9 !ds SHe 9rors
srafbetsn ii alien Sduen nb mneGe in bs Easen sebe
@ geus auf bic sroge ansob tirslt nnr snsr geb9n6-
len unS beIOnoers 8remter, cen cheemen Sab erbst
len gef borou u Gten bag lie Mot Our6 be tn aea Nnset
6ungn maden Seren grINaae eIb hea atrenfn Mn 6s'n
NerSen fat unmSgd it,
8ea6tet Spleenpe5 Bel 3etten
Der 1ned;te meIdar pbieen uebe tebaftet it, us G
&nel einen erabrenen &st rten, su peden n6
bon enen SmerSen teett wro 1rnhern renben aud beG
bat nen &ranieH cine e6r buiee ednune t moen nab
fem etngepur pcer bte ranfbeit meter UNI m esrien bat
81 etner cit 9rSsren Ne&nans bfre6s it, grsTemsen poer
yrcres" nerten rad erer Or. S. Gmttb auge
iuneenen 8tdneIungt tmete III meni9en Go oe S&meen
ober SncSnssnesen fir ben g"enten 9efel 3u9e4 8ara1
'
70. aIS "Strjctue" bbaelt wero nobuT 10 O GtarIaane
be trauri9ten Tegen terbeiiIbren.
Sun9e Qeute WGe welGc ali sinater edmG&e letbsn
modem G lei 3eiten m.iber, moeur e sielen
ercee unfcitRn sriporer.
3r. S. s. Snlib bat bur bte seid4e CIR pbi9y ranftei
ten srDbrre 8erHnb ais ir5e6 n @r IN Nnr,ifa
erlanS Gr Dett cas- uebe iii Ben 6we 8aafn GrO
aus unb 9bt Der &pntupn the urptJn0lte Strait ecer,
noem etnae niIte Nttel onenost Teci5n
1T rs Gtctar up alien mpatt6en Gten in elmer beqmem
btten Wof Subeetet uno tann i'm Sat- pter puatbaue
au Der &ee uneme unteme rnp pbne St6runs III @eidI
tn pcruriofen. 9enOmmen werten. gur Ei9e GRt
ainHun9 eu9ereien it, o @nirdrf0 Der Qftenswcie
npttmenbe,
Aud ben 8rontteen bss nebldet 0eGledts bat 6r Dr. s.
g. Smi1 lett eiGer 0be obren ieie bspnore Numer
omtet eecet uno perpr ole Qeipenren beeuoe Sur
Dr. S. g. Smttb8 9rdyentatiYe fir 5rauen fam a Ob9e
9lase ertan. Dte Assn 1T gut o wurre tnnerbolb SAT-
ren aueerpoeni Ote 9cbroutt. = pr3 s. Vcrone,
welte 9amre entiernt wobnen fSnen na gno9e Hn7
eabe ber S9mptome Or. S. g. mttb IN pproreien Sen
uen unb lie WeoSn no irSno enem &bsiIe beo &aHees
1&ift erbalten. -e--.
Mle Muirde beiben re9 prpottu. Sn ber Sife tnb is
parate 8mner 8lr DtspCitton fer Bdtienten.
Sfen ron 1tr Mtorsens biS llbr @tenD8.
0r. s. gS. Smith,
il SO. IL Sib 3reherfi!r. Baltimere,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-22
Oolfelbe GIG liA in iebent M'ma

nuf ;eben 8 bell bes Rnbrunes
Canals rirten unb trel6e gut
tsp fiber In GlIen 9dllen ftnb
NC eine pureanS nDtbts III,
Gls llnCrounns beS Wtagens,
&reus16mer1en, ,S6tdfri9feit,
gerifpp ung. Shnter3 unD
@mpfnbli6fett iiber benz edn.
5eu EGrpe GCteen Der pI5s.
ltGen @rfdltuns, pslae renn
oerud6ldffst, oft tn Ionetn
Giebern enbet, WdneeI an
&ppettt. faltes Suten iiber
bsrn R6rper, @ubelOfsfeit,
Rppfl6mersen Dber SGpere
TIM 8Dpf, aIle GntsiinbuiteS=
trantbeiten. @irmer BE- RiH'
bern unb @rwa6fentn. 8beus
mattsntus, Elm erDees Blute
reinieunesmitsel uto geeen
ptele oncere Rrnntbettea. be-
neu ber Menlh unterpprfen
III mb bersn &uf3dblune gu
reitlduF9 fetn tpiirbe, au ge
, brouGen. DcFs l-3 GtIG
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-22
Ne .,Famtlien Uurair= =ptl.

Sic ,,Tainilien puratr=ptIs
.g fgaibartis gtn IT eins
oelinSe ater DtrffaHte rIss
Sal,,, pelte Der Sta nltunier
Ell mebr ais w3rsia SABRE
in feiner Troris sebrau6t
Bat. Die TprtpdbrenO iuns67
ntenbe glohfraae aaer Derer,
tpelhe ote pt1eu sebraadten,
unb bic 3ufriebenbeit. rel&e
Nle bet Ter @uwsnbuns aug
Fproheu, bat MID p2ranlaBt,
bieIel "a &leH su8dnslt6 it
ga III eine anerfannte GGdtz
fa6s in Der Mebtstn. pas psr.
S6Ieoene gurairmtttsl ant
serf6tebeue Gbetle hss In.
terletbes pirten.
Tie ,,1amilien puretrptl' L
Ie" 1T nit RufF6t allf otefe
feRffebenbe Gbatfade aus osH
Serl6ietenfeu unO retniteEt
YRanseu @rtrdcten 8niart,'
arobt tnefd,s oIptd,ndttd
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-22

1os Utitte unc bte Fantlsen gr9 ytlen
,rd de Drueeeu tn teber arc6en Saet SDhCleae Wns
merre eusU srft ~ q g. g4. SGnbf0rb, M. ..
Weta" Os's' So 208 BrCatpap, Ode Gultcnfr. gt. "
Eabrttant unt @tgeutbumer.
n galturr. At bOtsn tn ben tHupfa<aeH @sOps'sa'
eSrt2o iLtur)
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
IHUaspAs EEEaiEs arch /

5.f 1tlUAspAy EFEnfEe arch IS.
e F'serssIoss- lie marRet MAS iirh,, with I /,
increased demand, Bne145 Shoulders Il, Sides
Al, clear do, of \ III ne asking rates closed ii
III, 81 andll,3: Lard. the prices are ie iIighef,
THE salesiii tieEces IL y tosf01, and inskFgs
s,1ieF, Nothing done Id MesS!P ork, J. country
could have been boug st,al 81 E Il a $S7s25
sELorR--Tk : market WAS anli 10 Day, and
she demand qaite limited, apd prices lower
The IA les were con lined % Il 2a66 rIs 1T IS IS
S.aj so for snpernAe, aill IS 6at05 e5. II lrsex-
ira. One lntextf& sold IS low as o. 3 1, ard
100 lflls. extra Whiie Wbest ats46
WHfsKY Nochhng ID tIe Anbrket 500 hfls
sold 81 l91tstc tine latter rate for srhgon. s
GRgeEefEs- "A good desnand for Sugar md
prices arc stesdr Sales 100 lhdss IT 7a0er.
.forlcw tosfnity fair. Cdifee very fvnls at fsi
2tic, and for ehbice i4Ac., is asked, Sas les
u 100 bsss y lsic. do loQ, tIi4e.~ .3Sfhds.
tine Sugar at Tic 81 friea
II Wm9Ax--The demand j. fair, and prices
steady III ii stzs 70 f prime Whsge, and
q SEQ SO lot fTaie Red sales OF so tii$hA
ris 4 la 81 hi, s4a I $50 40. fair at 81 s..
con o. il'hs tket ibkslalI.. W 1,lose ear
il bu1k Of ss2 9ss, and sIl5ilrd in bulk At SO
f9slcs. and IN 50 ks ut SIC. bnyers furnishing
SKED--TheFe is afair demaed OF Glover,
We a sole prime al y f6n Tia5t6y Bin fair
demand ct IS Sg1.;l Aessasll
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
10 TITE SOUTHERN fRADEf
rxrfNsNE Akn srLESDiD STOCK 81
80 = IN s 90od1.
KENT. FzsfINE kc o..
importers .spd Johhers Of
FiRCT and ST I'LL On ! G00DS.

- V i62 end. y Main StfestF gsE
80 RicnMaNn. s. Is !, ~ u :
TrauE Il. sto ne afs COW .rece;ysiag. and Of
RA3 fer Is the Southern Efade. epon The
r,,sse fHsotSbie terms. FiNE Th0GSAsNp
APA CKAf}kS Or fresh, seakDnable and desire
49, efaple and Fancy Dry Goods, both ol
Fofeieii end Domestic nanutaetufe' ii. ]. &
- Cir importation from the ~ sioas EUROPE
s !, markets. nave bern unAsusily latges aafd
" ~ surela1ed bofIer 70 our cusi.mefs tns
lervtri 4 "a mast splendid stock pt DRY dcosss
syef exhibited ia Nisginias
W. nave also made sarrangenenis whh the
Manufactnrsrs sc eifiia, MOTH Garelip2 arg
f &. Il n i kEsSriihent 81 sbsis ssfloas
49,, .f;o. s.Ich IS SlFt,ngs. Sbselings vs..
a Is hnrrs. yafnss Kerseys. cteslmeress
y ~ WHICH we a3ln self a. manufacturers
,,y;ess We afe als4 prepared tn sxhl1N a
vFlSY "a HGE ANij 1DAuTLkNI: Sit't.k
or 81 OTHfNG mspilia ctnssd - home! "
Virginia work nan nndef onk own npets; J.
4 iSish We enars Nee to. pe ggtlen Y q esese
styie. a. any Northern Nofk and w Rie'ige
ourss sss t. sen ills same e q Dslov 's'1sn
& I i ia deserve the large patronage
with which We have 50 many ygels Dssn -
yoEes, We shan be present season Ia.s Z:
ures to satisfy ike SopT,iEfs akkclIh efs w. y
Home Markell i sqnaI I not gpl.eneL g
any at the Nofth. Our q cilitlsg ere n1sas
fassed ~ any house in the Trade ps re p
Use there. Andswe shall. Is N fels ioIe, con
duet or haEinecz 4 poR iust fla l,le ~ N{'t'
clip g. I alne = ~.
February, I150 -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

,SSsf iBUNLbNESt =
s 3 s.! Pc s.' ssss ~, ~ ..,ea
: 50 1eEnen % l,.,,l . .si
$40 Fancy 90 pa
90 9 and hall boxes star c.slls..
X ~ u Tkliowls g
Is Kegs b Carbonate SOFA.
100 Doc. assorted @Foomo.
10 Bales No. Bf.tink.
sslat I'd 81 No. 3 do g;e
100 DOG. Buckets. 3
81 Nests assorted Tubs.
rs Bbls PuIysz4sed Saiel1tue.
100 DQz. Bed Cords. w
50 Reels P9ek Yarn.
Is nos. Zinc WASH Boards.
'll4 100 Boxes Reisins.
rs % Boxes Starch. IS ses(sS l.riS Is
IS; Assorted Candy. Is
81 Bags - Shot.
tfl7G BALES Bar Lead. sss., .Il's;l
.-!sI,. rs BUsKIRk 4 DAVIS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

vI1HE snbscrihes informs the inhabitants Of
Il Coal Mouth md vicinity, that Ne still
continues to eaEfysaD The w agsn Making ant
BlacksmithiEg b9ssEess, in all their df1efend
branches. He u lsEe pared TO furnish his Gus.
tomtrs wish nell, good and substs ritial
Wsfon; Us natNrtkSS are Of the bestqualiiy.
al he Is eonhdsu ts1is woTh viii bear inspec-
ton, as It is doRs ther By himself, or under
il immediate liisls btipH.
s5OtiN 0VERSHINER.I
zCoAtss MoU4fs. zsb. ", 1858. 3.44
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

Ao60Y-M 080 0AO6nAM 8,
GENTIEMEk 81 FUREisIING
sGOODS, &c.,
TAKES this niethSa Of il forming the pub
lie that ne IS A9iistantly maLufaG tpfing
ana selling Rehdv4l Inaie Clothing.
Having jEst returned from the Eastern Cit
les, w IN al large stHEs of Cloths. Casgimefes,
Cassinettes, TIimmiI5h &C., &c.
READY,MAD EsCLOTHING,
Is The largest and III ssor,ment ever brought
ID this market, and eonststs Of I'll kinds az
Goods suitable fol- klemen,s wear. such as
Shifts. Sf2cks, CraVhGs. Drawers, Gloves, Sus-
rendess. Boots. Shes Hats and Caps, &e.--
Also, altarge assortment Of ~
/, Lad 1 Cloas, 1laatillas, De.
Iaaxing provided bInself with every facility
TOT the nAnuiAcaslslng OF custom work, be
fiatters himself alISshe win be able to
u xeGINE RETIEf SA TISFACTI0N
to Ill who h1ayglra Iim their patronage.
His business win ~ done principally forecast
or on short credit va therefore, he expects
Flo sell for very suials profits,
Cali and exsmfIs His stock before purchas.
'"f IFS ssse estabIishr,ee viii be foupi in the
rooms fotnertg o6slipied by Han 4 BicteI,
OH the eornefiofs Vain and Market Streets.
April 18TH 1852 462
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
RED WILD INDIAN.
tobacco, snAA ana ssgar Store.

ISL - -
JOHN II. TAYLOR,s M
eTN7oUL b respsetiaIIy inform the citizers
wv ofChatlestah md the surround country,
that re has opened u Tobacco. ISnnH. and Sc,
rat Store, In thR.stnFe room int heluppeT end
Of the Kanawha H6hSe, where will Be found
all grades Of TpAs0cp and Segafss which be
will seli low for e1Sh wholesale and retail.
u j sz-7s$. 81 aCksfce Brands.
1 Hollands Pine Apple. the Iris Leaf, Luz
cullas, Silver Lsaf, LeeeHate and Pat6na
Brands 81 LyReBnfg, Hanis' ko6sle Light
PRESSED, Rough anl Ready. Fig Leaf, Platt's
Iialf-Pound, M Plus Ultra. and Persons
Best, MooT's Blbk 4 as
Purs Havana md Pfiltibe Segais.
The best LynElleIfg Smoking Tobacco. a
genefal assortment of Pipes, stems, Snuff. &c.
His mottojs qa5e \ Sales and small Profts.--
Giye him 3 cal. MA we; are sure you vii. be-
pleased. .e,s MI GAG 4 ss..,a.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

N Buds 0dlksflih's SUI.
.9U % !" Jsnss' pguneh 3 fT
soc Flofsnce ,Hpe hee, Long t0A e
"a Caddy Boxe5 Pfsfie Chicken.
8 i 81 Butts Flon Temple 7sist
IS Kegs Gedse 4 Bros Sit rwi1l,
20 Gross s. B, Willia ms fne cut chewing
50 Bbls Queen CITY Cut sha Dsy.
B % Half-bblS % ~ do 2
rs e r5i BusKIRKN DAVIS. s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

n CHESTS Imp. and Gunpowdef Tsass
O10 Bags Rio Coffee, q lasm
! 10 !" Jayie Coffee
100 PACK ages Ground Coffee.
200 I'D Burnt Coffee, ..ae ssl
20sbblGs Piime n. o. Sugar,
'as,T s. - Cfnsh Sugar,
Q tss4- Eoffes Sugsl,,p stat sst 8
- Powdersd Sugar. - slsr-
4R ~ CEackeIs, ~
IN Boxes Candies, a f4gNHsE issss
sf,; 20 e Sosp, ~
sol Gro Pepper. AeA iIasf
s. = 80 Allspice, ID.
~ 10 = Mustard, .tlsss E. =.
10 Kits French MackSrel, cheap for cash
or Country. Produce. ssegttsz m
Dbl French Herrines, }: B. N0tES.ras
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

&C BOXES excellent Chewing Tobac-
~ Is, manufactured expressly lsr John
h. Taylor 81 Col. j b. Hill Of Putnam
lCo., Va. Just received and for sale. low,
by 5.aa3 JOHN 3. TAYLOR l
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

- = 5000 A 77 - d. "a r.
N PINE iok OF .th6s.f = 1. Ats for
a Ai'0. ssSfssI ~ eiis' sdssIf ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

Tu8F leeeited, = me lot 81
u EooQH9. s. 8
iof Mediezl and culinary purposes. y s ~ !.
So a. CALDWELL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

~ 1en BALED HAY
fFsWq iibNpRED Bales tisy on hand and
e So n. i. wHlrrEKER 1 CO.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

yyIRGINiA, 4 / rules sea ii lhe CIeriti
Y office Of Rs9ette Ctrciat Court on Mon
tsythe 9Th day u March 1850 as 81 -
John Quinn,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

coALss Mou1a eb. ", 1858. 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-10

1An Eastern paper tells . good aneo-
dots OF N opulsnt widow lsdy, who once
afforded queer illustration Of that cold CON-
pound OF incompatibies called "human nA-
ture." IL Was . Christmas Eve of one OF
those old fashioned winters which were 90
cold. The old lady put on N extra shawl,
and ~ she Rugged her shivsring frame. she
sid g her faithful negro servant: SITS q
terrible cold night, Ssip. | an afraid ny
poor neighbor, Widow Green, must be suf-
fsring. Take the wheelbarrow, Seip, Gil i,
full OF wood-piie on good load, and tell
the poor woman to keep herself oomfortabls.
But before you 90, Seip, put some more
wood on the 6re, and make me nice mug Of
flip" These last orders were duly obeyed
and the cid lady was thoroughly warmed,
both inside ssd out And now chs Rusty
Scip was about TO depart on bis erfsnd oil
mercy, when his considerass mistress inter.
posed again: "Stop, Seip. You need not 70
now. The Usdfhsr hos moderated ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-10
COMM.ERCIAL.
w~w- w.-~- - DAILY QAEAnCIrY oe1Icns
y rspMi,1-awt.,.,. !. rs ssa;;HD:, ~, ~. !,

Co.. w--u. DAILY lAEA.C1rY oe1Icn,l Il
~ EsqAuk, Ja10th. q
4 FhUUK s4P srAns, y ~ 4fnk whsss, n
trA, $1sSy Pan sASasyssers, - 70 IS A.
! 1RAN .AED sHOATs. Ts.s 90 pssl$ss .ses
sfC0kN~-30 t0D1. .rasaT tna4AFme8 &s
liz sBARLEY--Epsirk, S6aza. Fsil, seaJI.
good ,dsnanA. Fall sIa1 -,
r4tprtsg sea4f. 20 sesfe afaa@ s6s 7e1
sa ATS~~aa 10 u, duh. a ia sas4aA
gt akTE--Stsses; IN good dsmaad.
/ PoTAToES--ss to rs y thu iosa retail 500.
aRockRTES.-rsv orissns Sugar, fair sasi,
prime clarified lsaioa, crusAsd ana loaf IL
t. is. Aolxssss- Plantstiol so TO $50, b. II. IS
- %, Golden Syrup, IS to poo. CoEse--Rio u
70 3a. Jav. 1sto Ice. Laguyra. 70 u. Rice, 60
s1c.
b0AP--PAlm "a Q, Family S2c.
oANDLES-Star Is 70 ~, stsarins Is, Mould
III, summer pressed, Is
LARD-si to 10; retail l1ac. sa
BuTTER-cheice IA to l5j retail 70.
& HtDES-Dry 1s3 70 III Erssa,sl green sheep
psits 40 to I5eg green hog skias rs. f
HAY-Prsiriets to 81, Timothy and Hunga-
rian, esaes; Baked d.. eei 70 sls; RsssiI, SIS.
eEEDS.-Hungarian Grass, ~ TO Is cents ,
Timothy, u 90 70 70; Flax Seed, 7saso
6UNDRIES-Onion 81 to ~; Eggs, IA.
Feathers, soc 70 Ssc White Beans, roe 20 %.
.FRUIT--0rssn spplss. choice, - 80 Per Dbl.
DrisdaPplss, ! soto - per buaA. Dried peaches
- ~ tos ~; Raisins, - - to ~.
cHEESE-W. h. II 70 III; Denmark to 10.
PRovISIoNS-HAns II TO III Shoulders n to 8;
CLEAR sides 10 10 IL
BREE--3A1Ae grsss; - to 30 per quarter.
4 5HREP-43 T. 10 - - 3 ksad.
HO06-Dresssd, ~ ~ 70 % ~.
sALT-G.A.,tf 90 per sack; Kanswha, -
ALSO per bbl.i Liverpool, 417s per sack. Lake
- soa7 50 " Dbl.
fIsH--Masksrsl, No. go 70 t11 y Dbl; No
1$ittotie; Ne. . 4l1to$IS. White, No. IS u
10 81 JSp half bbI. Cod Fish bts sRD b.
ExcsAssE.-On New York for currsncy psI
cant; forSold per cent. Et.Louisa Per cent.
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The skating maniA has taken hold Of
the commanity With very strong grip, the
winter orders for skasss in New York having
already reached over 10000 pairs, and the
manufacturers are unable to keep pace With
the demand. Several new and beautiful
styles Of the article have been intro duced
this virtsf, thss, when strapped 70 the trot-
tas lofssa dazzling yoang wem1n, excite
snsAions OF tho most notwithstanding char
aatef. 4e 8NNAes -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- We hare inst learned that McLssn's
Strengthening Cordial viii cure the various dis
eases prevalent among children. 1t IL necessary
thst every parent sAosh keep . supply on hand.
and when rsquirsd give - directed. Try Tit is
pleasant TO take. See advertisement In smother
column. TdeclsdAwlnl
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For the Gate City,
HeKltcnltuFe.

Fer the Gate Iltyt
HeKltCnituFe.
The second monthly meeting Of tho Kso-
knk Horticultural Sooissy, VAS held 1t w.
g. Stripes oAoe, on the Sth inst.
The COMMITTEES appointed Ct the last meet
ing reported large secession Of members.
Aroom committee appointed By the Presi-
dent at this meeting immediately decided on
holding the next meeting (Which IL shs An
nual meeting Of the Society in the City
Council Room, corner Of Fifth and johnson
streets.
The following questions were selected for
discussion ct thesext meeting: M
1. What il the best winter treatment for
early blooming fruit trees, to prevent the too
early towering Of fruit budsf
2. The most systematic plan Of watering
house plants.
5. Hot beds for propaga eating garden plants.
Adjourned TO meet on Thursday, Feb. Cd,
ct 2 o'clock p. m, in City Council Room.
J. B. TEWKSBURY, Seo'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-10

tI"C1sar dis chile 10 gwine to Washing
ton 70 ply for oihs oh de gabermsnt" stW eli,
dsrkey, what are you trying to got % now,
oh 7" "lse gwine TO ply for de- post OBJ sex .
ton In de Post0hs Apartment "Ssxton or
Post Apartment z" "Yes, sab; berry do
dead letters. Sometims-you hear, Cesar
ehf-somstimc dey hAb money in en-, and
den rife do corpse! You see, sah2 Yah /!
yah yahw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-10

VThsre 10 touch Of thu fanatic in
Oorsinas, tho ru fian leader in Texas. In his
address 30 the Mexican residents OF Texas,
he declares that they have been robbed
and outraged by tho Americans, and that
hs has been divinely commissioned 70 de-
liver them. He says that he trusts in God
to give him : strong arm 70 fight or to
oder himsslf ss-a Sacridce for the happiness
Of his brethren.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-10

The Jerusalem correspondent OF the
Boston Traveller says that Prince Alfred,
Queen victorja's second son, who 10 . mid
shipmsn in the British navy, while in the
port OF JAfa received severe thrashinx from
. brother MILDLY, whom hs had insulted and
II IL related Of him, greatly TO his credit. by
his brother officers, that after his defeat he
begged the victor's pardon, for having com
mcnced the quarrel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-10

That Bros d.cast store.
Why 1t beats the BUGS how CasAr they SEIL.--
dropt In there the other dsy--and tell you that
i the place these hard times No. IS Main-st.
jAnI0d1w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-10
1889 FALL AND WINTER H1
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED
,. n. HUTCHINSON. JANIS DEWEY.
HUTCHINSON & DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,

Lave Just received 1T their Fashionable Tailor
IL ing and Furnishing Establishment, choice
and extensive supply of BFoaacIeshs. Gas.
simercs, vestings, and Gons,s Fur
nlshhng 0Oods~ 81 all Aescripta0ns,
and guarantee that their work shall BE- done in the
most approx cd and satisfactory manner. They are
constantly receiving the New York and PhilAde-
phiA fashions and specifically solicit all who desire
good work and the bes material 70 give them call.
Nov. s., '5o-dly HUTCHINSON DEWEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-10

q Phillip Lynch, who murdered Coulton
at Burlington, three months since, has been
sentsneed TO be hanged 1t Mt. Holly, March
23d.
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- Among some curiositiss sent from In
die 80 the Methodist Mission roons in New
York, BY DR.. Butler, 10 the yeritable got
worshipped By NenA Sahib, the great rsbe
leader.