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, 1860-04-16
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= Naleoas Newell sal i'm ": Fra*tr have made DE-
t.ut IN the Ayuecs ct thte executed by
thrm iaieita The twrn:y.tk:ta aav 1T Nay 4. D l55
1ay It Ja1aasf. p. let w,A in;x,ts; :. VIZ e:nt
Tho other fos aru huoare 7nl cltty ttsr- doats All
thirty three !t, sss n%se, s.ss4 by icsd Of trust
notes. running +, fhe ur.eSn ard q nteynx
II - lot 1uEaes twenty, a .oeS nnnrr c,e huolrri
CA.caSo. With building. 4.l Improvements tne:s%p,
t:ats il t3s'Y =: ch'c1. aai S.se ai
eordsr Il s4t .ook Cou.t u t,,k II IeedA
Now, therefore IN pt uaace With t!c ?ox+rs aud pm,
vtstona nf k Ie< Of T1u.t anl on anp!Ie-
of the legal holder Of nai nuxA the ,ndeEf,rt
t1ustxxr, viii. LIZ fourth t4s IT Eay, 4. H. l ii len
oe!oek u the forenoon ct said ay, t< pase auction for
c.h. the highest bidder tt eed 2rsm.r, to
make the MONEY due sa,d p.umirstrv nas with a.
tereA* aaI tte c, IS OF sale. .5AtQrES Pt}(,iI
Chicago, February T. Leo. SAMUEL slEAES.
Kcou1 No. II letlus4i!ssn Rlock. T.u4ct..
, 1860-04-16

~Thc Omaha Republican g!7es list Of per-
SIMS who crossed the river at that point, in the
5irst four days Of april, bound for the gold re.
zion. ss follows: From Iowa, fifsy. fTs men ;
fTou wisconsin, twenty-thrce men; from New
York. i've men; from Illinois, twelve men ;
from Miunesota, twenty- nine mcn-not woman
in the lot.
, 1860-04-16

isI no.. Cock County, SartE0F CIust Ct Chitax,
Wlla!a tis:t!e y. f@ssss M.s. ,ohn D. Aaha. es
tloe nete Is hereby slyent tat IT. pursuance Of DE-
ental os1 entered i, Tue aooye sat's!si cats: Tho
tee'y OF said cea viii on Tie seventh L. tAy 9: May
a. h 1se1 At the hour of ten GoSx ~ shs forrnan II
Eat day. vii 1t pl!c aurtv 70 tie highest bJcer for
cash. ii Tie N.. nos at the four; nux in GALL County
Of tvok taa fof"xin: de-e!he.t pm ni- totther wits
the tulha ted h+frGt tua<1i IN tic civ hi4xo
County Of Cook a1d State * llnu. to VIII: Lot. NUN
ee:xl te-t-tx Eyee .5t. s.3 aG twenty
t53t. Z. J. Huls au.nt!vsu: nf hlrk onywa th> IN
tasa Trustees snbtisls II .et.nn thirty tha ti3y In
toxa<hfr !'rty t40 So' If ra:sc for:xs 4, k.st at
ihrl Fr:nc pal ltr!al1n. liza St'Hrt
Aa.ssF IN G..anresy Of Super.cr Csu.t Of Chicago.
Chicago, Am; llfh. lSp. apl3c:1tu
, 1860-04-16

~ The Prince Imperial Of France, haying
been born on the 18th Of March. 1856, on SatuF-
DIV, March 18th, 1860, he entered his fifth year.
Cditgaaa3s Assenger sars he is exceedingly
forward for his age, as "he can already read,
write and ride"
, 1860-04-16

~Governor Houston has written letter.
Which appeas in the Texas papers, declining to
allow bis namc to 60 before the Charleston Con-
yention, He says that auy movement for his
election to the Presidency must originate with
the people
, 1860-04-16

BA letter from an officer of the African
ali tho hill ranges abounding with it, will bring
not only wealth but civilization to Africa The
ONLY drawback is the want Of proper harbors for
rease1H alnur the coast.
, 1860-04-16

~The Cleveland Ltader learns from good
authority that Hon. George Bancroft, the dis.
t;nc,,iahed historian, will probably accept the
invitation to deliver the oration nt the inausura
tiou Of the Perry statue on the 10th Of Septem.
btrnext.
, 1860-04-16
NIASTEIs'S SAIE.-State Of I|}i-
lE1 nolA cook County. -. c!rcrt Co1tt Of Cnok

~ n9!s CooE County. .. C!FeEst CoGft q C"oE
Coruty-Ia Ch.nteEy.
Ceor.s 4. v lni4s ". W!Ei11 n. Eov.c:a, es i,
lutIc nat!ee |. hereby xren that !. L. t.. .1s Freer
the sixteenth dsy u Apn L. o. i 1t ten oc;oSt IL
she forenoon Of t*id a4 It the North Itov # the teu
ec puhc ane:.o7 fo1 esh to The hxae.t bidder ihr
Northeast auNtroi ths AoHheai qs4txr q The South.
iha1J nine {s}, North Of Range hre<n tls, Ea,t II ur
1aisd Prse pa Neri an TEN aests af aad.
eps n the County " Crnk alorsia SAID sAs to t.
nssIe in puE.ua1&s Il Al o7ter .Asd C',ult.
I..c rAtnE kKEEE
Naser IA chaccesy, Ct.k Ca1nty.
, 1860-04-16
GxTATE OF ILLINOIS Conntv

\ cs ronk. IS: Superior Court # Chnsr, Nay Tern,-
~ William II. ?9vot.na ". Tacuaa y. MckIa1trY.
.AstEa Achins:ly hs wife J'17ataan Ct27t a.uorxe
Ctoe:e1 sa2uc! F. Slater md 4to<t Ca1k-ln Ch.as<sy
a.eag:t Of II nt2-rsslence Of hunas q. Hekirtrv.
nains asstns o:en aed In tha eee Of Clerk cf st
sat4 tn D. Altkl,trv asd L.v1na MeKias,ry is
vie Tat tAs complainant alsd sis ss ccnp! s!d
e1E. The ct1.eefr side eeof :4e lxea:y n:net4
Gayot Masct, !. G. nd sht sscupsn ..uesl
su: es - eos, = Es II: ~ e:.9a: EaaGe m ss'
Naw u.lrss ,ou. The sad Thomas B. Mck!rst.y a..t
laua Mt hn.tzy. shaa personally b. and apgsas s%fosn
next thereof to be- hc.tca Lhlraso 'up.y
the tnt Mon.ay of Asy $50 and 2:eli, arsws1 oe
detsur tAe sad complaint u upar& tho .snr and
tls matters ND thtp ;tez+i, ehaJte aad .ed viii St
ea.anx % The prayer Of s.d bill.
". klMEALL, Clerk,
I8n hers "a
, 1860-04-16

MASTERS SALE.-Sta:e Of Illi-
~ 2ols- Circuit Court cf Gook ecuaty.-1p Chanc<y.
lu5ice E.rrst ys. Ant.ev E.cr1,
ruhIc m,:e~ IS eesssy given ,l,at + c. Paige Fn.s.
.ay of Aps. :s, y u os.oek i. u. Of sl tay, II th
North d. Or y sae cou Htu.e IN the CIV Gf Chicago ii
= M se, .,s anstsn t u Htshs's ht hs
township ia!:tys<yen g., ao.A of rsnsesh,n1 u
IN 'ree annsa with sue'est AZ peT eea
DefEt4 pay sueats 10 be cafs- By oa ,hs prrm.
ses sold. l.. T.. rAIS L fttkkh,
Mister N Chaac=sy, Cp.k turn:y.
StLf. 1Sts A.tS,.
, 1860-04-16

AND SHOES.
sata aud hereby ve notce that II parties dealing IN the-s
zoots w:ttn the aeora Stae<, wftou' Eavlnx tEt ~
axtd with and oy ogr cnu*knt are acd .tll b Iet
lain gers nrcn EXCLUSIVE nxhta aad that T. eoon
advised Of any utr ahai demand proper
ar1 !1nulez!t .te redress
We have naje extensive ARRANGEMENTS 18th the Eos.
celebrated Eaanfacturs hereby ean tuy supply tAc
aceasrx uenana With the tat qualities Of hr~t 1cped
Hcot+ and Shoes oc1 tore n Ch!tao. eacA par Ok
which will ba stamped OF tAbe[ed With our rauld.
Ne ah3il reeokn1s Tipped eoodA within either the
a5ve S!,ct but such ase thus stamped and supplied
We will xaa-t In III instances ratr of ehils top
rf-HPpt shot stn ont wear two A1 oseuEc* Three OF
ur pai.s eq1a. quality without u7 can tt tho~n hy
very naay ,esmenias. while the rxr*1se Il but h1d.
cie asnz an actual average sayiae to tbs eonsceE VI
ttartwo huHl' ets ps9 c:n!.
We ~, u (:o e1ciu1vt1 fer the ssie ofthcse
pa:ensti gno& nt al territory Of the o.k1s Of tie fafent
ard Ii spbeett to p.tsss ennrls"oa Ut aFs
to cvgn and Eaf teI cet. pad II al otats teAets
"spA'tca.s -: ,o&it!t ~ 4reE:l.n Of teAt7 these
IL n!vangts urter hs pasett aat the ~ noI
s,ds will Il. unsurpassed bf aay strck n the Talon
wa ch We AM guilty cenHrrtd, to ocet II eomp<t:n!
r.iees wls1 -: 'As without Tlrs.
hu ats IL eouneet!ua with general stock AID rsspect
fsv .cEeit ors f.. ou= Soos ad duo ext feF OIL
nEa:s. =,
ct.e.s In Chlsn aud elsewhere. outside the states o
Ws:on*1, Iowa. a~I M;nnss.t, who aiSe1e thesssivta
crnes + the s1.t Of
MITcuELL'- PATENT METALLIC TIPPED GOODS
W. ,t,,e thas Ill sueh aeueirs extend to n auy
states # W.s< ons=, Iowa a,t Minnesota
aptbs.3 5n WAp5WORTu / WELLS.
, 1860-04-16
TOrSE DRAINS NOTICE.

4 l. szxxrAaE Co12ls.1osEE1' 0rr1o1 (4ce=o. Ill.,.
Ap.il:. 1sfy1h If fs M m orc: 's pa>';d Il 'esu'
ORpEycp. Thai le. .eaf:cf Fl 7:ras dta.as e7nne5ns
9Th tie esscta III. b. "tt ~ -,sn:s ssnsea I: ta,s
Tue .pplr.a: ~ 'ern,e Eha lc'hrt wh tec srr9tAho
s1sn. tnavo eas nctHsHrf Il thu Board elkN
de wax it :ha.ue!. 7n wor&nsnic ,narnsr. and u
ii respects asFeeo5 10 uc ruios snr 1ssul.'ons ~ my
=. ,E~ il eossl .c.s soa hold tr erorsnft of the os4
~ r stt Crafts nsy le Ad Aod .hit ns.fa aIIeh'
10 nt work ~nt.. fir the rpaE n5 n" yessa Ass s''
.n1srn a. H.. u Of ths aooon Of sih regulation
~ puo,=asu ~ as .; ~ ,G fcs2 ~ - j. Il. WEBSTER,
.nssSaai i'm N N ' AetuE Com<zitGicte4-
, 1860-04-16

HuB8ARD & HUNT, Agents,
MOL looms Baiitlak.
CONE, Of C!,sk aa. =. 1ee4 arrs:A Chiaaxo.
Applications 70. Insurance. Or the reaevs ct Policies
"a div sppeuttd eeBts for .he Ct{ of Ctiu Nth IL
gcwerto ecye ~ !xus ra!elsS r. - zsrorA;
Be- to scare lie confidence Of Tia public By honosaa
n. IAGfLL. qecc,al Ase2t, 8 xad 3 TTe4 Third
trxt Cincinnati o. to whom I'll application for Aktoaes
IN the Wexse1n Of South ee11 stsies AT be Addressed
Ars-tl1y
, 1860-04-16
Gpt an1 CAT.

TYE AND EAR.--Dr. Under
u wood tie Oc~,l;s. and Auttt. No. IA Randolph
e41eet three doors eat Of Clast Cheako 1u'aos D.
sutIfr :. nfee to 0r:haln:ea md Auzi Sur
Ety :!ea e tte blind I'd hss1x te ~ oe.t 20
1kI ara s. eas. Dr.. T.s operations 1pcn the Eyt md
EAI nsay Of which Of tteut AID 3anRerous csas
t.racd Il of waisa tare been pefrrnsd With complete
saere.. IS a.sctrd patients t al parts Of Ia. Cnior.
snd Siyen htc, reputation ~ aa e1Leat and Aksul ope-
rent t1eAt!se the Ere a:a Ear wh,ch vii eant1
Qy1 toc, tuzrsd t..e: = p-e2a:ed ard WI sse1
,,n-,r Prescriptions sent to rateats II HEs1e
STnHrr;ca1 Operations krr not HQu!Eee. &1...3e9~
, 1860-04-16

TAI E OF IIIINU15, IUuuty OF
~ Cook ss-1SuReros Court q Ch;@xo. June lem:
q. Warner. Thoma4 Chalmers and Devtd r. Fraser ".
samuel g. Buniek Henry NsAais 1aA ue1ter H. saE9s.-
Pas:lIou Mechanics Lisn. AaYit OF hs rAleaee
ofhanuelG DurucS Of the defendant. Above named.
having oten te4 IA >he oee uf The ta1k If .a npto!
e. Burtek. that Tho petitioners e the PETITION IN id
Court 81 ,hs ~ Day of 0c:or ts9 asltast ssnnoss
.ssu,u.oe tls int Mociar Q: Sosemes 1883 ass hy
d!ct -h1u personally - so arpss fslor- sud supeor
coust Of ock conG:l on sht fst d.y Of tho
tafso! TO he hocn II CAlc.o IN ta!I County,
TIA tst Aorday Of June. ls and rs+a. dsfnr.
u oe ~. re pt!sicn. ID mi matters aaa
taaE. heseia eh4E.ct and tI III be aksn sAtd
and frces entered aalnat you seosrg to tae st
"a petition ". kfMBALL, Clerk.
FA3xNL sHE.1 T3axAs, Com1lts Scys:.
Earth $4-ha544v
, 1860-04-16
:(;Na3 advertisements.

MASTERS SALE.-State OF lii
lFt no, Coax County, t<-Cook CountY Circuit Court
Il Caancer5, j,hn H. ka.s - G*esgs {. basss Ehe'r
fnhc Notice is he1sby oven, thas In PURSUANCE of ihs
d*e:sss east. Il r = e.; aeoJs % as saP.sSa
Wses Ia 1,ucefy o: Cock County. Sis1e asoresnid viii.
Il e e. ~ LII pes aa5f ,ass sf E,
tsorr Tiun.s In he f&r Of Chicago. County os Cos
essf IN :as a9 nj e.tr :. t q -
ths fsr or parcel Ind stt&ztxd u ht CITY ot
ssa ,As a,sa y ssas
~ "a thrr nlac "a; Forth - fourteen &%} ta4t
has Ne %hs - 20 aoe H.
s;stsd h ,.e w9t<y Its os Aiczas Addition TO he sAa
Ghso T: ~ easa a as@ es On On tns IT,
q Dc oee ot he Reeoler Of Deeds TOT to County &
Coz to which ad su map Or pas ssletenst nefabT
ua. much thereof may b neceesa % maze M
nney ali complainant upon ~ deere Tah eos
st. L.. rAISk ahAEh.
Mister In CsG1csry. Cook Coaety:
Ch!ea9o. ApE.I & $50, apl0 - M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-17
NEW SERIES. VOL. II, NO. 3.
POETR Y
CHARITY.

whsn 500 meet v,'a ore suspected
Of .osne sectst ,i,c.i 81 .hsms,
A. &C. ihi. b, ~ r-i-riri
Assthius % s,l f,n-,
Gusui ihins s,sr, t,.A a,i pstioa.
>rssk uo ~oul of he.rl-.. bame.
To th- .salrrrr'. vile dr'n-tioa
Nst n., .o'l ,h, sool'y ,ans.
whsn ,'u uret si,h oa' ps'su,ng
Ws,. ths BE have entered ,n.
WoIkiug out b.. owa u,.loiag.
Wuh be- s,,1h..as. ssI ..a.
Tbws, il pL,rsd b. hi. e,1I,ii'-,
Woulj kini vori hs boz vaili
o. l-ak ~ cool su-ris,aa
W.. ths, back o. tul.h aya,a'
There ar. spai. chat tsars u' ao~cts,
NatI-gla.e 'hr sa.' b. bal.
BE- ihs ,Hruurr'. sa1.aI shower.
Ns,rr m,ks th-Ir t,,.o1.. gsj;
Better hs,, aB asi itat'. kiadly.
Tis1fsl .aurtims. 9Th d,.daia.
Thsa b, isig.rg oihsr. tIiai,,
pgep OBJ. ianar-rt Co raa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-17
PARIS Me- FRIDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1860 OLD SER

lie mC,nt TO be very calm, but h.. voice
laltcrcd, and unknqwinely, he almost
crushed the delicate hand, as he held lhem
in his own. SGo raised her cllu, sad eye.
t. hi. face.
"Apd you care ihi. much sbou, me,
Cousin Jonathan"
"CArc. Alieci"
- did no, think you cared 50 much. I
am very, very glad"
Sc spoke - low. that 1t was almost
whisper; hat suddenly claspius her hands,
snd holding one Of hi. To bvr heart, she
wen, on to speak yehemen,ly, pa,sionately
all her assumed calmnes. gone.
"I know that to you. 80 noble, 80 true.
~ good. | seem but weak and erring child.
hut DO not think-O. never think that all
your kindnc's can DO hy mo forgotten. or
that NV heart Is not full Of gratitude for
every gentle word YOU ever sPoFe and more
than all, for telling mo when was wrong,
which 40 one el.o beside has ever done.
She would have spoken more. bu, some
thing in hi, face arrested her. lis voice
sounded har.h and unnatural.
"Alicc, hush you know no, what you
do"
\ change came over her Sho drapI j
h,. hand. aud with both her oSn pfe.,ei
ush,ly down upon her brcas,. a. though to
.ny b. beating, STOOD gaI.ng on him with
wondering eye, aud parted lip, from which
al shade of color had faded
"Aiiee, leave me- IA mercy leave me '"
Bu, she stood as though rooted - the
ground.
"wou'd to God loved ber les. 80 bur.,
from him hks groan.
Size heard ., and lrr lips moved her arms
were stretched 90, To him; one uncertain
step forward, aud she Tell ,cn.eic,. at BIZ.
i,et.
Cousin Jonathan dli not leave town iha,
day. hut Captain Ray did.
when tho winter vas coming. L'.combe
mad IT. master back ls.in, bu, b., dI not
come alone. Alice lived hi.ry wor,,u.
ior .le had one ever with l,r Who couli
guide her right, and sometime. ,ha used to
call hlm Cousin Jonathan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-17

The young men Of Iowa have formed
themselves into club. under the name OF
the Yoans Men. Republican Association
Of the State of Iowa. They have an eIscu.
tive committee. who have appointed COM
mit,se Of three in each organized county in
the State, wbo'o duty II is to appOins sub
committees for each township, who shall
organize club. and use every eI,rtion TO
promote the Republican cause. They will
raise about $4,000 to distribute useful dOcu.
nsnia
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-05
GordcninE

business and keep constantly on hand fresh vege-
tables which caI. be had at all times If you want
to buy good and fresh groceries at unusually low
prices, call al J. L. Woodward's Store, North
side, Laporte ST., West of Michigan Street. All
kinds of produce will be taken in exchange for
groceries II. l.. WOODWARD.
n Goods will be delivered to customers in
town l6tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-05
100000

Sweet Potatoe Plants carefully selected by my
selfof the choicest variety of northern seeds. All
orGers fer plants will be promptly filed with
great care, at 81 80 per thousand. / ara also in
the
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-05
LOCATED At

LOCATED Al
Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Albany, Buffalo.
Cleveland Detroit and ST. Louis. Scholarship good
through the entire chain of eight Colleges.
CONSOLIDATION "of Bryant 4 Stratton's
Mercantile COLLEGE" and "Bell's Commercial Col
lege," now conducted as one Institution which is
the recipient of an extraordinary and unprecedent
ed patronage.
Harmon Block, corner Clark and Washington
streets, Chicago.
II. d. BRYANT. .....D. V hill. II. d. sTRATToN
Principals and Prorictors
By this consolidation the collegiate course Ofthis
Institution is greatly enlarged and with the i'm
which the business. experience Of the
Principals enables themeonstaltlv to Introduce foI
the benefit of their students, il is made greatly su-
peror mall respects.
First Premiums Awarded to this
College
At the late United States Fair in Chicago for BEST
PENMANsIHP and COR Best BooKKEEiING.
Departments Of bookkeeping and
Accounts.
Organized and conducted upon the Counting Room
SYSTEM the halls of study being fitted up with APP
propriate counters, desks, etc, as i'll REAL BUsI
NESS, and the student at once introduced to the
practical workings and routine of business con
Quoted in Banks, Counting Rooms, Railroad oil
ccS, etc.
COMMERCIAL LAW.
BY special arrangement with the Law School OF
he University of Chicago, the sessions OF Which
are held in College rooms, our students are
privileged to attend all the lectures III this depart
ment, and to receive instruction in this important
branch of the course, from the able, accomplished
and learned Professors Of that school, and itatiordS
us much qualification to be enabled to offer them
these extraordinary and superior advantages.
"SPENCERlAN' PENMANSIIIP
This famous systematic BEST known to the
world. is orr standard.
uJ-Circular and Catalogue of 50 pages furnished
gratuitously on application TO the undersigned.
BRYANT, BELL x STRATTON
VI
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-05
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE, INDIANA

OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE, lNDTANAi
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. l3, 1850.
To the People Of Indidna:-The Hartford Fire
Insurance Company having complied with the law
of Indiana by filing i'll this Office Statement of
its Condition on the first day of January, 1860
and having invited an examination of its affairs by
this Department, |, John w Dodd. Auditor ofthc
State of Indiana, hereby certify that have made
personal and thorough examination the books
and assets Of the Company, at their Office i'll the
City of Hartford, Conn, and the Company own
and have in their possession in cash, and in secu
rites convertible at pleasure, nearly One Million
of Dollars, applicable to the payment of losses
an amount corresponding with their official state
ment of January last. Thee Hartford Fire In
surance Company has been in existence for half IL
century. The high character of its officers for
experience and -the.promptness and idel
ity with which it has met all its engagements
Justly entities it to the highest rank among the
Insurance Companies of the country, and com
mends it to the patronage of the people of Indiana.
JOHN w. WOOD, auditor Of State.
Insurance against loss or damage by Fire on
Dwellings, Furnitures, Stores, Warehouses, Mer-
chandise, Mills, Manufactures and other kinds of
property, can be effected in the company, upon
favorable terms as the nature of the risk and Sc
curity ofpolIcy holders will admit.
Particular attention given to insuring Farm prop
erty, consisting of Dwellings, Barns, and out build
ings connected, and Furniture, Live Stock, llay
Grain, Farming utensils, &c, contained therei
for terms of years at Low rates of premium.
Applications for Insurance may be made to the
-'"''"rsgned, the duly authorized Agent of the
Company. Ii. CORBlN,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-25

er cRses 81 e0oos appor bo ouf uhe vi Dos-
inss.r4 sas q. p..cas..
sS osS tssr R'sAs .''
"a .r..A,saur IT,. :.
~ 49,. s,o So
% "a. p.,,Lss "a ..,;s.aao
50 PIsntstion and 5. Il. Mols sses.
Is Bslcher'ss s. III. and Golden Syrup.
100 bcxes stxr Candles.
Ie Family and Patent Soaps,
no bbls. L.rd Din.
100 tes, PaIs ssT White tie Lead.
btis. Turpentine.
zoo kers 4. Q. soda.
30 bxs. BAbbitss sAlsratas. in pound papers.
!. 5 TINS Manila Rope-aiisiaes.
50 bsies Batting.
Se oos' MoI,ns ana noop buckets.
49,. .nsae.h
SO brs. No. I Herring.
100 pigs. Mackerel, bbls. half bbIs. and kik.'
70 bali hsls White Fish.
20 bhla. Rosin.
10 wilmington Tar.
30 salss oakum.
iso osis- ,.oulsliIe and hosedale cement
son bnsb p,asts,;rg IIa;r
200 bra Glass, sxie, iOni ., Ioxl4, noxie, lox 10
Marcn -, Ioor-a@. ----.-----
lvI 70, n, and 10 lump and caddy boxes-pur-
MAILS AND IRON
~ - ks0 0sssortsd Nails.
10 e Piss.s..sA nsa and Juai.... Iron.
tnn Snri.r Stesi.
A i.rre stoek ~ Anyfls. Vices Axel. Spr;nr. H.
n.Lins . comniat. staek in th;s lirs ~ sfara .na
March II, ee-d&v No. 81 4 IS Leyee.
4 LAkt,R sto0E az (1r.en and Black TEAS NJ all
"A grades, in store and Tor sale BY
CONNABLE & SMYTH.
mch17dAw S74bs Levee.
T11CON y1UEN All A11e11,7-I1.A "a,
h..Io y. REIIn,a pauaE
80 n.as q s.Tgr :, -, ...,z-
Eh.R ,..s ...a,-ashn naan. I.,s. - g. 80.
L. - cySNN ns'p SyvTtI
,nshryaA~ ~ "a a. I.svaa
S1T- : < :, 7,,, =; !, !. !; :, :
M 1AnAL nND AA1A hLio : a. ~ al coAo's'
49, Aor saie ~" UcoyN.p,r cuyru
x,,u DIE aaI,
: : : 49,. .1a go. 80.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-25
SrkaG kTOCK FOR 1850 g.
A. L. ocRHAsLH. GnoEex p. sHYrH
CONNABLE 4 SMITH,
WAsle ale Grcers, Forwarding and Com
misiOn Mercants, and
Deaiers IN Tenn essee and Juniatsa

No. 81 and 5s E0K UK, IOWA.
AE have now In stors, and will be receiving
d w continually, ~ the wants of the trade de.
mand, from the East snd Sou b, mPie supplies OF
gods In our lsue, 70 which ths trade of Iowa,
NoesAesu Misssufi aod Western IIlinsia 10 respect.
fnlly soliciten, - 10 are determined 70 compete
ssccessfuliy with ST. Louis And Chicago Id prioea
(trans sportstion added) for all goode ia oar limo.
Merchants Buya1U Fer Cash. OF
Prom pt Time nuYerss Will find our
PhlCES -IO W. mad dc well 20 exAm-
-tne our ssock Before making their
purChasea.
We are now receiving, and have in store. all 9TH
ciasses ~ goods appsr tanning To our line OF bus
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-25

Al W. m CKA, M M. HuwSoOn
Vls Dentist. Ofhcs on Sscond~1 i,
between Main and johnson streets, Ksol
kuk, lows. D

DR.. Hicks, in renewing bis card to the public,
would call attention to . ncw style Of 'sPats
Work, which 10 peculiarly adapted 10 1at, irregu
lar, and otherwise difficult jsws. TAis improve
ment has bsen texted thT pears and has ssst&ined
It's eaxly pronise Of fIiugl real want In plate
work. The work is NOW worn by msny Of our most
prominent citisens, who give II hsalty approval,
and to whon he ispssnittsaita 10 rsisr sAose inter
egted. Es ssssaaS
DIR. II. IL also mounting "Continnous Gum .
work, sBlock" work, and ordinary "Gofd piA,e''
work tor which he has 81 psrior stock Of mvts-
risl. he la prepared 10 I'LL teeth with 'GefA koil
"Adhssi vs6olds and "0hrys~l Gold - In tho noss
thorough and durable manner sg st
In view Of the stringssoy In monsy matters
some aHssfoh 10 rKEks amsy NOT, be impropers-
White, on the one hand DR. n. believes it to bstAs
better policy, ~ well the honester coufss, not
20 work. ~ al than work Ut prsss thst viii No
osssfeAt - inferior work ON the 04Aw Aa4A b. r
wilsinsto sonform u Bis eAasoD 60 ths ls~ss
standard of ssaun&ssisn that ssAsr osss9a1isas
Aavesu9WSA. ef-ssN# @a1
WisA Aftsss ysass sxperisnss, . tAossseA lsvs-
tioA ~ his pssfsssien. ard N sasns1ll Assirs -
please, he Ii deter 10 meriA hSpes - 70
csivs, osasinassisn sf ~ iharst pAtfsnAes Ass-
tofore enjoyed Aasx Izs ASA
II JulyN-dA~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-25
UNSURPASSED
iii AIR TO MIC.

frHIS preparation possesses the peculiar proper
ty of restoring the human Hair, and causes the
Hair to assume the color Ii possessed before IL
turned gray. II strengthens the Hair and kespA it
glossy ana clean. Nothing can exesI this prepare
tion, it effects the rssloraton Of the hair by its
action At the roots. Prepared and sold by
enc. CADUS,
Two doors above the Billing Honss,
jsSd&wly Ksokuk, Iowa,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-25

rm. xsnusrs
vTyHrs n t-miv yra.. .as...- u.,s cs
ha.s,a ~ Ga rar. an.pa3.. -: e 80. -.
Of warm :.sr, seldom iai. 70 cure '.' horse j
cone Ia tsw inmates; IN extreme eases repeat
lac dose 10 - minutes. -
For bruises STRAINS, bprafns. and msny other IN
larict On horss csttie and sfhcr animAls, sloan
instant Keller speediiy effects cure. Many per
sons hsvcoesa astenisheA 70 ~itnese the eurs
enec1sa i ey sne sse o. snis sondsrf ai medicine.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-18

ETERNlTY.-When l attempt to think
Of the ocean, its moments ofcaIm and If
storm of sunshine and Of darkness of
peace and ofyengeful fury, | feel that I
have an IDA Of i, though it must Of nee
es5ary he very FAINT one, yet It's such =
one that can lay my finger on. But
when | attempt TO define eternity. "the
lifetime Of the Almighty to limit It by
the measro views Of my comprehension. [
dash 10 sea in a frail bark and am tossed
about, my chart is struck from nv hand.
my compass frem its box, my rudder from
the stern, and | feel that all effort to re-
sumo command over the vessel is vain
why then do boldly dare danger and
inyste distrust? nay it is idle; lei me then
%" IN eontemptment to the present and,
leave the future in the Hand that oydcrc,h
all things well.