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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30
CHARGE. COMRADES. CHARGE.

CHARGE. COMRADES, CHARGE.
AIR-"Benny Haven
The campaign opens brigatly-
Come fellows, one and all,
Unfur your banners 70 the breeze
iron the outer wall
But ere we charge the enemy
Cpon the open plain,
Wen shout aloud our battle cry
For Breckenridge and lAnel
me Douglas holds before u
The SCATTER sovereign plan,
And Tain would cheat w Of our righu,
The tricky little man.
Blu. We II teach him, ere be leaves TIE .s.d,
HIS trials are In vain
TO take the Presidential char
From Brcckinridge and lane
For we strike for equal rights 10 ALL
Rights won on many q deld,
~ the blood OF sIres and brethren,
BY neo who never yield.
The Little Douglas once deceived,
But can't deceive again,
Now we have brsced our armor on
For Brcokinridse and Lane!
Then charge him boldly, comrsdes--
Charge every man and youth
Charge fcr the cons tuition,
For Justice and for truth.
The foe u fading fast away,
Like snow before tho rain,
Az ncrccly on them fall the men
W Breed tnrtdge and Lane.
Harx from the tombs doleful sourd"--
We hear mournful yell
Old fogics cry discordant notes
For Everett and Bel.
Send forth q squad upon them
And put 70 O ght the train;
those fossil men are now TOO old
FOR Breckenridge and lAnet
A sombre group approaches next,
Lincoln leads them on,
A Tennessccan dark Is he,
a renegade sou.
But rcnegNdce are not our choice
The people cry amain,
Az hill and dale rcsound with shouts
For Breokinridge and Lane
50 lovers Of the Union,
And lovers OF the right;
And houest men Of every creed
Are with M IN the SIGHT,
And victory shall crown the bro~s
OF men without q stain,
Az the people rise In all their might
For Breckenridge and Lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30
HURRAH FOR LINCOLN.

tCNs-" B0afmeps DANCE.
Hufrshl harrah did you hear the ne~s'
Tbs democrats have got the oiues,
They re pu7Ziei nov, and aAi srao'
Because w va nominated abe
Thee shout. frcemen. shour
Shout, f-eemen shoati
Wen a., unite
ANA braycly Gght
For Che star u Freedoms dawnlog
ii DO vel put them through.
split their rails aud haul them too.
az hot ven put them thro sgh,
split their rails add haul them too.
Il Al their RANKS they cannot find
a candidate TO suit their mind;
Tfey kick aud eqrirr but It's no use,
Their game is up, their Platforms loose
Then shout, freemeu, shout
Shout, freemen, shout
Well ali unite
And bravely light,
Foe the Star OF freedoms dawninX
Hi no &c.
They know that they viii Iose the day
II they take up Stephen A.
AID 20 TO add 70 their humbug swell,
think they'd better take up Bell,
Then shout freeuen, shout
shout, freemen, Shout
Wen al unite
And brsveiy fight,
For the Star Of treedom's dawnins.
hi hol &c.
hea. taey we bought IA old eteamtlg,
On whlon % place poor Little Dug.
For Preeideot TOO late they we found
Bis coat tail comes too Gear the GROUND
Thee ehout freemen, shout
Scout freekaen, shout
Wen all unite
Ard brsyely fght,
Foe the star Of freedoms dawnlng,
HI ho etc.
Wen give them ham enough this fall
To satisfy them one and all;
Served up in style quite nea0ead plain,
Just imported from Old Maine
Then shout, frecmen, shout
Shout. f-eenen, shout
Wen al unite
And bravoly Gght,
For the sta. of freedoms dawnlng.
Iii ho esU.
Hrrrsh burrah we are 81 re 10 win,
And the way we'll beat win be sim
The coming years impending blast
VIII show that they have crowed their ias
Then shout, freemen, shout
Shout, frcemen, ehout
Wen all unite
And bravviy dgbt,
For the star q freedoms dawnicg.
HI no well put them through,
Split their rails, and haul them, too,
Iii I ho wen put them through,
Spit their rails, and haul them, too.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

THE LAST OF A D1SH0N0RED BILL.
Ap-trhe last Rose Of summer
The flower Of Auburn
Left weeping alone,
All bis hope Of the White Houee
vanquished and gone.
No Helper In near him,
No darkey IN nigh,
To console with his anguish,
OF give sigh Tor sigh.
They leave thee. thou lone Que,
To mourn by myself
TO please hassa Greeley,
Tbou'rt laid on the shelf.
And coldly they bid thee
To Auburn return;
though using Thy platform,
It's builder they spurn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30
TOBACCO AND sEGARs.
STEAMBOATS,.

r wHoLEsAIE.-sEGARs ~ TO $50 PER THOU.
n sad. Cssh buyers are offered great Inducements.
o. CHEEKS. ~ BroadwAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

nAY BOAT FOR WEST POINT, CORNWALL. HRv-
IL burg. Milton and Pourf eepeie. The steamboat Aida
viii leave jay stree, pier DALI A. " touching AT mn
ueth street and arriving NJ Pouhkeepse att T. NJ War
ppoushkeepse Az p returning 70 the city $50 r. 4.
make sure concessions Poughkeepe Baggage traaserrs1
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Gerrit Smith Gerrit Smith.
Heavy parse and light wit
fat, foolish gaader 10 piu a.
BY koaves bypocriticsJ
And eharpers political,
Who'd make the poor naa "run a muck
6errit 5nlth,
Who'd make the poor man "run q muck
Breck and Lane, Brock and Lane.
Tried and true are the twato-
sSatesmen-not spiltters OF timber
Who, as captain aad mate
Of the great ship Of State,
The people will ship In November,
Breck and Laao.
The people will ship In November.
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The kAusHoN viii run daily through the SEASON esvtng
Amos arcet MA lZ4 and s Spring Qt l2l< 81
-, pier NO north nver stl0 aida Fare .ais sssurn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10
GO M M EKCl AL.
DAIRY Oars Cry opF,os, !

DAIRY Oars Cry OFFICE,
keokuk, Oct 9Th /
Weather pleasant, roads good, river receding 10
the lowest pant. Business Continues very brisk
The wholefale trade FIR the past few weeks has been
like cid times. The grain trade is brisk and large
amounts were brought in Last week. There are no
changes In markets. We give wholesale prices
below, carefully corrected.
fLOI k~superdne, 81 90; Spring wheat, ex.
ira, ~ 5o. Fall wheat, extra, 81 76.
BkAs AND SHORTS. 1850 IS per 100.
cOkS-Sew 20, cd In good demand 10 to IS.
BARLEY Spring 4es45c.
WHEAT la good demand. Fall See 10 10;
Spring SO to 9oc.
oA1s--is to 20, active demand.
RYE-4e to - in good demand.
POTATOES 20 to rs by the load retail s6
GR0cfRIEs--New Orleans sugar, fair sta9,
prime VI to 10, clarified Ilsal2 crushed and loaf
III ls. Molssses--P Plantation 4eto 45c,s. III. as
80 IS, y oldsn syrup, ss to 75e. cofee--Rier IS
MI Java 10 10 zoe. Lsguyra, to l6 to II. Rice,
6iaT.
soAP-PaIm etc, Family SIC; German, Gin.
7to7..
cARDLEs--star II to Is, stsarins 10, Mould
la ,su miner pressed, rs
LAKD-i2 TO l2A retail l5r.
DUTTEh--ComnonI 10 TO IL; Choice to i6 !.
retain III.
LEaTHER--soIe IS to 2sc, Harness 2rA.
EIDEs-Dry II to III; green, A TO Sc green
sheep pslss 90 70 75e; green bog skins IS
HAY-prairie safe "a Is; Timothy a. uungA.
rian, ssl TO s9 Balsd do. sl0a osll Retail, sI2
to l3
sEEDs---HuuRarian 0rass 25aas Timothy 81
10 20 2 90 Flax Seed, 9easl 90.
sENDRi bs--0nions, 3b TO 80 Eyre 81 to 10.
Feathers, SOC to Ssci White Beans, 20 lose.
FkuII-Dried apples, j 20 to j 40 per bash
Dried psAcLes,S2 Is to 2s0; ksisins, 81 seto
IS
CHEESE--W. r. tlaI2i; Denmark to 10.
BEEF-lsae3c gross 80 TO 4ae per quarter.
sHEEP-sl so to 81 rs " head.
/ H06S.-Dressed. S. 90 To 80 90.
1 sALT-0. A, 81 40 to / Is per sack KAnsw-
ha, : Ioa22o per Dbl; Liverpool, 81 sea2 90 pei
| sack Lake 81 q to 81 Is b kbl.
+ fISH--Mackerel, No. $40 to Sal n bhl; No
2st6to$i7 Mo- s12tosIs. White No. i SIS 81
to So 7ssT half Dbl. Cod Fish sto ID.
\ RAG +-2t TO ss.
| OLD IRON to 10 per n; Brass 8 to Toe pc,
ib.; Copper III to lac per ID.
ExeaAseE.-0n New York for currency pei
oent.i for eold l per cent. st,Logit4 per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10

IL The Grove 10 in foe order. The ground
has been neatly cleaned of Three stands
have been erected for speakers, and seats for
over two thousand people put up. A NUN
Der OF hogsheads are scattered around
in the grove, and illad with water for the
thirty. Under the trees and on the green
sward there will be no annoyance from dnst.
A more beautiful place could scarcely be
found.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

@az~One Ct the L4ost prevalent, ADD at the same
most Troublesome and painful diseases that attend
the human fesh, II Fever and Agae. For long
the the medical world has been putting forth
nasnsrous specifies for it's speedy and permanent
cure, bat all without effect. DR.. j. Hostetter, sn
experienced and celebrated physician, has succeed
ei in furnishing the public with valuable prepa-
ration for the cure of Fever ana Ague. The steady
ana increasing demand lately made for the Bittsrs.
aud the universal success al attending It's use, have
made for il a reputation unsurpassed by any spe-
cife of the kind. For the cure of Fever and que
DR.. ilostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters must
and should claim superiority over any other pre-
paration o. tant.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally CIV.
erywhere.
Sold by P.dtssoSs, A. J. Wilkinson, BARrLKr,
KAYE Co., and J.. Il. WILLIAMSON.
Oct. s. '6V-daw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10

CT The Ferry boat did q big business yes
terday. During the forenoon it brought over
on az average dozen loaded wagons for four
or Eve successive trips. The wagons were
loaded with corn, potatoes, hay, chickens
and liyelineas yesterday which looked like
old times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10

u The comnunioatioD Of 6sm'l r. Mil
Ter wss handed into the Office for publication
on Monday morning, hutfrom varioas causes
was deferredstilf this morning. II goes over
the whcle grOpnds and leaves no possible
chance for quibble as to the propriety Of
the course adopted By the Committee in the
premises.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10
MERCHANTS, ATTENTION.!

Ii 10 very desirable that our Merchants
should clear the side walks on Main street,
of boxes and other mosables obstacles, tu
ring the entire day. all will see the impor
lance Of this request.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10

gT~ws are reqassted.b by Mr. v. r. Per.
kins, undertaken, TO state that those desiring
bis services, or work at his shop, will find
him ut his Office, on the south side of John
son street, two doors East of Bid st., at all
hours, IN readiness to serve bis customers.
Casfs sanswered In the night as we'll rs day
Tins. a* as $3.50 re o<s &@ xta 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10

Gss~ Mr.. Ii. q. Stuart, of Montrose, took
the premium Of thirty dollars at the State
Fair, on bis Durham bull s''Kisg Cyrus"
which may therefore be regarded as the best
bull 10 the State. 8a Hst Aes4a8a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10

We observe that friend Sloan Is extending his
business into distant parts Of tbs country. We re-
Gently observed his familiar name and column of
adver isements in the Pittsburgh Saturday Visitor.
They have for some tine been fourishing az large
as life In he news papers Of Ohio. Thus he is
pashing his business with energy TO the kast and
South, reversing the order of business the tide of
-h.cL. Usually rc!.s 70 TIE ==:aa Mae.ave.
the medicines sold, they liked, and the de-
mand for them continues to increase. When a
good article is thus sold have regrets that ii
brings In to the proprietor a rich harvest est
ern Citizen, Chicago, July "a, 1919.
See Sloan y advertisement IN another column III
this paper. luct. dot vii
9E~ We would call particular attention to Me-
Lean . notice in another column. Ne add the fol-
lowiug from the 81. Louis Herald, which speaks
volumes in its praise. Wesay to ALL give ii fan
trial.
We take especial pleasure In recon mending
McLean's celebrated Strengthening Cordial us al
invaluable remedy for general debility and weak
ness. We have sesn ii tested In q circle under ou
own Immediate observation, and can voucn for ia
efficacy and worth. II is an article which shoule
be kept constantly in every family, as ii Ia Ger
tainly an invaluable medicine. We call attcntio,
| to his advertisement"
See advertisement, In another column.
Sept. HdAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10

"a VIM. Il. Gaunt Il Co., OF Keokuk,
took the premium ut our State Fair, and at
the St. Louis also, for the best Grain Sepa-
ratDr.
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Joint Discussion.

s* A joint discussion will scotae oH between Hon
TH0s, w. CLAsE gT and cIiAs. 4. MOSS, EGG.
81 Lincoln Grove, near the residence ~ J. q. fur
ner, In the Dies Mo'nes Valley, on Saturday, Oct.
1911 st oeloek p.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10

Tho Best Imminent In the World for Man OF Beast
ANOTHER REMARKABLE cuRE,
Performed by kceAns Volcanic OIL ListmeDt. Read
ypursslves
Thomas Rera eh saulth slsiax feh
street bad hasrrns ssss his feet VI r-
nne saivss Ia but eoslS aot EenA He
ed Of boins able 70 wark his trade ssan
could bear weight hs feet
OF Volcanic Oh Laimeas he v
Rhenets pAraiysis neuralgia trssss psAsss ssssnsss
in joints muscles swailings throat
tosth fresh burma sesis raiGs Is
yieaa ta he magic Influence Of tks
For ersa aud Cattle 10 an iafasit rwmrsy fss shafss.
EAs. scxsehes cracked hacis, iamnss
piiat. assalA bruises swallinss ssaaks ssS
AID various other assAses whck aalnaas
sss accident
Every oountry merchant should obtsin supply
Of Mclean Volcanic Oil Linimant. Itsells rap
idly, because 1T always cures.
Aliberal discount will be made to m erchaDts who
buy 70 sell ngafu.
Jezs- For sale by ]. HI. MCLEAN, Proprietor,
corner If Third and Pine Streets. st. Louis, Mo.
Thc above medicine for sale at waol esale and re-
tail by F. III 0'CONNFk, corner eft johnson and
Third street also by y. VOWEL and A. J.
WILKINSON, Main street, keokuk, Iowa.
Dec l5, 1859. ly3dpdAwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10
I Il 0 q X A M M L
OF THE
Nl 81 3 3 T. On ven ton
AT
KEOkUK
ON
October 10th, 1860.

The Procession will form at ii clock A. NJ. pre-
cisely.
The various Delegations arriving by Railroad,
River, and from Illinois, will form ON Leyee, move
up Main to Second at, thence 10 hnscn-st. and
form in procession on Johnson.st., the right rest
ing on 12th.
The Delegations arriving from the West win
come In on High st.. and form on high, the right
resting ON 18th.
The companies on horseback will form on Kill
bouYnc's Addition.
Citizens Of Ksokuk win form on Sd st., bttween
Main I'd High.
Atli o'clock the Procession viii move up 9Th
st. to Main, do wn Main 10 Sd, up 81 to Blondesu,
out Bondesu to i4th, up lsth to High, down High
10 9th, out 5th to the Grove,
The ksokuk Wide.Awake Companies, a. and b.
will form ON Aain-st,, the right resting on Fourth
81, in open order, through which the Procession
will pass.
BY order Of
il. BRIcR, Chief Marshal.
AssisrAsT aAnssALs:
VIA. Timbermal, keokuk.
e. #. Uagi4, 9.
fam M. Rankin, /"
Harry Fulton, -
Jn0. + uoetz, /"
W. NJ q. Terrence, I"
XII. Huston, Montrose.
j. III. Winterbotham, Fort Madison.
MAJ. John Hart, West Point.
Amos Townsend, Marion.
II. c. Burt primrose.
u. W Browning, Charleston.
Cole simpson, Carthage.
John L. stuart, Pennington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10
PHOTOGRAPHS.

P6OTU(fNAEN d6.
WE would call the attention Of the public to
w the fact, that at BIZ III. Is AMBaOIl PIE PHO
TOGRApu and STERhE0 sc0PiC GALLERY liz
the place 10 get
Correct Pictures OF Every StyIef
Be ing the oldest established operator in the city,
tbs superiority Of his pictures, and his efforts to
plt ase arc we'll known 10 all. He 10 now putting
an vie rs of Main street. suitable for mailing, for
the very low price Of 20 and tO cents each; the
largest and bsst picture III keokuk ever taken /;
ALTO large view OF TT. Madison.
Steroseopic views and boxes for sale and on ex-
hibition all are respectfully invited to call and
exA,niue them.
~ Don't forget the places rs Main street, ID
door from Third street.
Aug. o. go. I'D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10

That's u question in connection with to-
days performaoees. The programme IL so
arranged that there does not seem to be
much chance, for those who take an active
part, TO get dinner before o'clock. And
accordingly we are requested to state that
the public dinners TO the Wide Awakes will
be served at 5 O'Clock.
Private citizens vail, Of course, do as they
please, or IS they can. Wepresume that all
who are able to do so, will have their tables
ahundan.ly spread, and will extend cordial
invitations TO all who choose, to partake al
any hour that may be convenient. However
the matter may be arranged as to time, We
have no doubs that our citizens will act with
the most generous hospitality.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10

e. The weather yesterday was beautiful,
and there was every promise that it would
be the same to day. We may therefore look
for several thousand people at the Convex
ton. We believe ont citizens have done
their best to provide for the crowds that are
eYueated
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10

The Medical College Museum will be oper
10 all visitors to-day after IL O'Clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10

An ourRAoE.-A hand bill, advertising a
rattle for patent lever watch, "left in
pledge to A. Rotshford for his fees - has been
posted and circulated in the city, with the
name OF P. NJ. kennedy, j. p, signed there
to. We are requested to state that Mr.. Ken
ncdy never signed such a bill, knew nothing
OF il, and the use Of his name 10 wholly un-
authorised. As be has never been gam
bier, he does not now wish to begin in that
line Of business, even by encouraging raj
flo. The use OF his name in this nnanthor-
ICED and seandaloas manner IL an outrag eous
piece Of meanness- not to say rascality.
c. Tho Journal Of yesterday has com.
munication OF some two coumns in length,
from the pen Of Hon d. +. Miller, 10 which
the name of Mir. Howell appears in numer-
Gus instances and in various connections.
The matters involved are, so far as we are
concerned, of too little consequence to she
public to justify any lengthy reply. Ii we
have censured the course OF MIR. Miller time
and again, it has been because we have no,
permitted personal friendship or private in
terests to interfere with our devotion to the
interest Of the cause in which we have beer
enlisted.
CT Mrs. j. Il. Howell, OF Keokuk, tool
the premium at the State Fair at lows City
last week, for the best loaf OF brown bread
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10
BANKERS, ATTENTION!
Safes, Bank Locks, and Vaults,

HALL, CARROLL a. CO..
MANUFACTURERS of the celebrated Halls
Patent Concrete Fire and Burglar Proof safes.
which are known to be superior to any other and
are perfectly free II ON dampness. None but those
marked "itali's Patent car b. relied on.
We also sole manufacturers of the world
hank Gock s.Iordss Ghampl son.,
with Halls improvement.
The advantages which this Lock has over all
others arc
IL has outside combination KEY that viii
ba file the most expert burglar scientific mechAn-
ic; il has keyh stem, spindle or dial that
can be Knocked of go jefaced TO prevent the
person having the key and combination from open-
ing the safe.
"a. II is impossiblet TO get any explosive matter
In the lock, or IN any way deface the face Of the
door as to prevent the person having the outside
key aud com onaton from opening the sale.
Sd. IL has springs, and Tor this reason alone
places 1t above any lock in use ~ IL Is inpunsile
to get il out of order, and ii has greater security
than any lock known.
Weinyite all Bankers, County Tressurers, Mer-
chan and Others, 10 call and examine il.
naAl., Ga nnoisL a CO.
SALES R00M--No. IL Maiu-st., Merchants Ex-
change Buildings, st. Louis, Mo.
July "a, '5s-d&w-Sdply
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10

IN r.. HUMPHREY. Auction and Com
l.. mission Merchant, No. Estes House.
Regular Auction Sales on Tuesday, Thursday
and SATURDAY mornings; also every evening. bur.
allure sales every Saturday morning.
EsH~ Partieular attention given to saes In the
country. Iar2ef
IUs received from tue American Clock Co.
u large lot of 30 hour ands day clocks, assorted
styles, at No. Estos House.
septl2i d, HUMPHREY.
ID kcEAskD this Gag, on caasi A. nent, 4 cases of
III hns Calf DHls--lo be- closed out immedi at ely,
Nos Ksses House. rsepti2 1
TusT received from the mAnufat turers large lot
Oof Hoop ~ y; also. large. conaignmaat of
Hosiery, at No. Estes House.
septl2d
Nov ON ha large stock o. Jswelvy oil every
IN variety; alse stati9pefy and Aouops Of ali
kinds. Merchants anu Pedalers i'll do well to call
and examine this stcck II viii be closed cut very
low. q. N. HUMPHREY,
Septic sg rs Aucaoneer4
UsI received Pocket CUTLERY III evesy variety
- and saaalitys and large assortment. Of sTable
Cutlery; also . lotef Plated Table and Tea spoons,
At No. Estes House. feeps52dj
{ IUsr received large sonsi gnIasut % 4 sDisou.-
. lsry. ~ s'Oh win be soh sefyiew1 nu. :
4 yALuaBLE HsiUBE ANb LOT e. tiiis siiy
n Tor sale, or will be exchanged Tor Farm
Apply 10 ID. Il. HUMPHREY.
ny 26d
JUST received a consignment of fine POCKET
~ Knives direct from manufacturers, which viii
besold at private sale so per cent less than gsasl
prices. lapi6d] ID. +. HUMPHREY Ag't.
1 have Derm appointed sole A gent for the saIs If
L Franks Chemical Writing Fluid, which for
comm ercial and school purposes Is highly resom-
amended equal to the best IN the market.
ap2Bd H. f. HUMPHREY
A'sATIc. A.. b. CnITTEsDEs. &, ". DAVIS
McGavic, Chittenden * Co.
Wu0IEsaTC GPOrrRc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10

A LARGE assortment 81 Drugs,
Il Chemicals, Instruments and
Fancy articles just received at
the above establishment, com
prisiug all the new Chemiea
Preparations, Tiideu's Fluid FIX,
tracts, lrIsses A bdomsnal sup
por teTg, Pessaries, pes ulums ol
ali kinds. steth scopes, Cattle,
tiers, spermatorrhGs Ritgs ant
some splendid cases Of Char,
riere's superior Instruments.
These articles having been sc
lected with special reference !
the known wants Of the profo
the best terms 30 Ply sicians d,
4 a d n 4 -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10

popular Goods.
DR0KN'S Bronchial Troches spalding's Pre-
ID pared Glue Lows Brown Windsor soap
Lows Honey SOAP, two siaes Dsvids,n's Rubber
syringes; Taslor's Mustard in tin foil, for sale
by the package and at retail by
A. WILKINSON,
Sign of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
Aprgd 81 Msin-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10

thB hhpWH WaNEK UI TIC prOFuselUL, are oftfed q b
the best terms 10 Pays spd Others
April ~ dsw IHDs. RYAN. Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-10

ca Mrs. j. b. Howell, Of Keokuk, took
the premium at the State Fair at lows City,
last week, for the best loaf OF brown bread