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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28
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DAILY GArR CITy DvrrcE, I
keokuk. March 18th. /

! DAILY GArR CHTs DvwrcE, I
keokuk, March 26th.
FLOUR superfne, So rs; Spring wheat, ex
ira, ~ 90, Fall wheat, extra, % 81 10 $s %.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 7s.e so per 1 90.
/ coRN--sa to ss---good demand.
| BARLEY-spring, k5ae5. Fall, 75a8oe.
| WHEAT In good demand. Fall OIL aoal S.
| Spring GOAL o5.
| 0AIs--2s 10 30.
RYE-~7ea7 be in good demand.
POTAIOEs--sS to So by the load retail 40 to 90
dRockRIEs-New Orleans Sugar, fair sa9s
prime ssaio4, clarified IoaIos, crushed and loaf
10. Molasses- Plantation SO to 55e, s. III Sc
10 90, Golden Syrup, IS to goo. coffee--Rio 1874
&c lat lava Is to lac, Laguyra, to a. Rice, 6saa
81.
s0hP--palm 6sc, Family 5Ac.
CANDLEs--star Is to e, stearine ID, Mould
i24, GUNNER pressed, Is
LAKD-sA TO 10; retail 12lc.
BUTTER-Choee II to Is retail is to 20.
HlDES-Dry Ii green, 81 green sheep pelts 40
TO 75c; green bog skins 25.
HAY-Prairies $50 TO 500; Timothy and Hunga.
riau, $7as7A; Baled do. ssa to $40; Retail, sl2
sEEDs.--H ungarian Grass, 80 to IS cents ;
sUNDRiEs--0nions, 40 70 SO Eggs,T.
Feathers, zoe to Soc !; White Beans, zoe toa 90.
ERUIT-dreen apples, choice, So so per Dbl.
Dried apples, 30 TO 90 per bush. Dried peaches
a. rs TO so Kaisins, ss so to 90
cHEEsk--w. r.. II to III Denmark to 1e
PROFESSIONALISM 10 to II Shoulders to 81,
clear sides 10 to III.
BEEE--23asc gross; So to &c per quarter.
sHhEP-S3 90 to 81 90 y head.
H00S.--Drsssed, s. 90 TO SO 90.
sALT--6. A, 81 40 to 50 per sack; Kankw-
ia, 2oa230 per Dbl. Liverpool, s725 per sack.
Lake 81 80 = Dbl.
FISH~-Mackerei, No. $40 to s21 p bbl No.
SIS to SIS No. $l2tosis. White, no. SIS 10
70 So I'd n half Dbl. Cod FiKh 6to 6 p h.
ExcnAssE.--0n New York for currency "a per
cent; rgoid per cent. ~ Louisa per cent.
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1SfJTS faSs-e-J FEFsS.sTs- sssS4y sszsS n I -
1872 s-sss.ss- rrs:sssf- = .sr-.seH t1x
RAILROAD,
OPEN TO FORT MADISON.
II o - ALLY TR AIMS.
CHANGE or TIME.

CHANGE OF TEnEy
LsHoM And AFTER TUESDAY, MARCH, I2 th,
l. and until further notice, TWO trains will
be run each way, as follows:
FIRST TRAIN
viii leave keokuk st $500 o'clock a. IN. and arrive
at Fort Madison at 1890 a. ID.
SECOND TRAIN
VIII leave heokuk AZ 200 o'clock p M, and ar
rive at Fort Madison, ut $50 p. M.
FIRST TRAIN
Leaves Fort Madison ~ s:3O a. M, and arrives at
keokaR a. 10000 a. m.
SECOND TRAIN
viii leave Fort Madison at G:oo p. M, and arrive
at Keokuk At 1880 r. m.
The 500 O'Clock n " train from kecsuk connects
at Fl. Madison wi ree ular Packet for Burlington,
making connections With hai3raad trains East
and West.
70 Fare By this route as Los AS THE Low
E.I, and passengers subjected u iss changes as
by any other rnnte.~sys@
THROUGH TIC AiS over tkis line be pro-
cured 10 ali the principal places last, West and
North, OF j. H. TEWKsBURl, Ticket Agent, OPP
posite the Billings House, Main-st., Keokuk.
=. W. DAVIS, Sup't.
March IL, '60-d1w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28

NoRTH BRITIsH REvIgw.--The February
number Of this able review has taking ta-
Bile OF contents. Among the articles are es-
says on Salon Life--Madame Reeamer /;
Erasmus as Sataris.; The Science of Scrip
ture; Wesleyan Methodism Fossil Foot
prints, &c. The British reviews are re-pub-
lished in New York by l.. Scott a. Co. For
terms see advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28
- The stalents Of the Nex Orleans Med

GgT The students Of che New Orleans Med J..
zeal College lately performed successful
operation for the cure Of anenrism of the
lilac artery in novel manner. Not having
a. hand the French instrument for the com
presslon Of the artery, the students took
iurns In pressing their thumbs on the artc-
~, for 80 hours, when the blood had coAgu-
lated below the point Of pressure and the pa
tient nas saved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28

GIFT EsTKRrElsr. Although we stand opposed
to the common swlndling operations going ON un-
der the name Of Gift Enterprises, yet we feel like
saying to those who always nth be trying their
luck IN such matters, that the enterprise under the
management Of u. Votaw, jr. 4 Co., ut 1t. Madi-
son, IL literally gotten up and conducted by gem
tlenan Of strict integrity who will fulfill all hs
agreements honestly and to the letter. For circu.
ars, and any information, address MIR. yotaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28

CT An old woman in Ledyard. Conn :,
who bad lived on the charity Of her neigh
bors for d number Of years, died recently,
and On searching her premises twelve hun.
dred dollars In money were found, supposed
to be the savings Of fifty years of ayafice and
elf-denial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

rNHE undersigned having formed partners ali
l. under the style Of McCuNE Il SAMPLE, and
having pur chased the stock of Merchandise for M
erly belonging to Ill. w. Sample & Co., corner Of
Main and I'll streets, keoauk, offer the same al
prices in accordance with the times, and will make
1t to the interest OF friends and the public 10
give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
Come every one, and get the worth OF your mo-
ney, as we must close cut much of the present
stock IN order 10 make room for cur new Spring
Goods CuAS p NICOTINE
March s, 18b0.d SAMI n SAMPLE
BACON sIDEs AMI X1aOI1.EaxN 70,
- sale by KELLOGG RlRAR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28

WATER Casa writer in the Davenport
hesos has for some time been denouncng
Sanders Water Gas as ssthe one thousandth
edition Of system utterly exploded by SCI
entihc investigation" How then does it
hapTen that such men as Henry G, Carey in
vest their money in the enterprisea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28

c. Horses are dying rapidly in Brooklyn,
n. l., Of disease called BY the veterinary
surgeons there s'paraiysis Of the throat -
The first symptoms are difficulty Of swal-
lowing, when soon becomes so aggravated
that deg!utition becomes impossible, and then
the animal dies. Quite number Of horses
are dying In Brooklyn Of this affection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28

CT pauper in q Liverpool workhouse,
kept for many hours without food, tried to
swallow his dinner whole and choked to
death in the attempt. His hunger was so
sharp he could not wait for the nurse to cut
MP bis food, and be was too inErm TO do it
himself.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28

SNGCLAR CoISCIpEScE.-W When Salmon =.
Chase, of Ohio, becomes a member of the
u. ). Senate, On the fourth Of March, 1861 j,
seven of the members of that body will be
natives of New Hampshire Messrs Grimes,
Chase, Chandler, Hale, Clark, Wilson, and
Iessendeu,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28
STATE OF CONN ECTTCUf, I 90
COUNTY OF HARTFORD. 80

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Go
COUNTY HARTFORD. 80
Benz. W. dreeue, President, and John II. I'll.
bridge. Secretary, Of the Connecticut Fire Insa
rance Company being severaly duIy sworn, depose
and say, ami each for himself says that the fore
going ID fulI, true and correct statement OF the
condition OF said Company the lst of January
las that the said Insurance Company IL mt this
time the bona hae owner Of all the above described
property that none of the above deSc4bsd invest
ments have been made for the benefit. IN any man
mr. If 1nX pAr4nn - x-EaA-4f4s HHthertty-fr ttTy
mana cement of said Company, ei her as President
Secretary, Treasurer, Director, otherwise ana
that they are the above described officers Of sgd
Insurance Company.
BENZ. W. GREEN, President.
join Ii. ELDhID3E, Sec'y.
Subscribed and before me this 7th day oil
February, A. u. 1860.
LHAS. Il. PERKINS,
mchl4d Justice of the Peace
WM. +. TURNER, Agent, keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28

~ TIE virginia Senate Las postponed
indefinitely bill 10 incorporate the town Of
Cercdo, the settlement of New England men
started by the efforts of Eli Thayer. They
prefer not 30 encourage emigration from the
Free States since the John Brown affair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28

ca The subscription list of the peIIa Ga
xetts has been transferred to the Knoxville
Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28
arrivals IA the SHINING. Fsoase.

MAheU n II r. N.
Beach, Is Weila, nj i Nanaoon, III Robb,
Taylor, Iowa. Il Ii Comstoek, Miss Beach, Mo; Z
Archer, Miss Archer, o; 5 Daeharack, Boston; u
Barrar, A Harrard, Burlington; Miss Wilcox, Mis-,
Furguson, st Louis; j Arthur, q i kimbali, Quiu.
cy; z " Boardman, Hannlbati ] p Harper, Fl Mad
ison; Freeman, Chicago; w Ballen, Croton;
MIR Freeman k Island; u ) Caok, Ind; Hartwsn
N.Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28
~ L.. w O0ts

is A&ks%E ESA AkAks EOLs.1 WING
L HEx.EAisF4A E.EEE ann FARE an.
SGRFA 81 teOf2 a. y Mas:
ssntuttr Bcner1 ftfc Ens. 90.
Net accumulation Jan. /, go, 81, 400, 5S2.o9.
This Company has $ larger ACCUMULATION com.
pared with SIS Iabiilttes than any otner Life IN
suranca Co N tae ~ nj ted States.
Be- persons rs this city have their lives insured
in this Company.
LAMAR E!kE ms. 60. or NEW YORK
sash gs1rItat 100000.
HUMBOLDT FIRE us. GO. OF NEW YORK.
cash Capita 100000.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms 20. or BROOKLYN, N. Y.
CASH gapItal $50 900.
QUAKER CITY ms. co. OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capital and Surplus, Jan. |, is49,
1924, 49, az.
A1. Particular attention given to Marine and
Fire Insurance. Contract Foiioies issued
okE51E-On Ihlri-st., kaoRnk, Iowa.
March IS, iso0-d
Insurance. Insurance Insurance
DgLICiEs on Stores, Dwcllings, Merchandise
L Pork Houses, Public Buildings, Manufacturing
establishments, Household Furniture, and all insu-
rahle property, Issued 1T the lowest rates in the
following substantial Companies
PHOENIX ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN
CAPrTAL 100000.
CITY FIRE ms. Co, or HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL $l50,000.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL 100000.
| MERCH MS ms. co. OF HARTFORD, CONN
CAPITAL 100000.
| This Agency always pays its Losses promptly
1 CASH.
| Dwellings,, with Furniture therein, insured ut
ygRy MODERATE rnEMIuk, for one, three fvo
| years. calland learn the rates.
WW. w. HELkNAr, Agss.
4 MehldIm second-st., near Main.
/ GIVE.
0o0 LBS. sood cabinet makers in store and
| IUU Tor sale by
/ A. J.. WILKINSON,
/ Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar.
men20d No. "a Main-street.
ONION SEHTss
I DY the bushel or quart, for sale by
ID w. III. AUSTIN d CO.,
mchI4daw lis Main-st.
HAY RUM.
Al. WILKINSON,
sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
mhgu-l "a Main-st-
| 4 NEW Novel, by q. =. Roe, GLOW Cosid hs
I N Help il r. this day received at
OGDEN, BR0WNELL g. CO.'S
City BOOK STORE,
fsbl7 10 MAin-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28

CT The proposition to repeal the law
abollshing the death penalty in Wisconsin,
has been defeated in the Legislature by
large majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28
EIskE ENNUKAnCE.
Mis- our State MutuaI

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
or ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS.
Us. Mecune, =. M kdgell, C,s. areeIy.
K. Wyman, O. II. PECK, B.W.Alexande,
james smith, AID ,Pomeroy, u. ID. Page
r. IS ELLIOTT, Seo'y. SIN. EDGELI .Pros't
sogxTRA-aAzARpous RisKs TAKEN
F.B. HOLMES, General Agent.
dso2 dIy A. BkIDaNAN, Ag,t, keokuk.
hsara@s and Journals for $780,
IIEor sale by NV. WRSTCOl
uoekVd 81 MAin-st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28

gTLaks Pepin was frozen tight as brick
as late rs the 18th. On the 23d the river at
st. Paul was reported TO be clear of ice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28

Gg& In the valuation OF the property 10
large number Of the counties OF Ohio, the
increase of those having railroads is double
the increase of those having no railroads.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28

gT- One hundred yards of the raw silk OF
the silk worm does not weigh grain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28

The Office Of ORION CLEMENS, Attorney at
Law, willb at the Daily Gate City" office, for
few weeks.
febi4dif
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28


helxAs' sCoRpIAL.-As may be seen, we insert
this week the advertisement of Mclean Cordial,
dc.
1t IL very we'll known that are NOT particular
ly favorable 10 patent medicines, and, general
thing, eachsw the whole OF them with bat little
ceremony. and with these sentiments we declined
inserting this adver tissm emit until Nc knew what
were the Ingredients Of the medicine, and how
compounded This we have learned, and believing
do, that the ingredients are good. and the
compound judieiousiy made, we recommend il rs
mixture worthy of public confdencs.
The above il from the ST. Louis Christian Advo-
cate, edited by the celebrated Rev. DIR. McAnally,
which speaks volumes in favor of McLean's Cor
dial. We say to all, try it. see advertisement.
hI6ddw
DIR, SMITHS" Electric OiP' cures Deafness.
Dir. SMITH > Electric on cures Paralysis.
DR. SMITHS Electric oil' cures Rheumatism
DK. SMITHS "Eleotrie Oil cures Asthma.
De-. SMITHS "EIectric oil'' cures Headache.
DR. SMITHS "Electric 0ir' cures Piles.
nugl9d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28

SUCKER STATE.--The new steamer Suck or
State was al the wharf yesterday, direct from
Pittsburgh, where she was built for the Up
per Mississippi trade. She is q fine boat,
and is much needed in the Northern Line.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28

G4-Dr. J. Hoktettef's Bit,ers meet with great
faspF : j remedy foy diseases IT the stomach, and
ali othsr diseases arrsi ng from disordered diges
tive system; and ito component parts being entire
" vegetable, il is safe than the ordinary
preparations offered to tbs puble while ia pleas
ant eject upon the System renders 1t vastly popg-
lar vita those who zee it. DIR. Hestetter's reputa-
ton is widespread, and the with which be pre-
EE5dICTu6 sgCafvs Il always sale and reIi-
able. The Bittors most agreeable in favor aud
rs II contains nothing that impair the health,
but the contrary contributes to its preservation
tbs PREPARATION must Prove highly popular Ii
IL genuine aud truly valuable article for any Of
the above diseases, and sincerely trust that our
readers Iay test It's excellence.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold by u GrnBoss, A. J. NILKIKsos, BAErLxrr,
KAYE Co., and J. BgaDKs.
March2G, 'B0-dkw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28

Four Rcnrs Aboard the Whnie snip.
EMBRACING cruises In the Pacific, Atlantic, In
Il dian and Antarctic Oceans, In the years 1855
'b6. ,b7. 's8 and 30, by w. II. Whisear. For sale
by OGDEN, BROWNELL& co.
ocl2Sd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-28

n 10 ssris,iY q we'd sntfHe
and v sgcsAhse caga ! xsa I'D
procured by the distiisg-
tian az aants, HevhR and
Rafk. Yeiiuw Dcek. I
Bleed R.ees. Black Root,
sarsApsrslia. wiz Cher
~ Raxk And Daaaeiion
entSrs into its crsapo~s-
tian. Ths snsire active
principle Of
each insrsdlens Y shsr-
aughly extracted W BY
new method Ut tfsihlisz'
produuses 4 deucssN 81 :
hiisrasins srsyit, so Ne
most lnfa.liais rsMedy
for renew Aa4ng ths On
eascd aystAEa. and rvator-
ing the sick snheyins q
debiiitxtad invalid ~
health and strength.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-12-27
South Carolina and Secession.

The secession Convention at Charleston, s.
c. passed the Ordinance on the Goth Dec. inst.
declaring the connection subsisting between the
State and the United States dissolved. There
were 100 members in the Convention, and the
Ordinance of dissolution was passed without a
dissenting vote.
Since the passage Of the Ordinance, the mem.
bers of the Convention seem to be much per-
slaxed, as to the line of policy to be pursued.
There is also diversity Of opinion as to what
laws axe in force, and what laws cease to be in
force, since the act of secession. 1t is conclu,
ded on one side that all the laws Of the United
States were rendered void, the moment the
State declared itself out of The Uuion. To avoid
chaos the laws Of the U. S, will be observed for
the time being, but supplontcd by others as soon
as it can be accomplished.
The Convention is evidently intent on deyi-
sing some expeditions plan for getting posses
sion of the United States FoIes, and taking con
troll of the Custom Houses. Still, as such acts
of treason are attended with fearful consequent
ces, there is naturally some restraint to prccip.
itate action. Ii the South as we'll as the North,
adjuged Old John Brown worthy of halter, fol
attempting to seize upon the Government prop
eriy at Harpers Ferry then certainly every
South Caolinian subjects himself to like award
who attempts to take possession of Fort Moul-
trie, or any other Of the property belonging to
the United States. For little State like South
Carolina, with less than 100000 white inhabi-
tants, and a little more than that number Of ne.
gro slayes-witLout army or navy, money OF
credit, to make war on the United States, is
sheer madness and insanity. Yel such indis-
creton is likely at any hour to plunge the pco-
pie Of that State into acts OF treason. The Con
vention holds its sessions part OF the time,
with doors closed, consequetly all the business
transacted is not made public.
A convenient method has been proposed, in
aspect to revenue collection, and the carrying
f the mails. South Carolina proposes to col.
iect the revenues, pocket the money, and allow
the General Government for the present to car
ry the mails. Inasmuch as the proceeds Of the
Post Offices Of the State, have never reached to
one third Of the expenses, such an arrangement
would be highly convenient for that refractory
people.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-12-27
Snnth Carolina Convention.

CHARLESTON, Dec 3d. The Convention
met at noon to-day. Several reports We're read
and referred. 80
No report has yet been made on postal mat
ters and the customs. but it is generally con-
coded that when it Is made, it will provide as
follows: That the revenue laws of the United
States be adopted that the Collector OF the
mort take the oath of allegiance to South Caro-
Ina. and that postal matters remain unchanged.
Mr.. Dessaussurre, of the committee to whom
was referred the communication from portion
of the members of the Georgia Legislature, re-
ported the communication be received; 1t pro.
vides that secession should net take place NATL
Alabama, Mississippi and Florida assemble their
Conventions, for final State action, but that the
communication was now of no avail, as the Sc
cession of South Carolina had already taken
place.
Mr. Magrath, from the committee on such
portions of the Presidents Message as referred
to the property of the United States in the lin.
its of South Carolina, said that he preferred
making his report in secret session. 's
The Convention then went into secret SEES
sion. and continued so for two hours. 1t is re
ported that very animated discussion tool
place on the report.
Mr.. Rhett's address to the people ofthe South
ern States has not yet been acted on.
| Mr.. G. d. Melton, appointed to prepare tn
credentials for the Joint Commission to Wash
ington, was sworn to keep the strictest scores,
in regard to them. The accredited paper
were delivered to the Commissioners to-day t
90 to Washington with full power. The Com
missioners took Secretary with them, who
allowed $40 day and his travelling expenses
Members of thee Convention win attend churc
tomorrow. The Convention has adjourne
uutil Monday.
CHARLESTON, Dec PA company ofeight
men arrived form Savannah, Ga, yesterday
and rendered their services to the Governor Q
that State, in the name of the Minute Men, Q
Sons of the South.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-12-27
F.en wasnoe Gomez Barbarian +?


We have before noticed the spirit of moboc-
racy which has within few weeks past man
Tested itself in Boston, Philadelphia, New York
and other commepc ial cities. Assemblies oft
people with peaceful intentions have been de-
pressed or dispersed; free speech has been
crushed down by threats Of violence, and the id
Of civil authority has been invoked to prevent
assassinations in bro&d day light, where those
whose lives were menaced were guilty Of no
crime except chat Of hatred to chattel slavery.
From whence comes this spirit of barbaristr
in our large cities, which so frequently breaks
out with such potency and power, as to give
triumph to mob law? 1t is clearly tGaceable
to the internal spirit of slavery. Slavery is an
institution of brute force it does not rely upon
the sober, calm and dispassionate reasoning of
men for its authority and support. Wherever
chattel slavery exists, there men grow restless
and inpatient with all who resort to argument
or reason against it. Indeed, at the present
day, no debate or even free expression of opin-
ion in the slave holding States is allowable
Freedom of speech is suppressed and brute
violence has usurped its place. No man in the
slave States dares to question the rightfaln ess
of slavery.
This spirit Of brute force against rea SON
Of violence against argument has bee difiused
in the North, and demorarzed public sentiment.
Thousands Of half hedged Democratic politiei-
ans3n our northern cities have adopted the
Southern practice; that is, whenever from lack
OF treason, you cannot carry your point, tn en-
you may substitute violence when brains fail
You, then use brickbats if you have not intel
lect enough to meet the argument of an oppo-
nent, then drown the argument with fendish
yels; if this tails to put down reasoning, then
take the bludgeon, the bowie knife or the Colts
revolver.
Such arc the brutalizing influences which
slavery has diilused in the North it is the le-
gitimate eAor. of the institution itself; it relies
on brute foneo for its sustainment, and therefore
blunts the moral sensibflities and brutalizes its
apologists.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-12-27
"A friend of Improvement" writes thus

WALTON, Il, H.. Sept: 10 1857.
Prof O. j. Woods Hair Restorative, l am pre-
pared to say, that it fully makes good its recon-
mendations, by restoring to more ehan its origin
al lustre, hair that has become gray, or faded
and pliable texture, and what's of still greater
Importance than that, it is restored to health; it
ilnparts to the whole sytem its renovating, heal
ing properties, and has tendency to restore
health ana Pr ong life, and give to the aged the
critics ought to recommend it to every family.
Try it, ye who labor under any disease of the
head, and you will never have to regret its ap.
plication.
CAUTIoN.-Beware of worthless limitations, as
several are already in the market called by diff
terent names, Use none unless the words prof
ocd's Hair Restorative, Depot st. Louis Mo-,
and New York. are blown in the bottle. Sold by
all druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers also
byall Fancy am Toilet Goods dealers in the U nj
ted States ana Canada dec