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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
.EE PRESS AND FAMILY JOURNAL.
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FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20

sstY- A ministers q says Tlp 6--i ,,tse
tooh my eldest has in church ab,n De- vas
two years ODD. u.auarri with c,r,--ss and
i'V'- aai rsu.'y. ." keep h.n ,ery -uH u,ltte
SERMON es- done by t.s un- De raref..
va. e''aa.'ei ani b. aliu,sl Co BIZ f,t aaI
s'.'d .n 'hf -raf looking st co. preacher hfs
f''hsr fa.s nf.ual Tt.H a- II D. had i.t
"r"" .rr.a.1 r...I q De uauhi,s De- rHil.l
"r Ply i'e rh.u tr 1ttri.f ausatian auI ss-
sla.ori BOO i.,tl.t ,..,,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
EVER EFT HOUSE,.
MartinsbuTg. Va. Ss-ta

TIVE unietstrrei having leased for term >-4AaL
Il 81 years the Hotel outhe Corner of eutru
srl kurse sirrts. AgUNl heretofore q, tic RaViu's
Hotel and having t'uTurvhiv rveovatssl aEd rcfUrr-
'-tc'i toe liua-r with r1uIc rrH flTiiur aHd tsN.
Time. b. nos prepared t. ,iuIt-aie Size travelling
IuAlrs al-u itrtllsr- ~ the sssk isruf'l wear.
Stills TABLE Will D. Furnished With tlic b,st 81
The MARKET
Es-iil- BAR viii be- suiLrt u,'h Liquors. ,ufc-i-
Jr tu nuifr t.l tie ,aGrt.v.
80 TitE STABLE VIII -, attended hy experienced
eul stfclf,C Osil-rs.
Eglt /, the itf. rIiIir 81 ttc uIdrIsEuri g.
make k.s H4I,r "a howt Scr .ti eiu Iaty la-
Nty tu eith faeir IatrUrarr.
ga iuf;rr Viii De- no abe Depot gpultlr arrival
uf thc trairs sld ALL cary il-rsrr to agt
fuliu BE n rl-c-
- A Ual Iul Il, .ll ifirsls afl Tie iu'r.. gene
GEORGE ". RANER
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DIED

NJ hls rrslfrurc fu this CuautY. on gFitas Nce|E
y BlN All o'BANNuN. aged about IS year. ~
AZ thcrvsilcncr Of her son h. law Charlie. Joi,usos
81. Wednesday morning the ieth instant - -.
tinp;ion. M. JULIA 4. LITILEJOHN, agr,l a.
tar. II iisrpeT's Perry.
% Sansias ~tsk. ~ "a. tsl.innrc a, l.es fssi4t.
II WIN " Cork lyn. uis, VIRGINIA CpNkI.x<.
gcd si,out = years
Marlborough. Dr SAMUEL TURNER IN the klst
ear ~ Ia, axe
pr Turner heated in Iili. .-,,urf Il, ti,, war
mg1ng the an'uHn - that aui the fooNine a.,
-. severe cIasfeni,c d'-rz>c prevailed lis suci
Tie ifcaiigcui ~ flr N lrasc such that -
hort uinc he rrrure'i large Frtic~ and ever al Z
Staucd the cnufidauas % the r-ltlr among " lsom "a
lyrd i,y has .frraI skill kii,ines. and nnrrHitfinS
ftrufiou Ia Its Taii-rts he Invariably wen the lsY
thcmsriyc, Iad their ffieuas R~urvt,lcarr and
thcray wrrr strung traits IN his chsr=-t-r Hr -
l~t the tueud Co tLc I-suv aud Dc TREATED the on
han Win a. affection that triy Iaternsl
u hi- ihi'rcoufsc With pitsian, ihr drg-tincui -
pr Tuner Va- in tic hirifcst drerre rs1iflrmaniy
tnd courteous iic -hoacd l1rat ,irirf,.ucc and re
Gs't 9" biz seliurs sii kiui e. the younger
M. Is r-s..sy ), 1.ls.r-,1 iss.1 ~
otbss Ar To q trai sod luuF thai
- us-i-as tsrs - rui The rss-nc~ IT, visfuss
unrtrssd sAcvsuco Sc ccuEhs aad culfs traiy
sona-rtui rtsrys q Fuilutisfy Discs. hsv- made
aoru flruuEhout The CivliHi rstt1Hs = The earth.
fts sre the cunIuHiiIes fsulfiss nErur IN
80 have not soule p~rsunai sarer-nca sr-gfs
500 hsioE trophy 81 their nttt q sbtofI ~
sutfis and dangerous ftsafrFa The
AZ 81 kno~ drssfd htsiity a tt..- d,.srs.,. "a
a. hvy kHsu, ~ hs sf.ts n s r-uissy - n-si st
d nose than 70 thea 30 49, ~ the VI.
tp~s thst - hsse ubrn sting cures chs hsvs
won - strongly nEsn The eauhl-ncs Hnarkis4.
Prepared b DIT. J. C. AYR l. CO.. Lowell. NssA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
Heating aud cooking apparatus.

Nv Stock q 5 % = $ a. I'll, ur,e -
'icn ~ god clancr Soy tclertioa a. coz k84
De- turd ~ Nv -,'nlIi.t mert ia the STATE -rS1
among which may Dc ioult the Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT

Log1u u~tlarr At.ini-tr,t"r, y. is4is iol..
.-lil the N.N annryei Of oliver trstvcg
''.'H-Tl YiiHstF
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ParIOr, chamber and Hall Sroyes

:, aTi''' >'T1' AL 'ie' among .hct may he foar,I
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II L N ." are.

have tsy va irtu.s- tpFN 3D. ~ aiaf sst.efaI
af-urt ffrit Ci II Wan o. t.s ts.t quality wttra 4
VIII -'H = my establishment a. aFr-t0a ~ ttro'
uy InFth Ago. T.. tirUu r,rt moe. o. t gu ities
'n t.e sai' az toH IIres FOG CASH or D. eSe' ~
ani'v4 Il g gtrsAt.s. B. ~,
Wy,i, WIlc- Ila~,.-
Country Hand SAP 81
Those WHO pairurits iiis establishment uili vrrv
soon Dc atlc % aFpseriatr tsc cft IT, re al. fs, iui.
the-r wares brought 90 t.rir hu- e. luG-e- "a tie
tFIc taken 'm the same t'rf syl.- en- euler
tar eNpcsc ct freight trouble o. trrIaIiu. COR sai,
merit.
have icsir1- r. rnarre. q. .,ort
Nir Stosi 81 coal ,.tt.r IN ti-.i.
SKJTTLES ASH IN
HOBS FIRE - Sh.., -
CABnlEBS FIRE onttl-lIOl
- 'ilfEN~. DRIP Il q ~
PiNGFANs, C,,sI II y - w . L X :,
~ 49, F'-a, NIpNE ~ either Bu,sis
IHf->' *. q ~ EHEFil-h, Amen.
am prepared g. - ! cNf, 81 d, tltr.-i,I1
10 o. fie lrst - Ir.n IN ~ ,i.i-t
kc,Q sulIly CA hand a al tlrste,
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MEDICAL HOUSE.
No. II 50 ETH FREDERICK STREET,
BALTIMORE. MD.

ksta,ll As,i it assir- ?, e,ritss 6riicf.-i sis
s,,e,-,ic ,ae5cui aid, ai'. f'r a.s ssFpcsssso@ z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-03

II the signs Of the times indicate the con-
eensration OF Republican strength upon MIR.
Seward, they seem to me more evidently yet
to indicate the concentration Of Democratic
strength upon MIR. Hunter. He has been
growing in strength with the leading men Of
the party for some time, and no man is now
80 strong as he within their ranks. The
South, as section, 10 led, as the Demo cratio
party is, BY prominent aud active men; far
more so than the North, whose leading men
are in greater degree the mere opponents
and advocates OF political feeling and OBJ
jecss which not they, but education and events
have created; and the Southern msgnAtes,
who now determine not only Southern policy
but rule in the councils Of that other South
ern institution, modern Democracy, seem
generally to have settled down upon Hunter
as their man. He fought shy on Nebraska,
and the South would trust him as it would
not trust many Northern men) on the old
Cincinnati platform. Thus they could make
him for political management, an "availa-
ble." But they cannot make him President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-03
CONNECTICUT KLHcrIoN.

Great interest 10 felt in the Connecticut
election, on account OF the fact that the pop
ular vote ia 40 close. and tho Democracy are
making herculean efforts to carry it, having
an inordinate desire to break into the New
England phaanx just ct this moment. The
consequence OF offending the South. Most
OF the speakers that have been sent there by
the Democracy are from the West and South.
But they are men who misunderstood the
character of the people they have gone among.
They think, as the Yankees have character
for thrift and money making, the almighty
dollar is the efectual argument with them.
The Yankees do actively seek pecuniary indie
pendence and ease through the instrument
tally of their hands and brains, but they
never. on any great occasion, sacrificed SEN
siment to selfshness and as the Connecticut
people seem to be alive to the Importance of
the present canvass, | do not believe that
portion OF the Yankee family can be prevail
cd upon to do so now, supposing the argu-
AAAuhs oduICcrcu w suetT e6iusnne6e 10 eQunu.
But it does look amusing to see q squad OF
Southern and Western politicians scattered
through Connecticut to give her people light
on the money question. What o Yankee
don's know about bis own business, he will
hardly be liable to learn from that gang
Another feature, on our side, is interesting,
IN connection with the Connecticut canvass,
and that is that We, too, have Western men
stamping in that State, who have never taken
the stump there before; not, however, to
teach the Yankees on which side their bread
is buttered, but in behalf of the good old
cause OF Liberty and Union, q cause that
never failed to arouse New England. Cor
win and Stanton OF Ohio are oanvassing the
State with vigor. And Frank Blair and G..
j. Prescott, from the Distant Border Ruff
an" State, re-echo the spirit that planted
Free Kansas on their -.s.e-n ho-ders Thes.
two gentlemen have several appointments
there this week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-03

The fire in Independence, No., on the
night Of the Goth, was very destructive. 1.
ssmmsnsed in drug store on the southeast
corner OF The public square, and, high
wind prevailing. il spread rapidly, until the
wholssasssrn side Of the square was entire
ly consumed, togesher with sundry houses in
the vicinity. Large fakes Of ere were ear
risd nearly mile. The total loss was osii-
mated II else, 900. The are, in connection
with Ssewart's veto OF the railroad bill, gave
the town gloomy appearance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-03


have never yet seen man Of public sta
ton who had 80 much OF the consequential
air about him a. Mr.. Breckenridge. He is q
man III talent and character. That 10 grant
cd him. And he 10 man OF fine feature and
figure. But be is so stif, 90 inflated with the
dignity under which he iabors, that il Ia pain.
full to look at him. Every motion is shsasri-
cal, every step and gesture studied; he never
looks for moment at ease and natural; il
he was picture book king be would do the
part to perfection but for plain Republi-
can official, little more homespun grace and
frankness would become him better. do
not know but that 10 the manner of the man
apart from Office. But IL il is, 1t 10 mono the
less too artificial for agreeableness and good
taste. He has been the creature Of luck..; for
though his talents are good, his political ss-
gacty is deficient; and without sagacity OF
judgments, talents Of no more than fair av.
erage among his class, never command the
dignity Of lead and power. And bis luck
has eliminated. He IL candidate for the
Presidency which it is preposterous for him
to believe within his reach. He 10 buried in
the Senate, and there be will remain, q fair
man, but not q leader. No body will 20
to dig him out, and the line OF luck is not
often so long unbroken as In the family OF
the BOBBY Dodges.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-03
EditoriaI Correspondent
WAsHINoros, March 81, 1850
xr.EcrrosrxRrNo DOCUMENTS.

KLECTToNKKRING DOCUMENTS.
see that Republican Club has been or.
ganized at Keokuk, and Of course viii want
more or less documents for distribution.
And in the condition OF Iowa pockets and
politics, they will want as much "light" for
. stipulated amount OF money as they can
get. There are no means Of procuring pub
lilo speeches 90 oheaply a. they can be pro-
cured here, by considerable, and for the az
and elsewhere as to prices, will state the
cost OF few leading onas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-03

WAYLAND GARDEN.
Situated en- the Plank y oad SIX
miles from cox k.
ME have for sale 80 900 good strong rooted
W Strawberry Plants OF different varieties.
10000 Raspberry Stands;
5000 Asparagus Roots;
bO 900 Sweet Potato Plants, At the proper time
for setting.
Also, any number of Tomato and Cabbage Plants.
Connecticut Seed Leaf Tobacco Plants, etc., etc.
Also, 800 Green House Plants, suitable for bed
ding out, consisting Of verbenAs, Fucias, Hello
tropes, Geraniums, Roses, etc., etc.
Madeira Vine or Mexican Potsto Vine Roots, etc.
Persons wishing any of the above will hnd ii for
their interest to purchase directly from the Gar
den rs the plants arc 70 live while those
Tor long time taken up, when exposed In sstting
ont, are almost sure to die.
We have much the largest Green House in the
State. and plants sold win be those rendered hardy
BY exposure and with toierabls care, sure to grow
Any persons wishing early vegetables, such -
Lettuce, Kadishes, etc., can be supplied
II the season is favorable We shall have . large
quantity of Asparagus, Pie Plant, Strawberries,
Raspberries, etc. DIT. BRIGHAM
PETER LAMBERT,
WArLAHp, April 2, 1860. Gardener.
s.-orders left with Kellogg Birge win b.
sttendeo 20. apl 3 dtw w3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-03
Great Cattle opera,isn.

Our community has been considerably az
cited during the past week by the report Of
swindling operation in cattle to very con-
siderable amount for new country. Some
six or eight weeks sgo, two young men named
Beck and Jenkin came to this city, and o.
pened market in Gosage's Building. They
were strangers to nearly the whole oommu.
nifty, and attracted little attention beyond
the circle Of the few who bought meat Of
them; but it now appears that from the time
they came they were playing q game which
only culmir ated on Friday of last week, to
the serious loss OF large number OF far
mers of the county, and not few in town.
1t appears that they bought cattle for their
market here, 80 q great extent on credit; Dor
rowed money of various persons and con
tracted debts with many. Last week the two
individuals named, and another young man
who has been a resident here some year or
more, named Brosdback, won't into the coun-
try, and purchased under various pretences,
come 80 head Of fat cattle, which they drove
here and to Agency, and shipped on the morn
ing train on Friday. Fourteen head they
bought of Mr.. Jonathan Thompson, the bal
ancs Of Thomas johnson, VIM. Houck, Adam
Bell; Nj. Alcot, and others, two or thres OF
each. Mr.. Thompson came to town on Fri
day, and finding the cattle and dealers gone,
he started after them on the 2,l0 O'Clock
train, and we have now rumor that he came
up with the cattle in charge Of Jenkins at
Burlington. The feelings Of this individual
were much hurt, on learning that Thompson
entertained suspicion in regard to the trans-
action in which be was engaged, and told
him that the cattle were sold to q Chicago
man, and that il he was apprehensive about
getting his pay, be had better 60 along with
them to Chicago, and - soon ~ the cattle
were weighed of be should receive his mon
sy. Thompson went to Chicago bat it turned
out that only 500 were coming to jenkins h
Co. from the Chicago dealer, which was paid
to Thompson. Thompson diped with Mr..
jenkins at hotel, and the latter getting
through FIRST begged to be excused for few
moments, and stepped out, and was not sub
sequently seen by Mr.. Thompson, and that,
according to the last advces, Was the end Of
the cattle operation. The aggregate loss Of
Mr.. Thompson and the rest of the communi-
" in this singularly adroit, but most villain
Gus transaction, 10 estimated st from $500
30 $4,000. While We truly sympathise with
those who have been thus swindled to 30 Sc
rious extent, yet we must express surprise at
the confidence placed by them in strangers,
without character or responsibility.-fOt-
tumws Courier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-03

GRowTH OF 4 INV FINGxR.-The Lock
haven Pa. Watchman records very remark
able phenomenon. Some months ago, Mr..
johnson OF that place, had tho middle finger
OF bis right arm amputated close to tho low
or joint joining the hand. The wound soon
healed over and almost Immediately a new
finger commenced growing from the stump
OF the old one, and six months from the
time the finger was amputated MIR. johnson
had q new and full grown one in its place,
with the exception OF the nail, which has Just
commenced to shoot out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-03

IL seems to me very apparent that this gen.
tleman, In pariizan matters, is the bell weth.
Or OF the Democracy 10 the Senate. There
are ADLER men among them, though in that
respect he 10 not deficient; but he 10 the REQ.
ognized representative OF Virginia il q man
Of long experience; IL imperious 10 his spirit
and manner has long enjoyed and unsus-
peesed reputation A. IN answering Democrat.
and when the Democratic side are taking on
airs OF Independence, ventilating personal
opinions very freely, and fllibustering over
ths subject in hand, IL il has any polisica
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-03

aspect Mason will make . little speech, and
they are all brought to vote In solid phalanx,
except, possibly, the obstinate Tosmbs,
who, with oil his Ere and fanaticism, 10 one
OF the most sincere, frank and Independent
members Of that body, and would hardly
cast vote inimical to constitutional State
rights to save oil niggerdom, though niggers
are his hobby.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-03

lion ORn.-The Ottumwa Courier learns
that, in the bluffs surrounding Ostumwa, has
been discovered deposit OF iron, quite sx-
tensive, and capable Of yielding some 60 per
cent. Of fine metal, and in the same locality
FIRE clay, and limestone, the ingredients used
In smelling the ore, with coal OF course, xhish
10 also abundant in the same locality.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-03

0IThe New York Seventh Regiment has,
in the person Of beautiful yousg lady, .
"Child OF the Regiment" She 10 the
daughter Of deceased officer, was educated
by the regiment, appears in . beautiful sos-
tune whenever it is on parade, goes where
ever it goes and it 10 said that the soldiers RI
val each other in their respect and courtesy
fer her.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-03

eT-It is stated that the organization Of
the new Territories of Pixies Peak, Nevada
and Dacotah, which has been agreed upon
by the Committee on Territories in the Sem
ate, will result not only in forming these
Territories, but in entirely wiping out from
the map the name of Utah and destroying
the organization which has given the Govern
ment so much trouble. The idea is to cut 1t
up in slices, attaching each to q different
Territory!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-03

ErrKcrs or BAD CoxPAkY.-There are
three lads Of this village now in the Jail here,
one OF whom is a colored boy. On the day
after the boys were put in confinement, the
father OF the colored boy paid visit TO his
recreant son, and thus addressed him -
"Havsn't whipped you, talked TO you, and
locked you upp And haven't always told
you that il yon associated with these id
little Uhite crsses you would bring up here?''
-I0gle Reporter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-03

Rev. FL. Bailou, OF the Univsrsalist demon
ination mourns over the great fscundity Of
Universalism. !" Ii has Matched out" he
says, 50 brood of mipisterial Mesmerisss,
Biologists, Fssrierisss, and Nesromsscers, !"
and in conclusion be asserts that ave (ths
Universalists) must put stop TO this feeun-
dity or it will pub stop to us.u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-03

GTThs House of Representatives will
probably take recess to allow the Hall to
be cleaned and arranged for summer, the
desks removed, TO-, which recess may be so
timed as to suit the oonvenisnce OF those who
desire TO attend the National Conventions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-03

WRECKS ON THE ATLANTIC Ninety month
is the awful average. The editor OF the At
lantic declares, in . late number, that one
hundred articles are offered to them each
month, Of which, Of oourse, only ten are ac-
cepted. Are these ninety dtsappointsds ever
again heard Of, or, do they return no more
to their Holmes, the Atlantic Rex.-IHoms
Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-03

Hos. VIZ. PsHsroE.--The Espana Of Mad.
rid. Of the 2Sth Of February, has the follow
ing:
MIR. Preston, the resident Minister Of the
United States in Madrid, will shortly leave
this city with his family, who will remain in
Paris until his return from America and
Spain in the next spring. IL 10 believed that
the voyage OF tho American Minister 10 net
foreign to the arrangement OF our affairs with
the United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-03

!, 1T Mr.. Gushing, ~ one Of the points in
his Connections speech where the applause
was to come in, said, with stunning effect,
"The Abolitionists care for nothing but
Qaashsep' The Democracy didn's see the
point, and sat stupidity silent. "Nisgsy I"
explained the author with indignant smpha-
sis-and the applause same according TO she
programme.