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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-06
BH ltlnOre and Ohio
q 49, 80
RAILROAD.
GRE AT NATIONAL ROU TEL
INERMiNATES at Washington and Baltimore on
i the East, and Wheeling. Piainwocd and Park
ersburgh TN the West, st which places IL unites
with Railroads, Steamers, dc.,
For and from all points West, South
west and North west.

THREE TRAINS DAILY FoR ALL RAsTKRS CrTEs.
This IL the only route to Washington City.
Passengers by this route visit Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New YORK and Boston, at the cost Oh
q ticket TO Bos alon~, by other lines.
THRoligH TICKETS to the Eastern Cities can
be procured via Wasbinton City At additional
cbarga - s..
An 1ine as Qaick and Fare as Low as by AIRY
othsl ronFe.
SLtkpt-J6 CARS attached to all the Night
Trains.
quire fer Tickets via the Baltimore an@ Ohio
Railroad Al any of the princpl kailrosd utaces in
the West.
J. ii. SULLIVAN, Gen1 Western kg't.
l.. Nj. COLE, Gcn'l Ticket Agent
W. p SMITH, Master Trans porta tion.
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keokuk, ,Ft. Des Moines and Minn,
&aEllaE
RAILROAD.
Open to Independence, 50 NILS.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY.

nN and after MONDAY, sETT. f7th 1890,
~ and until further notice, q daily trains
will run each way (Sandays sxseptedl ~ follows
MAIL TRAIN.
VIII leave KEoKLK at $40 a. m.. arriving
.at tINDRrENDEsCE, at a. NM.
Returning Leaves TNnEPENDENcE at p. mn.
and arrives at kEokUk at s:3s p. m.
FREIGHT l. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves INDEPENDENCE at $40 a. ny,
arriving in KEoKUK at 10 n. nn.
Returning-Lsaves KEOKUK at 4:re p. M, and
arrives at tlNDEpENDENt II at s:ao p. Nm.
Mk- Passengers taking the Mail Train from Kee-
kok at b40 q. m. make sure connections wath
Stages Yunning disecsty through to
Ottumwa-srrivingt there at II Nj. the same day.
THROUGH TICKETS- as low as the
a0vsesx may be had at the Office for all points
IN Middle, Western and Southern Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska, Ae., do.
TICKET 0EFECE-At the Depot, loot of
johnson street. w. III. HIGGINS
sept. IA, '60-ddw Superintendent.
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ESQ. a. ANDERSON. ALgxAspgE BARCLAY
ESTABLISHED IN isA6.l

BANKING HOUSE OF
q r. q R & n &. A ID n AZ SON a. q q.
| HAVE this day admitted as q partner in the
Il u anking Business, Alexander Barclay, twho has
been my teller for the last elk yearsl. The bust
ness hereafter, WILDE conducted under the hrm
sndstyle of
GEO. @. ANDERSON b 90.
Being one of the oldest Banking Houses (if not
the oldest) in Iowa, the new firm solicts eonti
uance of former patrons literally extended TO
the senior partner.
They viii make collections and remit, less Ex-
:hange on the day of payment, free of charge
Their references as asformsrly by senior part
ner viz
REFERErCEs:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lsnier 4 Co., Bankers, N. Y.
Edward w. Clark CO., ,Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller 4 Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hoffman delpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rshm, Bankers, "
Gilmore Brotherton . Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt a Co., !" Louisville.
State Savings ms tuition, st. Louis.
| Keokuk j an. .'6S. GEO C. ANDERSON
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IL. That Kansas should of right, be
Immediately admitted as State under the
Constitution recently formed and adopted
by her people, and accepted by the House
OF Representatives.
IL. That, while providing revenue for
the support OF the general government by
dulies upon imports, sound policy requires
such an adjustment of these imports MS to
encourage the development of the indus
trial interests OF the whole country aud
we commend that policy of national ex-
changes, which secures to the working
men liberal wages, to agriculture remune-
rating prices, to mechanics and manufac-
turers an adequate reward for their skill,
labor, and enterprise, and to the nation
commercial prosperity and independence
Is. That We protest against any .ale or
alienation TO others of tie Public Lands
held by actual settlers, and against any
view of the Free Homestead policy which
regards the settlers as paupers or suppl
ants for public bounty and we demand
the passage by Congress Of the complete
and satisfactory Homestead measure which
| IA. That the Republican party is OPP
posed 10 any change in our Naturalization
Laws or any Stale Legislation by which
the rights of citizenship hitherto accorded
to immigrants from foreign lands shall be
| abridged or impaired and in favor oi
giving full and efficient protection TO The
rights of all classes OF citizens, whether ma
1--we or naturalized. both at home and
abroad.
10. That appropriations by Congress
for River and Harbor improvements of a
National character, required for the &C
commodatIon and security of an existing
commerce, are authorized by The Consti-
tuition, and justified by the obligation ol
Government TO protect the lives and prop.
erty of It's citizens.
is. That d Railroad 10 the Pacific Ocean
is imperalively demanded by the in,eres SITS
OF the whole country that the Federal
Government ought to render immediate
and efficient aid in It's construction and
that, as preliminary thereto, daily Over
land Mai should be promptly established
IL. Finally, having thus set forth oul
distinctive principles and views, we invite
the cooperation of all citizens, however
differing on other questions, who substan.
tally agree with las in their affirmance and
support.
| SUPPLEMENTARY RESOLUTION.
Resolved, That We deeply sympathize
with those men who have been driven
some Of them from their native States and
others from the State of their adoption
and are now exiled from their homes or
account of their opinions; and We hold
The Democratic party responsible for thi:
gross violation of that clause of the Consti
tuition which declares that the citizens oI
each Sta'e shall be entitled to all the priv.
lleges and lmmunllies of citizens in The sew.
eral States.
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Rxl LIVERY STABLE! -

ON First-st., bet. Main II johnson.
lIoRsEs, BUG9TEs and CARRIAGES of the
II beat class always ready for hire.
Horses boarded by the day or week, at prices to
suit the times.
Transient customers accomm odated.
Orders for the Omnibus TO run TO and from the
Railroads and steambo left at the Stable or the
st.charles Hotel, will be promptly attended to.
deci0d N.NANORsDAL.
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Freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chicag 90
to all points East, at all tmes, st low rates as
sny o her Railroad route.
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St. Louis, st. Paul. saltwater and
St. Anthony
1850. DAILY rACkET LINE 168Os
or
Northern Line Steamers.
SIDE s WHEEL

Northerner Capt. P. A. Afford.
Canada, Capt. Parker,
Metropolitan, Capt. w. l. ID. jerks.
Sucker state, Capt. I u. Rhodes.
rembins Capt. 4 II. Hill.
w. l.. Ewing, Capt. mo. II. Rhodes.
Gray Eagle, Capt. II. .. Harris.
Northern ght Capt. T.. Leawick.
ltasea, Capt. W hettn.
hey City, Capt j. Worden.
Nar Eagie Capt. j. b. Davis.
Iawkeye state, Capt. k. &. Gray.
fnHE>E magnificent stde-wheel steamers were
4 bulit expressly for the trade, and sre msnaged
by careful aud experienced ofbeers; are htt,d and
furnished with all n,odrrp Improvements, with
every accommodation for passengers, and viii run
adveE tised making connections with the various
railroads above, and with the Minnesota River
packets at 1T. Paul Returning, they will con-
meet at Hannibal with the Hannibal and St. Jo-
seph Railroad,
rhe Eorthe ern Packet Linz offer increased facili-
tiee and hope by stret attention to the coufort Of
passenger and nterest If shippers, TO receive the
iib4ra patronage heretofore attended TO the Line.
JANE WARD, President.
BROWN TAYLOR, Agents keokuk.
Hch99d
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FounrH STREET, OPPOSITE raK CTTr MARKEr,
KE0kUK, IOWA.
4 SUPERIOR article of Rectihed whisky for
~ sale by the bbl in quantities to suit whole
sale dealers. Aug30dtw
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UNSURPASSED
iii AIR TO MIC.

TNHIs preparation Possesses The peculiar proper"
ty OF restoring the human Hair, and causes the
lair to assume the color 1t possessed before IL
turned gray Ii strengthens the air ant keeps 1t
giossy ana clean. Nothing can excel this prepara-
tion, ii effects the ration of the hair by Its
action al the roots. Prepared ard sold by
GEO CABuS,
Two doors above the Billings House,
ieSd6wly keokuk, Iowa,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09
p D Il Il X Y {.
TnkRkr a BONE FOE ALL.


~ nAnv .
There's hone iss the pesr 90 iA.i bss.ii.I sAsrs.
Whss LIE ssd iis sorre-s srs ssSsd.
Ast '-sstiy hey rss, 10 hat home SfiA. b'.'.
By the ptsssss. ef ssg.s sitspdsd
There's hs.s sss II. Sad, sss ,Asn hearts val -
gisd.
Wsss tAsy,. crossed over Jorsss - dr.aIy;
For bright 70 the dome of that rsd,s.t hsss.
WAsfs sOfIy rspssss the -ssfy.
nnu
With the rapture .f s.slthfd ..osI..
Ssr the hvalSt's nss. .M Ds,sr be kso-s
Ia that vssIs Of pssesf.I d.,stiO..
Thsrs'' . hon. iOrihs cid. vie. tim. aud IL, mold.
The fair fo'. efbssuty he, faded
AID bHshuy ihsy'n blOOs b.yosd The s,rh iosb.
where the 'PisnJor of Ssth's se,,r ,Asd.d.
Thsrs'ss hoes Tor the ysusg. ssA ssrspais .ess
wall that bssv,sl, choir - risSiss,
While The hsrP, ei gold. -h,eA sever g,o- old,
rhrsssh the g.ittsriAg srshs. ere 'insisg.
TAsress hS-s fer the good. -A.r. nay in,rsds.
Or tempt them With evil OF folly;
Thsy samiy rsPO.s. freed icon I,.l. and -o...
10 that place P'spsrsd Tor the holy
Thsrs hess ior the vile. all pollsisd -ith rsiIs
WHEN tAsy'rs eLssassa By The qsiek 'bist Spirit
They too ny be h.HS nst lissdO. % hn.
Asd all ns glory isA.Iii.
There. home Tor rsll. -hss the Cat Zoe, call.
Ws'nsy 20 the srns ofosr ss-iosr,
And iOis 10 tie sess ofthst beastifuI Ihrosr,
And sisg Of rsdeoPtios forever
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09

o. be covered. her hands With kiss.s. and
this treasure ] prise more than ny sIis,, ees
for 10 sdvsrsiiy ss veil ss in prosperity, h /,
still trse 10 me-.
Nine RichEds, said I, you have psrpl.I,
cd NE When I entered tbi. house
though. had solved the problsn Of hum .
nsts ., aud vas about 70 write the sun to-
! tai selkshns,s, but must yccsnI Human
| nature Is not 30 bad sftsr all
Alter happy cossolst,on on the part Of
the lovers, who IN tbsir esrDes,n e.s sa,,. for
got my prssesce. us lsft the house
Nov, said Raymond, one mere visit, ous
more illustration, snd then We uill rstsrn
home
No nv friend, vs Gill make No NOR. vi.
its this afternoon. The last terminated too
plsasantly TO be sarr.d y trssh pioturs II
selhshps,s'
Rs,mspd did rot urge the matter, aud
We returned TO his bouso
When Mr.. Richards came hon. tb.,.,e.
ing, his wife snd daughter fssud him 10 "A
sellent hunor. Soms,hins had occurred
-hieh pleased hin. Oee,sion.ly b. induls
ed in a silent Ct of laughter. vbieh for him
vas unusu.l, and epee an uaeoass.ou, sI-
slAmstiou Of Capital escaped his lip.
i an glad, Mr.. X shsrd., 20 hud Won 90
happy, said Mrs richards for never "a.
10 sorss bunor Tbs, Wexford has called
here agaio sud Clara has honored bin With
long private couferepes.
Il Lave received not. from bin. in which
be desires me TO sanction his msrrisg. .i,h
our daughter
How pre'uuiog declare I quite de,
test him
And | admire him, eoolly replied her
husband. Several days since | offered him
the means With which To o.mmenc. bu.i.
nes', which he dssliusd To dsy I learned
hts fortup" was not impisd. His u.n.,on
house has not been sold but he Allo.od .
frisAd 10 re'siu the same ., 'hs apparent
owner The fact Vas that be was .nyiLu.
OF bis wealth, and played the bsnlrupt sim
ply to test the ftisndship OF his sequ.iu,,u
ees, Who have generally acted according to
the world. Those uLo s!iRbted hia must
suffer just NOR ihcation, Of whieb,u, .Ady.
you must bear your part
Il have never dtsliksd him a. a man
hrs. Richards. sOloriug With shame. Nv
dsoghtsrs ueifsre has only governed my
sooduct She bAs afne eIpetieueed Anu
enes aud would make 40 ill eompau on TO
poverty | acted as prudent mother.
Reader, all comedies end in marriage 90
dc,s the majority % tales, and 10 tits in
s'snce cha ! Tot he out Of fashisa. Ihav-
lived 10 see many oloudisss yesrs pass ever
tue union Raymond is very cautious 10
the selection Of bis friends, although their
number Is legion, While be aud mys-f still
retain the sAme opinion that human nature
10 not 80 bad ster all.
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rss kvEReasEs mousrAIss or
LIZ
~ iIsrs . eLiaGs.

ise'''s ishd srs-sy mid the stare vs are teiI
"hefe hey sbJs not the sorrows oftins-
"As's The pure -sier, vsat,r tsro' vAAsys OF
soh
"is sa treasure ~ 3line
he ahe Of cor God a., ID. hon. OF -. soal
wner ss'' of'plsosor ,,srs.ny roll.
h' -'r--.srv rsvell.r r.sehe. his 70.
oH The svsrsr,sa pousuhs. ofIf..
Oar fsss esaoot soar 10 thai h..uti,.li.nA
e4' our visions hsv. told oti. blt..
Add eur souls - The gale from a, r.ra,,, A..
fsnust.
when -r faint 70 Ihe desert otts,
And -s s'omsiinss hsys ions fof n, ho,, t,,...
Whsa our 'Piriis -so Torn .uh isap.,..,. "A
Ate.-'' ifsn. ton ne tie, Of N, rive, ,A.,
h1rs
f''n ne e'sfs'seanoaaais,o ofun.
" ne s'ss never u,st d, biz, h,.y,n,,t.,.A,
Bat .. ihins -h,r- The -rsn.on'dh,,,t.s
ASa he dss Rs'sr smile, frum HI, s.i.e, Of I..A,
hs' 90 fsei n, orisht,ui,, of cur ood
We a.. travelling ghonsws.d-Aro'sh,n,,
gloom
ToAsingtom IN where pleasure ssneh,ntiprr,hloo,
Ace or rsiae - he glory thst ,Ais,, ,h,o. m.
tomb
From ihss'erErs,H moaHtsiu,ofnf.
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A. u.L-riNpD PRAVkN

Our friend b rel,t.. an .nr.;,x 4.
h''ues Of 40 iiI-timsd prayer shieh ls,.l,
occurred In the vicinity OF LANSING N,,L
l"o young bloods the Que (. Demoe,.t an,
'h- other 4 Black Republican. both in hov.
come -yon-so-mood bad oce.>isn an. So.
dark night to beat II acros. an ,.e,.d,,.l.
narshJ, miy stream in order 10 reach ,h.y,
home When about half uay over tb. hoa,
sprung leak, sud befor. thsy eouId ,s..h
the opposite shore. sunk. thu. i..yins 49,,
10 the nidst Of uhst an Iri,bn.p vonId Iii
one grand bog Although s.i,hsr one .,nIa
swim each was obliged 10 max. ". ~ an :.
alternative lsfi m ta strike out boldly io,
the shore II their effort 20 reach H..
hr1d both pitched into an uneoumouly mir,
'po'' from Whioa u soon bscsm. to them
sPPstset 'hAt extraction Was n.1t 10 an in
Po'sbiiy Tbs more they foubdered
bout iss deeper they sunk uEtil they found
themselves chin deep 10 the mud and waite,
10 'h'' helple" state they bethougLt thsu-
ss'.' 81 prayer. AfI-r srguein, q Will. a.
to whose duty 1t va, to oaer up III. Era, n.
iitIoo, both beag uuViil,ng To max. th. t,.t
prayer, It vas agreed that the Rep1hLe,u
should lead of Aud 10 did lead oG in al.
hes kePublieas ,pls. praying fist for n.
poor sosisvsd African II the South Thi,
vas rather more than the mud and water
bound Democrat could sspd His "dandsr
began to ri'e,' aud r cooiioued its upper
course un'ii breaking tbroush all restraint.
81 spiritual ~ temporal Rstsrs. he se,s.d
hn eonPaa'oa by the hair Of the head aud
CON n,peedpun nslibg tin after the s.suins
Tom hy-r fashion all the ~hil. .Irlsinius.
D y'S pray for a hsg,r. rIE tos.
i0Ara a IsAiis rIaH Is IN Gasgs," The 'nsiss
aud eonfa'ioo, made by the too soou brossh,
them assistance, aud they we're relieved from
Ssir peri'ous situation. Bolh soon af,.,
,,gosd the temperance pledge AA1SaA
Record
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09

TnE BLoos " AGT-It has been bs.u,
fslly remarked that : good woman n,,",
srous old Years Insy pass over her h.,g
bat II bcuevolence and vir nc dwell !, g.,
heart she Is cheerful as when the ,prir0 Of
i'is nr't opened Ia her view Whso -.
look upon good woman, us never tLink Of
her age she looks IS charming IS vhsu II.
rose of youth first blOOmed ou her check
That rose has not faded yet 10 never will
fade. 10 Der cishbOrbOnd she i. the frissd
add bsnsfAetor. Who does not respee. ana
love the somsn uAo has passed her day.is
acts OF Kindness and m.rcyI ". rsp.st
'ueh q woman can never grou old Sbs
will Sl~sy' b. fresh sSd bOyant in spi,,t
add Ie'IVs in hunbls deeds " bensvsl,ue.
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DOMESTIC Tragedy.

a mao named Thomas Fsslkp,r, Of Hal,
'fAI county, Va. sbo, While iatoIie.t.d
bad" hssi' OF smu'inG bi~''lf by hisAl,s.
sning bis v,fe, carried bic joke lIitI. toe
Tar q few days 'isss The KeAo ssJs
Do this, ai on previous oeeasipps he do,
el1ted bis intention Of ksBgisg kiass.f-
Tbs be bad do5s before. sbd kaJ tied tb.
rope TO the joi.s, ard h,s srousd bic s.eL
aIuaJ, tasing care, boSsvsr, 20 kGv. n Iona
esough, - that 10 sfiinR ron the ehssss
boz or shs's'sr be used 90 The occssipa -
,l'Vais tin'slf hs uopid sssily Tsseh G.
moor DO tbs oee'sion be 4 tie fseA
'ho'' ssd sbsb be stepped from hi. .isya.
hoo instead 81 'saOb'BE tee door, broks BE
neck
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09
A FUNAY APOLOGY

A eorrsspoodeht Of the SIhrit" sends ths,
paper 'msll excuse, somssbat original in
iis w'y, aud perhaps iis osly II crit may con
sist IN Il, delivery and veriiy Tbef. "a,
80 appointment Tor a certain Bro D 70
preach a. our hItls cogutry church, oa Ger
tais Sabbs'h day Quite . oroSd bad a.
ss~blsd 10 hssr bin, all knOsiBg him 20 be
mAn Of great pi''y ssd lsErniBg T-ss
the hour for service, aud Bro D. bad
no, arrived The aeetisg moments passsd
ADD ystRo Bro D. COuJrsture became
rife smongu rs as to tb. probability Of Lis
coming, and vs seuld discern quits 40 un.
sssy aad restless ar snovg The brsthrsb -
At lsst it beeams sVidsBt 10 Ell that Bro. b
- would HOt come When Bro s.
Invited the crowd 10 uak toto The eburch
EbtsFibg The church Bro s. ssosnisd
70 The pulpit, sod 9th ell ihs ssrs.stn.ss
ssd solembiv imsgihsb's delivered hims.li
Of the fol'ovioE sTcuss foe tbs BOs sp ss,-
sRss Of Bfs. D.
My lear II. EARN aHd SiRsy we
S.ssm blsd bsrs dsy W hssr Bf, D
pfsaeh but for some cause o. Other O., Sst
knoU, he has hOt yet eoms hOs do ihinh
he piil 10 may Be-, DtThtps bat Bro ID
- stfie9 snd hAs met sItb ssns aee,dssi
Tor vo sll iuoW ,hst Bfs D. - bos .
nsn 70 sissbpint " msy ~ thst syms oas
u BFo D. fsn'ly 10 siok-it nay b
hw wife ~ one q his sbiid,su, o. Bro b
--- tnsy ts sick Linssn 10. 90 ~ kuou
Bro D., tsd koos be 10 nos aan 70
dssppiut 10 set. Bso D. may bsvs
ssFtsi tba bees ,urbsd hsek Or be kssss
msy bs's been iskso sies % bic borss sous
hsvs fsli dsun siih him, o. Bfo D. msy
b. dead himitlf .. som Der pygvtasai,l
isis'fsIeHrs may Aats 4apy.Esd lsf 70 ali
tnoV BIO D. 10 sot nsB 20 dissppint
We eat vat ss excuse ~ 10 90 "a su.s -
Hes fsfs'saink 20 ibsss days 70 6aas mas
thsi "doat tistBpist
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luruH4. 1859
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

A Bsneroisni LasikHfi7H establ,sLed BY
SPECIAL EAdOtcReHI for th> RshJ
eftAe Sick and DIstre5sed, al.
alel,a seilA VrrHIcNi and
EYidezie DiseaseS.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Ia sisE Of
tht aStul deslt0eIiOn OF human IIe, caused by SEX
Hai dS-ases, sn the dsceptiOns pfAcii,ed poo the
sRioiinnaUe victims OF such diseases by QrAcks
several yeAfs AEo difeclCd their ConsulIing Sur
Eeoa, asa CassrAsLk ACT worthy Of their Aamt,
60 oPeb Dispehssry for the Treatment Of this class
sidiseases In all their tcrs and 10 give AEpic Al
.DvIcs GRATIS, TO all who sfTfy By letter. win .
drscfiPion OF their condition. (age, oocup alton,
AAbis. OF lie, &C aud in eases az sItrcrn, poY.
sfy, 10 FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF
CHARGE. IL ~ needless u add that the Asso-
citation commands the highest Medical SS'il OF the
are, sad viii tsrnishIhe most approved modeIA
tfeatmeut
The Directors Of The AssoC ia ion, u their Aanu-
si RepOrt upoa the treatment OF ScIUSi Diseases
expres. the hiFhest salts action with the success
shieh has sal,ended lhs labor, oi their Surgeons IN
W, ,GAKNESS, GONORRHEA, GLEEr, SY-
pit, Is The vice ofONkNIsM os SELF A.
aCSE DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS ani
BLADDER SC, and order a Goa 90. nee Of The
ss1. sIsn 10, the ensuing year
The Dirrrtnt =. ou q review VI the past. feel as
,,5 \. bofs Ia ihis sphere OF b. nevoienj
.a,u nave been Of .-resi oessai to The afflicted
p.eiatIV N IL. Vona.-. and they have fe.oly-
Cd % ievoie themselSeS, vim renewed 4eai 10 his
yetV i~PcrtaHt and mseb Lespi'ed esu'e
Ana.ntrAble Repur onSpt 'maiofih6a, ~ Sem
iasI weskaess the vice of OnAbi Ism Mas'urhAtion
sr Ssli-Abuse apd o,her Disease oi the SeIusl
Organs by the Cunsait,ag SufEeoH winch vii
- sent By nail. (ia seated sAveloT-,l FREE
or CHARGE, oa tie reeetPt ~ TWO , STAhPS
zoe paIsEe. Other Re ports and Tracs on The na-
tsfe and Hsltnsbt of ssTHsl diseases. Diet &c
are coa.Uaahy being Published tor Eratuitous T.
troptOn, aad Will Se sent 70 the afflicted. Some
Of the esw I-m-dies ssd methods u rrA tmeht dis
covered dsfing the iasi year are OF great valae
Address fcr Rrport Of Wsatmsnt Dr.. J. Skill
LIN HOuGHTON Ac,iaf Surgeon, HOS-
Ard Association. No ? South NinIhSuset Phil.
sisipnla Pa BV order uf the Oirecfuy-
EZRA y HRARrwELL, Pf,s't
Csc FusCHfLB. Secretary.
s.rt ~ 1859 --tV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09
FAsmiosAnLs moMeN.

Fashion kills more women than toll or
sorrSv. Obedience % fisLien is . greater
trAngresslon OF the lAWs OF womaus nature,
greater injury to bsr physieai aud mental
s"usntutisn, tbsa the hardsbips Of poverty
aud neglect The slave woman at her t..k
will live aud grow old, aud see tuo or ,Lr.e
generations Of ber mistress. fade aud Gas,
assy The ws.ber~oman, With scarce a
ray OF hope 70 cheer her toils will live to
see hsr fAsbioDAble sisters oil. die around her
The kitchen maid 10 hearty and strong.
when her lady las to be uursed like 4 siek
baby: ltsA sad truth that fashion pam
psred women are almost worthless for al
the great ends OF human life They have
bat hrle force Of character, they hags .tilI
l.ss power Of moral uill, aud quite a. little
physical energy. They live for no gre.,
purpose IN life they accomplish DO worthy
ends. They are only doll-forns in the ands
Of nillinerI aud servants. TO be dressed and
fed to order. They dress nobody, th.y feed
nobody, they instruct melody, they blss,
nobody, aud save nobody IL they rear
children, servants aud Bu-ses do all, saw. 10
eoBceivs snd give them birth. And when
reared, ~bAt are tbey' Who ever heard
Of n fa'hlOuable WouAus caIld e1kibitipR
any virtue or power # mind for ubieb II
became emiuenti Read the b ogfsph e. Of
eur great aud good men Abd uome6 Mt
one Of them bad a fashionable mothsr.-
They nearly all sptang from s;roog minded
women, who lad sbout 80 iiIlis 90 d. uitb
fa,hioo 80 Sith TIE charging eiOuIs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-09
EVERETT HOUSE.

HdRITNSBIUG, Va.
u HE undsTsiEned having leased Tor term q
II wears the Hotel The corner at Queen and
Boike streets, known heretofore as the Rawlin's
buiei, and having thotoughly renovated and re.
furnished toe House with entire new furniture
and fixtures, is now prepared to Accommodate the
travelling public; also boarcsrs by the week
month or yeA.
the market
His BAR will be supplied with Liquors, Infe.
riOr % nour IN the country.
The STABLE will be attended by experienced
and attentive Ostlrrs
IL Il the Determination OF the undersigned to
make bis House home for all who may favor
him with their patronage.
POr1er will ~ al the Depot upon the arrival
OF ihe trains, and will carry baggage to and IRON
the House.
call from his old friends aud the public gene
rally, Ia respectfully olicit-d
Oct. 6, '59-N GEO w RAINIER