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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-22
Agricultural
Reports OF Committees at the
Hancock Agricultural Fair,
Concluded.
MANUFACTURES.

MANUFACTURES.
The Committee to whom wis assigned the
duty Of awarding your Premiums on Nam
Iarturcs beg leave to report as follows
| j f. Thomas & Co 2 plows. Size IL
aud / Premium 50 90. With regard to
these plows there need be but little said as
| they are all the proprietors claim, and need
only to be tested by the farmer to establish
that fact. Much credit is due the Messrs.
Thomas in getting up" superior article
50 well adjusted to the wants OF the :" plow
jogging portion of our COUNTY. Your
committee are of opinion that a \ dollar
bin in one OF these plow shares, and applied
to Il 9 bank of earth will yield the farmer
bel ter interest than twice that money invest
I'd in :. shin plaster bank.
Keniston x Tower, Ellsworth, Buggy
Wagon. Premium IS CO. A very beau
tiiul aud highly finished article, ard reflects
great credit ON the Manufacturers.
Mr. II. Raliins Ellsworth, Silver Mounted
Harness. Premium - 90. Your commit
tee are aware that nothing need be said on
the merits OF this Harness, as it speaks for
itself, and those that wish to ride in the
above NAMED buggy, will Of course speak
tur it.
Mes>rs. Case, Marayille, sides Sole
Leather. Premium Il 90. Your commit
tee in Judging Of the specimen exhibited,
think the manufacturers have well made out
their Case in producing from the Case OF
the OK and tree an article well calculated to
be ''troddcn under foot"
Ia concluding this portion of the report,
your committee would say, that while such
articles as the four above named, can be and
are manufactured i'll our own county, We
should supply our wants at home, rather
ti.au depend on Mass ,chusetts or any other
ioreisn placc for art clcs of greatly inferior
worth
One OK yoke No. 20. Gratuty recom-
mcnled Fifty cents.
Sreaccr's Mowcr-entcred by John r.
Arey and Seth Pratt of Bucksport. Diplo-
ma Your committee not having seen the
Mower IN operation IN the grass field. can
not corr, ctlv Judge of its merits, but from
testimony received, and from its general APP
Pc tranci, chcerluliy recommend the Mower
to the farmers Of llancock County.
NJ. Il. Y 5. j. Lord, Patent Brake for
Sled or Sleigh. Socicty's Diploma recon-
tncnded. Your committee in Judging from
the model exhibited, are Of opinion that the
patent VIII commend itself to tcamsters.
Whec,r's Pat mt Water prawcr-entercd
BY K. IL. Higgins, Ellsworth. oocioty's Di-
i Iona recommended. Your committee are
fopinon that the Water Drawer is just the
urtIcl. needed to meet the wants of the pub-
lie, being simple in construction, not liable
% g.t out Of order, adapted to wells of any
lrpt5, and no possible injury to the water;
superior TO any system OF water
drawing now IN use,
H. 5. TREvErT, Com.
Application Of Henry Rollins for premium
on crop Of Cabbages, on which was awarded
ir-t ir5lntGm.
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A. II. EVERETT
UTAI Il AIIEE.

Agents Sugar Plantations Ako, Papakoa and Iw
Puo, IIio Importers and Wholesale and Retail Deal
China Goods have hand, for sale, at their esta
ueuts King street. Honolulu and at Lahana, Maui
Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Tea, Coffee, and large
varied assortment of general merchandise
Honolulu August L. 1851 5g-ly
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Commercial Advertiser.
4 RrnsarL<ab bile Poem.

Tie sua~ns striking, and IN respects beautiful paer
ga rrci ~ si-s Dot-n spiritual trance sr<ks-
close q a recent lecture IN Boston she rrofe to gv
impr7mpu, as fIr she Concerned sreas unds
the infuaucso % E,Iglr \ Poe
Fruu the throne % II. eternal
Frou home q love .4r.rr.l
Ehee te angel fs~t make music all the starr
Mortais, have ~ meet you.
Cone with wori- of peace Q, greet you.
And D tell yoa of ths glory tal j. min frever more
Oue- befare found a rnortaI
waI;fu. n th- heavenly portal
waiting b1t o. catch echo from that everpeng DOR
Then s@lz-i hi. quczeas,i being,
Aud through all seeing.
Csa-ei burning INSPIRATION in a fiery tool To pour
Nov more ul~-sIy human,
And the weak Hr.s % a woman
Touch with FIRE with burnngs Of yore,
BIt ia holy Iose descending.
With h-r cLg-tenei being blsIpiing.
Woai on yuur souls music from the bright celestial sllFe.
Is heart yearns - another,
- y mother,
From the gobin Of glory to the earth
wh-re drained the euPof sadness.
wher- NY a. stuHg madness,
AMI bitter burning bHos swept my being
Here the harI,es and the ravens,
Human vanPyrls-soriid erlvens,
Prayed upon my soa and substance tI writhed anguish
sOrri
Life nj then seemed misuated,
I fait and fated,
restless, wrthuI spirit, wandering the stygian shore
Tortured by a nanele<s yesruing,
a rost-fre, freezing. burning,
Di purple puIsing GeIe through fevereI channels
Til the golden b0vl-Life's token
shining sharis broken,
And cane and ehahng spirit teapt from its prison
door
But while living, striving, dying,
Never dill my soul ceasecrying
guide give impiore.
From the myriad hosts Of nations
From he countless consultations,
One pure spirit that love that l. adore -
Through this G.rveut aspiration
Found my faintng salvation,
For from out its biakened rerypts did quckenei spirit
my beautiful IDEAL
too sanity b. real
Burst brightly my vision than the fancy formed
LeOnore-
Mid the surging seas found ma
With the biIows breaking round me,
my saddened sinking spirit in her of love uPbOrs
a one, weak and weary,
Wandering IN midnight dreary,
In sanity brought the heavenly shore
Like the breath Of blossoms blending,
Like the prayers % ssints ascending,
Like the rainbos seventh ue glory, blend souls forever
Earthly love and lust ensiaved me,
Bot divnsst hath .avet me,
now. only, love and to adore
On my mortal friends and brothers,
We n anothers-
gives freely hath the
Would you lose your life you find III
AMI giving love, you bind 1t,
Ike amulet Of SAFETY, your heart. forever more'
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RITSON Il HART.

Successors Henry Robinson, Wholesale Wine and Spirit
Merchants, Honolulu, II. under the Room Of A J. Cart
wright anI at the foot Of Kaahuinanu street. 30 #
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DUDLEY c.. BATES.

Dealer in General Merchandise, Ho Hawaii. Ships supplied
with recruits the shortest notice, reasonable
Bills of exchange wanted l-tf
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ID. c. WATERMAN & co.
COMlfINNION lIERCHANTS.

Especial paid Whaling Fleet ny
furnishing funds purchase and Of Exchange OIL
Bone. Merchandise, AMI the procuring Freight
REFERENCES.
Messrs Isaac HowLASD, JE-, X Co, New Bedford
". G. r. POPE. Esq.
M0RG Co. Francisco.
NrRrFR & MrHErLL do lO5-tf
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AL l. ~ NAHAAh-
CASTLE n COOKE,

importers Wholesale AMI Retail dealers in General Mer
chandse, al stand. the King and SchoO
streets near the large Church. Also at the Stor,
formerly occupied by c. H. Nicholson, in King street.
site SeamaIs Chapel. Agents for DR.. Iaynes Med
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IL. W. SEVERANCE,


Ship Chandler and Commission Merchant Honolulu :
REFERS To
Captain r. F. Snow, Honolulu.
Messrs. u. e. WATEEsiAN x Co.,
WILLIAMS X HAYES, New London.
MCRUER * MERRILL, Francisco
x Allen, New Bedford.
HESRy 4. PIERCE
II W. SEN ERANCE wiu continue the Ship Chandlery and
business Old Every description
Ship Chandery Merchandise required by Shipping, viii
kept on and Cor sale low 1+g-y
=, p v,rruy.S fous pnpr
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w. A. ALDRICH.

Importer and Dealer in General Merchandise Commission
the sale Of Sugar Nolase and Coffee and other
Island Produce for the LHJrE and METCALF PLAN
TArIOSs. Consignmens Of all kinds Of Island Produce
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SHERMAN PECK

SHERMAN PECK. CHAS BREWER, ID
&. BREWE II ~ CO..
Commission and shipping Merchants, Honolulu Oahu H l.
REFER To
JANEs HCSNEWELL, O.,
BREWER. ESl..
MEsSRS NiCI:rFE y NEREILL, g., r-,,.;,,o
CHss. WoLCoTr BROOKS Esq,
MEssRS. WN. PCsTAU & Co. HOngkOng
NESSRS PEELE, HUBBELL Co, Manila
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Kauai. Jan. 25, 1861.
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lis. r. II. STANLEY
ISGOLS Il STANLEY,
A. =. n VI. :. GRINBAUM,

Importers Wholesale Dealers in Fashionable Clothing Ha
Caps and Shoes and every variety of Gentlemei
Superior Furnishing Goods. Store corner OF Fort al
Merchant streets. Honolulu Oahu. ll9-tf
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J. &. SPALDING.

Importer Commission Merchant, Honolulu, Oahu.
agent VIM TSrc Co.'S Boston aud Sandwich Islands
Packets.
AGENT
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ID. y. EIITNER.

Continues his oll business the hrepr0Of bung haahuma
rated by obssrvaOcs Of the and
with transit instrument accurately adjusted to the
Honolulu. Particular attention given to fine
repairing and quadrant glasses slvered
adjusted Charts and nautical instruments constantly
on hand and for sale.
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NOTICE
To ADVERTISERS AND SUBSCRIBERs

To ADVERTISERS AND SUBSCRIBERS
Obituaries, fuReal invitations and notices
intended only - beueht individuals business charged
Z advertisements.
Advertisements displayed ir larger type asas sui
jcct to heavier charges
Subscription the Commercial Advertiser
tsements arr PAYABLE rSVARIAHLY ADVANCE
1 No transient Advertisements will he inserted unless
u Corrsspondenoe from pArs the P-oaac viii always
be very acceptable.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING OFFICE
PLAIN AND FANCY
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
BOOKS. BILLS or EXCHANGE
CATALOGUES. BILLS or LApING.
BILL HEADS CONSULAR BLANKS
CIRCULARS, BLANK DEEDS
AUCTION BILLS, HAND BILLS.
PAMPHLETS SHOP BILLS
VISITING, BUSINESS AND ADDRkSS CARDS printed
o. Yankee Gard Press In the highest style
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ROLLES N CO.
y. y. EME RSON.

Ship Chambers and Commission Merchants and Dealers in
General Merchandise, Lahaua Maui. Whalers II ished
with shortest notice, exchange for goods
bills. 3!-tf
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! Cases Canary Prints
Cases PaIm-i-.f Hats
Cases Ear.let-'s hI-arh-d Co.tor-
POr sale hy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-01

night air, He has been with us ever
since, and do not understand that our
Colonel considers it part Of his duty tc
make any expense or to give his men any
trouble about the matter.
Oar Band have their new instruments
and the regiment its clothing and arms
We are being supplied with wagons and
mules, and very soon will be completely
modified and ready for anything to turn
up.
Lieut.. Col. Cummings arrived yester.
day. The health of the regiment is as
good as could be expected, with the ex,
ception Of some half dozen cases of
measles. SCRIBE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-01
Frank BIatr Deriines TO Acccpt
His Kelcnsr.

a special to the Chicago Tribune says
Frank Blair refuses to accept his re-
lease from arrest, and demands an inycsti-
cation The order of release made it APP
pear that he was released as personal ia
sor TO the Postmaster General. He de-
clines 10 return to the command Of his
regiment Til the charges against him arc
Investigated. This turn causes fresh ex-
element. Fremont's departure probably
suspends further proceedings at present,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-01
Singers Letter A Machine

Is the best Machine in the world for Family Sewing
and Light Manufacturing Purposes
Price with ncmmerl and beautifully ornamented $50
The Nos. and Maehines of great capacit, and
application for manufacturing purposes.
Our Nos Machines are espe eialty adapted 10 All
kinJs OF light and h@~yy heather work in Car
Trimming, Boot and Shoe Making, Harness Making
etc, etc. They ARE Of extra size with iau
enough TO take under II aud stteh the largest sized
dsshes. There is scarcely any part ~ Trimmer
stitching that cannot be betet done the thu b,
hand So. too, the saving nj time and labor ii very
great The table ~ these nachints is ~ nenes
aud the Shuttle viii hold six times the usual aua nt,
OF III cad. The large machines work fast mai
We would ask for cur LETTER A Machines the
special sttentiUnof VEST MAKERS and DRESS Ma.
kEKS and all those VII" want Machines for hgh
maHs faetartag purposes. They emhody the PRINCIPLES
of the stand ard msrhnes ma ing Ike then the Ia
terIocked stitch and destined h. be as celebrated
for Family ss~tws and ght nfseturing purposes
onr Standard Machines for manufacturing pur.
poses In general.
Ne hare aIsravs IN Aasd Hepersng Guegss Ltntn an.
coo~ TA.sad SaK TE,st, spoos, Boat haehiHs OH
sen ies, etc.
We manufacture our own Needles and would Urn n
All persons using oar machines not 10 buy other
We know that there needles sold of ~
nor qas at Aashsr tASa sAarEe for iAs best
The needles sold by manufactured especially
for m aehinss "A bad Needle aal y~aAsr
eAtae almost sseicss.
0ur customers may rest assured that all Branch
oMces are furnished with the genuine artie..p
In case Of small purchases the poney may be seq;
in postage ktap@, Or bank notes.
NJ Ftorre- poadeiiIs VII please write their nanes
distinctly. ~ W all important that should ln each
case know the POST ONCE, County aud State.
TAI Fers8hs reqal ihg Information about sewing
the best methods ~ purchasing, obtain II BY send
ing ioas. Of any VI bFaneh Ofees, fos q copy o
l. M. Sirger & Co.'S Gszette,
{
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-01

BD-The majority of the convention,
with peitinacity that admitted of no
compromise, insisted on the adoption
substantially of the Mahony platform,
upon which | reigiously believe the
brand not of treason, but of doubtful
loyalty at least, is indehbly stamped
by the just verdict of the public mind.
L Cootbough IN has letter coacermi~y the
Dem. Contention OF Aug. 29h.
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CAMP Curtis,
Jefferson City, Sept. 18th.

"N"N'''h @-'''s - ~ -p'u
After leaving Camp Jessie and staying
two nights at Camp Benton We went on
board the steamer Memphis, understand
ing that our destination was Camp Holt,
or somewhere nigh there in Kentucky,
but We were soon disemharked and put ON
the rail, by which me aus, after pleasant
and safe night ride, We reached this place
on the morning Of the 10th, and are now
encamped in tolerably pleasant situation
about mile and half out Of the forlorn
place called Jefferson City. Missouri has
much good land and many pleasant loca-
tions, but this was probably selected as the
site for the Capital because it was fit fol
nothing else.
All day Monday We were considerably
excited by hearing that Lexington had
surrendered, and that McCulloch was only
80 miles from us on the southwest with
10000 men, more or less. OF course we
were all anxious to see him, as there were
nearly 10000 Of our troops somewhere
within 40 or so miles of here. There
was much 'hurrying to and fro" and
since that time some G or 5000 troops have
come up from St. Louis, and as McCulloch
was last heard Of low down in Arkansas
the expectation Of making his agreeable
acquaintance Is not quite so lively as i,
was, though | am satisfied that he would
meet with warm reception and be con
WINGED that his friends were glad 20 SEE
him Indeed | do not know of any dis
hngulshed gentlemen whose acquaintanc,
is so generally desired as his and Prices
who was necessarily absent from tie Boon
vile fight. The probability is that in N,
very long time We shall make Price yisi
at Lexington, and we hope to find hin
cat home"
Gen. Lane is coming all the way fron
Kansas with some 1000, Gen. Sturgis i
going to drop down with some 1000 from
Kansas City, and We with our friends a
Boonville will make dcputation, ! VII
not tell you how strong, to pay on
respects. Look out for lively times durin
the month Of October in this vicinity, an
when quiet IL restored it will be quiet t
the whole State Of Missouri
We had little experience in "contru
bands coming up from ST Louis /
fine healthy looking youngster, some |,
or 10 years old, was discovered some tim
during the night sitting on the platform
Of one Of the cars, and some Of the boy
kindly invited him 70 come il out Of tn
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,NTEERS,


fELLow-CIfizhss; The Time has come whom the
ncople OF Iowa mus raise four NOR. reyim.nts ~
ne 80 oiuo ~ co"pieso Ahe hue"i VI troops heees-
sary TO be raised in this State If cannot get
su acien nj number Of men and that soon II viii be
-. ~ f
- MI
- ,t,,a. -, ..,,,, ,,, =, -, ~, =, -,
60, -. -. -. ea.,~ - s.'s.,.'-
4, -, 4, -, -,
a. :. 800 -. 80
''''s1 = 800
al ,,a..a,.
a.. ,l..a...zs. -" -
a,tt,,., I'D. H.,
..,., -, 80
- ~,
-,
W e"''
i'N'"''s N' % 'ns
$500" Ia ys.ans.. g., "a ia, Z!
= - 80
~ .aeA'efs " b"'as " olPTh's"s o. eoaHttfs ana
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niOHH'Gdih

EB- | believe, from the bottom Of
my heart, that the election of any man
for Governor Of loyal Ssate at the
present time, occupying the position
which Judge Mason does on this great
question of the preservation Of the
Government, would be as disastrous to
the cause Of the Union as the loss of q
great battle W. +. Coolbauyh.
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POLITICAL


Republican candidate for Congress, VIII address the
people nj the following times and places.
Gprydon, Monday, September so
Isntersilie, Tuesday October
Bloomfield, "Wednesday, OctoberL
krosaaaua, THURSDAY, October q
henkuk Friday October
Fort Madison, Aatutday, 0stolerb
Burlington, Monday, Delobef y
All ne meetings will be held at clock p m !, un-
lear otherwise arranged.
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Van Buren County Democracy

The Democrats of Van Buren, county
have nominated j c. Knapp for Senator
Isaac Nelson and Matthew Creswell fol
the House, james Shepard for County
Judge, c. l.. Hall for Treasurer, j. ID.
Mitchell for School Superintendent, and
VIM. Matthews for Sheriff. Knapp has
taken the stump. and goes it on the war
platform.
The Mahoneyites in Van Buren, will fail
TO catch the popular breeze at this late
day. After having sustained the Tory
party in all its operations, and in both its
reasonable State Conventions, it will
hardly be able, in the last week of the cam
paign, To mount the war hobby and ride it
successfully. The people will elect the
Union candidates by handsome ajorities.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY

UUk AND LADDER COMPANY
The members OF Hook aud Ladder Company No. 1
are hereby notified 10 attend the regular monthly
meeting Of the Company, 60 be held al the Engine
House this Tuesday evening, octobes lst lrol, at
ca O'Clock gene raj attic ndancs Of the mem
is requested BY order.
T. FRED FLAVILL, Presr.
4. Hams, Secretary.
October 4. 1rDl ID
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-01

re- A Southern traitor has ambi-
ton and whisky for excuses, but a
Northern traitor is natural tory and
toady. The New York News, the New
York Day Book, the Cincinnati En-
quirer, and few other northern papers
of that stripe, are doing more to fos-
ter and prolong the rebellion than all
the southern fanatics and disunion pa
pers combined. = Frankfort Ky. Com
n,oHpcdlM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-01

BsE" Compromise, word which can
now be uttered only by those speaking
openly and directly in the interests d
the Rebellion. So long as the Rebels
have arms in their hands, there is moth
ing to compromise nothing but the
honor of the country and the integrity
Of the Governments and who, but he
who is ready to fill towards grave,
is prepared for submission to such hu-
initiation as this 2"- Joseph Holt, Q,
KeAtuehy
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" AR! WAR;! WAR!!!

All persons keeping or having for sale, any all
kin DIS OF Munitions Of War, such Guns Pistols Re.
volvers and all kinds Of Ammunition required not
sell 10 any person without order from the
signed. This order must be strictly complied with
under penalty vi FORGETTING all articles mentioned In
their posse ssioR. JOHN sTAkAUS.
H, I3d Surveyor Pom OF keukuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-01

For the Ssaats go. GEORGE w. M'CRARy
...FREDERICK HEsSER
Heass Regrese Htasipss, G. w. LOWRIE.
GODFREY EICHORN,
II. g. STEVENSON,
MARTIN THOMPSON.
Fer SA<r,f....N. q. HEDGES
TREASURER and Recorder II. II. ALLAN
Co.ntv Juass..... ROBT. A. RUSSELL,
Coroner. r. MARTINS
Sapt or Schools. 49,. w. w. JAMESON
Coantp Sarrspor, n. s. M'CULLOUGH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-01
NOTICE.

II VlIeE.
Inc subscribers having sold TO CHARLES H. VIM
the good or their establishment and all OF their
stock OF Goods sntt Merchandise hc-en. -c.c!. .c-
hin the patronage oftheir former customers.
Mr. Ann will the business Mt the old stand
No. II Main street. IuAAI0Gk d hKe.-
sepGd
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I. M. Girger q Co.'S GFzette.
Which is beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devoted
10 the subject.
IT WILL BE SENT GRATIS.


" rive have made the above Reduction In Prices
with the two fold view Of benehtting the public aud
ourselves. The pnhiie have been s~inafed hy spu.
rions mas hines made imitation IL The metal
IN them, from lhc iron ting ~ the email p.ocr
OF poor quality The makers have NOT the means la a.
their wnsk well. They are hid away ia places
where II would be impossible TO have at their com
mand the proper mechanical appliances. Ii IN onls
~ doing great business, and having extensive man
ufacturng establishments, that e. cd machines can b.
made at moderate prices. The best designed ma.
chimes BADLY MADE. are always liable 10 gel out o
order, aud are sure TO coal considerable trouble ans
money TO keep them In repair.
The qnAlitau. 10 he look ed for In Machine are
CERTAINLY ~ eeyrect aetios any Of sleea
Of eoHsrsettos grtA atrabsss, .d rsysastp opsra
fton, S'h the last labor Machines la combine thes.
essential qualities must be made Of the brs mstaf
fas~A<d % pevts<ssow. We have the ways and means
on grand scale, To do tina
The purchasers Of machines, whose daily bread i
may concern, will find that those having the abos,
qualities hot only work wei rapid rsE slot
rates 81 speed but in the fines. Possible or
htr our machines. A. MADE ~ ~. will sArk ADRI
MONTY with LEss LABOR, Than others, eLether III
Iu alton Of ours or not. In fact, they are eheApe
than any other Machines az gift
Ut PLocai Agents Wanted,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-01

rf Frank Wilkie, Of Dubuque. cores
pendent Of the New York Times, was ia
ken prisoner at Lexington and was re-
leased on parole after three days deten-
ton
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I OST.

UST.
sundry pieces Of Machinery belonging TO . Printing
Press-supposed TO have been lost within the past
few weeks, from the building Fifth street. between
Main and Johnson. The finder will be literally re
warded, upon leaving all any them thir Office.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-01
Republican state Ticket.


OF Jefferson County.