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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-08

The SPEAKER presented llettr from the
CLERK Of the HeusG, transmitting commu=
nicasion froa - Secretary Of State, &C
knowledging tie ~ ipt Of IN act TO provide
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MEROHANTg NAu0NAL BAN,
sa Incorporated lssS,
Wheeling SAVINGS Institution.

W WHuu11nb puVlub5 uIblIVUIlULt
oETtoE No. % MoNRoE sr.,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN.
III terest paid on special Deposit, Notes and
Bills Discounted, Exchange bought and Sold
COLLECTIONS made on RlIpolnts.
In order 70 meet n want that has long bean
telt IN this community, this institution Will
receive on "Wednesday and Saturday afIef-
moon between thehoun OF two and four o.
CLOCK, peposita OF any sum Of money, nom
one dollar and upwards, on which interea
GEO, MENDEL, President.
pnIcToRs-Alox.L Laughlln, A. ]. pannell
John McLure, Jf., Alex. R0gers, Morgan l.
Ott, james PAUL, Alex. ]. Cecil, James Reed
o0lI-ly A. A.C.QuARRlER, Treasurer.
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AMEnicAN POULTRY ExH1nInoN.--

AMRRioAN POULTRY ExHinIroN.-
The first fall exhibition Of this recently
organized society is now open in New
York. Good judges say 1t Ii by far the
largest show Of poultry ever held in
this country. There are one thousand
chickens, and two hundred and fiity
different varieties Of fancy stock on ex.
hibitlon. There is fair representation
OF choicegeese, ducks, turkeys, pigeons,
rabbits, and last, but not least, attrac.
tive Angorn cats. A letter from that
city says:
This show Is turned 10 a good account
for exhibition, as Il is made sales
room as we'll as an exhibition. AlarRe
part OF the stock has changed hands
within the past few days. Every 4,coop
has Its price, and some of the fancy
stock Is exceedingly high. Just lima
gine how pleasant Il must be TO eat the
eggs from o pair OF Moudnns that cost
u 900, Several pairs are marked for
sale-price, $3.50, $500 and $500 q pair.
Judging from the prices attached to
aome OF the coopsi on exhibition, Il
would be much less expensive 10 stock
u farm with Z; Thoroughbred herd OF
neat cattle than the same number OF
fancy bred chickens, ducks or geese.
There is patent Matching machine on
exhibition, price 800, warranted 10
BRING forth three dozen chickens every
three weeks. This machine ATTRACTS
considerable attention from visitors,
and all admire the cunning and vigor
OF young brood, only a few days old.
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"Mnrk TwaIn'' on n rurGlsh Lunch.
Clrreyno1,dean1 M tbs an, F,,I,to,.,,t-,

'hark Twain" on 70 Turkish Lunch.
Correspondence Of bte AuG California.
1 never want another Que. The cook.
ing apparatus was In the little luncA-
room, near the bazaar, and II was all
open 10 the street. The cook was dirty
and 80 was the table, aud 1t had no
cloth on Il, The fellow took II mass OF
sausage meat. coated 1t round wire,
and laid II on charcoal fire 10 cook,
When IL was done he laid II aside, and
u dog walked sadly In and nipped IL.
He smelled II first, and probably recog.
niZed the remains Of a friend. The
cook took 1t away from him and laid Il
before us. Brown said, ~ pass"-he
plays euchre sOInelimes-and we all
passed in turn. Then the cook baked
II broad, fiat, wheaton cake, creased Il
well with the sausage, and started Ia
bring II 10 us. II dropped In the dirt,
and he picked it up and polished II on
the seat OF his breeChes, and laid II be.
fore US. Brown said, ~ pass" We all
passed, and called new deal. He put
some eggs in Il frying pan, aud stood
penslvely prying slabs OF meat from
between bis teeth with a fork. Then
he used the fork to turn the eggs with,
aud brought them along. Brown said,
81 pnss." All followed suit. We did
not know what 10 do, and 80 we ordered
new ration Of sausage. The cook got
out his wire, apportioned IL proper
amount OF enlargement, spit on bis
hands, and fell to work This time,
with one accord. We all passed out. We
paid and len. This Is all l know al bout
Turkish lunches. a Turkish lunch j.
good, no doubt, but It has It's weak
points. E4l.fs T.
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A Physiological View Of Marriage

L lished. Containing nearly three hun
dred pages and lS0 flno plates and engrR-
wings Of the Anatomy ol the Human Organs
In astate Of Health and DisenBe, with q treatise
on Early EIroS, It's Deplorable Consequences
Plan OF Treatment-the only rational and
successful mode of Cure, Rs shown by the re-
port OF cases treated. a truthful adviser TO
the married and those contemplating mar.
riaee, who entertain doubts OF their p6yalcal
condition. Sent free OF postage 10 any ad-
tal currency, by addressing DR. LA CRoIx,
No. IL Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y. The
author may be consulted upOu any OF tie dl.
BeaSes upon which his book treats, either
personally or by mail. Medicines sent 70
any part of the world. ocSl
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An Amuuing IOpencnt-GoIng "a
Weldon for n I,onT of iirsnd.

"ctuVh I'VE u IFOhI Ot bfehu.
A bridal party passed through this
city from Richmond. few evenings
ago, en- route Tor Weldon, under "pecu.
liar circumstances" The couple, II
seems, havo been loving desperately
hard for sOme time past, but the cruel
parents OF the young lady put their We.
to on the match. The consequence was
0n elopement was planned, TO take
place on the afternoon uf the 4ih Instant,
The hour and place for the two 10 meet
were liked; but the young lady being
a little imid, remained at home until
inc time was almost up, AnxiOusly cog,
llatlng an excuse to "git up and Rit, j.
Just IN tue nick OF time, her mother
told hOr to go ont and get II loaf OF bread,
and never was loaf Of bread NO oppor.
tunely wanted. DOnulng her shawl
aud bonnet, oil aliO went, met her lover,
and the two went steRtninv AWay 10
Weldon, where they were duly united
IN the holy bonds OF matrimony. They
returned to Richmond on The next
train, the bride taking along with her
lonT OF bread. Arrived aL hoIue, she
delivered the bread aud Introduced her
husband. The old folks made virtue
OF necessity, gave the young couple Il
wedding supper, and the following
morning the marriage was duly an.
nonnced In the papers thus:
MARRIED.
by tho Rev. 4. q. Low, Haliiax, N. G.,
on tho 1th instant, HENRY VANCE Ia
Miss BELLE SrNIDER, all OF tho city OF
Richmond.
-PetcrSLur1 (Yu,l ErDrcSs.
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The White Pine Compound.

ait was early IN the spring OF 80 that this
compound wRH originated. Amember OF my
family was am leted with an irritation OF the
throat attended with diSagreeable cough,
preparation having for Its basis the inside
bark OF white Pine might be so compounded
As 10 be very useful In diseases OF the throat
and lungR. TOteSt the value OF II In the caSe
alluded 70, ! compounded q small quantity
OF the medicine that had been planning,
and gavei In teaspoonill doses The result
was exceedingly gratifying. Within two
days the Irritation OF the throat was remoV.
Cd, the cough subSided aud u speedy cure
was effected. soon alter this, lsent some 10
suffering for some weeks from q bad cough,
accustomed by q sudden cold, and had raiSed
niucuS streaked with bl cd. She soon found
relief and sent for more. She took about
ten ounces OF Il, and got we'll. ]. Il. Clarke,
Esq, editor OF the Manchester Daily Mirror,
made trial OF the same pteparntlon In the
cilSa Of aHevcre cold and wHS cured immedl.
Rtely. He was no highly pleRSed with the re-
suits, and 10 confident In success attending ita
sales, II plncod before the public, that he
finally persuaded me 10 give II name, and
scnd Il abroad 10 benefit the suffering. In
November, 1855, tirSt advertised II under
the name of White Pine Compound. In Two
years from that time there had been whole
E1llsi In Manchester alone one hundred dol
larS worth, where II took the lead OF all the
cough remedies In the market, aud II still
maintains thRt position. There Is good rea.
In ltior this; II Is very soothing and healing
Sons nAtufes Il warming 10 the stomach and
pleasant witlial to the taste, and Ia excced'
ingIy cneap.
White Pine Compound stands unrlvnled. II
WIZ not originated for that purpose; but a
person In uSlng II for cough was not only
cured OF the cough, hut was also cured Of q
kidney dldiculty oil Ton years standing. Since
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Wherever located, lin Country, village or
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HARPER's
New Monthly Magazine.

CTttodt Nottc6S Of he Press.
The most popular Monthly In the world
Net1 Yok 06SeTer.
We must refer In terms Of eulogy TO the
nigh tOne and varied excellence oTlIARpERE
81 MAoAzlNE-a journal with a monthly circu.
Iation Of about 10000 coples-in whose pa.
yes are 10 be found some OF the choicest lIrht
and general reading Of the day. We speak
q this work ~ an evidence OF
the culture OF the American Peo-
pile; aud the popularity IL has acquired u
mertted Each Number conlaiuR fully ia
pages OF treadlng.matter, Appropriately illus
irated win good wOOd.cuts, and II combines
~ itselt the racy monthly and the more
philosophical quarterly, blended with tie
best features Of tho daily Journal. IL has
great lnwer IN tile edIsSemInatlonoF n love OF
pnte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Guide 10 Ameri-
can Literature, London.
we can account Tor its success only by the
simple fact tLat II meets precisely tho pop.
ulir Taste, furnishing variety OF pleasing
and Instructive IeRlluR I0r nll.-Zloil'S
Herald, BoGtol.
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HARPER,s WEEKI.5
sPLEHDlDLY ILLUSTRATED.
Critical Notfees a ~. Tare,,


The MODEL NEWSPAPER OF our copntrv-
complete III All the departments or an Amsri.
can FAMILY PapeF-hARPERs WEEKLY haS
earned f0r ltSelt q right 70 ia titie. "A JotIR.
MAI, or PcIYILIzATI0N.r-NeW York Etsnin1
Pot. "Ve'su'p
.ur future historians will enrich them.
seiXts out q IHARpERB WEEKLY long nltef
writers, and printers, End publlshen, mr.,
turned TO dust.-ReiD York Eta5l0eiiSt '''N
The Destof ltS class In Amerita.-R RasLon
Traveller. ''s'V''
liARPIRs WEEKLY may be unreserve,,lv
declared the best newspaper In Afneriea ~
Ihe Indef1eRdefit, NelD pori,
me aEtlcles upon public questions which
nppe T IN hARRER's WEEKLY from week 10
Week, form remarkable series or briei no.
Htical e5sayr They are distinguished by
saii sIsar anu pointed statement, by good com.
mon sense, oy Independence and breadth OF
view; They arc the expression OF mature
conviction, high principle, and strong feel.
Jug, Auu tAife their place among the best
American RepieIr, B0EOn, GnS,. ~
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dew Aaysfiisttatuts

I7AssAR coLLiseE FOR YOUNG la
desiring 70 extend tue beheiiIs Of M. Vass.. ~.
a. l's munincentRiit ior the better educsiion
81 Dung women, Will ndmlt, at any time In
The yollegiAte year, students prepared % ioln
COLLEGE Glasses ehafE u u expenses only iiom
tne me. uhte y ~ tneir tocepuon. TERMS low.
nets, Art Gallery, Library, Musical coniefvn-
toey,Ac, For circulars containing fnll IN.
iormapon address y. n. sOHou, Poueh-
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TERMS:


HARPEas MAGAZINE, Que year. .....a 90.
An Extra Copy OF either the MAGAZINE
WEEKLY, or BAzAR will I've supplied vTatIl
Tor every CluO OF FIVE SUIGCRIBERS nj 81
eaoh, none remittance; or Six Copies for 50
BACK NulnbefS can be esuppllell At any tlmc
a ComplHteset, now comprising Thirty,
sent by express, freight ut expense OF pur
chaser for 81 y per volume. Single volume
by mall, postpaid. SS %. Cloth Cases, fol
blnt lng, SceHts. by mail, postpaid.
- Subscriptions sent from British North
American Provinces must be accompanied
Stntes postage Address
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1893.

Tho Publishers have perfected system OF
mailing by which they can supply the MA.
CANINE WEEKLY, ssand BAZAAR promptly 10
To those who prefer to receive their perIodI.
Gals directly from the ottice adjudication.
The pOstagcon HARPERS MAGAZINE Is "a
cents year, which must be paid AT the sub.
scriDer's pot OfIlce
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No ONE has doubted, we believe, tina
the New York Legislatures OF past
years have been influenced by direct
bribery OF the members. But the ex-
tent OF the business has hardly ever
been set forth more clearly than in the
report Of the committee on legislative
corruption In the Albany convention,
Wegive u btlef extract, showing that
three companies alone, by the sworn
testimony OF officers OF those corpora.
tinns, have expended the enormous
amount OF s5s5, 900 to secure favorable
legislation. If the convention could
devise some means to put an end 10
this disgrncefult traffic, that alone would
saveit from the contempt into which II
has fallen:
edward H. Phelps swcars that $500.
900 worth of stock OF the Central Park
Railway Company wns distributed
among members OF the legislature 10
secure their votes and influence, vii.
liam Richardson, President Of the New
YORK Dry Dock Company, testified that
hls company expended S20,O in 1866
IN securing the votes Of members, and
when sked whether he himself mid
any portion OF the amount, declined 90
answer, on the ground that hn might
crtminhte himself. Mr.. Edward q.
Worcester, Treasurer OF the New York
Central Railroad Company, testified
that he paid sos, coo during The lust ses.
sion of tic leyiSlasure, aud hs sun.
posed II was 10 influences votes. ILhatl
not been charged to any specified no.
count but was paid over to tho Pres.
dent, and the payment hnd been snnr.
toned by the board OF directors. He
also testified that StO, 900 were sx pended
during the session Of 1906 and 1893.
Among the parties subpWnaed wax
'ThurlOw Weed, but hO failed TO ap.
pear.
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4Ik TO sS PER DAY SURE. Agents
qlJ .nnted everywhere, TO sell our Patent
Everlasting White Wire Clothes.lIneS.
"kHery housewife should use it."-N =.
Tribune. "Wc have seen II used an II gives
entirO Satlsfaetlon."-N. Y. ChriItian Adto.
cafe. 1.-THE Patent Wire Clothes Line Is all
Il purpOrtS TO BEN. y. Ihdepeldent. Ad-
dress the AMERICAN WIRE Co., 1852 Broad.
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A NEw YORK LETTER, dated on Sal
urday, says: "The week Just closing
will1ong bC remembered M one OF tho
most trying, In mercantile and busI.
ness circles, that has been experienced
for many years. The failures have
been many, mud among them arc soy.
ernl houses TINT have heretofore wealth.
cred many storm without damage.
There nre some who think TINT tlIGro
are even worse experiences ahsatl, but
these are Jobs cOIniOrtorH; tho mora
hopeful, mr. wOll RS tho more general
view, Ii that We lnve about touched
bottom, and that though no relief from
the existing StRgnutiOn can bO reasoH-
ably looked for until wa Onter thu
new year, tho situation Will llgn as.
suredly begin to Improve.
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THIS estimate excludes townships
outside Of tho corporations. Zanes.
Vile, TO give It's proper city popu latIon,
should have Putnam added, but we
have not the figures 10 do lt,-Mdricttd
Register.
Can our readers sO0 any consolIdn.
tlon argument In tho aboveH IN every
one sntlSllO,l 10 have XnnOsville 10
travel abroad NJ II place OF II, 900 In.
hhbltuntS, whllO business ZnneSville
has at lOaHt 2O,OOO2-NancSuilId Courier,
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SUBSCRIPTIONS,

The Publishers have pertccteda system of
mailing by which they eau supply the MA.
dAztSE, WEEKLY, and BAZAAR promptly TO
those who prefer to receive their poriodIcals
directly from the otnce Of Publication. Post.
masters and Others deslrous of getting up
Clubs Will be supplied with show-B Bill on
application.
The postage on HARPER'a WEEKLY Is 20
cents year. which must be paid at the sub
S0rtber's post Office.
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NWNHUMPIION GAN BE CURED.
OThe True Remedy ut Last Discovered.
UPHAMs FRESH MEAT CURE, prepared Irom
the formula OF Prof. TrouRselu OF Paris, cures
Consumption, Lung DlseaseS, Bronchitis,
Dyspepsia, MaFaStnus, General Debility and
all morbid conditions OF the system depen-
dent on deficiency of vital force. IL Is pleas.
ant TO taste, and single bottle will convince
the most skeptlcal of It's virtue as the great
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We Are Coming.

A ND WILL PRESENT TO ANY PER.
~ Eon sending usn club In our 8rcat One
DQllnT SAlO OF Dry And Fancy 9oOda, ttS,, n
Sllk Dress Pattern, piec Vi HlleGtng, Watch
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sample, Mant to any GiirGSl free, AdulNS ],
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FOR NsTANCE.

We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La-
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you want bargains In Boots and Shoes, 70 10
GaNilnerG New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair OF Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment is WARRANTED, and In
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such assilk, Merino, and Alpacca Dresses,
Saawls, Balmorals, Linen Goods, Embossed
Table Covers, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Pint
ed Ware, Sewing Machines sc. This IL no
humbug, but n reality. Send your clubs OF
ten and upwards, for checks describing the
goods, with ten cents for eacn check, aud the
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present, worth nom 81 TO 500, according 70
number Of names sent
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Transportation.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
0E AND AFTER NOVEMBER 18TH, 1857,

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New York via ~
Philadelphia lao p m $40 q m Il, 10 m
Tickets 10 all principal points In the East
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In Mcclure House and at the station At
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Your Ramiiy and Friends want II
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Each No. contains Eight Double Quarto
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Good Paper, and more and better IILLuS-
TRArIoNs Than any other Journal OF It's GLASS.
A Title PaSe, Index, &C., at close of Vol.
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DTsEAsES OF THE GENIrAL ORG ANS.
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The Ohio PomoioEicaI socIeiy--ItS
Discuss Ion ON GrapeS.

The Ohio POmoiogIcAl Society &c. Its,
Discuss lon ON Grapes.
The Ohio PomOlogical Society, In ses-
sion last week at sandusky, devoted a
portion of Friday to discussion on
grapes. The views expressed Of differ
ent varieties will prove of interest TO
our vine.growers:
or the CatawDa II was said: at ia
the grape ofthe Lake shore. II sells
better In the New York market, makes,
more and better wine, and brings IA
larger revenue per acre than any
other"
The discussion ofthe Delaware was
somewhat extended and interesting.
Several members spoke Of their expe-
rience with 1t in different places,
Among the different varieties OF soil 0u
which II WAS reported Rs successfully
grown were tho limestone clay, sandy,
stiff poor clay, and black rich soil,
The Hartford was also reported as
tOlerably successful, when grown In
almost any soil. Some inquiry was
made In reference TO dropping Its fruit,
aud the testimony seemed to show that
1t did 30 last year, but did not the pres
ent one. The opinion was advanced by
some members that the soil affected il
In this regard.
The Iona called out lengthy and
varied discussion which ou the whole,
left the impression on the minds OF the
hearers that 1t had proved rs nearly
unsuccessful rs necessary to discourage
It's cultivation.
The "Motto" was very favorably
spoken OF, and some who have already
quite extensive vineyards, stated that
they should hereafter plant no other
variety.
The "Martha," a white grape, was
well spoken OF and lis flavor general ly
commended by all who knew anything
Oft.
The "Lorain" was said 10 still sus.
tain all the good qualities that have
heretofore been ascribed to It. It gives
good promise OF being an excellent va.
rlatV
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HlIHE PAPER FOR THE MILLIONi-
j. THE AMERICAN FARMER, the Practical
Farmers Own Paper, the Cheapest and the
Best Agricultural and horticultural journal
In America Beautifully Illustrated with
numerous EnRrAvlngs or Farm Buildings,
Animals, Fruits and Flowers.
Now is the lime TO subscribe for the year
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miles, finished from ~. Louis TO Pilot
Knob, and In tiRt-claSS order, aud Rn exten.
sion uf about The mme length from Pilot
Knob To Belmont, now rapidly constructing,
Tor whi CHI tue proceeds Of these bonds are 10
be used, making n through route from 81.
lOutSto New Orleans by mil. Tho earnings
OF tho VI miles Rr6 100000 year; the net
profits now trc sufficient 10 pay Tho Interest
on tho entlrn amOunt OI bonds, were they all
be beyond that OF any other bonds now or
ieretl. Apply a. the Ufiice OF tue Company,
No, i3WRll.Et., 10 II, q. MARQUAND, Vice
President, or 10 CLARK, DODGE h CO., COR.
nef OF wall nnd WllllAmS,S,, New York
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CONTAINING Lists OF DR., aud Fancy
&C., &C., 10 be sold, ONE DOLLAR for ench ar.
ticlO. Great Inducements 10 Agents. PLUM.
MEK & MouLToN, 10 Marshal street, Bos.
ton, Mas,