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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-15
Notice.,

!ITHE SUBSCRIBERS To THE CAPITAL
Stock OF the Ctttzsus' Railway Company
VIII please take notice that their subscrip-
tons will hedue ana payable to John Btshop
Secretary, at the .omeal of the National IN!
ssg 1E Company, No. p Monre street, as
IS "a g eeRta an on The 18Th DAY n Nay, 1857
80 81 .tl9usoorlc.4 sg1istb u. f. 9n 90 :
% 'fH .siHIia LIT dsGib Juty1i.s. tl!i
l5sd"l. 10 mas 18th 81; fi.sl.ssy y 10
ssrf. BY order Of ths Board, .. -, ~.
doia Boz ,bsrs, JOHN lstf AZ 81. JR,
P. 8. The Directors have entered into I
contract for the construction OF the main
line from RitchistoWn TO the upper Rolling
next and It Is expected that the stockholdefE
VIII pay the instaIments IS above
Sa4ea Ior.s -. myl$-IW-
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Second Stock.

= sac Second Stock. a5
COMMENCED RECEIVING
wv our second stock of Summer Goods
and we wish our customers to understand
that In addition To our very large Stock OF
Dress Goods, such as : Z. % y ~
Fine wide Black Iron Grenadines. is
Rich Fancy silk Grenadines 10y 81
q Granite PoplinS for street suits. si y. . b.
Lama and Silk Lace Points and Refunds.
BLACK SILK Mantles and Cloth SAcqueS,
We have bought at the recent decline q
tremendous lot Of
Prints, Blesched Muslins,
6inghams, dc, 80" - ~ a'-7
Which we win sell for. LESS PRICES than
anybody else adyertises them for, no matter
how low. .Trf+s5 COS J1rs'S'ft3 j ifI9 r7l
myl4t aHn asd Us RHODES GO,
a-yFss Register c0py1
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gtttj adrerttstmeuts.
Agents Wanted.

nonO PER MONTH AND EXRENSEa
SE(lU Pad, Male or Female Agents, 10 In
froiHoe new and useful invention, of Also
lutte utility In every household. Agents pre-
f6TIing to work on Commission can earn
nom 80 to60 psr day For full particulars
enclose stamp, and address
W. G. WILSON a Co.,
my6.lnd $50 Arch st Philadelphia, Pa.
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rWACTLY WHAT YOU4WANT.

siss ia1btflso 5di ~ s.Sfi III i
LHR-E-wCtr lis ~ srGi44.tl,
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Concert.

THE LABELLE BAPTIST MISSION
L Sabbath School viii give q Concert at
the Presbyterian Church, In South Wheel
Ing, next Thursday evening at q O'Clock.
Prof Glass and lady have kindly volunteer.
ed their assistance Tor the occasion.
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1 ThIsgreat medicine cnfed Dr. q. n SeheneIts
the Proprietor, OF Pulmonary Consumption;
when 1t had assumed It's most formidable as!
pect, aud when speedy death appeared 70
be inevitable, HIS physicians pronounced
his case incurnble, when he e6nn1enced the
use Of this simple but powerful Temetiyf sHis
health was restored in avery short time, and
no return OF the disease has been apprehend-
ed, for all the systomB quickly disappeared.
and his present weight Is more than two hum
dred poundS. Sast4 .1Ets 13ls4 n.ti niN- ffrry
Since his recovery, he has devoted his at.
tention exclusively to- the cure OF ConSump.
ton and the diseases which are usually COM
pltcated with 1t, and the cures effected by his
medicines have been very g numerous and
truly wonderful. Dr.. SehenoR makes profess
sionRl visits to several Of the larger cities
weekly, where he has . large c0ncourSe Of
patients, and II Is truly astonishing to see
poor conBumptives that have 70 be lifted out
Of their carriages and In a 6sW months,
healthy, robust persona. DR.. ScHENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP, SEAWEED TONIC,
and MANDRAKEiP PILLS are generally All
required In curing Consumption Full direc-
tons accompany each, so that any one can
take them without seeing DR.. tSchenck, but
when It IS convenient if IS best toS him.
he gives 3advf66 free but for q thorough iexs
animation with his ReSpIrOmeter this feels
three dollQIB.l sa-aIsIftEJE re ~ .aFsF.,
Please OBSERVE when purchasing, that the
two nkAneSses Of the Doct0Fon6 when In
the last stage Of Consuinpt ION, and the other
as he now IS In perfect ealth-0re on the
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NEW STOCK I

.'sy1 ia NEW NE STOCK! nv ssaE 8.
q s'aoia sd ~ AND ~. r-suu1ci asuA
al us gu =aaas s-g Low PRICES
NO. Ila MAIN STREET.
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WIN. II GRAHAM & CO.,

y e StkSER FI FURNf MTT sTe S1k
CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES TABLE
COVERS, Mats, Matt1ngs: Looking Glasses;
MatraSses. &C., which We design to sell as
low as possible, Thanking our many friends
and patrons for past favOrs, we hope by
strict attention to buSin eEs, to merit con-
tnuaHOn Of the patronage, so literally re-
slowed on MS heretofore. 2. =. InYll.lWd
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Patent Improved Safety Fuse,
.CINGLE AND DOUBLE TAPPED HEMP
~ and Cotton, wet or dry, Just received and
for sale by CHASs II. BERRY, t''-.i-
my4 ii2f 81 Nos is & I9 water st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-15

TIE street, car question, sin ,asitates
the people OF New Orleans. a portion
Of the cars marked With a star are set
for the colOred people, and though
many efforts have been made to have
the restriction removed, it still contin-
ues to be in enforced. The only pro 70
gresa nnadeseems to be that whereas for
merly when a colored man got into 4
white mans car, he was lfable to as
sault and battery nom the driver,
conductor and white passengers he *
nov only subjected with all the rest to
a. 1 SssSX In his movements so long as
ne snan remain in the car, the orLieI.5s
being that the car shall stop IN AT the
oststaHGa re. negro removes himself OF
course 60 la4si sas military power IS invoked
hardly surprise anybody to So ~ = fS Ss,SA
r. eEai order from General Sheridan On
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Strayed or Stolen.

"A DARK BAY HORSE, ABOUT THIR.
hind leg. Any information regarding him
will be thankfully received and literally re-
warded by DAVIS & CO., Glass ManuEac-
tureFs, Centre Wheeling. -D myI4-2gs
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Dividend.

THE DIRECTORS OF THE FIRST Ma.
Il tional Bank Of Wheeling, have this day
declared Dividend Of i've per cant, (free 81
q. g TAXI out of the profits Of the last Gi1
months-payRble to the stock holders or theiI
legal representatives on demand. 8i ss.i..
:. myy Iilsti. s,i'Ff GEO. ADAIA Ass,,
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20 .fz - elnEll zsYan
-'f4eifs io seEsm slcfsfy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30
Lieut.. Col. 35th Infantry,
Brevet Maj. Gen. g. s. Army.


BoLD RoBBERY.-At late hour Saturday
night, several persons feloniously entered the
Factory Goods store Of J. NJ. Gelatt. The
entrance was effected at the back door by
forcing the bolt. The thieves had pre-
pared to make big job of it, for they bor-
ro,red hand cart belonging to VIM. Price,
the painter, and which is used BY him to haul
ladders to and from work. This cart was
taken to the rear of the store and we'll loaded
with flannels, cassinettes and cassimeres. Mr..
Gelatt being down town Sunday afternoon,
took occasion to enter his store to see if all
things were right, but which proved on his
entrance to be all wrong. His back door
wss open, sndthe shelves near this door were
emptied oftheir contents. The track Of the
cart was followed through the alley to Fifth,
and down Fifth to the vicinity Of Ford's mill,
where it was found minus its load Of the
previous night. From this point it is thought
the thieves packed the stolen property on
their backs to the river, and deposited the
same in skff auM set sail Dixieward. No
traces of the rascals could be found beyond
vherv the painter cart was left. Mr.. Gelatt
is at present unable to determine the amount
of his loss it will be somewhere between four
and Eve hundred dollars. The whole affair
was evidently we'll planned, and so far success
fully accomplished. 1t has been many months
since any of onr citizens have suffered SO
great 4 loss in this way, and it would be well
for them TO secure their premises against the
depredations Of these night providing gentry,
who will undoubtedly "come again. having
been 80 successful in their raid upon the pro.
perty of Mr.. Gelatt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

PrRsosAI. Our young friend, John Irwin,
returned TO his home last Saturday. He
graduated with honor few weeks ago at
Dartmouth College, N. h.
8. A. Duke, Esq, former citizen, ia in
the city for few days on business.
The familiar conferences Of Richard and
George Houston are again visible on our
streets.
Mr.. Horton, editor Of the Highland Demo.
crat, published at Peekskill, N. Y, favored
US with call last evening.
DR.. g. T. Cleaver, for many years resi-
dent Of this place, now of keokuk, made us q
visit this week He received hearty vel
come from his old friends. -Wopelto Repab>
lican.
The Doctor is always cordially welcomed
wherever he Is known.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

DR.. Holmes preached two eloquent and
effective sermons at Chatham Square Church,
morning and evening of last Sabbath. He is
q fine speaker one that attracts the attention
of an audience at'the start, and keeps it riv-
eted to his theme until its close. In the
evening very large audience was in attend-
ance, and in the pulpit were Revs. Craig,
Brown and Haynes. -
DR.. Holmes has been lately called to the
Presidency Of the Iowa Wesleyan University,
and we congratulate the Trustees and friends
of that Institution, in being SO fortunate in
securing the services of such a profound
thinker, competent educator. and polished
gentleman, as they have in the person OF DR..
Holmes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

Bitters sold in one year 10 something startling.
They would I'll broadway six feet high, from thu
Park to 4th street. brakes mandatory is one
of the institutions Of NsN York. 1t is said that
Drake painted all tks rocks in the Eastern States
with his cabalistie rs. T.--lS60-X.." and then
got the old granny legislators to pass Law "pre-
venting disfgurng the face Of nature" which
gives him monopoly. We do not know how this
Is, but We do know the Plantation Bitters SELL ~
no other article ever did. They are used by all
classes Of the community, and are death on Dys-
pepsia-certan. They are very invigorating
when langaid and weak, and great appetizer.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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Original Nodes.

GnoRGn 4, wIoKs CO., " =. R. Burgess 1
NJ son n. A. Bnrgsss, Sarab A. Burgess, ii Glen.
ehmidt. y. Van wsrdsn Charles h. Pssros, assignee
To DEyRnDANrs There IL now on nis Ia the ONCE
the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lac Counsy Iowa d
ksokuk, The petition OF George 4. Wieks Go claim,
Ing Of + Burgess Son judgment for t2leI ~ 100,
on pfomssory note, and interest this SANE
ted TO PLAINTIFF BY NJ r. Burgess Con- February 4th
Said petition also represents that there other
notes made BY the parties but yet due and
prsys the Court to foreclose mortgage given
the ssms, on parts Of lots % and eight Sin
block ninety Are (sS In he Cty u keokuk lee 0oun-
lows and on the cas-. half Of the north quarter
Of Section twenty one, In Township eighty H.
Of Range twenty seven west the south east quarter
snd the east bali Of the southwest quarter Sec lion
twenty-five, In Township sighty-ons and Range the
the west half and the northeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter OF section tweutythree, iu Town
ship eghty-one, and range all In Dallas County
Iowa The petition alleges that the other deandans
claim interests
Unless you appear and answer said etiton or b.
fore Of the second day OF the September term,
1867 OF said Court. commencing the secoud Monday
Of September Judgment will be entered against you
and the property ordered to be sold
RANKIN L MoCRARY
fe2S Pitts Atty's.
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Cincinnati market.

By Telegraph ClssIsslfI. July 10.
Flour-Dnll and prices lower; family - 7s&lo25.
whsat-Duli; red 50; white 81 1902 20.
corn-In good demand At Is
O,ts Dull; No old IS; new 70, to arrive.
Cotton field 1t s6 92e Tor middns with small sales
Wbi-ty-Unchangsd.
Mess PorA-<2l, and in demand
Bulk Mests-l lk0i3lz, and held very firmly.
Bacon-F rm; should 1917; siies l43< clear ls.
Lard-tn d.mand 12s<, bat il 60 morally held = Is.
Bu,tsr-unchanged.
Chsess-bnIi 1lka1i.
Hsy-Dul at $l2Hl3 on arrival
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

VIZ sa,hsssA, following particulars from
Philadelphia contemporary in regard to the
Riverside Institute, the advertisement of
which appears in our coiunaa:
This Institute promises to be one. of the
arandett and nobelest institutions ofltA kind
over organized. In order that money mag be
speedily raised for the naintslAAncs OF the
Apl6s, the Washington Library Compdns has
ofxahixsd and adopted aplan which will meet
with hearty approval and earnest support
fromaM This Company knowing from the
past that 10 raise funds by appeals to the
charitable public ie slow and uncertain work,
oftentimes Recalling in total failure, have
adopted their present method for accomplish
ing this much desired result. Their plan 10 to
issue st ock at one dollar per share, each share
Of stock emitting the holder thereof to one
finely executed steel plate engraving,
which at retail could not be pur.
chased for this sum. In addition to
thisWesknt, consisting Of several thousand
dollars in greenbacks, real estate, horses,
jewelry. silver ware, sewing machines, pianos,
melodeons, and hundreds OF other valuable
articles amounting in the aggregate to $780,
coo, will also be bestowed anong the stock
holders Every stakeholder not only receives
his engraving II the time Of purchase, but
Nia alsu receive present at the distribu-
ton, there being no exceptions. The Com.
pAny are enabled 70 act thus literally from
the fact, that making their purchAses OF en-.
cravings, end Of the presents to be given
away, in such enormous large quantities, the
ceat per single article is greatly reduced to
whGt would be the price we're the purchase
Of the same made at retail Besides dis all
~ presents, such "a real estate, etc have
been handed over to the Company Of the
| original owners 1t th.ir lowest market value.
On this account are the Company enabled "a
cfer such great Inducements TO those Who
wosld interest themselves and aid in aileyi
sunK the miseries and distress Of the Aui,
dreds and thousands Of poor and fursakeu
orphans Who ase now daily seen in the lanes
and thoroughfares Of our large cities.
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"In lifting the kettle from the FIRE scalded my
self very severcly-one hand almost to . crisp.
The torture was unbarable. The Mexi-
can Mustang Liniment relieved the pain almost
Immediately. Ilhcsled rapidly, and left very lit
tie scar. CHAs. FosrER, 400 Broad ST., Phils-"
This il merely sample Of whit the Mustang
Eminent will do It Ii invaluable in all cases Of
wounds, swelings, sprains, cuts, bruises, spayins
etc, either upon man or beast.
Beware Of coun,erfsits. None IL genuine unless
wrapped in fine stecl-plats engrayings, bearing
the signature Of Il. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and
the prirase stamp Of DEnAs BARNES 4 Co., New
York.
Saratoga Spring water, sold BY al
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

AN INTERESTING FAMILY.-We copy from
an exchange, pointed and humorous de-
scription ofthe family that don take the news
paper. The delineation will be appreciated
by not only the craft, but by the public gener
ally. Here tits: "The man that don't take
newspapers was in town the other day. He
brought his family on an OK sled, and ba:ted
before store. He still believes that Willard
Fillmore is President, and wanted to know If
the "Kamschatkins'' had taken Cuba, and if
so where they had taken it. He had sold
his pork for six cents, when he might have
had twelve. One Of his boys went to a blacks
smiths shop, to be measured for pair Of
shoes, and another mistook the market house
for church. He hung his hat on meat
hook, and waited patiently one hour for
meeting to begin. One Of the girls took
lot Of seed onions to the post Office to trade
FOR 1 letter. She had baby which she
carried in sugar trough, stopping
occasionally to rock it on the sidewalk.
When it cried she filed its mouth with
cotton handkerchief, and sang Barbara AIS
len. The other boy had sold two coon skins,
and was on bust. When last seen he had
called for soda and water and stood soak
ing gingerbread in it, and making wry faces.
The shopkeeper mistaking his meaning had
given him mixture of sal soda and water, and
it tasted strongly Of soap. But he had 'hearn
tell Of soda and water, and was bound to
give it q fair trial, 'puke or no puke. The
old man had tea kettle he wanted fixed
up and he carried it to q milliner shop.
The lady thought he was crazy, but noticing
the hole in the kettle, politely told him to
take it to timers shop. He then took an
old pillow to the jewelers. shor to have It
'pinted and sharpened.' We told the fellow
he ought to take the papers, but he would not
listen to it. he was opposed to 'interna-
tional improvement and thought 'larnin' Was
xwicked Invention.
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4 = u - u
- - - G -
80 - - t11n1k - 49,
ssE.s' 7A H. 1ssl b. !, n y ~. -,
$50. - ~ Is s 81. - .ssss 8
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6snaA - r ~ 80 Y N Is - -
= ~ u IA ~ ss75 4. sss n; ,s.laI ,..
a y - ]. -, Nd. - 80.
E499 ~ 49, - . = s
q. 3. Hns1nlq O11scn
r&1slpU4as 10a - los5.
49, pscoern1o. = 1890, VIII - ~
/ iiee1 n r ~ n y ~ III -. WA6neo6ay,
oepeeuhef I. 1881, foe exeesaa;nR ~ 49,
ee~si ~ ~ i1s1es. - Fl '1Ae 80 go
a ~ WiaiiaiDns P,yerL - % Dee Nnioor
| Raa;7a 8 81 IS =
| fhe eunalh = b hust n lspvn se1one-
haifl rsiiAs l0rr. ex,afaine iron NasAyillo
| = RauAne. Ioea.s. Tha vidih = III vAter
| snrfaee made The canal 70 b 800 three
s.sSssl,i ~ = ~ s,rl~rEnsnt IA $50 (tvo
lhnndred "a 6.ty1 feet q exeesetien. and q
lov vaf1r1o s. 5 tfiveI FEET deep. All the
mstef{sI sxcava.ed from ~ psism u Tie o.
IN 8 g - n buildise ~ snhank ment.
i Jjh0 fnftnP t6fOn3600& the Hf9mt4f U0T6 o. the
d;sfance vili s. nhout 500 three hundred)
~ -. ~ Iowa shora. Where rock excas
| v.t;nn occnre. IA notion of he canal will
lhave : slone Of II fone md ONE half) ischsa
i - ~ r,;ls. He anhanl mene il TO be bull,
n esrth alay "a r,,ck: 10 Be 10 (ten) feel
.;ds - ~. includins IL yip.rsp COVERING;
!. s lsvol - aboye ria water mask,
I'm dor II ~ fona md Oee1halfl bsee q
Ef.-.I -e;s.I n. .vD..~4 eh;cinase 81 I'M
I,;S.,sx src1sct;or "a - 81 (tvo md one.
thslA ~ - M r;yer ~. ! ltWol feet o.
ina ee.el s;de. and (onel loot q TOP.
m nronositions must stato The price !,
whisk esch and sysrv Mind of work specifics
h ~ proposal il 70 s. done, and 10 bid vii
be considered that is mot definite in this 10
msct $500 ssss
The Govornment reserves the right TO re
iect anv and IN bids.
a printed COW Of this advertisement mus
4 be etsacheA 10 esch proposal.
E.ch h;a ,nust contain ! vr;ttan or printet
onar.ntae. a;ened by two reasonable per
ksnn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

PASrc.S rRucK BEAuTY.--It is terrible
shock TO charming woman-indeed. TO any
woman, to find that her teeth are "begin,
ming to eo.' Never will any human being
Who uses the fragrant SozoDoNT, while the
teeth are still sound, make thai discovery.
Even when decay hss commenced, it imme-
diately stops its progress.
iy26- thu sat tu-1w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30
o. 9. Marshal's Proclanaasaen.

y. 3. AoFshoPs PFOClanatlon.
Usassd Aaiss u Asss1cs, SDstherr Dtviues ef ksa
9. ". CLARK UnitsA 1eAtss Marshal fps ths eoaAs
q Iowa do hereby gvs public notice list 10 ths
case q the United st.sss against eight o. barfes Of
smoking tobacco, a. al moV Or sss II case of ssi1
nrs and forfeiture aoder acts Of Congress, ID %
the 18th dsy o. July lee 10 Davenport Scott county
d., eight ~ barrels smoking tobacco.
And also give pabltc notice that tie tine assienA
for the return Of ad warrant ID tho third Tuesday
OF September, 1857, at f~o O'Clock On said day
and hereby admonish aud summpns Ill psrvons
oaiun9 any interssf 10 the said eight barrels IT. al
o. knowing Of having anything 70 ssy Why tho sans
ofsAd appellant that they BE- and appear bseors4he
aid Court % b hsld In and os the Bouthefs Mvison
city Of Keokuk In aid Dissrct at term TO be holsn
% the third Tuesday Of September ss Il t~o O'Clock
on said day, then and there TO interpose claim fer
the same and 20 make their allegations in that be-
half u. w. CLARK UsN
juiyledlN ss p n ,uL,oN. Deputv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

THEspeedy construction Of the Road from
the Junction TO Mt. Pleasant is of greater
moment to the interests Of Keokuk, than any
other enterprise which We have in hand. Its
importance depends not so much on it, own
intrinsic merits and advantages, A. spon the
controlling influences which it would exert in
fixing the terminus Of Eastern connections at
this point, and insuring beyond oil contin-
Rency brilliant destiny for Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

The living curiosities which our friend
Capt. Peck brought with him from his West
ern trip, were two buffalo calves, one cub
bear, three antelopes, one fawn and two
badgers. In connection with these he also
brought along variety Of mineral and other
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

ANOTHER RAILROAD UNDER CoxrRAcr,
"a railroad from Danville, Illinois, to
Pskin, BY way Of Urbana and Bloomington,
was recently put under contract Pekin, the
western terminus Of ttis road, 10 on the Ills
nois river, directly east Of Keokuk, and but .
fsw miles east of Bushnell, between which
placs and Keokuk the cars will be running
this Fall.
This Danville and Pekin road will doubt.
less gil up the gap, and thereby give US the
most direct eastern connection il is possible
70 construct from this place, and adding an
other important competing railroad to oul
facilities Of travel and transportation east
ward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

WANTED AGENTS Male or Female)
w --Csn ciesr ESQ per week At their hons, In
light and honorable buainsss Any person having few
hours daily to .ped viii And this good paying bust
Address Seeding two stampeSos full particulars,
=. Lockx God, Dr. tsoit, MichisAn.
], 2866tvat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

ALI who value beautiful head o hair, and it,
preservation from premature badness and turning
gray, will not fail to uss Lyons celebrated KathAi-
It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy, Grad
icates dandruG, and causes the hair to grow with
luxuriant beauty. II il sold everywhere.
Z. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y.
Saratoga 3priAg water, sold BY al
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

VALUE OF NEwsPAPER.-A writer says ::
"Who can estimate the value of newspa
per? No one, until he has lost it-until the
pleasant periodical visits, like the face Of a
dear friend, bringing such o fund of wit, news
and general intelligence, that he is always
greeted with hearty welcome are with
drawn. 1t is in one sense, the light Of the
world, without which the mental universe
would be as much in darkness as the terres.
trial is without the sun. There are books. it
Is srue, good, wise, entertaining, but they do
not tell US what we want to know of passing
events, or.direct US to the best place of bust
ness. Neither do they inform us who Of our
friends are passing away or getting married !;
or who is doing thriving business, or who is
bankrupt, or who has sailed for the East
ern Continent. or who has returned from q
tour thither. *