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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-15

fYdyHIs Company being HOME INSURANCE CON-
u PANY, comments II particularly to the citissus
Iowa. Insurance made buildings ofa kinds, Fur !
niture Plate Wearing tppsrt and Merchandise. Also
on Goods and Merchandise in store transit, whether
By Ocean, Lake River, Rail er Wagon,
Insurance the favorable rates. and
promptly adjusted.
DTREcTORy
r. ". BOWER. or r. r. Bower Co
WM PATTERSON, or Patterson Tirbermsn
EDWARD KTLB0URNB, Lessee X. Mt. ?. q 81, r r.
@ PEGR, afCsdy Peck, fHg
JAS. NJ. SHELBY, Late of Cox a Shelley.
A. T.. CoNSkBLE 0fCornable emyth
II. Love, rrts't First National Bank,
VIM A. BR0WNRLL, OF Brownef Bro.
SMITH HAMILL OF q. HamiII Il Co.
oFFTCERS.
RP BOWER President L ] ADAMS escretery
] VI SHELLEY, Vice rres't II LOVE. TreAsnrer,
aprI-d II Il GILMORE. Attorney
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II % VS.
DROPS!
The Great Female Remedy
FOR IRREGULARITIEsr

Ihse tested these Drops my practice over ten
years. aud do not hesitate 10 that nothing has yet
been clipped medical research that power
fully, positively and hArnessy, In casss q female n
regularity docs this medicine. In Ill recsut $780, n
tas, while thousands who hare besn long srASr.
Indebted 10 II FIR Ii boon OF health today
Although powerful and postive, shey perfectly
har mlta- and be used 1t all timss except whsu
specially forbidden HI the directions.
They have been extensively employed BY suinen
physicians In france and EpKand wsli ~ In my
practice ten years. and h.vs yet TO hear on th
nrss Instance OF faure could give you testimonis
of their efficacy from edcs all this Northern 81
Western States they not In their nature private
Over 900 bottles have been sold the year and
hope and trust many sufferers have been benefited
well awaie that remedy 30 potent to removed
distractions may be nscd for bad purpose, but trus
that where one bottle IL thus used, ton may fall into
| the hands OF really needy sufferers,
To all who suffer from any trregulsrty painful, n
ouis excessive offensive obstructsd Menstruation,
Lucorrhea or the fdh that follow would
say try bottle o. Or. Lyon French Periodical Dyopa
Being fluid preparation their action 10 direct and
positive than any pill or powders Explicit directions
bearing my facsimile accompany each bottle
They may be obtained of nearly every drpggst In thu
country. or by enclosing the price 10 G q, CLARK
CO.. New Haven Ct, General Agents for the United
| States aud Canada.
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The Sr. Louis LEAD AND OH Co.-The
st. Louis Lead and Oil Company, st. Louis,
ranks among the foremost Of the industries
Of the West. The buildings for manufactur-
ing purposes are capacious, and the machine.
ry aud appliances are very complete in all
their details. The process of manufacturing
White Lead, as carried on by them, may not
be lacking in interest.
Ordinary pig lead 10 first run into wheel-
like shapes, called "buckles' An earthern
pot of peculiar construction, the bottom be-
ing smaller in diameter than the top, after
receiving small quantity Of diluted acetic
acid or vinegar, 10 next filed with ssbuckles.n
Those pots are piled in q we'll ventilated
room, in alternate layers with common ma.
nure, each tier of pots being covered with
boards to keep them free from dirt or chat.
About 4,600 Of these pots are piled in .
room-the pile being styled a"stack'
The stacks remain in this state some eight
weeks, during which time the heat e nerated
by the decomposition ofthe manure produces
a series of chemical changes BY which the
metallic lead is changed, more or less com.
pletely, into the carbonate.
The buckles, on being taken from the pots,
are found to be nearly, and sometimes entire.
ly corroded, mere film OF blue lead remains
ing in the middle.
When taken from the pots, the buckles are
loaded on cars and run TO the elevator
carried to the top of the bnilding five stor les
high, and passed through machine which
thoroughly separates the carbonate from any
metallic lead there may be remaining. The
carbonate is then ground several times in
water aud oil, giving US the white lead of
commerce.
is "uussrpasse by any other manufactured
III the United States.
This company also manufacture Linseed
and Castor Oh in very large quantities.
Their hydraulic presses are capable of pro-
ducing 400, 900 gallons of oil per aunum.
Flax seed is raised in large quantities in
nearly oil the Northwestern States, and the
business promises to be very extensive.
The company have an enviable reputation,
not only for the quality Of their products. but
also for the very superior manner in which
they are packed. !" Bankers Patent Safety
Cans are to well known all over this couns
try to need any commentator at our hands
The safety cans.as well 40 the tin pals and
cans for white lead and zinc white, ground
oolors, &c, are manufactured in their own
shop, by very skillful and experienced work
men.
The Company also have very extensive
key factory, where all sizes are made, from
25th to 500th kegs, with great dispatch and
neatness, Bankers Patent Bailed Rags !"
are made here, and lire 20 constructed that
they can be readily converted into convenient
paint buckets.
During the past year the Company have
increased the capacity of their works con-
sideraby, and we understand from Mr..
Banker, who has been connected with the
company from the start, that they are now in
position to answer orders promptly from
large myers of white lead, zinc white, colors
ground in oil, patent dryer, putty, linseed
aud castor oils LeucenmorM Conservative.
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rortbsrn Central Railway for HARRISBURG, Phiia
S,nhia baltimore Washington ana po,nss rousn
- far.st Bepd with Delaware, Aexawannn :
W..ters Railroad for Scranton, Trenton ana FnI
ssnhis aud al Nov York with Afternoon laain'
~ STEAMERS for Boston snd New England ciiiee
on,, (,s Train East on Sunday, leaving bunAio .
s,o - m and reaching New York At Ia" ?. M
40 Nxw EraLAsD PAssSsarKs, with theii
sosiu re transferred free Of charge in New York.
xTo niaaxure travellers the line Of the Erie nai.s
s,. pany objects OF interest," passing through w
sr,isn, yniNy, Of the chsmupg, susquehsnna, Deia
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sas,rrs,. hesutifs commands attention.
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WHITE PINE Compound

II offered to the shioed throughout the country,
er having heen proved by the test Of eleven yssrs In
tn. New England states, where its merits have become
we'll Known the tree from which, In part II derives
Its virtues,
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The White Pine Compound.

at was eary TO the spring Of 80 that this compound
originated member of my family sn1ittsd
sith irritation the taroat, attended with diss-
gre able cough had for months previous thought
that wing for its ass tho inside bark OF
white pine might be compounded 10 be very useful
In diseases OF the throat and unxs To test the vafms
u 1t la the alluded to- compounded ANAL guam
sify oil the medicine that had been planning, and gave
it In tesspoonfai descs. The result was exce~dt1gy
gratifying Within tso days the Irritation Of the throat
was removed the cough su~lded and spcsdy
Effected after tAis sent aous " lady IN Lon
dond-fry NJ H. who had been suffering for some weeks
from q conFh occasi0red by sudden cold, and had
rai.~d macns straaE.d With blood Che soon found re-
lief and for bhs took about ten onnces OF
IT, and got we'll ], r. Clark, Esq, editor OF tbs Man
chester Daily Mirror made trial Of ths same pvepara-
ten In the Of severe cold and was cured immsd
ateiy. He highly pIsesed With the re@nlts, snA
conhdeas n ending its SALES D'Aced 70
lore the public. thai ha finally persuaded ms % gvc
usns and send II abroad " b%n<At tbs suaefng. In
efnber 1885, ads.rtsad under ths name Of
| White Pine Compound. In two years from thAt uma
there had been ~hplesatfd IN Manchester alone ons
hundred dollars wcrt whse took tbs ieSd 81 all the
position There cool for this very soots-
Ing and healing in nature ID warming 70 the stom-
sch and pleasant wtLal TO the tasse and sxrssdlnEy
Cheap - ~,
Compound stands unrieHed IL not originated fof
that purpose but person In using u for cough Va
not ony cured of the cough but was also cured OF
kidney difficulty Of TEN years standing bpce thst %
citenia discovery msny Thousands have used y Tor the
same comp sist, ai1 ave teen completely cufehst
The above written ny Or. Poland, 10 1850 rms
then M IN Manchester. the White Pine ponnn ~
taken the lead OF all Cough remedies ~ Wei - ~ w.
ration for the Kidney dinncu-s 10 every eiy
town village and hamlet throughout the new Ensana
states. .xu = -
| eotuAl.
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q T" u ~ ~ "a
Th.s,,s /. IN i - ~ ~ 4 - -
- 2n IlIe II san
~ + ~ ! ! :. ::
And ~ tsnaa ~ 49, 49, teA - 49,
Who has sinsd 10 dishense or ounnrpAx beop9ss
axwHaaE &siy@ SnS @&9sT .wav4M =
For our nation rensmbss. With pleasure ed
Th.s ia au sisssr s..s. y sl.suSs>A, ~, !,
And'ns'er VA the uoidisr fsrgss a. pepa1 ~ r
when Tho faassus hIssk shAs1es jsassd Niaehss-
tsrss ffAy ;ss..- 4 ss@@ssisss ssssz .sa e.
whsa, sieA slstoFy's ring I. IL sssap u N
feet, assess rs ~ s.
n. fOrcsd Jabsi Early. via sAaas, 70 ssr,AG
A. trns - the ss.el which h wsara By his sids
Hes the friend Of the loyal thsir elsry and prids;
He stoops net 70 swsfvs fron the Just aad IL
right, "a st4
As bold with his pea a. he's valiant In Asht:
No gsrbied Dispatches can shelser the knHrs 81
W ho sceks TO dishouor our SuerspA An bvays ~
statesman In peace and here In war, 3
His course ever governed BY loyalty's Star;
he holds up our dag With Z hand firm and true,
And forces all traitors 10 bllldto Il too;
n insult 20 II will be brook from the foe,
hcther renegade Wells OF old rebel Monroe.
Then fling out the banner from loyalty's height,
hnd blazen It over with justice md right;
Nor let him be struck In tho dark to the ground,
Whom open foe ever venturcd to wound;
Their love and their faith let our people proclaim,
For Victory waits upon SHERpAHs name.
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since the amalgamated capital stock, /
is estimated, will reach sl5o, 900. 600.
The returns from the election in Yves
Virginia are all In, and the reaction
in favor Of the Democrats Is startling
The Legislature stands: Senate--Repub
licans, 20; Democrats, 2. House-Re
publicans, A; Democrats, II. A little
more of that kind of reaction" and the
Democrats would not have elected q
member of either house.
The total Radical majority at the re-
cent election i'm Virginia Is reported at
Is, l0J, out of an aggregate vote of 1884,
i6S, of which 9O,l62 were freedmen.
Only 500 freedmen voted the Conserva-
tive ticket. The total number of voters
registered was 2l6,2 of which the
number of whites was lis, l57, to 1Ol, 400
/ freedmen, .... @.
a Racine correspondent of the Mil
waukie Sentinel writes that when Sena-
tor Doolittle reached Racine, on Friday
last, from his European tour, he got Off
at the Junction depot, being ashamed to
get off at the Racine depot. Since his
arrival he has been seldom seen on the
street. He met 4 Republican on the
street and saiuted him with "How do
you ?" and extended his hand for a
shake. His old friend told him, $40
you don't. won't shake hands with a
man that has been traitor to himself,
friends, party and country" On We'd
nesday Doolittle addressed Copperhead
meeting in Racine, jointly with Hon.
"Dick" Richardson. |
A playful wife in Springfield, Mass /
achusetts, sent a note to her husband !
recently written in disguised hand,
signed with n fictitious name, stating .
that she had often seen and admired him,
and if he would inform her of place of |
she would go over to the rooms
and they would become better acquaint-
ed. Husband answered the note at
once, and appointing time and place of
meeting. Both parties met at the APP
pointed time and place, the lady heavily
vailed, and proceeded to the rooms,
where the vail was removed and
grand tableau not in the bills ensued.
Assurance made Oh the part of the hus-
band that it was nothing but u joke, and
that he knew that it was her all the
time. Wife is having a stylish bonnet,
new cloak, and al elegant silk dress
made.
The cost of living is said to be two
thirds less in the gcldfields OF Aus
tralia than in the United States,
Let enough Democrats be imported to
get up a war in that quiet country, and
the cost of living would compare favor
ably" with that in this afflicted coun-
try.
Jim Cavanaugh the newly elected ,
delegate to Congress from Montana
declares that he will abstain from politi-
al questions in Congress, and contine
himself to talk about Indians and Mon
ana gold claims. Jim is by nature and .
habit SO thoroughbred political shys-
er that we have little faith in his prom
ses of leading a better life.
The Indianapolis Herald has an odd {
way ofputting things. y specimen: .
: A Fort Wayne citizen returned to his {
lome one day last week, and found a
pair Of pants (enclosing one hundred : t
md fiay pounds of fast young man in
lis wife's bedroom. He kicked the {
ioeskinS into the street, knocked his [
wife down with n Ratchet, and broke {
I've of her ribs" $
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-07

impurities Of the blood Withstand Ayers
Sarsaparilla? Ayers Pills are the per-
lection OF q purgative-every family
should have them as almost every. fmi-
~ does. Not tribe to be thankful for
are good medicines and the knowledge
how to use them for protection from dis
ease. These DIR Ayers preparations and
publications furnish, and we do not hes
itate to commend them.-.H. Louis
Leader.
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s. S. BozARTH
"UnQuestionably the Best sustained
work Of the kind in the World"
HARPEP'S
New Monthly Magazine.
5riticuI Notices Of The Pre-,

The most popular Monthly in the worldly
J Observer.
We must refer in terms of eulogy to the high
aZine--a journal with monthly circulation Of
about 10000 copies-in whose pages are to bo
found some OF the choicest light and general
an evidence Of the culture Of the American
People; and the popularity 1t has acquired IL
nerited Each number con tains fully IA pages
with good wood cuts; and II combines in itself
the racy monthly and the more philosophical
quarterly, blended with the best features Of
the daily Journal 1t has great power in tho
dissemination Of a love of pure literature
Itutac''s Guide 20 american Literature London.
We can account for its success only by tho
simple fact that 1t meets precisely the POPULAR
taste, furnishing variety of pleasing and in.
structive reading for all.-Tion's Herald, BOSTON.
sUBsCRIpTIoNs-lsas.
mailing by which they can supply tie Mesa-
zine, Weekly, and Bazar fron,pslu to those who
prefer to receive their periodicals directly from
the Office Of Publication I'd
The postage on Harper's Magazine Is "a cents
year; which must be paid at the s.hsevsber's
TERMS:
HAnrERs MAGAZINES, one year $40
or LSdz0r tcW be supplied gratis for eUcry Club n
Fire Subscribers at HOO each TN one remittance; or
Be.of nus,.sers cal. be supplied ut any time.
complete set now comprising thirty-hvo
volumes, in meet cloth hiding, VIII DO sent by
express, freight nj expense Of purchaser, for
postpaid 81 M e,lolh s,sses, for 6tnding, s.
cents, by mail, postpaid. 81 #5 tT7s
*s*Ah16scriptions senl from. Brikish North Ameri.
can progtnces mus 30 accompanied .riih y e.nss
sress s" e x fKRpE S4 nRoT Tfi ss.a9e N''
Franklin Square, New York
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sports of the Turf"-Race Be-
tween Fast Horse and a Fasting
HNr 2

Some years ago a race was run ut the
Hague, in Holland, which for its novel;
ty, excited more than ordinary interest.
~ was between fast trotting horse in
harness and full grown hog; single
heat-dIstance, six English miles for
wager OF one thousand guilders.
The circumstances which led to this
unique trial of speed were as follows:
At sporting club ut the Hague young
member OF the club expatiated upon the
beauty, symmetry, and extraordinary
speed Of trotting horse he had that day
purchased, expressing an eager desire to
get UP a match to prove the superior
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IOWA ITEMS.

The Eldora Lc0ycr thus describes the
Sabbath amusement of the. Hardin
/ county boys: Last Sabbath we took a
! stroll down to the river. When near
| the lower ford we saw group of five or
six boys busily engaged with something
hear the shore. We went to the spot to
see what was going on, and found they
/ had captured Il huge snake about four
feet i'll length, and one of the boys was
! holding the snakes head down with a
whip, while another was holding its
mouth open with two sticks, and two
others were splitting tobacco juice in its
mouth. From the action of the suake we
, thought it was Intoxicated or very sick.r
The Cedar Falls Gtt.ctc says Il man
named Daily, While duck hunting near
that place, loaded his gun eight inches
! deep, which burst when fired, tearing
away the left hand. with the execution
/ of the foretnger and thumb. The gun
barrel was carried twenty rods, and i'm
! tedded twelve inches in the ground.
There are about 20 orphans in the
/ Soldiers Orphan Home at Cedar Falls
and 800 at Davenport Donations from
! the people of the State have been given
! to the amount of So 100 for the Daven-
! port Home, and $500 for that ut Cedar
| Falls. 1t is now ascertained that under
the most careful management, each or
! phan in the home will require about
>ll5 per year for support. The Legisla-
ture only allowed 500 per year for each
"A CHILD CHARMED BY \ SNAKE
"A woman named Somers, residing in
! Worchtster, Pa. went into the orchard
TO gather some fruit, and left her little
babe, less than a year old, sitting upon
/ the ground. She soon passed out of
sight of the child, but hearing his voice
cooling and laughing, She gave herself
no uneasincss. suddenly the sound
ceased, and she stepped around to him.
supposing him asleep. But to her hor-
ror, she saw him sitting perfectly motion
less, his lips parted, and his eyes fixed
| upon an enormous rattlesnake that was
approaching him by almost impercepti-
bic motions. She looked i'm vain for
some stick or stone to kill the moustrous
reptile, then quick As thought sprang to-
ward it, overturned the pan which she
held in her hand so As to efiectuallv
cover its body, got upon it and screamed
for help. The covering of the snake
broke the spell upon the child, its little
body swayed to and fro, and it quickly
crept toward the heroic mother. In u
few minutes friends came to her relief,
and the cause of her terror was dis.
patched.
Amongst Atlantic Cables, steam navi-
CATION and those progressions of science
and art that mark The nineteenth GEN.
tury, not the least useful, are DIR. Ayers
medicines. They take rank among the
heneEctors Of mankind, from the rapid
ity and certainty with which they cure.
Try Ayers Cherry Pectoral on n cough
aftJ r,,,a WHIT ~
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Note Lost.
Oysters ]! Oysters!

would inform the public that have made
arrangements To keep constantly on hand y
full supply Of Eres:. oysters, and VIII furnish
them to my customers,
BY THE CAN OR DISH.
at the lowest rates also keep q full line OF
Tobaccos, Cigars and Pipes. Candies in great
variety, Nuts OF all Kinds, Pies, Cakes &C.
Give me- a call. T. d. WHEEIER.
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ORIENTAL SPORTS AT 0MAHA.-There
was flight the other day at Omaha be-
tween grizzly bear and Mexican bull.
The two animals were chained together
and the middle Of the chain fastened to
stake by q long rope. At the first on
set the bull Knocked bruin down and
trampied him badly. This he repeated
several times, and finally thrust one Of
his horns in the bears mouth. The
bear couldn't stand that, SO with des-
perate effort he broke his chain and
getting out of the way. The confusion
frightened the bear so that he gave up
the chase, and his keeper, a "Greaser,h
threw lasso over his head aud thus
ended the barbarous fight.
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FOR SALE. /,
A good young mare, and q sett OF good double
hsrness, Inquire ut the Dental Once. Nv
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good stock OF Hats. Caps, Trunks, valisea,r
&c. All goods wArrantsd 10 beas rspressatsd
femembor the place, $3.50, -. -
BLALsDELL'S CLOTHING no 4 ), U y

nslql tEstablishsd ia55.ls an.i4.abs o..
iifst aii fsti-a t9f s.sifios 100 - ns1lafs
Yl' a, isiaitas9 asei ~ ,oiahssal al,is
~ aaei1 oi .i1sl,s issd -.lo -ss "a ~ .,sass
s9g.do "a silsor
..ll-r s..l-.s-aaI
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THE oaowD INCREASES.

'Dr. Crabtre closed his visits for the season
last Monday, after treating a greater number
of patients than at any former visit. We are in
formed by Capt. Little that his house was crow
ded during the last day of mis- stay, many being
Obliged TO go away for lack of time to see them
a landlord in a neighboring town says that ''in
an experience of Is years in hotel keeping, he
crease the nuwber of his patients ut each visit,
and to draw SO highly Respectable class OF per-
sons as DR.. Crabtre does Barton { 10 Standard
DIR. Crabtre has the best suit OF Offices in New
England, at 37l Main Street, Hartford, Conn,
where he has been located seven years A com
potent physician is retained there while the Doc
tor gives his whole attention entirely to Chronic
Diseases. n. B.-The best people IN city and
State recommend him.
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TINE EXPIRED The time for the re-
demption ct the bills of the Farmers
and Mechanics Bank. aud of the old
Bank of Burlington. has fully expired,
and they are. therefore, of no further
value to holders of them. Bills of the
Commercial, and of the Merchants
(State) Bank are still redeamable,
though not current. One years notice
is required to be given by the State
BANKS before they can cease 10 redeem
their bills. Neither of the two last
named Banks have given such notice.
--lSsatiael.