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, 1867-07-16

mother country, in a%bolishing the old
system of censorship, expected that the
colonies would make all the use that
they possibly could of this great machi-
merry which has done so much good in
other countries. 1t has always been a
sure mark of the liberal intention of
every government towards the people
when the trammels Of the press are
removed but on the other hand, to grant
liberty Of the press to q people who
either make a bad use of it, or no use at
all, is surely a decided error. Like an
edged tool, it is dangerous in the hands of
children and fools but when judiciously
employed, it is like a two-edged sword
before which the most bigoted conser-
vative principles must give way, and a
right application of this engine of the
people must shock the strongest tounda-
tons of toryism and despotism while
its sure end and achievement will be the
advancement Of the people. Let us
make all the use we can Of the press.
We would venture a little further than
"a Subscriber" has, by suggesting some
other topics on which something could
be said from time to time in our little
paper, if only sufficient interest were
aroused in the minds of the public.
The Colonial Council and its sitlings,
the publication of its proceedings With
the marked quality of angels visits, the
custom departmcnt-and what consumer
does not desire q revision of the TARIFF
the courts, which are open to all who
would interest themselves TO listen to the
,,ouSo,,, o,Sfn oo1rioJ M - shano khn
schools, municipal conveniences, the
police, the roads, the brand-corps with
the whole fire department., the shipping
and commerce, trades and professions.
taxation, agriculture, burgherbriefs and
licences, the many well-paid offices on
trasted with the badly paid ones, the
moral, social, and religious condition of
our people, to all of which may be added
an ETC., are topics which might well
engage the attention and pen Of the
sagacious writer. The expression of
public opinion on these matters is want
ed, so as to give some life TO the dull
dragging system under which we labor;
the influences of which are so keenly felt
by every mind that it is not wholly insen-
sible to its own good.
It is with the humble intention Of
drawing out, if possible, the opinion of
fellow citizens on matters andathingsi in
general as connected with the best inter-
ests of this community, that we would
solicit, by your permission, contribu-
tons from time to time to the columns
ofthe "Ayis," and it will be our constant
aim to carry out this idea by addingao our
mite to these contributions, trusting that
by SO doing, some good may be achieved.
and that we may be able to demonstrate
the. fact, that neither the want of talent
nor energy on our part has caused usato
allow the advantages which have been
ofered to JUS inl the use Of o ffeelpresssto
remain ip disgse ell thisJBhile.
ST. roixrFrederikssed July 4th,' 1857.
, 1867-07-16

columns of The 14th ultimo, viz, the
enhancing of the interest of your paper
TO your readers, by the more frequent
publication of local news, we had plan
ned out a course, which, after being
communicated to you, and receiving
your appreciation, should have been
carried into practice. However, before
we could do so, the sentiments Of ga
Subscriber were given to the public;
but we yet feel ourselves justified in
disclosing to you the plan which had
suggested itself to our mind.
In cogitating over the matter, we have
concluded that there is much that could
be said on a variety Of subjects connected
with our local affairs from time 10 time;
and we have therefore determined, by
your permission, to contribute to your
paper, now and again, an article touching
on one Or other of the long catalogue OF
subjects connected with the common
veal.
We have often heard it said that our
island is so small that nothing of para
mount Importance is occurring 10 arrest
particular interest or attention and
grounded upon this idea, q common and
overwhelming degree Of lethargy has
apparently crept over every mind, and
every one seems, as it were, spell-bound
by fear, OF some other aagaliziug in
huence, which retards to so remarkable
a degree, the expression of public opinion
on matters and things in general con-
nected with our common polity.
We can we'll remember the blotted era
in our history, when the editor of our
little paper was compelled to send his
p%roofshcet TO the local policemaster to
approve or ~disapprove of its publication,
got up in whatever style it was and if
his eye happened to sec evil where ever
so much good was meant and expressed,
down came the stroke of the censor's
pen upon the unfortunate proof with a
destructive veto, aud the highest expec-
tations of both author and publisher, in
being instrumental in the correction of
any glaring evil, by the suggesting of
some useful hints, were doomed to
oblivion for ever. But a brighter era
has dawned on this black page of our
history /; our press is free ; we may use
it discretionary, one and all, to express
our opinion publicly, and this great
and powerful means of national education,
if j%udiciously employed, can effect what
no other means can, by the disseminating
of such useful knowledge as can ripep
and advance the best interests of the
commonwealth. Our reserved silence,
however, seems to augur that we do not
know, or that we have forgotten our true
position in this respect.
We really believe, that when the
revision of the Colonial Law took place
in 1865, granting 10 these colonies
legislative power, the primary intention
of the mother-country was, TO open a
broad road to advancement to us, If we
would use the opportunity. Hence,
among the advantages which the New
Colonial Law offers, the use of a free
the inference might be drawn. that the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies:
fAh sserst = bsastfyiae4As skin bslag kDsv. ssiy
p Mssxs. Jsrsd Dsns. tkss AsssspDy 49, 49, u
Abnse6 ~ - BrWaan1dG lssiv0tes - nsss
hmpA - Asezisl skin hssA ~ ssnssrs ~ ss,sr q
peauSxl8very, s5lsovino1l Asselssu11s.s, ShesAeap
pe1Rins = ffs6na& 80 asspAsv, ~, sr slskw~n
spssks "a = s1psaally eesssfsl y Doet11o out ~
narhs fjn b. tAs5nAta pox.
rAs agents Of sEnnan Dc P.xis' most sosAAsnsiy
ssbis 10 the public the earnest sadosssasnts Of saeA
Gss,aga,shsd ladiO - u
siescra Ris>osi, NH Fsaieita vesssaE, Mn
Naagis Mitchell, Mrs. D. F. Bowsns, La-
ellie Western, Mdm'e Ponisi, Mrs. Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Monte De
Nasguerittes, Miss Agnes Perry,
- nsay stAsu, vsse hisA Standing IN ths yrssmisa
v this stamp ofrushfulnsss 70 sAsr Intelligent saS
gsauins approval.
IA Bsesufsi Lsdnss wsstss, says
II Asd that H. .nnsf psedssss III fhs ssiIssy a
rsses and white; With the great ed peculiar aevan
tass II total hGnlas IL really s1ds 70 IL softnsss
and hssu1y Of ~ kin."
rAs lGeQ1Assse Tesevslf sayG
Il Aevs s.gxsa nscA ffon TIE vsrto.. white 10
usns ~ vhtdh NJ ssalzsssl prs6asssa seslgs - 70
-, ~ essst1R3 psrisst bsssfac tasn - IND .
ps:s...ssss .Asss c,s: u ssss:.y ss.s'a'' % he
Mis Mses3s nitehsll sayG
II As~s szssa ~ sktn bsssaa~. 'Hnnaii q Psris'
ssd issn1 "a Il Instantly npars satursi bloom and
ffsshnsss % the cesvasxson-"
.ysrs4tnnaias rs1s' IL used sdsliasss sssassAsr
Il Ne skiE for Theatre spoos ali Room, b. ths nsss
rsansd As& serupaous isAisG producing IN ths bssst
iysg sgsess roses and Hyvhis without their vulsr
sinrs q Injury 10 ths skin.
Sold BY sll arssclas Drusssss, Prfuzn and Isaiss'
Haif-prssstrs-
ssath Tenth street. AnA Johnston, Holloway Aosvdsa
l. Isabsan, s22 DroaasAy; psnss DaEsss c. ~
| O. Wells Co., New York and Eugene ysufn, Ill
philadslphh, Agents
JARED RKNK. asssrsi Agspts and Importer. y.
| s1nllnysod4thD
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

ExrRsox.-A LApfs OPNroH.-hvefy
place however small has its sensation, ana
ours to-day is Emerson, and what DO We
,h;.l If him. What do ! think Of him 4
s.;sk him the most unique sccentrie bnss-
.on;au lecturer ever listened to. Homely,
thin. nervous, with . sharp blue eye, cold and
clear. with q singularly hesitating manner,
and vet self possessed; himself evidently .
strange compound Of practicable and imprac-
,;c.ble theories. One of those cratic &C.
muses. like Philips and his compeers, whom
nobody can tie to, or thoroughly endorse !;
vat one to whom every one listens in cool,
mr;ous, speculative and dissecting manner,
that such men always invite and encourage
| | wonder a. poor dear Fredrika Bremen who
said Emerson was like glass of cold water;
for to me the clearness of water was greatly
wanting, though might acknowledge the
GOODNESS. But after Taylor With his harp,
Emerson was decidedly monotone, not vari'
.t;on of tone or feature from commencement
TO close. Occasionally some of his unweded
mystical logic was thrown loosely among in-
ssructive facts. But will not attempt dss
scriptiou; for sometimes the dullness and
plainess Of genius is indescribaeiei but the
running accompaniment to bis periods con-
tinualy in my mind was
| "If the Red Slayer thinks be Stays,
| Orifthe slain thinks he be slain,
| They know not all the subtle ways
| BY which meet and turn again
And that is some little of what ! think o.
Emerson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

Rxrrp[s) IxPsovExESr.-It used to take
from four to FIVE weeks to get goods through
from the Feast. Yesterday Huiskamp h Mat
less received new spring stock of boots
and shoes, through from Boston in eleven
days. Give them . call at No. so, Main
street. (2t)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

EMERSON. sketch him briefly on our
editorial page. We did not hear him; hence
leaveth matter Of criticism 70 others that
did. The opinion OF two of these whose
culture and literary taste well ct them to pass
Judgment herein, we give elsewhere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

TIE LITTLE FoLKs.-The young folk of
Miss Lavrence's class, who have been in
thorough training for their dramatic work,
repeated the performance Of last Tuesday
evening last evening, and again acquitted
themselves In the most admirable manner.
That introductory "statuary" was graceful
and perfect in execution. The Fairy Scene,
ana Womans Rights Convention and the
entire programme throughout was we'll got.
ten through with. We should like TO 70
through with the List of Juvenile performers
and praise each - they msrited. We cannot
and 70 give them praise generally, and each
can appropriaae it ~ though solely for himself
OF hsrsslf The house was full, but not
crowded - on the previous evening. We
have net learned what the amount left to 90
20 the Library fund viii be.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

Hox. P. MKLKSpr very gracefully and en-
phatically declines being candidate fox Gov.
ernor. We wish several others had equal
modesty or Is much fitness rs Mr.. Melendy
for the place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

Mn. ISGERsoLL, of the Muscatine Journal
and Mr.. Suel Foster are having q war of
words in that paper. Mr.. Foster in the
Farmers Club used words seeming to be re-
Election upon the business men Of Muscatine.
Mr.. Ingersoll took up very sharp pen in
their defense thereby hangs the tale.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

Ma. Gas. 1. LOVE has had judgment
rendered against him of $4,000, BY the Dis.
trict Court Of Mahaska county, for SANDER,
Mrs. Martha A. Ball being the plaintiff. So
we areinformed by the Burlington Hack Eye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

dAiL HAnLroS prided herself upcn bsins
Mighty civilized until there came 81 mov;,s,i
nom the old house into the new one. Ths.
. disccvsesd her identity with the .v.~,.
WAsn tAs irase doctor announced his vim
iAansss TO pull the nose Of Mr.. Picvick. tA,.
b9asna.f ssvn ceased to be philoscpAer.
cd became - belIgerens u. . copperco,.
cFsd, housekeeping Pawnee Indian under
enilas circumstances- Nothing more effect.
nally than N all>nisht's ride in . crowded
udlvay ear, strips the sssss komo Of il con-
veneosal trappinss, and reduces man 10 the
D1ss1y asage stats. A bsae d never crou,er.
= - DOESN'T any noss iasainctivsly our,
sDh going 70 sleep. II, 4 aay stasios. !
asspans party tha4 spsawisd out occupied
0OfiEs ssass leaves ~ o., nothine ca b
aese dssdsdly asE ~ fasAiou a -.
gaaAspsd tAss ~ ssaAssd plaes /. s.
Jsvi1A tin q hrs, tiAa ~ ssyls in va;ch
- indlsidsd neassa = ~ ssss eoss e. 4.
$500 tAns1 sSsssd y ssssl a1as,p h
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

u.ss.A oas-half sseoads. II you would 10
morrow ssniud hat Ady ittiag. oyF thsrs
70 The riSak hsv ussausAly, usAsavp1lHUt
raxssasly sd disbosnlly ~ : noeo~i9g,
you viii never be forgiven. She Win b civ
ilized then, she is now in her savage state.
This is suggestive topic. We commend u
TO the philosophicaliy inclined. doomed 70 .
night ride on the cars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

Nsw York Dry Goods Market.
by reiesraph.l NEW rosE. March /.
Although heavy rain has pvsvaIsd shsessA the ~
yet fair degree Of animation 10 noticeable In cotton
gvods nsrkst u prices shovinG change, ~ rssss
being ls1<0224< Tor heavy shsssaes. Losena Mass
nne lT1f Bedford is,<lth lawrence are ossesd =
H01s-
Bgeachsd ghssting-Hirmsr for bet Makes n. nillu
-, interior lots iess buoyans; Red Bask lsi< ~
ssatiss Sons n a; Reynolds III Wide sheetnss
lx071< cts per yard lower; WaitAan ~ ~ hatts'
vsnt.g e.
Prfnts-stsaAy and good request; Mesrfmse 1 - W
soria y; nnpirsll Hsrnitsrs Prints highs, - sov
bring NOS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

PHYSIOLOGICAL JouRsAL--The March
number is before us. There is mass of in
teresting matter for all households and read
ers of every age. DR.. s. R. Wells conducts
it editorially, and does his work we'll. Fowl
err Wells, publishers, New York; 81 per
year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

wrxrra wHsAf.--Paries in the farming
districts assure rs that there is an excellent
prospect for q large crop of wheat the coming
.e.son. The winter wheat looks splendidly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

SUNQRlES,
Burrxa-In good demand t soc v %. TOR eno'cs
lots.
Eees-Have suffered decline. The price paio
to-day was l5c p dozen.
soReHux-Best quality brisgs sse to sec Per gsa'
PorAross-Choice lots Ut 7sc 70 SOC = bashsl
csrcxrss-per dozen, ~ 90 70 - IS.
TURKEYS Dressed) lac p b.
Hoxrr-In boxes, 20 to 32e per ID.
LARp-l0 to lie per b.
GnEHx ApPLEs-From zoe 10 III 90 per husheL
0sIoss-75e per burhel.
russrrs-sec per bush
BxsswAx-3oc per 10.
TALLov-In bbls, sac TO &c; do loose Sc per n.
RAes-4 10 44c per Id.
wooL-Tub washed 40c-; fleece do fns 800;
unwsshed, l OF.
FEArHERs-Prime sec 10 soc per h.
HIDxs-Grsen, Sc; do saited, sc; green calf skins
lse; dry nin, lie; do salsed lac; damaged
and grubby : of; pslts ssc TO IS.
BaAs-In demand ct s5c per 100 lbs- to ese.
HAr-Tiuo,hy 50 90 to So 90 per ton; Prairie,
80 90 to 81 90.
woop-ts 50 to 81 90 per cord, according to quail
fty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

TIE spring weather of Thursday and the
wet weather of yesterday forenoon, was froze
up in the meteorological refrigerator yester-
day afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

IrllsoIs DEEDS, just printed, and for sale
ct this Office in quantities to suit- We keep
.. hand all kind of Deeds and Mortgages
ofthe most approved forms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

The Burlington Gazette and Argue writes
this extraordinary editorial:
ANDREW Johnson's name will 20 down to
Posteriiy as genuine and brave patriot, who
cared more for country than self He pro-
poses to do right and leave consequences to
God.
That is ALL 1t didn't say one word more.
The effort exhausted it. No wonder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

DC. ]
- rslsgraph.1

- fslsgrsphl -. Lesla narsA l.
TIE GENITAL system vent Into opsrsfcu to-day.
Hlosr-v~y 6sli; - seon6 Tor supa5 QoOlo 70 fbr
sxtr.; III 2toN sfaf double extra
Whsaa-Moes setfvss - 0oS g fos good sprisss y
ss for pfins Ill: q 70 o. - tos eAsics-
Oorn-Duil as1 iswts; n ~
osAs-nAv; ooact
Previsioas-Higher but iaastfys posh ~ so03 balk
shoulder .; eisar 49, II.
nAeon-l2oI1k fot clear sdss; Is FIR plain sas.r
cured haDs.
LArd-Advanesd " hut no saass rspssts4
Hess-ssia; so7.
Whisky-vsry duii I'D levss; y 1so4u.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

RELIGIOUS NorIoE.-Rev. J. B. Efhnger.
Of Washington City, will preach in the UNI
tartan Church, Sunday, March 8, morning
and evening, at the usual hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

80. surS1a,is oarvS soq1alR
usnt.. ueeo;sa sussi&i., = NeaAiak 60
az shsss several proportions vsrs rsthr
loosely stated. For instance, : saa 3shseId
lsar. % dance, tAas he may b enabled 70
telk Slsut il ineelIBsatH, ~ ssns oehsr
vb.,dut Mo hasA 49, * - sueDases.
n TIT vsrsalb Wy nj aboli1A 49, fses1ar
ton entirely, and Danish il from polite socae-
tyf All would be on m equality, then, % ~
y this sasjecs j. concerned; and, i com
PEELED 70 choose another subject 70 taak absss
Il might b. quite - pro6tabls TO ~ parnsa'
II reasoning seemed rath~ lame.
SWe did not intend to vIiss csiAisasm q
hi, lecture in detail, but only 70 give . Few
impressions. We were both pleased and dis
pleased, Interested and bored, yet, withai'
vouheo and hear him agaiaif Ne knsw' in
advance, that Ne should be trested TO s'ni-
49,
lar feast
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

JOSEPH GAYLORD and DR.. Ford leave for the
Owhyhee silver mines on Monday. Success
attend them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

HE hit. Pleasant Free hscs noticing the
statement of the Burlington Harkeye that
at the meeting of the incorporstors of the l.
N. q. Railroad at Iowa City on the 9th inst,
al effort will be made to induce johnson and
Linn counties to turn their favor to the Bur
hnRton road, says: Eyes, induce johnson
and Linn counties to throw away what they
have lsbored more than q year to build up!
The direction is through Henry county, and
all Jour strategy cannot turn it in any other
direction. No second hand fly cops can direct
1t from its original and natural course. Our
citizens have said just what they will do in
the premises, and the turning of the Missis>
sippi's current would be about As feasible a.
directing the Iowa Northern Central Railroad
from Henry county. The delegation from
Mt. Pleasant will be there and defeat am
such trickery, With solid argument and the
ready greenbacks-"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

THE Fair IL Fl. Madison the ether evening,
in behalf of the Seminary At that place, real
lied about $1,000. See the Plaindeoler.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

a BREAK Ur.-Ths ice-bridge up river
broke night before last. 1t came down like
Tie Water at Lodore or any other irresistible
tsshing, crushing, overwhelming thing. 1t
cleared away at f. Madison. The ice mass
easns Singing down, sinking the ferry boat,
\ 3 reported. At any rate, the Northern
Linz Packet Sucker State, lying ct the leves
aAses, was tora away from its moorngs and
carried down ssrssm. A Telegram vas ssnt
eers TO head-oh the Grant boat. Yesterday
morning IL reror d above the leyee, ma
brought 70, ana safely anchored. Immense
nassss OF ice were running in the river yes-
tsrday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

MR. EMERSON came into the city several
hours befor the hour for his lecture, went TO
the hotel, sought room. without registering
his name or letting the Library Association
know of his presence, and remained Sc.
oluded all day. The evening came on. The
President of the Association was beginning
to get sadly worried over the non appearance
of the lecturer. In his own good time Mr..
Emerson let his presence be known. He
evidently is indisposed TO be made victim
OF by hon-hunters. Our community, how
ever, is not one greatly disposed to infics
itself on Mr.. Emerson, or "any other man."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02


BY Telegraph cz&crsxAsf, March l.
Fiour-Quiss and unchanged
whsat-Inscuvs bat held frm at q 2o69a Is foe No
spring q a5o2 20 for No 70 extra do for sesa - 30
for No winter.
Corn-Eot scttve No %.
Oan-81 for MOL.
Rye-stsadv; 81 2lal 10 for No l.
BsrIey-Duls the best grsAss Of fAi siowiy at 81 so@
co. no demand for the lower grsdss-
whlsky-Hsd at 81 buyers offer e.
Msss Pork-Prnsr stock in y. Y. bsiag sss than hsd
been expected City Ad s's0 So but no demand there
fore ssles.
Bulk Mssss- Quiet but hsld arm at NosI 4eie1< for
Shoulders and clear rides the speculative demand
ticed yesterday has subsdsd-
Bacou-Hesvy under adviees from New Orleans; and
shoulder were offered rides log clear RIB Do fl0
liH clear L.
Sugar Cured Hams-aood demand n 14l431Sx
IArd--Unshansed; there Is . demand for ocnntry at
IL and for city at ia but holders ak ~ higher
Butter-Du at 22B2S.
Egr-lstd 10 and In good demand.
Chssss-is@l7; dsnand good.
ss.ds-Good clover arm as.7e. but the demand 10
light timothy - scG4.
Opnse-Yirm; 2o0zs,<
Bug~-ifoIs the latter rate for choice Nsw orlssns
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

new York HARRIET.
By Telegraph Nrv foxx. March J.
Ylour-Markss sOIoc lower; ssiss 900 bbis ~ - $50
so for superans State and westssn - seole 80 for
Extra Western; sl9i2so for ehac. $40 iooii q foi
shipping brands HI Il. H. O. yli st@i9 Is for trade
brands, closing dali
whisky-Fair request salss so bels western brands
s1as3.
wheas-Rseeipts =. ss2 bash, dull and dropping salss
1000 bush; No Milwaukee ~ %.
Rye-Quiet; salss Q 500 bush Wsstsrn stu Ii.
Barley Lss active; sales At private terms.
Barley MAit-DuIl.
oorn-Rsceips 400 bush; dali and deciinings sale
Is 600 bush at 81 mol % - mixsd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

A word Of consolation to all Who sqner
FINN ,lisesse Of the Lungs. harsdsns rec
tora Balm has been tried in nearly million
cases, always giving relief, and in the mayor.
itv Of instances sfeeting cure. A. go
bottle Is accompanied with . guarantee, Sni-
ferers may rest assured Of the results. For
sals by Kari / Fuller, Ksokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02
CITY NEWS.

CHAxa and Exo the Siamsse ''twiasters'
will be In this city nsxs week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-02

Hsw xsrR Money Hamlet.
~ Telegraph NEW Yosk, March l.
n6nsy-Hssy and steady ~ kos-
Sterling 1oe1<9L for fret bills.
eoid-Lowsr; opening at tos<; advancing to @os<. de-
Ginning 10 tssz; closing at s9,<
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Medical Society Of West Virginia.
FIRST sEMI-ANNUAL SESSION.
rns Medical soeiety Of West VirgInIa

The Medical Society OF West Virginia
began its first semi:annual session in
this city yesterday. The members as
sembled, according 70 announcement
in the hall OF the House OF Delegates,
At o'clock p. M, at which hour DR..
John Frissell, of this city, President of
The Society, took the chair, and DR.. Jas
c. Reeves, OF Sairmont, assumed his
duties as Secretary.
Rev. D. w. Fisher, of the First Pres.
byteriau Church, by request OF the
President, addressed Gervent petition
10 the Throne OF Grace.
The roll was called by the Secretary
and The following gentlemen responded
as present: