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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26


There we're the d4shings az Hghtnip9. p
1e said, ssand the roll or thunder ana n,
srnnpet wsxsd louder and louder. ADJ
around the summit Of the moanfain wers
me foldines Of thick clouds, and The shade d
Tell brown and dark over the vide expans,
OF she desert. And the wild beasts las
irembli1g In their dens. Bat, IoF where
me sun breaks through he Opening Of the
ciood, there 10 the glitter OF tents-fhe Gilt
ser q Cen Thousand tents that rfse over "a !
sandy waste, thick as waves u the see. Aud
there there 10 the voice Of the dance and Of
ne resel, aud the Winding Of horns and the
clash Of cynbals. Uh, sit nearer me, dear
est mot Or, for the room Is growing DARK
DARK; and, Oh. my poor head!
TIE Isdy ssl as the castle 49,.
Look over bath dale aad down =
And tAsn she pied Gill; rice head
Ceme sseerinx tnronsh the town.'
DO, dearest mother, put your cool hand on
my brow and do hold il fast ere IL part.
How fearfuiiy-oh, how fearfully Il ache. |
and oh, boz il thunders l'' lie sunk
oaekssrd On the pillow, apparently exhaust
ed "Gons. gone. gone," be mutrered /.
my mind gone for ever. Bat GODS will
be done"
trO BH o0MFFNrRp1
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26
WIT AND MInDoar.


A CcKSEcrlcrr "merchantr placed the
! following notice over his door when about
% be absent one afternoon ssB back abou,
T time"
Two rival bellies meet at hop SHOW
veil You look under cand.e-light III excaaim.
"a one, With stress On the candles. s.Apd
now charming you are in the dark !" an-
swered the other.
'tPIL neither tell nv age FOR census or
the Sovereign" said the cook most resoIule-
", to Der master, who was preparing ior
the enumeralor. "Very we'll, III PUT Gown
sixIy-hve," vas The cool reply, sUpon my
honor, air, | was 0nly hfty-eignt lac birth.
day." screamed the cook.
WnEN RothschiTd heard that the head OF
the AgnAde family was dead, SLOW much
does he leave ?" be asked Twenty mil
lipns.' You mean eighty" "Nl, twen-
ty." "Dear me! |. thought he was ~
easy circumstances" remarked the modern
CIoasus-
CURRAE beinv AZ a party at the seat IN
an Irish nobieman, one OF the company.
Who was q physician, strolled out before
dinner into the chnrchyard Dsnner being
served up and the doctor not returned, some
sf the company were expressing their sur
prise whers be could be gone to. 'aOh,"
Says Curran, che has bot Just stepped out ~
pay visit to some Of his old patients"
''MAssA say you must sarIn pay the bill
to-day, asa a negro to New 0hesas shop
keeper.
why, he isn't afraid I'rn going Y un
away, Is he z" was the reply
Not 'Esctly dat bus look mere" SAID the
iarkey, slyIy, and mysterilu.y, shes Ewo.n
TO run away herself, and aarefOre wants "
make big raise
"A SHOEMAKER WIS the other day fitting IA
customer with a pair Of boots, when tue
buyer observed that lac had bat one objec-
ton to them, whIch was that the soles were
a little too thick. "If that Is all" replied
the maker, put on the boots, and the OBJ
lection will graduAllv wear away
A Young lady who was rebuked bv her
mother, for kissing her intended, justified
the act BY quoting theHpassage: "Nhatso-
ever ye would that men should d. to YOU.
do you even 50 70 them
A WESTERN paper contains the following
adyeT tisemeot "Wsnts a situation, prAc-
:ical printer, who is competent to take
charge Of any department In printing aud
publishing house. Would accept a profess
orship in any Of the academies. Has NO ob-
jecnrn to teaching ornamental painting ana
penmaDshiP, geometry, trigonOmetry, and
many other sciences. Ia particularly suited
to act as pastor to q small evangelical church,
or as local preacher He would have 40
objection TO form q small but select class oi
young ladies', 70 instruct them " the high-
est branches TO dentist or chiropodst
he would be invaluable, as he can do almost
ANYTHING. Would cheerfulIy accept Do
sition as bass or tenor singer in CHOIR
Woa.d beard with family decidedly pioua
For further particulars, inquire at B.Own's
saloon''
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26


AfctAsr. asssve sHst On ne Verge af d~axh
.sss,.s 3. sss aysss s.sss,ss g =. 81. -.
.on ths euteest ~ her dying hearr ~
Whsere4 xnd bxekfn. lIke fnAea 1ogsr.
Gods merry nav nos reaeh vrs'ch NE ne,
Bas al nv mother, I may ssli sa thssi
hsye ;tesn very ssnfui Il have tossed
Li1s,s jswelsin iks -, sn1 they are isst
Hsvs tern asuaAsr III fhe tiss of lovs
49, = st i: ~ .s: sss y y ,.s
Tie lncerse hat rem happy hearts sscendsi
fhs gsl1s n y aoosnss, ths hope q youth.
TIE ncser q e-ersy ths delight q run
R.jsetin5 aoasri eifts sish shsmsisss scorn.
There vss tins--oh, :. a. shsrs vsa sius.
krs had rvachsi nv sslheod's susssns prime.
And esey hour sospe new delight disuiied,
then 90 besutfh-t. aud every eys
Grew brightsr W In sisnee when was by.
o. tie rics dover BY heaven 20 ne BED aesthsd.
u1sn biapsfnK. no<hef, thsa % thee.
And thoa ser mHs than ~ the world 70 me-
NJ In va sudd-u-iu aaels heur
~ being was aesorhsd. ny very soai aA
zhe escst jays wsfs brisf ana shsa thsy passed,
4 E7nn< myself ruined. wrecked oaic>sf
rs. ~ sesseo. ME he bsstsrey..
Thsilisd With . fevsFish jey--a Wild unrest-
painted idol. hated yer csrsasd
ihen. ms:her, sren say happy home I asd,
And down shs howety path 0f guilt vas led,
MD scraes Of siid and rtrsage excitenens thrown,
fln the lest tlash Of innoceace was gone
M Joy wAa briEf~-ths arm 90 which lennf
O. weary Of fffs hurd-n--I eani
Colby awsy 10 herd among the vi e.
Misx'inx With tbess whose touch eoail but de Ale
fne wreichrd vietlms Of mans sinful lust;
Bat ~ss ccnscieus that my doom vas iart.
Then II solved 10 break the batsfui spell,
And euitt eoafn mes Of my earthly hell;
soakAt for honest wora, bot every dor
M.s closed sssias me. and seashs no more.
And di obiivien's vel around my soul
D-epes and DEEPER in the pit sank,
From every cup Of am ard shame drank
Cuiil reach d the very lowest ronnd.
Whe nov lie BY scorpion fettsn bound.
There ID bat one course left mel must die
How caldly " the grave my form ~iIl lie;
No upon ray withered cheek will fall;
No mouruer nd In sorrow yer my pail
Nc lrsycr, no dgh, groan q IN follow me
To the dark 70 tails or eternity.
But thou. o, mother, when thou hea % my prayer
Pefchsnce wilt plant q Gov upon my G NIB
And, thou rel icing that thy child 10 dead,
Thou wilt, at least, one tear Of pity she'd.
o. to call one hour Of by-gone bass!
10 o eet once more me nsofher's loving kissi
r. lay my head upon her tender breast
nd fesi her ms arousd me closely presseai
AWAY. ye nendsi holt oA your whips Of gre.
Father in Heaven Q, lei me nos expirei
Give peAeesuI moG%us ere 40
To the dark realms Of everlasting Voc,
Mother dear N sther thou art cen,e a. iast:
Kin me agzin-the agony 10 pssti
W. o. Nee.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

To make sof. cookies. take two cups thin
cream, two cups sugar, three eggs, carswAy
(or not A. you Ike Il iar sufficient to make
Il As thick az pancakes, two even teaspoon
luls Of soda, drop with a spoon on battered
Hns. and bake fifteen Or twenty minutes.
QCEEs oF PUDDISos One pint of bread
cru nbs, one quart Of sweet milk, four eggs,
lump 81 butter the size Of a hickory nut
When the pudding ia nearly done, spread
laper Of any kind OF stesed fruit over the
top Of IL, AMI On the top Of that spread tho
whites OF three eggs, bealen 10 a froth. With
three tablespoonfuls Of white sugar Set it
in the oven 4gain n s,dsl thr roth. EG
With cream ana Su-Ar
To aase arieaN nsd a.>oai.s, tahe equa
Quantities Hn NV. ited graham 4 ilnr ant
OoL.ng VA ~ Pour Ilr water
over tne n ". sairi- ''sN1' And' 6ith
ands weit --.r.S ,,rh inr, roll. cut a.
quicky ", wv 4Be cakes. Base
about twent, 4naf liek oven.
These httit rskss WI. Asor wl N All
overs u ar@ sssn
GLTcoRs is subs.ar, ieceutiy intro
Iuc-d Tor h4aIIug wuun covering tham
With kiae oi varnish, which projects them
ir,m he sh. sai &c p abe by ad ling five
parts oi glvcgri1s 10 icn of yolk of egg
The mixtlre has the consis.ence OF money,
AMI nas salve-like feeling, and IS unslterei
" exposure TO air.
SPEAKING Of buckwhsat cakes, aa ex-
change says: "The tine brown color 50 d.
srahle On this fayorite breakfast dish can
not Be obtained il We rely on buckw wheat
dur and water alone to form the batter. Ia
order 10 secure this color, milk snluld be
used instead OF water, and ia It's absence
we would recommend the addition Of timely
mashed bciIet potatoes This mashed pota-
10 improves the Il syol OF the Cakes, and
causes them 70 rise better"
PRssERvArI0E oF EGas.-A French paper
recommends the following method for 20
preservation OF eggs: Dissolve four ounces
% baeswax In eight ounces OF warm olive
oil In this put the tip of the hagsr and
anoiut the egg all aroDnd. The oil will bs
Immediately absorbed BY the shell, ana the
pores ilIeo up with wax. If kept IN a cool
place, the eggs after two years will be as il
fresh laid.
MEAr BIscUIr. - This "a made from boiled
Dcef, Tree ffom grease, the hqnor of which
j. evaporAtsd t0 thH c0nsistency of syrup,
and this is mixed witi wheaton Il ,ar 40 as
TO form solid pasta THIS paste - then
spread out vi rp:Iing pin, is pierced with
a number OF litslg holes, ~ cut 70 the dI-
mensious 0f -aa biscuits and l. then baked
ami property driad. The hiscnit ia eaten
dry or NAV ~ broken and boiled N twenty
or thirty tinesiss weight Of water. frola
tweGty 10 thirty minutes.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

The report Of the Secretary of the Naxv
gIyes the following facls and fzurcs: "fhe
number OF vessels i'm squadron service 80
cruisers, s,ore-shIPs, AID returaing, is AZ
carrying All gan-, q reduction during tsr
year of IA vessels, carving 96 guns. rhe
number OF vessels Of all descriptions i,f- ,ss
NJ cruisers. store-ships, receiving ships.
tugs, and the like. is 81. carrying 69S gans
reduction frcm last Year os 80 vessels
carving 905 guna. The total nlnber Of
vessels borne upon the navy list il 200. car
rying l,74s guns. . redacii9n during The
yesr 2; "a vessels carrying la6 surs. The
following Axurss exhrbis he presaa, ~ ~
Psovmens and condition Of the nav Al force
s'Osu'sing vessels in squadron sArv,ce. As
$50 guas; vsssels returning from saasir, n
3, "A guns (; storeshiPs for squadro..s. = si
guns; specal and lake servir.a Ia ,n,s
apprenticeship. l, III guns ,ractice vrssel.
And In use At Naval AcAAemy 10 lls eues
recsising ships, Q. o. guns; dAar,..rs IN I'M
GERS. League lslaad and Martne R.rr.er.
Norisk, =, ~ guns; tugs at navy vsrd and
stations, powder hoats. III Ia g,Ds
total in use, s., 6s3 gusss Iran-cI u v.s
sells laid up. 40, l0T ga-s. ,ron.cl.d v...sI.
not completed, 3, Is guas steam sIoans M,
completed. is, 253 guns, Iine.oF.b.ttle
sh'Ps not comP!sssa. 80, = gaus other
vessels s ~ AT uP: reUalrlng, filing for sea,
and for safe, 81, 80 guns: total pumher NJ
vessels oi all descriptions 10 use. bu slaing
repairing, fitting Cor ssa, 20s, I47s guns
Ihe sesss,s ~ Inc 7asy are classified a. FoI-
lows Vessels cf tie firs,.rate o. 2.40o
Espn spns and upward. y. ess guns; vessels Il
we second-rass. of !, ,2Oo ID Z 400 toos, AZ
4S3 guns; vessels of IN. ,,,,rS-rs,s ~ ~,
% 200 toms. e. "A auar vessrl. ~ af NM rns
fourth-raie, under 900 tons. s5. Is4 ruos
,o.ai. aoe vessels, .74s guns. The fsIIow. ~
ing indicates the eaarscser Of tho vessels
lron-clad vessels So, N Guns serew s,sa- s,.
err. sSs.sss guns; padale-warels. Isl Iog
guns salilng vssseis, al. 47s runs. ru,sl
2o6 vessels. 1.7ts Fahs.H
Tue repert oosssins detailed accous,t d
A -1rasnfs tcar through Europe.
49, aiso turnisnes list or the vessels apd
ollcers on The vArioss stations u home home NM Nv
abroad. .o-'e ahe
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

The IEAvELKRs also RrAnts all approved forms ~ fall
fe Insurance. low rtes ol pre- Hirm. eihsr tis
xrocE MUTUAL plan. the Ormer 1t rates 70 lov ID
bs equal L. a iarge oisldead 10 a6 sacs
Participating pcii ies -lYs al 'he prohts 20 The
suFed Divisrnls sysitahe auuG.ly, 10 crtasD ths
oi the policy - lllLlfste next Ars p-t mi
ums or 70 purchase Indemnity sE disabling jarie~ in
Aavsncs tAc q sS per week Tor each eda
ias0red tsn- g1Arsr .reins The div acnd that
Ienf.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

The Traveller. also combines With Any approved form
o. uh hie insurance. desired, she nsent " .
SeeSly indemnity for ally disabling iniu lee hy acc
dent thus cofahniRg all tie benefits al "a Lit
Accident Insurance under lslcy and ifeaiuul.
rates less than companies charge for Life inSurFncs
store. This form Of policy with much fafoE and
hs Travellers Is the oaly company that writes IL.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26
THE PIONEER COMPANY.
THE ORIGINAL
Travellers Insurance Coy ,
or Hartford, Conn.
Assets, Jan. 4, lses. ssiO.sss 81
INSURES
AGAINST ACCIDENTS

Causing Death or Total Disability from Ia
5oF Business
AccioEsr PaLI5TEs written for any term o.. one
month one year uras from t5O0to S1e,tt0
fatal accident t3 70 $50 wsekv inlemei fr TO
tAs disabling iuries ssased bs accident a. II
cssi OF o. SIS per s. @ aeo0i ding u ofce aon and
urd hazard
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-28
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

HAvRE, Oct. q.
The closing exercises Of the great National
Exposition concluded to>day.
DUBLIN, Oct. 81.
The house OF Mr.. Wigmore near Cork, was
entered last night BY body Of men and
. quantity Of arms and smunition carried
away. The culprits are supposed to be Fe
mans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-28
Observation-Disclosures.

| CarvRLASp, Oct. 27.
&. T. Dickinson, Probate Judge Of San
lnsky oounty. and member Of Congress cleo
| from the 9th dfstrict, was arrested on tasur'
day, charged With issuing fraudulent natu'
rAlization papers. There was partial ex-
animation yestsrday, and the case waa con-
tinued, BY defendants request, to November
4,b. This 10 the same case in which McArla
isi implicated.
WHEEllEa, Va, Oct. 81.
The Intslligeucer this morning publishes
election returns from thirty-three counties,
the majority Of which are official. They
show net Republican majority of 4,054.
The remaining coun.Ies to hear from are
small and spsrsely settled, and gave : net
Republican majority Of nearly 1000 IN 1866.
The Republicans viii 6re . salute from
Wheeling Han this afternoon.
PnxcHTos, II. j.. Oct. 81.
The Inauguration Of Dr.. NcCook, Prssi-
dent Of Princeton College, was attended BY
an immense concourss Of graduates and
friends of the College.
ToRosro, Oct. 81
Extensive robberies have been discoverd
in connection with the Post Office. Three
packages of regisiercd letters were stolen
last week.
The report that compromise had been
effected bstseen the Express companies and
the Express robbers 10 incorrect.
Columns, Oct. 27.
Governor Seymour arrived to-day and ad
dressed tho people, being introduced to the
crowd By Senator Thurman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

NEw York, Oct. 81.
A Paris letter Of the 18th inst. says: Cen
eral Prim has addressed letter to the Paris
Journal LIE Gaulais thanking it for tbs sym
patty it has shown for the popular movement
in Spain. The General expresses astonish-
ment 1t the impAtience Of that portion OF the
French press which thinks Spain is not set
ting to work fast enough, and adds that eight
days is sufficient for US to overthrow dynas
ty three hundred years old and TO establish .
new government. We shall delay nov to
consolidate ouy position through conssitu-
emf assembly. on the basis of our programme,
which is known to you. We shall then have
succeeded in attaining the political idea Of
contemporary Spain, namely: A really Con-
. sttational monarchy, founded upon the most
extensive liberal basis compatible with that
kind Of government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-28
IMPROVEMENT
TsE
OES MONIES RAPIDS
or TaE
.Wississtppt Riref.
Notice 10 Contractors.

UyIyEp srAYr. RSoIsrrR's oryreK
KIokuE, lows, Or. q lsss. ]
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate will
NJ be iscsived At this offios until ~ M
Wednesday, Of November 18th, 1863
for COMPLEr]N3 the excavation OF the Prism, and he
construction Of the Embs, kment OIL o. me cana io'
tbs Improvsms of the Des Moncs kapids of the
rhs Canal is to be shout ~ miles long, extending
rom Nashville, Iowa. to Keokuk, lows The with at
the surface inside Of the Canal 10 to be iron 6e
40 feet in emb sDkn ent and $50 feet In excavation
AID 10 lop water to be feet d e2. All tue msteiia'
excas fan tho Prism Of ,hs Canal 10 ba rsea iu
building the in ank The latter, tbroG-haat the
greater part the iii tance be about 500 feet tto
fhs shcre. Where rock excavation occurs III bot
tom the o.ual will have slope Of y inches t' the
ns. The emhs, kmeut TO be bailt OF earth, cay ard
rock be ftsl ds on top, tnelndine The f- ap
covering aud TO Ss two fest above high water mark
With slopes Of base to vsrtic!e he outside. an
~ bsse % vefllcai the inside Tn. average tira-
ness Of the prsp Ion @ oe 's' , On me out
portion of thu above has ar ally been Constructed
Say one-nini the tatance, or 50 much thereof as Z
remainder Of the fur d approPta'ed <5oo eoe-
wi pay for Is TO be rolet-
All pro poi,ions must state the price mt which each
aHf every kind Of work specified 10 the propos to h
dors and bid will be considered that is not definite
in this respect.
p-, ted cory Of this advertisement must be attached
to zach proposat
all bids
Each hid must contain written printed guaranty
nRns0 ~ ftsponstDie ptFSoHh.
Blanks for propo.as OF the form required, with form
OF guaranty will be furnished upon application at this
esice.
The price pr'ces In the contract will re considered
including the 2se uf furnishing all the material
Excepting the right Of way ard land toi bnfrgw pts
implements and and performing tne VOL
according to the plans and specifications exhibited st
the 1-'ting.
Fife PER cent Of the amont of any work done, Or
furnished the contract price thereof VIII
be reserved until tie Whole work. which Is the sub
Of con,r act. shall ha entirely completed
The name psmes Of the persois proposing must be
written in full with .heir place OF residences and
post nff1ce address.
Plans maps specia a,ions and all necessary papers
will be rsndy for xsmnati,n ids Office fifteen JAY
prior Ia tho date of Tho letting.
Persons roposf-g contract requested 70 rsn and
cramine the of the cork fore sendtng in their
btdr
Proposals shoud be tddressed to ths undArtighed At
Eeokuk Iowa ami should bs endorsed ''Proposts Tor
work on the Improvement of ',e Dts M7ines Rasids"
j. IL WILSON,
Lieut., Col. s5th Infantry, Rrevet Maj zen, u S A.
Official
L. COOPER oYEaJAN,
Capt. Corpsof Engineers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-28
FROM CHICAGO.

Cn1cAco, Oct 27.
Wheat has declined il Chicago, within the
past four months, nearly 6fty pefDsnt. At
The last Of June wheat closed at 81 90.
Yesterday sales were made 1t 81 Is. The
amonnt in store has steadily inersassd from
4a6. 600 to nearly million and . quarter
bushels. The loss to holders must amount
to nearly 100000.
The Tribunes New York special says: The
opinion is now growing more general that
the extraordinary stringency Of tho money
market viii continue some time, which may
result in considerable financial disasters.
Borrowers are kept in constant alarm by the
reports that the pressure will be unprece-
dently severe. This week lenders exercise
the closest scrutiny in regard to collaterals.
The mercantile circles havs taken the alarm,
and there is . general marking down Of
goods.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-28
LATEST By TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM NEW lURk.

New YoRH, Oct Fl.
The Republican State Committee has is>
sued an address to the people which says:
The Democrats despairing Of saccess by any
other means, now propose to make that great
safeguard Of the Democratic Government,
the ballot,box, the means Of tLwarting the
will Of the people and giving them the sem
blance Of success By asystem Of frauds I'M.
paralled in the history Of nations. They say
to watch aud challenge every man at the
polls whose right to vote is not we'll known;
not only challsnge, but convict apd imprison
all who register and vote illegally.
VIM. Laimber WAS nominated last night
for Congress in the sth district BY the Repub
lcan CONVENTION. This completes the Con-
gressional nominations throughout the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-28
FROM NEW TURK.

New York, Oct. u.
The Women's typographical Union and
the Sewing Machine Operators Union met
last evening and formed central association
Of working women, BY consolidating the two
societies, with Miss susan B. Anthony %
President. Miss Anthony announced that
Anna Dickinson had offered to lecture for
the benefit Of thu Association.
II is rumorsd that deficit Of $162, 900 has
been discovered in the public accounts Of
the province of Quebec.
The steamships Heivstis; from Bremen,
and City Of Boston, from Liverpool, arrived
this morning
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-28
GENERAL SUMMARY.

1t viii thrA he aeon that OF one hnadred patients
treated by homeopathic physciahs, eight viii die, whir
L the number treated ty Aiiapathic physi-
elsns thirtytour will die: and Of ihs myiet who die
nritr old school treatment the world over Hom9opath
ie t.stneBt would Of ssrrs hundred
h~mdnus has Aythipg DO with the earring stu
In certsin medical iestntons 30 prevent them
from ugatin III 10 ~ stem { saedieine
oet2 GEO. 4 kliIR0ER. NJ ID.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-28

DR.. GEO. E. EHlNGER.
HOMEOPATHIST!
Office osy Fourth Street,
Bet. Main and Dlonieau, KEOKTK.

Having had Is years of experience. part of the
ii Old Sehe fhy sician. am warranted In
endin my present nde Of treatment superior
bspg sntr Is free rom lar sh aud tra
tee ofasine poi.onors OF he-crty Arsenic. Opium
&c Shef hy much irraparablo injury Is staptty
aui" win continue TO pay special attention TO the
of Women and Children, and Chronic sca.es,
such scrofpl dinensss II ha lungs sna Throat dis.
" the Eye stinaiien Pls Dsspspis, 81, &c
ny the following comparative statistics pre pared by
the Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance Company Albany
N Y the rdst .up-rority Of Hommopsthy win appcaf.
In its announcement thNt Company SAY:
ero those who enulov the homeopathic eystem NJ
Msdicine when ~, this COMPANY will ts.ke dedu
Of PER cent from the usual rate. of premium, seng
sast.h>d that the mortality fro dsesse 10 vastly
under this mods of treatment. From large AS Of
.tsttica gathered from all parts OF tho civzcA wcr Id
and supplied largely by AIspathin antbo.ties enh &C.
Ing tho records ofhc treatment of SO 600 Of
diseese IL drawn the following:
a EN- rp At auMAApv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-28
FROA WASHINGTON.

NEv Yosx, Oct. ~.
A Washington dispatch says: There is
considerable comment here on tho fact that
General Rosecrans, who was expected to
leave for Mexico on the 2sd, did mot sail, but
10 still in New York. It is nov over four
months since he Vas confirmed, and more
than month since he received his instruc-
tons. General Longstrset, who expected to
accompany him, and has been in New York
several weeks for that purpose, rstarnsd here
to day and left for Lynchburs tonight. He
expressed his belief that Gen. Rosecfans
would not 70 to Mexico at sll.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-28
FROA CALIFORNIA.

SAX FRANCISCO. Oct. 81,
A sharp earthquake shock was felt ct mid
night which occasioned considerable fright,
but no damage Was done.
A Republican member Of the House Of
Representatives Of the Oregan Legislature
has resigned, the Governor accepting bis re-
.iguation. This leaves the House without .
quorum.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-28
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. q.
Senator Trumbull il addressing large au-
dience at the Library Hall to. night. His
speech 10 mainly devoted to financial argu-
msnts. The drift Of bis spssch 10 similar to
that made at Springfield recently.