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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-15
TORNADO ON LAKE PePlM.

The Lake City tMin.) Leade, Of the 9th contains an
account OF the great tornado which passed over Lake
Pepin and vicinity on tuesday evening. The tornado
was about 800 yards wide. A number OF houses
were torn to pieces and several persons injured.
little daughter or Mr.. Carson, Mount Pleasant was
ing OF Patrick Mccullough, OF West Albany, was
struck by lightning about midnight, and
made complete wreck. The Leader says
ave drst saw the tornado as 1t was whirl-
Ing out upon Lake Pepin our attention was ar
rested by hearing hoarse and awful roar, drowning
the noise OF the thunder storm that then pass
ing over the tOwn. Looking southwark, we saw a
2v0 yards It's position was then diagonal, With the
small end incllning downwards. Ine roar OF 1t was
terrible. When IT passed out upon the lake 1t as
suIneu more upright position, sank little and
commenced drawing up the waters TO meet 1t; and
for some fifteen minutes which was about tue period
Of Its passage across the lake, the waters over
space OF at least 800 yards In diameter were
violence and commotlon That were awful to
behold. The spray and mist, mixed with
the clouds Of dust carried by the wllrlwlnd from
the shore, gave the scene the appearance OF lake
fire. As IL neared the opposite shore the cloud
took the perfect tunnel shape OF the ocean water
spout standing III a perpendic lar position. Leav-
ing the lake. 1t swept the waters out upoI the
Ieet deep above the ordinary level OF the lake. 1t
srrnck Bogus fiatiy Iii the mouth, and as it
rose TO CLIMB the bluff and pass over mo Bogus
valley the trees that IL lfted from the blur side
were distinctly seen IRON Lake City, four miles
distant sailing away IN the tornado four or five
before IT, Fences were blown away, the largest
trees torn up and broken into spiinters one solid
white oak, two feet and half through, was twisted
completely on.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-15

CINCINNATI COURT PRoCEEDINGs.--Two lawyers
Of Cincinnati came to blows one day last week on a
quesIlon OF veracity having told the other Gatly
tnat he ned. An officer Of the court nteriered and
prevented either OF them being much injured. Dur
ing the fight the Court sat quietly by, an iu-
partial observer, aud wuen IL was over renur K cd
tndI he did not wish to interfere In the natter but
when man called another liar he deserved 10
have his mouth slapped. At the conclusion OF the
opinion OF the court the attorney VINO had given the
lie SAID he would defend himself outside the court
whereupon his Honor adjourned court for The pur.
pose O; allowing the parties to ugnt out; but as
the concluded to settle the matter IN some other
way the court was again opened and the arguments
proceeded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-15
SITUATIONS wANTED-EEMALEs.


Cooks, Ckc.
7 It'll Av., IN THE FURNITURE sToRE.-A Goon
Germap girl 10 do plain cooking chaabe rwork and
waiting In a private family. ~
q 9TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN Az FIRST
class COOK IN meat and pastry, In hotel or boarding
house, no oblectiou 10 the eounry good reerence can
given. Can DC seen for two days - -
4, LIspENA.D ST, IN TIE REAk-A RFsPECy1
Bile girl ~ plain cook good washer and ironer clio
srence hrequred. Can fortwo days Wy 'e''
90 CLINTON STA RESPECTABLE PRoTFsTXN5
10 woman as cook Can on or address e. X
90 WEST nth STA REsPECTARIE W0.
DO man cook; understands her busincss, ran g,vs
best references from her last place. w. s'''
IT BROOME ST., IN CANDY sTORE-A WHOM
and a GIL aged IA wish situations, tbc mo,ber N.
cook the girl for up stairs work. " ~ ~ 80
On WEST IlrH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
on plain cook, washer and ironcr IN a smat urtvae
family good city references. Call for two days - f'
OF 9TH Av, BELOW sTH ST., OVER THE RAGE
ry-Two girls as cook, washer and ironer M,
other chambernaid and waitress; have best
from two families.
mo WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN As
IVA cook In private faulty; undcrs all kInas Of
family cooking for either city country; obeaou To
assist IN washing and ironing u required to charge
OF milk and butcr bert city references Cali for two days
1Cl ATLANT1CisT., BRoOKLyN.--A SMART, CARA.
LII bic rirl 10 do cooking general Homework
spectfu economical and neat servant and excellent
washsr and rones best reference Given. City country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-15
MICHAEL McCOOLE,
lWM. CARROLL flor +. ALLENl.
PERSONNEL OF THE MEN.

PERSONNEL OF THE MEN.
McCOole's face Is now clear OF any effects of the
lat. nsnt, except slight under the night eye.
he does not look to be In as much flesh as he
the dag OF the aght. He looks little ike prize
lighter. lie 10 large or frame, displaying little
Activity but great hitting powers His face is a com
oinaton OF benevolcnce and good humor. 1t IL
luch lace as would pick out OF crowd and
ask the man protection from imposition. HIS laugh
81 honest and Jolly and he loves to provoke laugh
III others. On tae whole, he seems to be O joylal
genial, good-natured, companonaDle man, VITA
heart holdlng malice toward none and with good
will toward all.
Anen mas stolid, unsympathetic face, devoid OF
any expression except that OF earnest determIna-
ton. lie Is altogether ungenai in his nature SEEM
ing to possess few feelings IN common with others,
but having lofty confidence In his powers OF nit.
ing and keeping out Of another mans way In light
Gallagher Is tall, bony, rough vsaged man, only
twenyfour years OF age, but evidently possessed OF
tremendous powers, and as lively his pins as any
cat His reach "a tremendous He claims he can
step three feet back and forth aud has reach OF
three feet forward, which gives him play or nine
feet, and doesn't believe any man can hit him when
ne Is guard. II lie lights Alien the latter will have
bis hands full.
That these men nil mean business there can be no
doubt, and u Alien whips MeCooe there will be one
OF tue uvelest ns that ever came or Ia TINS coun.
TRY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-15
Prize Fight 10 Take Place Between Allen
and Gallagher.

ST.. Louis, July H. 1869.
prize fight was closed yesterday afternoon. Tie
battle Is TO take place on the nth OF August within
ffY miles Of ST. Louis for $500 SIDE omen for an
increase to $1,000. and excursion money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-15

T ABoRERS AT POuDRETTE WORKS, on HACKEN.
IL sack river New Jersey Railroad bridge,
from Jersey Chy; wages 81 so per day. board 81 50 per
week. Apply At the Works.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-15

WANTED-A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN TO COOK,
w wash and iron, with good city reference Apply after
o'clock AZ las East 2ist ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-15

D0Y WANTED-IN A WHOLESALE OIL HOUSE,
ID must write good hand and reside with bis parents An
ply In handwriting stating and references, oil,
Herald onlce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-15

WANTED GERMAN GIRL IN PRIVATE FAMILY
w to do general homework washing ironing at 10y
9Th av., between 2lst and 22d ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03
A N1cs lot Of scamps New York City poll
ticians ~. The Warrington Star says:

good many people in Washington who know
Collector smyths, Of New York, are laughing over
che spicy exposure Of that adroit politicians mode
IL doing business, made in the card of E. A. Pol
lard, showing how be vas appointed to the New
York Custom House. Smythe, whom called to &C
count for appointing An q rebel OF Pollard's
stamp, it will be remembered, alleged that he was
nised ~ to the character Of the individual he was
pstronising-had no idea that it was the rebel
historian it was some other Pollard; aud
that he removed him from office ~ soon rs he
learned Who 10 Was.
Mr.. Pollard shows that smyths know him and
the members Of his family perfectly well, and that
instead Of removing him he procured him to ere
sign with the distinct agreement that he was to
continue his salary; the resignation dodge being
simply to stop clamor and save Smythe from los
ing any votes on his confirmation Minister TO
RussiA Said emythe, with an intense wink,
"You resign, as at my request--be particular to
put II az at my reqness-and sha'nt appoint any
successor to your place, and yonr salary can 90 on
You SEE the gaae shall make on these fellows"
Pollard goes on at some length detailing his sub
sequent dealing with the slippery candidate for d.
plomstic honors. 1t presents altogether curious
chapter Of New York political ethics; but is alto
gether too long for our use. Az tho Senate has
decided not to act on nominations for the rest Of
The session, Collector 6mythe's little game on
sithsse fellows will not be likely to prosper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03
Ths baptist Church IN lswa.

From the minutes Of the Baptist State Con-
vension for the year 1868, Just Issued in pam.
phlet form, We gather some interesting sta
tissics relative to this growing branch Of the
Protestant Church. The membership in the
State is l7,405. That it may be seen in
what localities the church 10 the strongest,
We give the table showing the number Of
churches, the number Of pastors, the number
Of persons baptized in the preceding year.
the seventeen Associations into which the
State is divided:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03

TIE Cincinnati Comne-cial says: i" Our
Washington correspondent D. P. has no
Gently seen the Hon. Edwin n. Stanton, and
says that gentleman would not accept a Cab
met cdice, and regards his life Is public
man ended. Mr.. Stanton makes this state
nent under such circumstances that there ID
no question that his resolution is fixed not to
take the ofscs.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03

Leaving In hands Of com. 44,4 900 Of which
81 80 10 In cash, aod ~ 900 in what they
cAn - 61est hads = AmefisA, and sstsd 1t ths
very low prizes eT14 IS par sore, many Of them
setullsy worth Us to 80 per acre, and have no
doubt TIE satirs lands for the drst four hundred
mica usss1es > valas u - ~ ssss.
Now, cir, with this surplus In their hands, this
company BY their spokesman upon this door, the
gsatlsaaa iron Psansyfvasis, tsils a. With ap-
parent eandor, to use his own language, that this
great highway Il nstiens," tAis great thorough
fare bstwssn eight hundred million people In Asia
and two hapdfsA ntjliens In Eafope, Aas been
sonsarusGsa b The company sd sads nowhere,
and s>w Il wants any -fe1s nilss Of subsidy to
enable Il 10 Aahh ~ feaa up - Chays1ns Wells"
that II this 10 given the road will b carried to
ChsyGDas Wells, nd tha4 b. = Icing ~ VIII -
Cheysnss Wsals = Dssvss witiuds sobsidy, and
the reasonable conclusion 10 that t. this any -four
miles " subsldy 10 not granted thiS great worlds
highway will fail to eonHsss q Cheyenne Wells.
Now, sir. slmost any American citissa Of re-
sonaAls sssn would natafailJ ilquin shy cannot
the snpany tats tAis surplus day have in their
thong ~ ha1A ~ hAy-foue niles uilh that md
then have enough surplus lst to give every direct
or % ~ fsAA > paassasbas e10psasasi At The
lsask sAsy will havs plenty IT god lsads len.
whsss NY 90 - - work like tho mass or our
commitments and earn N honsst living, II tksf
cannot make living % road already Suilt sad
giYsa 70 then By tAs Go.ssaasas
And soaiA 49, tsquiIy naturally suggests
itself, sdpposlne nat this company had got no
surplus Of Assets, II they can build . road from
Chsnpe Wslla to Dsaysr. 3ssm miles. without ssbsi-
d1 wAy dAanst 49, tuiiA iris - miles ii The
sassw WY WAyaust the fAilars 70 ges this 81
"'s: q T., e ~ rS:, H.. Z.
to build Il, and they intsnd to baild it. Hut il
voal1 q sousoA - very eeraeAkls On their parx -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03

Total l7...........so s 100 1859 l74os 81 1856 g
The frst State Convention of the Church
Vas held ct Iowa City in the year 1912, ct
which time the Church had but 3s2 MEM
bers in the whole State. The first society in
the State was organized at Dsnville in 1884,
with three members Rev. s. West, the pas
tor. We can find In the minutes no state
ment Of the number nor value Of the church
edifces in tho State, nor the number Of new
societies organised in the past year. The
large number Of ccessions-1859-made in
one year, shows very plainly, however, that
the Church is prospecting finely and increas-
ing rapidly. Many new edi6ces have been
erec.sd, some of them very costly and i'm
posing.
Il Is { fact not generally known that the
Baptist denomination is only numerically
second in the Protestant Churches in the
United States. In 1850 the membership
amounted to l,l76,766. The Methodist
Church alone outnumbers them, it having ct
that time 1908, 1888 members.-Register.
The Hdrkeye charged Mr.. Price, of the
Second District, with stopping over and
supporting two bad projects, the first large
subsidy for the Northern Pacific Railway,
and the second Gen. Banks protectorate
scheme. In reply Mr.. Price writes this let
ter to the Hdwk> Eye:
Eos. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Will you allow
ne to say that was very much sstonished to find
the above in your issue ofthe 10th inst.
will merely say in reference to tho sentence in
relation to the Northern Pacific Railroad, that it
i IN satire mistake, and has no shadow Of foun.
dation in fact.
In refereace TO Mr.. Banks resolution for pro-
tectorate, wss opposed to II in AL its aspects,
but voted sgainst layingit on the table because
(as yos may ~ by referring TO the Congressional
0lobs} Mr.. Cailum, who u = member Of the Com
mittee Foreign Affairs, intimsted that IT should
20 back to that committee. do not think the
measure could have received twenty votes If it had
been put on its passage.
Very respectfully, &c,
ppyr,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world; the
only and perfect Dye harmless LIABLE instanta
neous disappointment ridiculous tnts remedies
he i'll effects Of bad dyes nvigorates and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful, black bro,cn. Sold by all
Druggists and and properly applied at Batch
lors's Wig Factory. No 10 Bond street, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03
RACl11c RAILn0ADs

nThe 81. Louis Democrst bAs such strongly
seaside Suggestions upoa the subject q -
P.c;sc Railroads, that ~ reproduce
a.re Ieeded. = 90 supha&ic way Of shos1n1
- 81, - ike them. We hope that hke
..A.ct;ona will oiIss themselves 70 svefy nAn
I. rc,~res.. The Government should net
- ma dollar 10 bonds or otherwise; should
- rive one farther foot Of land to aid II -
co.struction Of Pacific Or other railways.
.sIss FkilHAslpAis Hssssivss statt;ss =
prove thak ths Union PAcifc railroad il get
ting on splsndidly. Il shows that the gross
enpiusv g ~ ROD, issiadiae bslA ssds-
the Upioa Pacific and ths Genital Psc.6c-
Are moi 49, thAs 81, 700 nonthIy, and
that IL praty Of Ne Ceatsal Pse;6c, after
Ipay;ne Ill expenses and interest," On its COSTS
$3.50, 600 ia six moaths, while the proft Of
the U.iou Pacific, after paying expenses and
interest. VS. $47s, 40s 50. for tho year end
ins june 80, 1861 The hsss shsn goes on
10 ,hov that whom the two lines make con-
neet;on. and the enormous traffic now passing
around the Horn or By the isshmus comes
acro,s he eoatissnt By rail, the earnings
viii b not less than s2s, 0o0, 600 yesrly. These
ltatemes4s ars very suggestive Tho United
States has given TO these great corporations
10 lands and subsidies far more than it has
cost to build the road. The Union Pacific
company pockets At least twelve millions BY
theoppsraaiss, - the Central Pacific : san
sySnsl rRefs Boshet not - than twenty.
~ nsllioss bss sssn Ntssally tbro~DS s~sy
81 the Government to enrich few indiv'd-
Gals. And raov other companies are de-
nanding. OF Congress similar grants. Be-
cause these roads have been thus aided, q
lossa othsrs are elamorins for equal favo.
Tho South says because the North has re-
eeived this aid, therefore . Southern read
must be equally endowed. And the North
Pole company puts in its claim with the same
reason.
sis il not clear that il the road now nearly
completed pays . enormously, and will pay
ar more in the future, Government ha.
been esregiously swindled? II the United
States has been swindled once, is that . reas
on for being swindled again? Il itnot clear
On the contrary, thas the profits alone Ar
enough to secure the building Of all road
thaG ths eosntry really nesdA without Gov
efnassAt I'D. -
-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03
TESTIMONIALS.

HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice ofthe SaPrsme Court Of fsnnsytpania
write
Philadelphia March 16, 1867.
81 find Hoofands - German Btters Is
i've organs and AAgreat benefit in cases
of debility and action in the system.
Yours truly GEO W. WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THOMPSON.
Judg. of the sttpreme Court Of Ftnnsy'ranfa.
Philadelphia, April 70, 1866
~ consider 'Hoofands German BittHsa ralu4b,e
rnetcins Of attacks OF Indigestion dyspepsia.
/ can certify this from my experience of it.
JAMES THOMPSON"
From REV. JOS. II. KENNARD, D. d..
Itus,er of the Tsau Bpahst church, Philadelphia.
DR.. .fdctson-Dear Sir: have been frequently
quested to connect my with recommendations OF
different kinds Of medicines, hut regarding the practice
out OF my appfopfi Aate sphere, have In
all cases declined, but with clear proof in
various instances, and - particularly in my
family of the usefulness of Dr. Hollands German
Bitters depart for from my usual to
press my full conviction that for gerat dttg Of the
system, and specially for Ltrer Complaint IL SAFE
aud ratu1bls preparation In il may fail, bat
usually, doubt not, IT will be very beneficial to those
who suffer from the above causes
Yours, very respectfully,
J. II. KEnNARD,
Eighth, below Coates ST,
From Rev. e. d. EENDALL,
Assistant Editor Gtrtstian Chronicle ia9stphia.
have derived decided benefit from the of Hoof-
lands Gefian Btters and feel 1t privilege to
mend them IS q most valuable tonic all who suf
ferng from general debility or from diseases arising
from arrangement Of thslirer
Yours, truly,
RD. PENDALL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03

n. IOU0nRIDQE. M. Speaker. should
,.siiv slmost despair = anything like economy -
~ Sxpsuditus3s Or boGovsfnnsnt By this Con.
sreao Il thooeht thsfs could - any probability
81 = peseesebf this bill ID the form its passage
10 s1ksd for k1sits friends upon the door. re-
essd this @ eas Of the most basA bald aad iAex-
cusAbls atesmAs to dspsts the psblie Treasury for
privsas gain shAt have svss. kaown; and ssy
this without aoy psrsobai fsellne in the nattef,
ga asse Aasiax caesfaay liatsasA - tAs spssehss
II eaaaos aae.eSnoes1s) npb&bg ~ AfDds In
i1 aAvesa1s 81 Ia kFl 81 1884 ~
eie. what u the eass made outs We havs sat
here ~ nsprsesataGivss Of tie people. and hsaFd
IL e1aan ef tAta eni1eeAA aonpeng - b4,4Oye
a6hl1 - - = ~ 6fl - - 80
NlEGDG ~ - 10 = - 11e44 - ~
III eaAf41 VtSt4Is1Sary, ~hsshe1 ne elain-
ants hsvs naAs ost ssch > esas - Will Justify ~
In addiag that amount 70 the alrssay crushing
national debt 6enAeoea ef e1peQenes and Of
salsst hsvs sdvssstsi ~ s1Aan. ka&n thsrs we're
any sound elatns Of good reasons have NO doubt
thsy would havs bssn brossht to our notice.. .Rpt
must ~ 9TH ~ d. Ae5osenee % ~ A4vecetes
that lave As0d sneons tod, sound, sensible
reason In support Of this subsidy.
What 10 this case! The 0ovsrnmsnt, with
great stretch Of bssAliey, = 1907 granted 70 this
company subsidy accounting to $1,000 mile,
and every alternate section Of land toI tan miles
on 40 Mo Of the road, to build theh road from
the Missouri river q the mouth o. the. KAaans,
Al - 1al1e NtsA ~ UsS6a Paciac q the one
hundrodeh meridian u Longitude. In 1904 con-
gfvee, vita still further stretch Of lihsrality
th1Aael T. ee1npany b place Q frst mofteses
upon ths poad for us, eco mile, to take pfecs-
deaf 81 ths 0ovsgnnent lien, Nhich act they of
eo1l0 ~ AavaoeA0s Of TO tAe LIT dddSY. IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03

Ihsss Z propositions before Congress 70
declare Indians citizens, with al the rights
and privileges Of citizens, IN certain cases.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03
Hair Remover.
III hardware.

-
II kLLUGG & JOHNSON, Dealers in Builders Hard-
IN ware and fools, Agents for the Riverside Works
Wheeling Nails
Orders by mail allied with promptness and dispatch, at
lowest figures. IT8 Clark street.
REknEBAUM SONS, 24o Randolph street, Who.-
NJ sale iardwareand Cutlery Manufacture Iron Nails,
Carriage Bolts, ioose joint butts, etc, fenns Axes
and Edge Tools
N1ARKLEY ALLING Il CO. importers and Jobbers OF
lvI Hardware and Cutlery. 81 Lake street. Manufac
turers o. Wire Cloth, Sleeves, Riddles, &c.
w Hardware Cutlery, Agricultural Tools Agency for
American File 90 and Wheeling wallis IS State street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03

{ CALVIN A. WARxEs, Chief Justice Of Mon.
hama Territory, is at his home in Quincy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03

HILBEkE UBBARD Gu, fwfnes and CordaRe OF 81
~ descriptions, Cotton Canvass Of al widths And
wafhts Tents, Awningr and Covers, Tar, fitch 0akun
A'kie Blocks, etc, pos and 20l WAtef stret.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03
Paper.

T EWIS, HAM co sell Paints, Oils, yarnishes and
IL Window Glass, cheaper than any house in the
Northwest, 80 to e6 South Water street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03
DENVER PACIFIC r B.
JAsvAsr Is, 1859,

o. ~ bsli CO. No. SO for laad ennet and fishs
- ~ ose, ths uubitc lands 10 tho Denver Ps
sile Hallway, and fas other puTposss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03
OiIs. Paints and Glass.

T WILLARD FOX, manufacturer of Window Glass,
Ii White Lead, Oil and Putty; agent for Brandon
Paints, Richmond Prays Axe Oil, crosbys Carriage
Top Dressing. 81 Washington Ct.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03

DRtGHAM, GOODYEAR 4 HAYES, Coach and Fad
u dery uardxa are, Lea Their Hubs, Epokes and al
carriage work. Springs Axles Bolts and alleabe iron
lei Lake street. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03
TllinlDIe Ske ms.
Twines md COrdagc.

--s-
~ BROWN AGO, Manufacturers. Our skeins
W. tho heavieet and best offered 10 the trade. Send
for Illustrated catalogue 2s Kingsbury Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03
NOTICE.

Itisa we'll established fact that fully half Of the
female portion of oura1 population soldom
in the enjoyment Of sood health, e5, 70 ), use
their expression, k11'n never feel welt they
angud devoid Of all emeiy nervous and
have no appetite.
To this class of persons the Bitsrs the Tonic
pecialy commended
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the OF either Of these emedie
They will cure every OF MARASMUs without fat
Thousands of certificates have accumulated In the
hands of the proprietor but will allow Of the put
cation of but few. These it will be observ ed
Of and such standing that they must be ber
leved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03

Hats, Caps and Fars.
---7-s---7
Iron and steel.

GSWEET DEMsTER Il CO., Hats, Caps, Furs, Buck
- Gloves aud Mittens, l92 and lo4 Michigan Avenue,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03
Lanterns and Stoves.

uALL, KIMBARK 4 CO.. Importers and Dealers in
L Iron, stee Nails and Heavy Hardware, 80, 81 and
81 MICHIGAN ANanna.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-03

To drive away the clouds Of night,
The world sill stands In need OF fight
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