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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-17
Skies Sright.

The above blel quotation is one which we
like 10 look al. The tiaie hunoIed and eloquen.
"ta.her lilichie.a now no mole, used II iiequel +
~ in the midsl vi many Of the campaigns pro-
ceediua glofuu> Democratic lriumpiis. We be-
lleve we are folly authorized lrom what see aud
know, 10 say the skies ale indeed '.brig hln
aud "hrighlenng." !lauds and slorlns. II is
tiu,'. overcast our political heavcns Immediately
after The Saun,on Coueenta. adjourned, hui the
clouds arcrapIliy disappearing. and .he SIX ybeeins
to look bright and cheering. We have 10 doubt
now oil the triumphant election OF The Democrat
ic Hlirket-not doubt. We believe the ilue-
hearted, the intelligent and iicoliup,ihle Dem.
ocracy OF lie State themselves culid secure The
election OF eur ticket but the democracy will
nul be unaisird III The ,ontllct. Thousands oil
The iuesi aiid best oil lbe Wigs Of the State will
esteem il an homer 10 vote for tie nominees oi
the Democratic PARTY We speak what We know
Genuine wings IN Rock ing ham " h2s whit
never before have cast democratic vuie-wil
vote u, May ex.tor ta truly great man, that no
Die and gifted AND eloquent dele der oil the nights
oi lie 'Pe, Ii Try a. WISE. We have hare
Rockingham wings say 70. and they but ech,
AMI re,eche the declaration made By other eool
wings in other parts ofihe State. The Know
Nothing movement, Wills, i! has taken lrou
our ranks some lew whom we had hoped better
things has ainced many Of the best. most intel
ligent wings oil The State 10 declare their pnpos.
% vote Tor the first time in their lives ia May
next, Tor the ''irbune OF the people y In view
lheil oi all the lights around us, we feel iull,
authorized TO use The hpari-cheerine quotation
IA, the head Of this paragraph. - Register.
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A New AND NovKL Fxr4n,ssr.-We urJe,

New AND Novel FxrGbisNr.-W under
stand that The keepers Of large beer SALOON ia
'he Bowfey, since Mayor Moods stringent
measures ior the prevention OF selin. liluo.
Oh the sabbath, has gwen customers notice Ina,
he Will hold Diriae service in his saloon al
ten O'Clock, A, NJ, To continue until ten O'Clock
at light. In dccordance with this notice. a
large congregation assembled al The appointe
hour, when he commences the exercises by
leadln. il portion of the Scriptures alter which
he proceeds 10 exlorl his congregation in a
manner which we think The Name Law ,nr,l
and Mayur Wood wuul,! not feel themselves
veryAhishly halerel BY listening To his re-
marks, which ale said to be Of the most
slolent AN. wicked character, are frequently
applaudrd by his hearers. Il is slid tina. on a
person goi1g into the saloon, and taking
seal they ask tor Il prayer boob. which the Tar.
lender miseonst7nes lnlo ii request for bottle
e beer, aud according y sels one before him
with glass. After The speaker has proceeded
Inr some Time hat Is passed AROUND, and
objection taken NJ 10 pay The expenses Of The
,aeelpg, alter which auntl,er speaker is in ro.
duced, and thus the mesll. is kept up mai
IA late hear in the evening"
i this dues nol eqnal any trick which has
ever been Introduced by The anti Name law
men O. Name, it does not fall far shor, Of it,
The Mayor has the full particulars under his
SUPERVISION, ard assures Us that he intends
canplt.,rl breaking him up, and that loo in
very sh IT uider.N T. Express.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-17

A FAVORED CoMMusIrY.-A letter from O.
maha city, Nebraska, Of January l9.h, 10 he
Cleveland Plaindealcr, closes with this para
graph.
THE weaher here is sill delightful. In
,rnih Wa hare had no winter Oh this side OF he
Missouri iWer. Say TO all yonI hieuds IN Your
part otihe country, Who lrnnbled with uys.
prpsia, tonchlils, lronchlal dyspepsia puluo.a.
y elections, and chronic dshllny. from auy
C .use to come 10 Nebraska, il thcy wish to b.,
reslosed. It's mid climate aud elastic, hraslna
Is sure ie,ioI alive from diseases ii
me atoss eaafacies, aud guasaalse d lng HE. !"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-17
CHEAP FURNITURE.'

r AN this day receiving from Boston and New York,
i II Sofas different patterns, doz. best Mahogany
Chairs, IL large Mahogany Rocking Chairs 10 do1
Cane seat Chairs, and doz Rocking Chairs, from
So to ST. also have is Centre Tables, bought at the
of my own make that will sell to those that buy for
cash or on very short credit at prices that must sur
prise the purchaser For Bargains call one door
west of Central bank. a. ID. GHANDLhH'
LSO,-Metalic Cases, large assortment kept
constantly on hand, at variety OF prices, and UNI
Ian "a f''fs A. D. C.
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pemocratio Slate ORGANIZATION.


An adjourned meeting of the State Democratic
Executive Committee of Virginia, was held in Rich
mond on Tuesday, March 6th-John rutherford in
the Chair, and VIM. +. Richie Secretary. SKA
WIN. F. Gordon, Jr., Esq, of Albemarle, was ap-
pointed the Congressional Elector in the Albenarle
District, in the place of VIM J. Robertson, Esq,
who had resigned the position.
The following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That this committee recommend that a
Convention of the Democratic party be held, for the
purpose OF nominating Democratic candidate fortle
Board of Public Works in the Centrn section of the
State and they suggest Charlottesy lille as the place,
and the third Thursday (the l9th) in April, as the
the time for said Convention. -
The Committee then adopted the following Ad-
Dress and instructed the chairman to aix bis sigma
ture to the Address and have it published by the
Democratic papers of the State.
JOHN RUTHERF0ORD, Chairman.
D..
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NOTICE TO WESTERN MERCHANTS

DFRS0NS who ship goods from the Northern cit
Il les can send them direct to their destination, by
consgning them to Stephen Hunter, General Freight
Agent at Richmond, it being distinctly understood
that Bills Of ladins be sent stating precisely the
amount of freight on such goods to Richmond. Ii
this is done the goods will be forwarded direct to the
nearest depot and the whole charge collected there
If the bills OF adng not sent, this Company VIII
not forward the goods until the bills Tor ireight 70
this city are collected and OF course will not be re.
sponsibe for loss and must charge extra price for
storage. IL. d. WlllTC0MB. Supt Traspor-
Ian. 20. [taion.
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scene in Krow-Nothinx Council


Muses. Eaines, member of The Legislature
OF New York, publishes letter describing his
eeefiicn IN Know. Nothing Council in Syr-
achsr, alter voting Tor VIM, H. Seward, lot
Uniled States Senator:- r
Mr.. Barker informed the Grand Council that
would make explanations in relation 10 my
vote cast at the lasl election. While wac pro-
ceedlng IL do ST. one Of the members asked me
for whom | soled for United States Scnator2
When ref lied William II. Seward. 1t crs-
altd great excitement IN all parts OF the
hall. Some twenty or Thirty more vehement
Than The rest, rushed forward 10 the platform.
Kissing, stamping their ieei, guashing their teeth
extending Their arms with cieuched fists, cry.
my out, With couutenanccs flushed with excite
meni, "Irailor," 'PeIjuler,' .'Lar,n svilliaun
ana other epithels, accompanied with The sx-
ciaination. hustle him out,n down slaius
with him, !" s'lhrow him out Of the Window"
sc. &c ~ F
by this time, the meeting Was in a completes
npfoaf. Thu III, siding officer could nul con.
lroi those present, aud declared the meeting al.
Jonrned Tor one hour. There vas then gene
raj rush TO lhr platform where was standing.
Some vi the foremost seized my collar, but Dy
Tue eAefion ofa few personal friends, was
saved nom infiher violence, by being, with
great haste, escorted down private stairway.
While others closed the doors and kept back tho
mob. When reached The street, Mir. Barker
advised me to go 10 my hotel. ard not 10 show
myself about the place hut 10 leave the CITY in
HE hisl eanveyance. Having TO other busi.
ness 10 attend TO, took his advice and left
syracuse in The list train
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-17
DOCTOR HOOFlAN DIS
CELEBRATED
German Ritters.
Prepared by
DR.. e.. Nj. JACKSON, ~
GERMAN MEDICINE STOEE,
sale, certain and PHEASANT.
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.

Doctor J. NJ. Wilson,, Lexington, Va, Feb.
9th, 1852, said !: Il am entirely out ofihe Ger
man Blltrrs They have become all the rage.
Nothing else selS.a
The Tenth Legion. published at Woodstock,
Va said, jan lOlh, 1850: IA Great Aledi-
eine.--NVe have uniformly retraned from rec
ommendine 10 the public any Of the various
patent medieires Of The day. unless thoroughly
conv inced OF their value. Among those we CON
slider worthy oi notice, Is The. Herman Rltiefs.
invented 10y Dir. Hoofantl, aid prepared by DR..
jackson, in Philadelphia. One instance, in par
iicular. in which the superior virtues oil this
medicine have been tested. has fallen under our
observation. During the last SUMNER son OF
Mr.. Ahram Crahill. oil This county, WAS very
seriously affected with Liver Compliant, and al
ter trying IN vain various remedies he purchased
a boillesaf the Biiets. and after using H., was so
much relieved soi his Distressing malady. that
he procured another bottle, and Is now restored
entirely TO health y
They are entirely vegetable. fee from injnr
aus ingredients. always strengthen the system,
ami never PROSTATE il. zzz,t
For sale Wholesale by Druggists in al the
principal cities. aud at retail hy apohecares and
storekeepers in every town in the United
States. .z#z=#s. - -
@, Sold by T. P. 81 B Esk,idge, slann.
Ion, A. Tucker, Baskerville. and by Druggists
and Dealers in Medicines every where.
Orf 40 1854 -1y
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NEW SUPPLY.

lust received direct from New FORK the follow
u ing very superior, Black Il Green Teas Black
Green, Plantation O'olong, Golden Chop, Heroquas,
Mixture. English breakfast, Ne Plus Ultra, Silver
leaf, aud Young ilyson.
We have also received very superior lot Of Brown
and Coffee Sugars, prices varying from to 8 cts.
Feb "a, 1889, ]. Is. BRECKENRIDGE son.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-17

FEARFUL RENcoNTKE WITH BEAR.-On The
2Sih ILL.,, ci.lz N ei Morgan county was hun.
ling Oh The Cacspon mountain, when his alien.
hon was drawn, sy the barking Of his dogs, toa
ledge OF rocks Approaching the spot he per.
celyed some object Which appeared TO be tho
head OF some animal He raised his lias and
tired, and Immediately huge bear came rushing
upon him. What ensued, Is thus described b.
The Bath Enterprise:
The hunter attempted TO defend himself with
mis- empty gun, this the bear threw from him
with stroke oil lis paw and hufed him upon
he ground ana bit him severely. Tbs hunter
then called his dogs to hi, assistance which en-.
gagged the attention OF the enrasrd animal and
enabled lhe PROSTATE map 10 regain has feet. He
then had recourse 10 his ,omahawk aud after =
SIT ing the munster. 7
The hutter afterwards entered the den and
captured lWo cubs
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-17

Hardware.

WWY II. WATTS s. +. C. RICHARDS .
w Have removed 70 the old stand OF j. b.
Brectinbriise & Son. opposite b. 4 j. S. Craw.
ford, having received additions 10 their stock
will be glad TO see their friends.
Saunton, Sept. "a, 1898.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-17

The U. S. BANK The llusiess 81 the United
States Bank annonnce tina, no claims against
that institution Will be received atier The 10Th af
April next, and that they viii proceed 10 max =
final d., dvnd to the creditors.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-17

o. The House Of Representatives, Of PraG.
s,lsaaa have passed Il very stflng.,4i b.li II
l'ronihn tbs sale OF Intoxicating d,inks II that
sta 6,
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SPORTING EMpoRIU.

132 Main Street, Opposite Eagle Square,
81 RICHMOND, VA. se.s
fNRllE largest and most extensive stock Of
.Isa Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Walking Canes aud
Fishing Tickle in the State; together with a
general assortment Of Fire Arms aud Sporting
Articles: Colts Reyolvels OF all sizes Reyaly-
ers al all makers; Dixon's Hawkesley's and
Sykes Pow der Flasks; Pistols OF every kind
and description Shot Rags, Pouches. Belts,
Game Bags, Drinking E'lasks: Gnn5 Wadding,
English and German Single aud Double Guns,
bY the case or single one, at all prices. Eley's,
Walkers, Cox'S, Wesie, s, Richards, G. D.
and other Caps. A general assortment oil Poek-
Ell Cutlery. ,rsz -
Sept. 25, 1854. - iss.la
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va. We are authorized to announce Col. An
DREW II. BYRD, a candidate for reelection to
the House Of Delegates of Virginia. from Highland
County. ~ sss
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-17

RICHMOND, January 10, 1855.
In reply to letersfrem many persons OF the Central
District, and in accordance with personal
ap, locations, announce myself candidate for the
Office of Commissioner Of the Board of Public Works.
KICH'D G. MORRIS.
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Mr. Nise's Appoiutmeuts.

The following the appointments of Mr.. Wise
speak in those localities, which paper reach
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-17
SECRET DISEASES :

sITsAS ulscovtFtd The must SPeedy, FleasaH
Isl and Etlectull Remedy in the world
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-17
Dl. Johasoa's Mrigora'iag Remedy, flo,
Genital DetiiHy


d.. Johasoa's InriyordiinS Remedy, joT
Genital Debility
Nv Tins great an,i important remedy. weak.
ness Of The organs are speedily cured, ana tul
viaur restored. Yhousan,lsoi The most nervous
and debilila,ed, who ha lost all hope. h:ve
been Immediately relieved. All lmped'snen's
to 1iuriase, Physical or Me'llal plsll,aihea'.
ton. Nervous lrrl'ability. trembling ana eak-
ness, OF Exha',sllon OF The most ieas'a' Sitd,afe
speedily cuied.
YOUNG MEN
wb, have inbred themselves by Certain
p,a,,i,. indul.esi in when 'aloue-a habit ire
eneu,ly learned finn evil companions or at
.,'bnni1,he effects Of which are nightly felt,
.vsn when asieen, and if no, cured, renders
,nar,;,oe impossible, an. DESTROYS both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
Nh,t /, ,,itv tina, Young man, The hope of
III, .n.n,,y ard me DARING of his parents,
.h',,I n. sn',,rhsl ,lro,n all PROSPECTS aud en-.
:'',..,.,,s If liz. II. the cons,oue,,ces Of eeyia-
;,, ron, ,hs M IN II nature. aud INDUCING in i,
,.srs,;n secr., hAht. Such persons before con,
.s,ani.,;uy .a.sl4 E
MARRIAGE
80, sauoI rn;nd an,, hodv arr. thu,
sh'uu .e"s ~ ,s,tss -, ,.'r,n,s Communal
most neee'sa,y ,,,;,h,n, ihsss ,h. ;ans,,,,
napp'hess,; c, '" no s.." ,rs.,v n,,;maaa The
u'ousn 49," 'i.st...s IN liza view ,he mind
"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-17

TIME Books of \. NJ. SsAPsoN, to January LIST have
l. been transferred to L. ii. Phillips, who is author
lied to settle up the business Of the Old firm.
Jan 20. A. Nj. SIMPSON 4 co.
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Especially. who have become the victims Of
Solitary Vice, III ii dreadful and destructive ha5-
it, which annually sweeps to untimely grave,
thousands OF young fnen OF The most exalted
..leuts and brllian, intellect, who might other
wise nave eh,raueed listening Senales with the
Numbers Of their eloqnence, or walked 10 ecsta
ey the living Tyre, may call with inli coa-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-29
Cmledonian Congh Iozenge..
KHoDIs' IEvIn AND AG,E c,nr

EOK the Prevention and Cure Of IETERAiTTEsr
L and kEalrTENT fEvERs, tEyER aud aGUE, CBItIs
and FEVER, hraB AsuE. GEsERAL DEBILITY. NIGHT
>wEArs ana all other forms II disen5e which have
a common origin III Malaria Miasma
Tins l. AATl RAJ AIID0TE which will en-
tireiy pfotec' any resident traveller even in the
most sIckly or swahIy localities from any Ague
Bilious disease whatever, er any injury from =
stautly nhaIng Malaria or NiasHA.
IL viii instantly check the Agne IN personE who
have suffered for any Length of time, from one Gay
Q twenty years. 50 they need never 70 have another
CHILL by continuing IN ase according 70 direction.
The paien' al "nce begins 20 Recover appetite and
stegnth, anu continues until permanent and rad
ical cure IL effected.
Tu~ One or TWO bottles will answer for any ori-
nary cast; may require more. directions
printed IN Germas French and Spanish accompany
each bottle Price ono dollar. Liberal discounts
made 10 she trade
JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, L. l.
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The Universitys Family Remedies.

| >St I'D under The Seal. Sanction aud Authority
1 Vt Tire University If Free Meaiciu and popu ar
knowledge. chartered by tie STAT OF Pennsylvania,
ipri ~, 1885 with capital If sl0n, coo, mainly
f9r The purpose of arrestin- the evils u spurious
snd W oTthi,ss Nostruins also, for supplying the
Immunity with reliable remedies wherever com
pettnt Physician cannot Will not he employ d.
ihis Institution has purchased from Dr. JoHs k.
kowAsp, his celebrated
EpNANDsS TONIC MINTI RE,
Known for upwards Of twenty. five years tie
emily sure and safe cure for Fever and Ague, de.,
and his nestimable remedy for Bowel Complaints
keaands Compound syrup II Ba, KERRY Root,
which highly approved and popular remedies, to-
geiher With the University Remedy for Ccmpla nts
IT the Lungs the University K medy for Dy pep-
STA Or Ind gestion; the University. Eemeey for
eostive Bowels; also, the University Almanac nay
be had at the Branch Dispensury. or Store If
MCKINNEY a RUNNER, kcokuk.
ISah xiv
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4aS'' arr Das and Unpaid for NE lea, 1858.
Lot Block Value Tax Cost
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CAUTION To A0lE SI-TFTRfNe

lake no NOR Ar-tnic Mercury Qnli1ina sfFyeh-
nine. u Ant ferigdes mr'iiein any KIND, tie
slrtue u a4eh A. epang IN sufh sair.iAout drug.
Iae mest they IL j. "ticak the thiils' m a
snort time, wAie thy to constitution
NJ maladise that aase cnis with iife. X member
hat the only Iey,r and Agae ~ tLat i ha N
we'll rs sure. II
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
Ii H. AlKE~, Agent, Keokuk,
And by ! SINGER, AZ IT. ApntrV.e
pt -. '3as--tiawt.
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INlIlE.NrL. OF MERII-

"LEWlsyURs, Union Co., Pa May 2, 1855.
Mn. j. A. EnouEs-i)ca1 SIR; 1De hox If N. Ii
cinc you sent ma duly rcee iycd on the lth II
April. | have rod about half IF IT, ard 60
faG h people la have used are satis fed that il
has currd tn II has certainly stopped the Ague
i every oAe who has usy d IT., aud six e ths cases
were # long standing. NJ sister. WHO La had j
tor hteer six year. tack and could never Ct il
stopped, excapt by Quiuns and that only as long az
sae weuid take II, IL nov, think. ,ntisely by
your remedy u. r. McOINLl ~
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PROOF OF SAFETY.

New lnrk, June III, 1855.
. have made chemical examination If HHopRs'
FEyER Ash AeCE CaRE, OF 'AsripgTE TO MALAEIA.'
and hay tested 10 fer Ar~enlc, Mercury, Quinine,
and Sirychnlne, bur have not found particle II
either III il, base found any substance in is
composition that would pfov injurious ths consti-
tutton. JANIS X. Chiffon, NJ. ID, Chemist"
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AieAnndcr,s Pelamlens.

fiI 0hfAA AMEhlAAN iSlR lcNlI.
VIVIAN i more dssiFai.c b the yong han be
" inAufsAnt lovks ( Xauih AHd teauly " hpt
!. more Dreaded IS the mldie-agesi 'taH gray hfzg
" bV I hat Il aid but wauId aye5i ba58ue~r wins h
an oil be accomplished ~ using Alexander Fr
Hmicus So unive' sally aek gel r. be the
apertar article fF heauttfy ing the liar. rnh win h
" tquahs eheoiaus % pfessgYtng 81 natural heath
far sale at - Main ~tlett. ~
Juur "a --sftf NINgUEII 4 no
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CARRIAGE nA>IFACTOUy

JOHHsOn Street, botWeen Ist and I'd.
- . Bk1 AN GO. Having permanently e.
II tablishcd ourselves in Keokuk with An ample
aRRpiy Il ths very best material for the manufac-
STR VI v"Friages buggles, Gigs and Hacks, we are
prepared 20 make ali articles in our line. IN tha
fsry best syie and of the choicest material on rea
sonaoie terms aud prompt notice
sept -, lS55--dIy
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j. w. Scroggs
LII WRER YARD. KE0KVk.

IN GonssTt Street between 4th aud sth ,traefs
onorth Of Main street. A large assortment If
Lumber and Shingles, Of best quality, always on
hand ao,gr
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G.. w. Sanders.
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS

'IsHE undersigned has now IN has
L Ware Rooms, and designs keep 5Jf51
ing constantly on hand we'll sc
leced assortment Of ali kinds Of Furniture, embia-
eng Marble Top Dressing, and pam bureaus I'm.
and plain Sofas; fine and plain Center and Card
Tables Cane seat and Windsor Chairs Rocking
Chairs Of every description from plain wooden
seat, to the finest hair cloth stuffed plain and
fancy turned Cottage Bedsteads Of the latest STYLES
Lounges, DC.
Looking Glasses Of all sizes; Clocks, Carpetings
hoor and door matngs, floor and table oil elotls,
mattresses, feather busters, carriage trimmings,
window shades and trimmings, and every other arti-
Gle usually kept in my line of business.
Part Of my stock was made under my super
vision. and the rest bought from manufactures II
high standing that / can warrant every article
f0r durability and finish of workmanship.
My object Is to establish permanent business
here, and not On the Peter Funk principle; anu as
an indncement 10 parsons to purchase OF me, am
resolved 10 sell at the lowest ST. Louis prices
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. will always take pleasure In showing
furniture TO Ladies' and Gentiemer who call on me-
whether they feel inclined to buy not.
May 81, lS5i.--ddwtf u. w. SANDERS
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Notice 10 hereby given % The owners Of the Tot.
described in the foregoing list situated in the city
Of keokuk, Lee county and State Of Iowa. who's
names are mentioned above and all others interested
that said lots have been assessed and tax levied
thereon by the City Council If said City for the year
1855, and unless pay ment be made If the taxes s.
levied and also all before the 30th day # Oeo-
Der. A. ID. 1855, the said lets or much thereof as
shall be necessary To discharge said tax and eot
will be sold the day aforesaid, nj the Mayors 81
foe, in said city. between the hours II O'Clock A
NJ. aud o'clock, P. NJ, and viii continue from
day TO day, until the sale shall b. completed.
Sept. 18th, A. d. 1855. THOS. MARTIN
epl5 Collector Of shs city Il keokuk.