davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

BRlGHn YouNc SPEAKING. - Br,ahara
Young is still ''abroad'' in Utah. In . late
speech, the Holy Prophet talks to his saint,
hearers after this wise:
Up to this time we have carried the worlei
on our backs. Joseph (Joe Smith) did it If.
his day, besides carrying this whole people
aud now all this is on my back. with nv fam :
ily-96 wives and 22l children-to provide
Tor at the same time, and We will carry il al
and bear of the Kingdom Of God. And 70,
may pile on State after State, and kingdom
after kingdom, and all hell on top. and v 4
will roll on to the Kingdom Of our God
gather out the seed of Abrah am. build IN g
cities and temples Of Zion, anc. establish the
Kingdom of God to bear rul 9 over all the
earth, acd let the oppressed go free. have
never yet talked so rough in these mountains
as Did IN the United States when they killed
Joseph. there said cold IL ana aloud. .sIf
ever man should lay his hands ON me. and
say, ION account Of my religion. ) "you are
my prisoner" the Lord Almig hty helping me.
! would send that man hell across lots. /
feel SO now. Let robt ers keen their hands
of from me or will send them where ther
belong; am alwayf prepared for sach . \
emergency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

: p Rev. Rufus ". Griswold is to prepare
a memoir of the life and letters OF the late
Mrs. +. c. Judson, (''Fannv Forester, y in
Guiding, we presume, her literary produc-
tions, with critical comments. No man in
the country is better qualified to perform such
an Undertaking, and the authoress so late and
still fayorite with our people, will have a
competent and approaching biographer and
literary executor to collate her works and
commemorate her labors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26
rHE McFARLAND HOUSE,

FRONT ST. ............FT MADISON, IOWA,
Ii AS been enlarged and thoroughly novated
i i and is large and conmndious establish
ment, convenient to the steamboat landing, and in
the very centre Of business.
The undersigned has furnished it throughout in
the very best STYLE and trusts that q long expert
in the business will enable him give general
satisfaction.
Oct. 20, 1885. dAwtf b. +. ROE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

WoAgN's RIGHTS IN THE OLpES TINE. -
Some Of the earliest notices Of boxing match
es upon record, singularly enough, took
place between combatants of the fair sex
In an English journal Of 1922, for instance,
we find the following gauge of battle thrown
down and accepted
Challenge. Il, Elizabeth Wilkinson, Of
Cierkenwall, having had some words with
Hannah Hyfeld, and requiring satisfaction,
do invite her to meet me on the stage, and
box me for three guineas; each woman hold
ing half a crown in each hand, and the first
woman that drops the money to lose the bat
tie.
Ans,rer.-l, Hannah Hyfeld, of Newgate
Market, hearing of the resoluteness of Ellx-
abeth Wilkinson, will not fail, God uilhnq.
10 give her more blows than words, desiring
home blows, and from her no favor. She
may expect good humping
The half crown in the hands was an inge-
NOUS device to prevent scratching
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26
|. y. BARTLETT. NV. AANCoU
BARTLETT a MANCOIRT.

Successors 10 ". G. FHnkAousey,)
TROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
" No. 90 Main street. keokuk, Iowa, respectfully
inform the public that they have formed q partner
ship for the purpose Of carrying the above business
in all its various branches. Having purchased fhe
entire stock of Family Gro eries at the above stand,
design making such additions thereto, shall make
il Of the best stands Of the kind in the West and
hope by strict personal attention to merit share of
public patronage Charlie will wait with the wagon
a. usual. BARTLETT d MANCOURT.
10 '5h--dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26
Gas Fixtures.

TYNE undersigned prepared to receive orders
l. for fitting up stores, Offices and dwell houses
with pipe and fixtures for gas--promptly executing
The same and guaranteeing all their work 10 be gas
tight
All persons DESTROYS Of using gas, that have not
been called upon, requested To leave eher ad-
dress with US. through the Poet Office.
Ord RS executed in the succession in which they
received. SCOFIELD BROTHER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

MITCH ADo ABouT NOTHING. The Burling-
ton Gazette and the keokuk Times seemed
to take widely different views of the speech
OF Hon. d. 7. Holloway at the State Fair, and
the Hasrkeye very naturally called attention
to the fact Thereupon the Times backs OF
the stand, admits that the Gazette was right,
and endorses the statement of that paper. with
the additional remark that Col. Walker yery
properly interfered TO put stop to the po-
liilcal part of Mr.. Halloway's address.
Now will the Times do us the favor to
state Just when and how COL Walker inter
fered TO put stop TO Mr. Halloway's remarks.
According TO our understanding Of the mat
ter COL Walker did not interfere nor inter
rupt the speaker IL all, but after Mr.. Hal
ioway WAS through, Walker grumbled out,
II thought you came hers to make an agri-
cultural address, and not political speeeh''
which he rounded Of with an oath.
This remark after the speech was closed.
was not such an interference as put a ston to
it, but was very improper and uncalled for
specimen OF insolent and unmannerlv inter
ference of a Federal office holder ia the affairs
of the State Agricultural Society.
The only remarks made by Mr.. Hallowav
that could be tortured TO political bearing,
were those having relation to the fact that
Congress admitted the agricultural products
Of Canada, such as wheat &c., into the mar
kets of the United States, in competition with
our farmers, free Of duty, while at the same
time heavy duty was imposed on sugar
Political or not political, the fact is one that
affects the interests Of the farmer, and wac
therefore very properly presented in an ad-
dress made TO the farmers Of Iowa.
As il has no bearing whatever on the sala-
~ Of Col. Walker as Receiver Of the Land
Office, it was Of course none Of his business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

CO The Missouri Republican which has
backed up the border rufiians in al their out
RACES, and stood shoulder TO shoulder with
the Squatter Sovereign through all the Kan
sas troubles, now advises the adoption Of
moderate and peaceful measures. Having
succeeded in eecting Legislature and Del
egate in Congress by Missouri votes, the Ed
itor of the Republican thinks that there is
nothing more to be gained by violence, and
would therefore seek to humbug the nation
BY its hypoeritical professions in favor of law
and order.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26
JAMES IL. DUNCAN ACO.,
(.aA and Nfeam Pipe Filters

North side Main bet. sth and 9th Sts., Keoknk lowe.
A RE PREPARED To INTRODUCE GAS PIPE
a into dwellings churches, and other build
lngs, reasonable terins.
Our stock If gas fixtures will b. always adequate
to the demands If the trade, and connection Is
such that can furnish any pattern short no
tice. We would particularly call the attention If
those wanting Steam Pipe connections TO brought
pipe, which has almost entirely superseded cop
per pipe. stock Of all sizes constantly on hand.
Ort.srs received fof brass work Cash paid for old
Brass and Copper. October ! ls56-d6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26
CASH CKOCkERY HOUSE.

4 NOULDS ELLlUII, importers and Jobbers of
~ Earthenware, China and Glassware, No. 1875
Pearl Street, and No 81 Chambers Street, New York,
would say TO Merchants and dealers generally that,
having established a Cash House in this branch Of
trade, they fully convinced that they can sell
Crockery etc. at such prices will pay the purchas
er fine profit to retail Experience has proved very
conclusiyey 10 US that by adherng strictly 10 TIM
cash system, afford TO sell from ten to twenty
per cent. below the regular credit trade prices.
To this end We ask examination Of styles
and prices list of which will b. forwarded by mail
TO any party desiring,
Earthenware, by the Invoice, single package, or
very carefully repacked for the country trade.
July u. lhDl.--dlY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26
IT.
SCHOLTE a GRANT,

PELLA.............-.... MARION CO., IOWA,
ID ANkERS. LAND AGENTS, and N0TARlEs
ID PIT BLlC. Agents for fhe Untod States Life In
surauce Company, Iowa State Fire Insurance Com
pany, Cooper's Clark's Steam Engine Manufacto-
ry and for all important agricultural machines.
Editors and Propretors of the WEEKLY PELLA
GAZETTE, Independent in Politics and Religions
per annum. Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS.
dwI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

gT runch says A correspondent wants
70 know whether, considering the great utl-
~ u Inc ocean o, poets were not wrong 10
call ii "A waste o waterp,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26


THE LOVERS SOLILOQIH.
Go search the Indies wave for pearls,
To deck your higb-born maiden;
Or dig Golconda's diamond sands,
With priceless treasure laden.
Go gather Myrrh and Frankineense
And sweet Arabian spices
And cluster round your ..heart i deli ghi
Loves widest Of deyices--
III give to her whom | adore,
BY far an of ring richer
My face all dressed in lovers smiles,
In Buell's fair skyl ght Picture.
BCELL's GALLERY SO Main Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

GrDr. Charles Kidd, Of England. an
nounces that chloroform is perfect cure for
hydrophobia. teaspoonful of either ether
or chloroform is to be sprinkled on hand
kcrchief and placed on the patients nose to
smell, and q red hot poker il then, within
half an hour, applied to the bite National
Intel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

! We think IT is capital idea, that which
they have made arrangements to carry oui
/ in Boston with reference TO the discussion OF
the Slavery question. They have invited the
most thorough and radical upholders of the
system in the South to address them upon the
question. This is right and well. Let them
say al they have to say in support Of their
sentiments. Let them say it under no prov
ocati0n and with no excitement Of feeling,
but let them say it quietly, calmly, and treat
the subject thoughtfuly and philosophically
with those who have lnrited them to express
their honest and full convictions, because
they want to know and appreciate them pre-
ciselv Such kind Of discussions are calcu-
lated TO do good. 1t causes the subject to be
discussed in a good temper, and brings it
partially out Of the field of demagoguerv and
partizan feeling, where it can be treated to
real public advantage.
We uish that Southern cities might hear
what our leading men have to say on the
other side Of the question: that the discus
sion might be mutual and free, sad conduct
ed in good temper and spirit throughout
the length and breadth Of the land The
subject riH be discussed: that cannot be
avoided: then how much better that it should
be treated in this way; how much less harm
will be likely TO follow, and how much more
good will arise.
II Ia matter interesting TO observe,
the way that different parties have re-
ceived the invitation. Gov. Wise won't lee
ture. No, sir He'll do no such thing
He'll fight, he will, and he'll not do ANYTHING
else. Judge Douglass won't have any thing
to do with the bloody Abolitionsts. He turns
up his nose in disgust at the fanatics. SEN
ator Butler, ultra and decided as he is, will
talk over the matter with them, and gives
them the heads Of his discourse. and the
principal thoughts which he will endeavor to
impress upon his audience. Toombs, Of
Georgia, the fanatical aggressonist, replies
in frank, courteous way, that he will dis
cuss the topic, and give them the benefit of
his own feelings and opinions Soule is
very courteous, as he always is, and in the
most kind and cordial spirit he declines, not
because il would be unpleasant, for it would
be really qualification, but because il would
be very difficult, and inconsistent with the
determination he has formed to keep entirely
out of public sight for the present, except as
lawyer, to the earnest pursuit of which
profession he has retained. He thinks the
discussion would do good, and takes the in
vtation with good feeling. And SO we wish
all, South and North, would regard SO i'm
portant question.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26
Form of AppliCaIiO on

Give here The Posi- Usfce addrsss and date.
LAND DEPARTMENT
DEMoINE n. 4 r. Il. COY,
OTTAWA. Iowa
hereby apply to purchase
the - Of section -, Township $50, Range
West r. NJ, and offer &c give for the same - dol
lars Per acre.
Here sign name plainly. |
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

Y E " CLIO II G RE II e z :.
d NAPLES CO., having taken the Store, 48
Market Street, Philadelphia, formerly occn-
pied by Fassit 4 Co.,) and having secured the
vices Of the most tasty cutters, Manu-
featuring entirely new stock Of Clothing of
ry description, and il Is intention at all times
to keep large stock OF the and desira-
bic Clothing suitable for the Western market.
2. NAPLES, formerly of Dubuque, having spent
the last twenty years in the West and knowing the
wants Of Western Merchants, be feels that he can
not fail to give entire satisfaction ali those that
he may have the pleasure Of doing business with.
Our Linen Furnishing Room, we think, cannot he
surpassed, all Shirts Collars ETC.. etc., are
made to order.
1t will afford much pleasure to have you call
and make personal examination of unr stock.
August 3, l655.--dly p. NAPLES d co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

w
ten wagons, drawn by W Ill fed, good look
ing horses, loaded with children, black and
white, and followed by a lot Of likely negroes
on foot, vending their way to Kansas. The
emgrants were from 'irginia. and seemed to
be persons OF substaf lce. In the crowd there
were as many as tive nty negroes. This is
considerable addltio TO the pro- slavery pop
ulaton.
Per contra the BOATS from the Ohio river
are daily bringing FROM Ohio. Pennsylvania
Indiana and Illinois, crow DIS of emigrants on
their way to the Territ- Try, besides which
no inconsldcrable number of settlers are
arriving from the East by rail, and striking
foT the same region.
Thus, between the e,nig. alton from the
fa-e and slave Ststes. X ansas is rapidly fill
fling up, Notwithstanding the deplorable con-
dition of things that has for long time
retarded her progress. The population of
the Territory will be nearly doubled by the
accessions made this fall, and the Territory
will soorI be prepared to make n strike for
Statehc cd. We wish her succ ess. She has
been made a hobby long enough, and il is
tiiAe that she should be controll ed and gov
erns by prudent and sober citizens, who
ssry the whole interest Of the Territory at
hsss rt.-[St. Louis Evening News.
+. INrEREsT.--Rev. II. W. Beecher., in his last
letter to the New York Indepe ndent, thus
gives his opinion upon farming upon Dor
rowed capital, and one Of the best definitions
of interest that We ever read:-.sNo blister
draws sharper than interest does OF all in
dustries, none il comparable to that of inter
est. 1t works day and night, in fair " Gather
and foul. 1t has no sound in it's foot steps,
but travels fast. 1t gnaws at mans subs lance
with invisible teeth. 1t binds industry with
its film, as fly is bound upon a spiders eb.
Debt rolls a man over and over, binding h. u
hand and foot, and letting him hang upon til 0
fatal mesh until the long legged interest de-
YOURS him. THERE'S no crop that can afford
to pay interest money on farm. There is
but one thing raised on farm like it, and
that is the Canadian thistle which swarms
new plants every time you break its roots.
whose blossoms are prolific, and every flow
or the father OF n million seeds. Every leaf
is an awl, every branch spear, and every
sing re plant is a platoon Of bayonets, and "a
field full Of them is like an armed host
! Ih whole plant is torment and vegeta-
! be curse. And yet farmer had better make
his bed Of Canadian thstles, than attempt
! to lie at ease upon interest.
G1rDr. Charles Kidd. OF England. an
nounceS that chloroform is perfect cure for
hydrophoba. A teaspoonful of either ether
or chloroform is to be sprinkled on hand
kcrchlef and placed on the patients nose to
smell, and u red hot poker IL then. within
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26

Office of the keolsuk, TT. Demones and !
Minnesota X. k. Co., Oct. rs, 1855.
Notice TO stock h olders.
YINHE Stockb oiders of the keokuk, Fl. Demoines
l. d Minnesota X. Il. Co. are hereby notified that
h I'd call of ten per cent the capital stock Of
the Company has been made this day, payable on
Saturday, the lst day of December next, to VIM. C..
Graham, President at the r. X. Office, in keokuk
HUGH T. REED, Presid mt
c. f. CoxS, Secretary.
Oct. &c, lS55.--dwtd.
Times and Fit Demoinc Statesman oopy.l
For Rent.
FJNHE three story brick Store house occupied
/ BY Carey Kilbourne. Possession given on or
before LIST December 1853, at which time We intend
moving to Klbourne's Block. Main street. For
terms apply to CARRY klLB0TRNE.
Oct. 26.-dtf
To the II ublic.
HANlNG deterin ned, hereafter, 10 do a exclu-
L siVeiy cash business in our retail department,
prepared to sell all kinds of Hats Caps Bon
nets, &C.. at greatly reduced prices. Our stock is
now very complete, and keep nothing but tho
b,s grades Of goods always have the latest styles,
and will sell lower for cash than the common grades
sold on credit. SO come with your dimes
Ga All kinds of Millinery work done to order
ut the shortest notice.
d.. HUMPHREY GAGE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26
10, 900 BUSHELS WHEA,
RANCE AGENCY.

ENNU hANNE AtsENCH.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
l. ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD.
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY, OGDENsBuGH n. Y.
Fire Insurance and Insurance against The dangers
Of Inland Navigation effected in the above sound
Companies by the undersigned.
Lives Insured, at lowest rates in the Life Depart
ment Of the Etna Insurance Co.
Oct 5-dlm WM w. BELkNAP, Agent
CO0 MEN WANTED on the Locks and Dams At
OOO Belfast and Iowaville, the Des Moiues
River Improvement, Carpenters Quarrvmen and La
borers. 10 whom the highest wages will be paid
Enquire at the works.
PETTINGELLS Il BURROWS,
keokuk, Iowa, Oct 20 1885. Contractors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26
Denie's Electro- Magnetic Plaster.


An External Cure for CHILLs AND FEVER, IN
FouR HouRs
rNHIS Novel and extraordinary remedy is upheld
L by the testimony Of some OF the best names in
Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas. The proprie-
and inventor has among Thousands Of others GER
tlhcates fr rom the following distinguished gentlemen
Of Memphis Tenn, the home of the proprietor :.
Rev. I. l. Grace, Col. Smith P. Standardization
Memphis Wing, VIM I. Yancey-edtor Of the Mem
phs News, I. keefe NJ d., Y. A. Carr, NJ. D., R. II.
Crockett lawyer, grandson Of Davy Crockett, Tnos ).
Land, NJ. ID.
This wonderful Plaster does not pain, blister ex-
coriate. Wherever ii has been introduced it has SUI
perceded all other patent medicines for ehils, and
dr1rfa qutnins OUT Of the market.
Unlike Quinine, Arsenic and other deleterious
drugs, this medicine makes quick radical and per-
feet cure and is not followed by train Of maadies
than the removed. 1t is perfectly harmless
and be used with perfect safety by all and
ages
The proprietor in introducing the Z. NJ ?. in this
community leaves il to make its local reputation here
by its merits and superior claims the public
Address {. NJ. Dene, Proprietor, Memphis, Tenn
PRICE, 81. A liberal discount made to the trnde
Sent by mail to all parts Of the country.
Sole wholesale and retail agent for keokuk
Ii. H. AYREs.
Coraer Sd and Main street. oet24dw
Roots and shoes
4 l COST and carriage. As the assignee of George
~ Crittenden, Offer for sale the entire stock OF
Boots and Shoes now in store, at Wholesale and re-
10 the community only for short time.
hereby notify all persons indebted to said Crit
anden to call upon ME at the old stand and make
payment immediately. ii. X. REEDER,
oet24dH Assignee.
WIN. DEMPSTER,
(fRoa York;
COMPOSER of The May Queen" "Lament Of
~ the Irish Elm grant, 1.-The Blind Boy and
other popular songs. respectfully announces that he
Will give his original
ballad Enterta N mt.
al CONCERT HALL, Saturday evening. Oct. 9th
(be ing the only night he sing in keokuk,) which
will include the following songs
Til, Indian complant--"0h! Why does the white
man fl How my PATH
Some things love me.
John anderson, My Joe.
Lament Of the Irish Emigrant.
The barn ing o. the door
The Death of Warren.
The Blind Boy
I'm alone. All Alone.
Duncan Gray.
And his celebrated cantata
The May Queen. song in three parts Poetry
by A. Tennyson, Music by Delnpster.
PAnr 1--we Of May
PART H.--New Years Eve:
PAIR iII.--Return of Spring.
Exs- his song represents the gradual decay of
young and beautiful girl from the bloom of health
B., a premature grave.
The who's accompanied on the Piano forte
~ tets 50 cents Books 10 cents. ga
To commence at o'clock. oct23d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID r.
ROOFING.

ROOFING.
MIR EDITOR-Sir; see in your paper that a Ger
vi tain gentleman in the stove trade has arrived
in this city and brought his mechanics from the
purportng to be far ahead Of Western mechanics.
Now would say that the proof Of the pudding is al.
ways in chewing the string. Il would invite you 10
look at some roofing that has been done by Of our
Western mechanics, and decide for yourself. spe-
cimen Gun be at the building Of Col. Perry
on Main street. between sth and 9th.
DIFF FREDERICK ZUGG
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26
"A New Store Opened.
M N. Chamberlain,
Ia kilbourne's hetc Block, Main street.
Dry Goods. Carpets. Paper Hangings.

Oil CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES,
and
HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS GENERALLY.
nAMASk Lace, and Muslin Draperes ut
IL 0et25d CHAMBERLAIN'S.
EILT Cornices and Bands, Curtain Loops, Coras
~ and Iassels for pictures, and Window Shades, at
oct25d cHAMBERLAIN'S
ID R0CIfA, Cashmere, SILK, Wool, Thbet Stella and
ID Merino Shawis at CHARACTERISTICS.
cet25d
LNRENCH. Swiss, and Scotch Needle Work, first
L rate stock, CHAMBERLAIN I. =,
p0NNET, Cap, and Trimming Ribbons Dress Cloak
ID and Mantilla Trimmings, at
oef24d CHAMBERLAIN'S.
ItLoTH Talmas at CHAMBERLAIN'S
~ oct25d
WE wish to employ "A competent Teacher for the
w Sandusky School, in District No. ID, Jackson
Township FRANK BALLENGER,
II +. WILSON.
oet25d6ts JAMES GRAHAM.
Information wanted.
FTSHE Subsc ber wishes TO learn the present loca-
i ton of Mrs. Frances Buck, who is supposed to
reside in this city. Any information will be thank
faliy received by HARRIET MORRISON.
oct23dt On 9th, between Main nad John =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26
a Rare chance 4. make Money.

LN0H SALE, four good horses and harness
l. nine water carts and the entire business NGsVX
connected with ii low for cash 49,
For better Information, apply toJ. keppel, corner
Of Exchange and seventh streets,
c. ORERT0P,
On Main street oct Sd6ts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-26
skyltxht Daguerrean Gallery.

II prepared 70 take Ikenesses OF al who may Kft
him call, in the most perfect manner, having 3
large skylight the only light by which blue eye
he made to look natural. and far superior to all
other lights for Daguerreotyping also, having an
experience In the of over years, he fxters
himself that he suit the me-t tasiidious. Pie
lures and Drawings copisd; Landscapes and pie
lures of the sick or deceased taken short notice
Pictures put up in every variety of style regardless
Of the weather, and satisfaction IN all guaran-
teed.
Juna % lsJL-ltf