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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
L,ALL TRADE, Is55-I uiI 1.-7 -.-,

Il HS1D.-T VIII v
Tor sale on and the first of q, ,obar a. :!
OF BLANK BOOKS. nj all p iccs and all STYLE. Of Rn
lag ard Binding. All viii be sold low for cash. All
ia want OF good and new Books will do well to rive
I,'' WIN. J. FCLKES =.
vi" please leave their orders at my Bind.rv at nnce s
mat their Books may be dry and really for use an Tho
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
CITY iyD STiIl. lEpiaTnEsg.

TuAxKsGIyIsG Day Thursday. according to
the request Of the Mayor, observed in this
city as a dav Of Thanksgiving and prayer. There
was a general susp n-ion of business Oh the part
of our citizens All the Churches were open, ex-
cent the Fir.i Presbyterian. twhose pastor was
absen,D aud occupied by drv0ut worshippers.-
The exercises were solemn and imposing. Able
d-cnurses we're delivered, serving TO awaken
gratitude for the manifold blessings which have
been bestowed on community by u bount
ful Providence and sympathy for those who have
been less favored Collections were taken up
for the sufferers Of Norfolk and Portsmouth the
result Of which give elsewhere. Business
was generally suspended, and quiet and peace
everywhere prevailed We never saw a Sabbath
observed with greater propriety and siricter re.
gard fef whit was hue To- thu daV, than was
Thursday. 1t was II most interesting spectacle
10 the irrnrou@, : vel, n the christian, and
O c h nor die 10 The CITY One wo'd II regard to
the liberal donations which have flowed into the
treasures Of our afflicted sister cities: II Is not
often we have AN opportunity ofpaylag tribute
to fallen humanity; but there are times when it
seems To arise from its infirnites, and laying
aside avhrice and sectional luminosity. goes forth
in the performance of actions godlke and sub
lime From every portion Of our Union the
deepest sympathy has been manifested III behalf
of our afflicted citizens. For once, ut lea>t we
have been brought to the recognition OF that all
pervasiye law of human dependence, which OK
tends throughout. all the raniiications of society.
We have been brought to carry out to some
good extent the golden rule DO unto others as
Jou would that they should do unto you But
what shull we say of those who unmndful If
their own lives, have offered them up on the altar
of duty All praise to those liberal and high
minded men who have given their pfopefiy-bnt
what monument can compensate those who hay"
given their iipesl Here is display OF moral
heroism for which we look in vain for parallel i'll
the annals of martial valor. While lave
hearts to admire what is truly great aud heroic.
we shall not forget the names OF No0di-, Tru
glen, Dibrell and their martyr associates But
while we rejoice at the display of 50 much unos-
tcntatious liberality, so much generous syinpa-
thy, SO much personal hero sm-let 1t be rrrncm-
! bered that much remains yet to be done. I.e
hungry are to be fed, the naked clothed the lear
of sorrow to be wiped away, the brow that is
wrung with pain is to be soohed hy the soft
touch Of compassion. Money alone will not sui
fee. One universal prayer ought to mise from
from every part of the commonwealth IN behalf
of the bereuved and sorrowing-the widow
and orphan. Nor will Lynchburg fail to do her
duty In conclusion, let US ask if she will not
put forth, if need be, helping hand in behalf
of those helpless ones who by this visitation of
Providence, will be left houselcss, homeless and
friendes.
the pleasure of reporting the following collcc
-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
A CARD.

Areport having been Out il, circulation that TIE
ioN fever was prevalent in t..r city -. Balt'n"fe'
Womb sa'e, for the information OF all who are 'ntt'
ed, That .he city wa never more HEALTHY thar II =
the present time. n. The bill, Of moital'y. wlie"
puollshe weekly, will STOW. Nor has iher" pe
single cas-" al ycilaw fever ere, excepr y 'ew r
Drought up iiom Nnrioik aud Portsmouth. y" #
ara cnfrr'uiHeh hefe hy tie citzafs hat "ur ny +,
visited by he drend.Hl scorl e-hnvng full comm
in Is healrhfulae,s.
(Signed,) HOPKINS. HULL & Z"
YOUNG 4 CARSON.
WARWICK ARMlSIh'
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10, 1850.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

eho hold ever. The House. may asass na'
eaaniorbs aaoe the Senate. On Che Whole, x
as has done nobly. especially the Order in that
State Is hardly twelve months old"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

GENEROUS OFFER.-lt affords pleasure to
poblish the following liberal offer of the Presi.
dent ofthe Va. & Tenn. Railroad. Papers
along the line of the road are requested to copy
OFFICE VA. Il Tenn. K. X. Co,
Lynchburg, Sept. l3, 1855.
MeSsrs. Edjtors.-lou will please say that
any article of provisions, material, &C., which
may be contributed along the line of this road for
the use of the afflicted in Norfolk and Ports
month, will be transmitted free of charge.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, Prest
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
The Locofocos of Philadelphia county, Pa.
held convention last week, when the following

Tho Locotocos OF i'hiiadclphia county, IA,
held convention last week, when the following
proceedings among others, occurred.
"Mr f. W Power submitted a resolution
that each member now make oath or Affirmation
That he IS not now. never has BEEN and docs not
intend 10 become. member of any secret or
other political organization which rroscrlbes hi,
fellow citizens for their birth place or religion,
which was adopted after some disonssi N
AID Palmer was soon after introduced, and
administered the following oath
1--WE 90 hereby soetnnly and sincerely swear
or affirm, without mental reservation, that
we are not now, never have been, and
d. not intend to become. members Of any secret
or other political organization which proscribes
our fellow citizens on account of their birth place
or religion.
One hundred and sevonty.nne Delegates
took the oath and subscribed their names to it.
"Mr. ". Y. MoGrath said there were some
who desired To sign the oath with the words new
er have been stricken out of it; and AS they had
unfortunately been erring brethren of the Demo.
cratic party. and desired to return toit again,
he moved the words be stricken out. which was
unaninle usiv agreed TO. To this latter oath ia
cob Peters. Jr Roosevelt Parson, Albert Stew
art, and g. ID. Cassidy. subscribed.
1.-THE different candidates for sheriff appeared
befase the convention. took the outh required OF
Abe delegates. and subscribed io it. Each Of the
candidates pas also stcora 10 support The nomi
nee.
IN these proceedings, the Washington Union
says ''thereis something singularly, manly and
impress siye"--a most notable declaration for the
organ of d party which, here in Virginia, has ex-
hausted the vocabulary of abuse upon oath bound
organizations for poiitical purposes, What has
Mr.. Wise TO say Of the Unions languagel What
does the Republican think Of it, Well may the
Organ ask: "Rave we already an arstocracy
amongst us, 4endos7ed with entire direction of
opinion. whilst those who do not wear the livery
of that party axe 90 be held unworthy OF official
or personal association for olding the opin-
sons END adopting the same form of political or
iganizatiea with their masters! If this is SO, the
people ought to know it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

RELIGIOUS Rev. Mr.. Atkins (Baptst)
has been holding a proracted meeting at Union
Oh urch, Prince Edward, al which much interest
has been excited. Some Is or 20 persons have
pro fessed conversion, and the interest still CON
tinues
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

DEAD.-Mr Jas. II. Finch, Foreman of the
Norfolk Argus, died of Yellow Fever in Peters
burg on Tuesday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

RELIEF CoNcERT.-The Concert given by the
Musical Association of this city, Wednesday
night, for the benefit of Norfolk and Portsmouth
passed off very satisfactorily. I he amount real
lied was Sll2.
twas generous act on the pnrt of the Assoc
citation and entities its members to the thanks of
the public as well as the beneiciaries of the con
cert.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIE REIGN or ARr.-In this wonde,

IRE REIGN or 1 pr In this wonderful
A., 1,,s hsr ,,,,cf ,,q.. -, NJ at ey,r, - ase'
cd l.. A., Ar Ni.l t, r,y,y tbr,u,h H. INV.
In and tie mn. ~, kos har r',cbiua< r '4f.
o', =, sct as If with tanvllr. md "oo. at
with li1t,ni'g down the tuteIae- Of bay =
Nothing Il ~ iar her touch and nothing TOO h4,
BIZ n"' pr = tfi- old e"nsietinn. has Just la
len ladtr oar notte. III slui oi CArHARric Pr
frar Il Ltbortiory Il that wcfld renowned Cfee5f
ps.J AVER
II ~ md rsafl the subject, e ms :nrriel t4pfa
fri" - tn iytlr-t PERFECTION Ut w91rh ii il rapal
Lat NJ It fmPl't iae DIR - in its eoinpositi m a. ~
live Hway~ thuugBffh n"'rssar, AL only way he l.
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s ,,.h,p ''''' ~ he IN their
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- ,:ro1 =, ,p,I '''" Feifeetoa
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- t.,; 49,. - "" 't"N ms may lie
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. - M - .---- Yep I'm
II you are sick, the probability is that the So.
of YOUR sLileruc is in TIN, s,umncn from i, val wv
a,lI 1rocred spcpsia. innsuur opnre..;on il, H. ~
rhrasm ufdice leada,l,e NAUSEA bodilv vi VA
dinnes. &c sight. heal burn co.tyepess d,saa,:a'
and legion IF othc, t,minetting disease In3ies
ton ptodnces thin blood and therefore des,,.'1
strength and vgor III The system r., re.tora II
Of the ,nnach, and enab.r il to throw off and H.
forever I'll, these tnrfnentinc ami dangerous compl,i
notEine il necessnr, hui nerseyering u.e q, U,,a
German Rtess, prepared by Dr. C. NJ Jack al, pr
,rnlin There i. na mi,inLe no fniIrre in tbeir
tive effect Soc a,, erri.e,n-,, serslo
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M 'eSu'"i iono'i"'s "a ''e oouy eahao' 70
on "ln'e ,ne Llve, 'he g,e't re- aaf 81 the systn
GU, OF ct oa"'~ oNln' adj heav'ness PAN
iiit - Z, iHutSestioh' anu -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

Mrs. JANE c. WASHINGTON, widow of the
late John Augustine Washington, of Mount Yer
non, died at BIakely, jefferson county, Va. on
the 9th instant, aged 60 years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

Corn DEsTRoYED.-Th Danville Register
states, that several large fields of corn on the
Dan, near the Railroad, have been blighted and
destroyed by the bug.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
fiEFIFiiG / iRiiiSiN.
SATURDAY MORNING.
SEPT. Is. 1855.
The Crimea

A Paris correspondent Of the National Intel
Ggencer. writing about affairs in the Crimea' saws
the French have not over fifty thousand available
hayonefs. All the English fifteen thousand now
before .seha-topd This dnes mol include X uni
eseh and Gaa<tantiuape. lie proceeds in the
following gloomy ST. le-
The nocturnal fights, the shells thrown into the
camp by the Russians. exposure, hard duty, aud
casualties of every kind eccnson drcndful
waste of life. costing, in killed. wounded, aud
sick an average 81 six hundred men daily. do
u t see how they going 10 keep mp tn" army
sn one hundred thansan effective bnYnnets en-
1ixae without an extra consoripiinn. which would
create great discomfort. 1t is true that the ehn-
era ha~ nearly disappeared III thu camp; but dys-
onterv is ~ fatal ~ ever. aud carries oil great
sRnnaprs. Scurvy also exists 10 very consid-
cradle extent and there l. great want of water
.Eyen what they have in use is muddy mud hDiey
which has al injurious effect on the health OF the
t,,,ops Both armies overrun with body YER
min, from which the poor sick suffer dreadiully.
es their clothes alive with THE worst of Egyp
tian alagees
The Russians are pouring in roinforeemcnts,
and TIE French admit their army has f5,0o0 men
in the Crimea. and that she may soon change
by the Rnssiaus becoming the sssailants. Tho
British army there will soon be composed mostly
of foreigners, the scum Of all Europe. Ihelf
manner of recruiting creates great dissatisfaction
in Italy and Germany.
All accounts continue to confirm the disgrnce
full atrocities which have been committed IN con
saucting the war.in the Sen of Azof, and there is
one scream of indignation at il all over Europe
France included. This has grenly tended 10
make all Europe the friends of Russia. When
, tue war commenced Germany and ltaly--mHn,
woman and chid-were all in favor of the Allies
e and believeit WAS. pretty much the same IN the
United States. Certainly all the travelling Amer
leans in Europe were allof that way Of thinking.
At present all is changed. and the general pre-
dic,ions OF the world, | .hink. are now decidedly
in favor of Russia.
The long smoulderng quarrel between Gen
PeIissier and Omar Paeha has at length come 10
head Pelisser, on a recent occasion. ordered
him 10 the rear. -slad in fact compelled him t.
leave the Crimea, as he distrusted his fidelity
He is now at Constanilnepe intriguing, and tn
Sultan has thought il better 10 soothe hun by
presents that in point of value would enrich Il
monarch. Omer is powerful at home. but sill
a -erarIio intrigue may suddenly PROSTATE him
He was ari ginalv au Austsnn drill sergeant. and
those who pretend 20 know him say tint a militia
itary man be is very ltte more now. He ia n
renegade who ahiured his God end his country,
and would again sell himself, 10 the Russian, # an
opportunity offered ia him would render il nm OBJ
jcci to buy him. Pclissier is firm, and decided
man. who will not be moved or ehangeda s
gnrds him by anything that can be- said or done
hy the Turkish Government
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

LIBERAL.-Dudey Hall was rendered free of
charge, by its proprietor, for the concert on
Wednesday night, given for the benefit of Nor-
folk and Portsmouth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

THE CAMPBELL MINIsTRELs.-Gave an enter.
tanment at Metropolitan hall, Richmond.last Mon
day night,for the benefit of the Norfolk and Ports.
mouth sufferers. and realized the snug little sun
of 500, which was Immediately forwarded TO 1t.
proper destination.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

LIBERAL SUBsCRIpTIoN.-The O Id Fellows of
Farmville, at their meeting on Friday night last
contributed 500 for the benefit of the Norfolk
and Portsmouth sufferers.
The whole amount contributed by Prince Ed
ward county is over 5000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

MORE ADA meeting of the people of Buck
ingham Co. was held at their c.. Ho. last Monday
and about $500 raised.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

MILE RAcHEL's CoNTRIBUTIoN.-Thcf follow
ing is translation of Mile Rachel's note, en-
closing $1,000 for the Norfolk and Portsmouth
sufferers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
New YoRK. Sept. 8, 1855, !

Clinton Place. {
Mr.. Chairman: l read in this mornings pa
per the account of the sad calamity at Norfolk
and Portsmouth. I write to contribute my part
to the relief of these great misfortunes and for
that purpose send you, enclosed the sum Of
one thousand dollars, which beg you to be kind
enough to add to the subscriptions with the re-
ceipt of which you are charged.
Receive the assurance of my high respect
RACHEL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Charlottes-
vile Advocate announces that though the num-
Der Of students attending the last session of the
University was far greater than ever before, aud
second only in numbers to other College in the
non,there is hattering prospect of "a still great
er increase for the approaching session.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

FINE ToBACCo.-We take the following C NJ
planetary notice from the New Orleans Bullet
in
TOBACCo,-We are now rolling under our
tongue "a sweet morsel," in the shape of a quid
of as fine favored tobacco, as ever entered the
mouth of the most fastdous chewer. 1t is of
pure, sound leaf; the veritable flavor of the genu-
inc article without any extraneous matter to i'm
pair the taste. 1t is manufactured by Messrs
BOOKER x HATsEY. and this particular kind is
knownn the LECOMPTE brand. We speak
experimentally when we say it is the very finest
article of the sort put up. 1t is for sale by
Messrs. A. GLENN u Co., No. 80 Gravier street.
REMovED,-rhe deposites, books, &c, of the
Bank of Virginia. at Portsmouth, have been re-
moved to Petersburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

In addition to this. have heard OF various
small sums contributed by individuals and not
embraced in this aggregate. We feel an excu-
sable pride in making public this evidence of the
liberal spirit of our citizens
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

COLLECTIONS At THE CHURCHES. We have
the pleasure of reporting the following cocc.
tions,taken up Thursday at the various churches
in this city, for the sufferers Of Norfolk and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

Making in all the hand come sum Of, $Tl1 ~
The entire amount contributed by L>uyDhurg
towards re relief of the sufferers in Norfolk and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

BALTIMORE. Sept. 10, 1859.
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lag We're i4ant.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-19


yc Ii"::, ' o:..e:i and children, and tuerew..
D: 10 need G; pest houses.
t. L"w;> ID. Canp}alI. Of OHIO, Mr.. Va
triae, {: -" II. I;1:o.. {; - =. and j.
:. BIS, O. Ua.o are ..:... 'io'c,. q candidates
~ he rex. Sneakcrsiio 81 tie {. S licase.
x, Tie British Government has prese.:-
IL Tic lts..a''ic o: Lihori. with vessel c:
w., IN. tie Emperor Napoleon has sent lo-
f' am; o ai..: ana scon.rener,s.
C:Hc,>~ATI, Nav li-.ocoNorivr Ex-
'.-os!uN.-A 2"onrsiyc 1t ...ch..l to : i.eic!.:
! IAN on 'Ac .ici,..rsony.iie Railroad. expo
'.y'i n~ar y: ,aonr. Ind, :i.is nl1rninc, XII
=: instantly TIE e0-inncr and iu,ir ot'.a:s
HE .ocomo;'vc vas com:'.eteIr l..own T. pc
t..lc~oo AZ Il. - 6sr;.so.D D...o:
bun. '--l.2 i:2S'an-Hr Ct'''' h"'0.'o.;'.:
- -" ,,.~A;-.a anal Nori;rra T. .;'rc3t. !.
III. c.,,, vs. bugry.. Gown TIL, morning
lie ca, All a. !.-e We're saved, BAT the
uuir.ta- j: a t,.a. IJss.
"o.1.- ,:.s,t !, fair Icr...:,; FIR ,,5.,.es
!. g., tr.nnti..'. ~" sales oi H.. WOO.
az ~ -. .1V' u.s. {. qrot,,: rr.to> i,r
..aa @,..,,.~ are :,-rr scare. here ana ID e.,
,r',:: - Ho:'oa .:}ce~t;Scr
:" p" .::oorsr- c,r.:,,.- h+ooti'r.- 10
&c WaSh,u,'"7 *:.)H1cnt @. t,.c -,
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At market 4r5 beef cattle, 90 stores, IA pairs
working oxen, ii5 COWS ar. calves, Loco shec; .nd
lambs. 4ou0 >N;l.e.
PlacEs-Dee,C:.t'e--Ex slaa..:; i: qu:... y
e: 2! e,a.:v 81: Sd % G; ordinary. c>-;.
ii.ies. la5; allow, .:..s: pets S~.i CO l>..i-,
.tc ,-c J..
Aea. cal.e7 50: q
Ao.Airg Oxel!-ss5. 10 I1c, Icta':'
Co.'s al. C:.ive>-S!J, -, -, =, - 81, io, e..
e.
:s;. AID Eai..5s--Ix:r:5, s. g., 'ae; b: .o:, g.,
:. 4!.:
aw...t-.i &C.: ia, GG...
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-19

HEHroN.-lhe people OF this TERRITORY are
10 we in June next UPON tie question .: or
-an1in:. q state Government. aud applying
% Congress Tor admission into the Union.
ne saIne question: was submitted TO tnr ,e0-
pc i. the la,t election, ain, alter an ANN .i
c;.a'"s' G,,.t.,'i n the negative. the South
"a q .h.c> "o'n9 ,tron.lv a-,nst it, IN tie
. re-: a''en q: -: io,.t! with pax. Of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-19

e.: y DE> Er,.tv:. iiR. oc.urrd ID
*;niocIi Il. H.. On tie :2.i. DESTROYING the
s'oat va.ulble business part 81 the town, co.-
sis;ins Of Emo sto:c3 and CHER h.r.1inc. II
The t:iaa.. ,.'nr ~ -,,.o n11
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TEr F. q \ 7. r. q . NJ. N.

SILL rox.--It is understood tt.t there
a" on c. two cases os Small pox in TIE
northern sec:io:. IF tr;s town. Vaccinate, Al!
yc s.leo, yoale:. and children, and tuerew...
b: no need G; pest houses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-28
Harry Fulton.

VIZ HoLESALE and retail Clohier, and -
w dealer in Hats, Caps snd Furnishing
Goods, No. 50 Main Street, keokuk, Iowa; hay-
ing on hand large and well selected stock Of -
Goods In my line, would respectfully invite tbs
attention of the trade, feeling confident that my
Goods and prices will favorably compare with any
in the market.
viii not say that shall sell lower than Saint
Louis or Eastern Houses, but would modestiy as
sure my friends and the public that will sell NJ
low as possibly and honestly can
My expenses are light, and my house is convent
ent, (if not three stories high,) aud will epdeasor
to trade with a customer in such manner al will
give general satisfaction.
My motto is--An article is worth its value, and
common sense should be the appraiser.
MAY 3. ls54-M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-28
NEWS! NEWSi! NEWsil!

NEWS! NEWSi! NEWS!g!
fINHREE days later from the Crimea. We are au-
i th0rixea to state that LAsDEs DAuoHxRrY 8
new Bread Wagon is on the track, Furnishing better
Bread, Cakes and Crackers and more FOR 81, than
was ever furnished for the same in Keokuk. II yoa
want any Of the ABOVE articles try tbs RxD ~ AGoS
Oct I'D LANDES DAUGHEkTY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-28

a. L. pfhIse ! N. cLAYPooLE
A. l.. DEMING 4 Co.
Successors 70 Granville b. Smith Coz
RASkERs and dealers in Exchange, Keckuk, To.
oght checks on all the principal cities constant
iy for sale in sums to suit.
Collections on this city remited for promptly at
current rates of Exchanges.
We will buy and sell all kind of Gold, Specie,
and ancurrent Bank Notes, al best rates
interest allowed on special deposits
REFERENCES
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank, New York.
Msssrs. r. w. Clark, Dodge 1 Co. 90
Lucas smonds, St. Louis,
Il. ". Clark 4 Bros.
n. Corwith 4 Co., Galena.
May 81, 1855.
ExCMANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
lF GEO. {. ANDERSON, on Third, between Main
Oand johnson Streets, keokuk, Iowa. Collections
on this city remitted promptly, at current rate of
Exchange.
&4- Interest deposits when specially agreed
Refer to Z. W. Clark l. Bros,
Bogy, Miltenberger Co., '"h
John J. Anderson CO., ' A'"''
T. " CLARK. Dodge A Co., New York City.
&Sa~ otbce bours from A. NJ TO p. M.
July IA, lss5.--dtf
Banking House Of Chas. Parsons.
Cor. Of Main and I'd Sts., kEokUk, IOWA.
S lGHT Exchange the East and South bought
Cand sold European Exchange for remittance to
any part Of Europe for sale. Interest allowed on
deposits a. per agreement.
Refer TO Lucas Simonds, st. Louis Mo.
L. A. Benoist Co., do
Atlantic Bank, Boston.
Duncan Sherman A Co.. New York.
Drexel Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Union Bank, Baltimore, Nd.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati, 0.
Price, Converse d Co., New Orleans, La.
Sept. |, ls55.-dly