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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23
FARRIERY.

THE subscriber offers his services
J. in curing Horses ofPoll Evil or Fistua.
He will cure Horses of either of these afilic-
tionS for IS, or make no charge if not sue
cessful. Here is an opportunity for every one
whose horses are afflicted, to restore them TO
health and working order. Residence on my
Farm in Kelly Tp., near Lewisburg.
Aug, 10, 1855. GEORGE MEIXELI..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23

IL cts, Visiting Cards, Portfolio and Scrap
Books, Colour & colonr boxes, Camel Il
Sable Hair pencils, DrowIng paper and Draw
ing pencils, All NJ. Fitzpatrick & Brothers, 30
ST. Lewishurg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23

DLATED WARE-Cabe and card Baskets
Table Forks, Spoons and Butter hnives'
Teaspoons silver-Plaied on the best German
silver, 81 per doz. An goods warranted 70
a;ve satisfaction. All kinds Of Engraving a.
he .bnr,es, po;icc nj il. NODEKS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23
GEORGE T. COLE,

nEALER in PilnOS, MtI0de0nS, and
IL all kinds OF Musical MerChan-
disc. Keeps constantly on hand, Hallet 4
DAVIS. Boston; Lishte, Newton & Bradburys;
ami Bennett Il Co, N. Y. PIANOS. Also,
Princes q Co.'S celebrated MELODEONS,
prices from Sl5 90 to $3.50 co.
Orders from a distance will meet with prompt
attention. Second hand Pianos taken IN e1-
change for new.
Room directly opposite the Court House,
WiRiamsport, Ia. lAPrh 4, oo-a'3mo
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23
J. II. G. RAWCK,

A TT0RNEY at Law, Mifllinburs,
II Union Co, Ia. .5'An professional bu-
siness entrusted to his care, will be punetaaIly
and faithfully attended 10. June |, '55-yl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23
>LeWlSburg Exchange store J
NEW GOODS! q

THROWN & EtTTER have Just received a
II splendid assortment Of New Good, ,which
Will be sold cheap. Call and see.
Sept 90 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23

NEW Books received as soon as publish
IN ed, and for sale at liberal discount
from Publishers prices, at NJ. Fitzpatrick e.
BW Nvv Book 9Orr, ID 81. tswisbav
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23

NOOD Razors warranted from IS to SO cts.
u Razor Strops from 10 10 Is cts, at NJ.
Fitzpatrick & Bros New Book and Stationery
81 ST. Lewisburg, next door TO Beaver& kre-
mer's Store. -r.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23

The subscriber will offer at PUBLIC SALE
on Saturday, the 18th Dec. 1850, IN Hvffefon,
TWO TRACTS OF LAND, situated in Hart
ley township, Union county, containing 400
Acres more or less, 80 acres of which Ss
are cleared, the remainder good TfMBERL
A.xA LAND, 4 great portion of which IS
Is.a Chestnut. The Improvements consist
Of House and Barn. There is good
Apple Orchard and other Fruit trees.
Terms made known on the day of sale, by
the subscriber. JOHN 4. LLOYD.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23

DY RAlLROAD-A new supply of Fancy
ID Goods, Porte MonnaieS, German Pipes,
and Kinnikinique Tobacco; also variety OF
new Books. the very latest works, 10 be had At
june 90, '55.l CHRISTI + CALDWELL'H
nY CANAL.-A fresh supply Of White
II Lead. Paris and Chrome Green ground
IN oil !; also Turkey TIMBER in lb. cans; Lin
seed Oil, Turpentine, Pine OIL and FLUID, all
of which We will sell at the lowest rates-to
be had al CHRIST q CtLDWELLS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23
Estate Of Daniel Ludwig, decd.

COACHMAKERS will find constantly on
~ hand Elliptic Springs, Axes, Hub Bands,
Laces, Oak Felloes, Bows, and general as
sor,ment of Trimmings. at the Hardware Store
of REYNOLDS & MFADDEN, Lewisburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23

DY EXPRESS-1ts;r received fresh sup.
ID p'v ofOranges. Lemons. Raisins. Figs etc.
Jdne sy at CHRIST j. CALDWELIS,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23
HoLLoWAY's OINTMENT.
Erysipelas, Sat Rheum d .SeorJutie Hu-


Nc remedy has ever done much for THE OF dig
eascs ot the SkIn whatever fJrin they may
ih- Ointment No r-r Il salt Kheun scuryy serofuIs,
sore Heads, ErJ rrlas long Withstand is innu
ener The inErutor ha travel over many Jarts Of thu
globe, visiting tL- Trireal hospitals dispensing ths
imminent stving aitrc b it, APPLICATION and has
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23
Sire L'ys, Sore Breasts, Wounds and
Piles anil FrsfU7as.

Those anl Othsr ..lar distressing mp,ants can be
ct"rtua'iY rur" II %" Ointment le we'll rubbed in
the parts Affect H. at y otherwise following The printed
directions uLd zach lot
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23

When scamPs come foiins round Uncle Sans stable,
Let them find out before hand, sir whether they're able
To manage horse Of sound limbs and high mettle
Or they might have q bi; bill Of damage to settle
Old Sovranty now, with his horseense to guide him,
Knows than the Asa that's ambitious to ride him
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23

Lewisburg, Sept. % 1850
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22
New YoRK, March IL,

The funeral Of VIM. Poole, 10 day,
far surpassed anything Of the kind in
this city for four years. The procession
was three miles long, consisting mainly
Of citizens on foot. from 6 10 10 abreast,
and nearly one hundred carriages
Broadway was lined by a dense mass of
people, and every standing place or ad-
y~aniageous position occupied. The ex-
cilemen. and feeling before snd after the
funeral was intense.
The procession was headed by Dod-
worth's full band of fifty musicians
The weather was propi,ious and every
thing seemed 10 make this one nf the
grandess and mos. imposing professions
ever witnessed. The coffin was shroud-
in the American flag. and the las:
words Of the deceased, Il die a true A..
merican," appeared in gold letters on the
hearse. The remains were taken to the
Greenwood cemetery.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22
The Election

Is on mex. Monday week, and it be-
hooves every voter to be at his post
Important interests are at stake, and
wings especially should be ready to grid
their srmor on for The fight. Our ticket
is a good one; our forces are united; the
democracy are divided and distracted.
and all i. requires to make our victory
sure is one bold and fearless charge at
the ballot box.
The future interests Of the Demoine
Improvement, a work every day becom-
ing more important TO the people of this
valley, will be more or less affected by
the result OF The election soon TO be held.
The question then 10 be decided is, which
will be mos, conducive 10 the interests OF
this valley, to elect the Wing OF the De-
mocratic ticket If the JefIersonian
rule Is made a test the Wing ticket will
undoubtedly be elected, for our candi.
dates are both ~s'cAPABLE AND HONEST"
which is more, We believe, than can be
claimed for their competitors. Mckay.
Lockwood and Hart, will undoubtedly,
we ,hink, be the choice of the people.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22

IV The new Bounty Land Law pass
ed by the last session of Congress will
be found in to,day's paper. Ii grarts
I6O acres Of land to the following classes
Of persons who have performed fourteen
days military service, in any Of The wars
in which this country has been engaged
since IT'S, or il they have been engaged
in bst,.e, without, regard 10 the period Of
service, viz:
Ali the commissioned and com
missioned officers, musicians. and pri-
Yates, including Indians, whether volun.
.eers, militia or rangers.
All the commissioned and non com
missioned officers Of the navy, seamen,
ordinary seamen, landsmen, marines,
~flo.illa, men, chaplians and clerks.
Those who have received leo acres
are no, provided for in this net, but those
who ave heretofore received less than
leo acres, will be entitled to an addition
al warrant, SO as TO give them an amount
of land equal 10 l60.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22
The PrOhibitOry Law.

On the outside Of to.jay's paper we
publish the liquor law as passed by the
Legislature. We have before published
the law a. frs. introduced. as also the
amendments made 10 it, but they have
been misunderstood, and We therefore,
q. he reques. Of many Of our p%al,ons,
publish i.sDtirc a. it is submitted 10 The
people,
This Law, as we have heretofore said,
10 perhaps as perfect as it could have
been made at the time it was passed, and
If adopted will do much to dry up the
great streams Of Intemperance which
are polluting and cursing our young and
beautiful State. II is needless for US TO
attempt, al this time, TO argue lis merits.
or TO show temperance men the necessity
Of such a law. Every man of mature
judgment and reason can see lis necessi.
~ as well as VIC can. Knowing then,
their responsibility, andsihat the anil
temperance party are on the alert. all
who believe in prohibition should be
carly atthe polls and cork Much de.
ponds upon your owr exerllons between
now and the day Of election; bu. if every
friend 10 the law but does his duty the
victory is ours. Be up and doing then
work while you have an opportunity.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22
STATE ASYLUMS.

We find the following adver,isemen,in
the Iowa City papers, l. may be Of in
,erest 10 III readers.
by virtue Of the authority conferred
on the Undersigned, by a joint resolution
Of the General Assembly Of the Stale Of
Iowa, approved January 25ih, 1856. eu.i.
tied "Joint resolution relative to Asvlums
for the Blind and Deaf and Dumb" we
will receive proposals. until the frat Mon-
day 10 May next, for sites Tor Institutions
as contemplated in such resolu.isn.-
Such proposals mus, be signed by rsr.
ponslble parties, must be sent post rsid
10 "Commissioners 10 locate Asylums,"
Iowa City; must contain specific descrip.
.ions OF the land proposed to be donated
Its proximity to any town or city, DC;
must contain moi less than twenty acres,
and must contain q certificate Of the Pros.
ecuting Attorney Of ,heecoun,y in which
the lapd 10 situated, that the title thereto
10 perfect in the party proposing toconvey
the same to the State. As she proposals
will be received with q view to q perm..
nent location Of the Asylums, any add.
tional donations ihss citizens interested in
any towns in the State, may see &. 10
offer toward the erection Of buildings.
&C., in consideration of tho location be.
ing in their vicinity. will be duly cocsid.
cred by the commissioners.
JAMES w. CRIMES.
GEO. w. McCLEARY.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
Concord, March Ia.

l #h. E#
Returns indicate that the fusionists
have made a clean sweep in this State.
elec,ing their Governor, Legislature and
members Of Congress BY handsoms ma
jorities. The vote Of The city is Baker
776, MetcaIfe 1904. Bell 100, scattering
SO.
All the towns heard from show the
same relative o and with ono excep.
lions have elected X NJ Re~presen,atis.
es.
Full returns from los towns. embrac-
ing nearly two.,birds Of OF the State,
stand as follows: Metcslfe 1867 Bs-
her l3,267; Bell 2,073 all others 81.
The Representatives are claimed Al
follows: KN's 1913 Democrats 90;
Wings Q.
AS the people were ballo,ling in The
new town hall at Merideth the floor gavs
way and precipi,a,ed some 200 Of them
lS feet on the stones and rubbish beneath.
40 were taken from the ruins with limbs
broken, and others we're severely injur-
ed. Four OF them are not expected 10
live and two deaths were reported when
the train lett.
Letters from Merideth, the scene Of
the swful disas,er yesterday, by the fal.
ling Of The Town Hall floor, state. that
James W. Dorgin, Geo. Clark. s. Mic.
hols, and II. M. Tuck have died from
their injuries aud many other are MOI, ex.
pec,ed 10 survive. Over 100 persons
had bones broken.
We have returns from l3l towns. en-
bracing more than three-fourlhs Of the
State. The vote now stands: Mc,calfs
X N, 27,09I Baker, Dem, 21,lO2
Bell. Wing 5.4O9; Fowler, Free Soil.
63l. Meicalie's majority over all others
1910. The full majority Of the State
will probably be from $500, 10 3,0O0,
As far as heard from the X Ms, have
elected 1877 Representatives TO the Leg
isla,ure, the Democrats SO, and Wings
s. A majority OF The X. Ms. were e.
Iected by The aid Of Wing aud Free Soil
votes. The opposition TO the ,adminis,.
ration have, in all probability, elected all
the members Of Congress and all The
State Senators. and they will, Of course.
elect the two U. s. Senators.
TO-, p. NJ. q.
$50 towns heard from. Melcalfe,
29,777; Baker, 23.760; Bell, 1850;
Fowler LOIS. Same towns Last year
gave Baker 26,224; over oil others
2,5O9. 80 small towns now remain 10
be heard from, which las. wear gave Ba.
ker 3.6l9-all others 2.7OS. or The
1865 Representatives known ODE eleced
"a are Democrats. Abou. fifty remain
10 be heard from. The opposition have
carried the three Congressmen. 4 of tho
5 councillors. and 10 Of the l2 state en-.
gineers, perhaps IL,
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22
For the Demoine Courier.
Temperance.

Mr.. EDIToR: lis with pleasure tina.
we 10 our friends the organi-
cation of the Independent Order Of Good
Templars in our town. The effects are
wonderful. UHrH
The following is a list of officers: d.
'Henshaw, w. c. T.;@fIorace Gibbs. P.
w. q. T.; Mrs. Emily Henshaw, w.
V. T.; MI. VIM. A. Nye, w. c.; Jas.
Mcdonald, w. s.; A. Bu,in. w. IT,; A.
G.. Olney, w. NJ; Mrs. Eunice Hen.
shaw, d. M ; VIM. Henshaw, F. S.;
Mary ]. Gibbs, l. G.; Charles Gibbs o.
G.; Mrs. Maria A, Butin, r. ii. S.; Jno.
Blackman, l.. II. 8.
Those of The fraternity visiting our
town are respectfully invited to par!ake
Of the Injuries Of the Lone Star Lodge,
No. So Our Lodge meets on Tuesday
evening Of each week.
j. MCDONALD. +. s.
Chillico,he, March l7,b, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22
~ The Wes,6eld, fMass.) New

II The Weslfeld, (Mass.) News
Letter says that a number of eastern
capitalists have made large investments
in lard in Mitchell county, iowa, and
have laid out a town near the centre OF
their purchase, which has been named
8 Osage," in honor Of Orrin Sage, pres
ident of the Manufacturers bank OF
Ware. Mitchell county is abou. eighty
miles Yves. Of the Mississippi river, and
is represented as being one Of The health
lest portions of the State.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22

MoRE CHuRcHEs.-We learn aha. the
Old School Presby,erians will build a
fRe tone Church this summer 20 by sc,
and also .ha. the Baptisls expect 10 build
. church The same size as the Methodist
Church, 40 by 60. The only question
now sis where are the mechanics 10 be
had / o do ell the work that is to be done
here this SUMMER Many mechanics
are now wanted here, q, this time, and
many more will be wanted here during
the summer. Wages are as good here
40 at any other point in the west, and
living is IS cheap, if not cheaper.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22
The Prohibitory Law.

u is generally conceded by The new..
papers Of the State, that the sProhibi.
tory Law" will carry by an oysrw helm.
ing majority. Great excitement prev.
ans on the subject, in tho northern par,
Of the Stale, and the news from ,ha,
quarter indicates q complete victory over
all opposition. The editor Of the Ha,ok.
Eye has recently taken 4 trip .hrourh
many Of, the Southern Counties. and 10
says: ~ 1f ~ e3st =
s"lowa will adopt the P~rohibitory Law
by a majority Of mo, less than ten ,hou,.
and-proyided. aways, ,hatihe frieods
of this measure are true 10 themselves.
and use the same degree Of energy az
put forth by their opponents. Friends
in Oskaloosa said TO us, put down Ma.
haska for Eve hundred majorisy Tor the
Law. but We shall give more. And =, D.
,her points. wherever we had occasion 70
spesk oft. we found public opinion de-.
cidedly in favor Of prohibition. We
mention these facts. hoping that it Win
encourage every friend ofIemperance ID
do 1his whole duty. securing 10 i. will a
glovions triumph. e'Esaa sn9qd t. M
80 49, 49, Ma
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22

AZ Our place had the honor Of a visit
from Mr.. o. ID. Tisdale, candidate for
Commissioner, last week. He appear.
cd to be very well satisfied of his own
importance, bu, we do o think, from
what we can hear, tina, his talents are
properly appreciated, or at least as he
thinks they ought to be, in this vicinity.
WapelIo may be set down for Mckay
by . large majority, aud Lockwood will
run clear away from Dewey here. Dew.
sy is a swell .known citizen" in these
parts.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22
VERY FERVID.

HENRY A. WISE. in a recent speech.
elected the following idea in regard to
the State 0! "Ole Virginny :"
"She has an IRON chain Of mountains
running through her centre, which God
has placed there TO milk the clouds and
10 be the source Of her silver rivers"
Milking the clouds to make silver riy.
is 2 thought bn. one remove from the
sublime. II nearly equals the remark Of
q Massachusetts paper in regard TO the
Know Nothings; "We are glad thai
the Wing party is not 10 be bound TO the
chariot wheels Of this mushroom !"
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22
The Railroad

Grading is sill being pushed ahead
vigorously at this place, by the new con-
tractors. Mersrs. Nudge, Robinson &
High. The motto Of The Company is
"wesiward the bull CINE takes its way!'
Rival roads will have to work late and
early If they get to the Demoinc before
he Burlington and Missouri River Road
strikes il at OHumwa.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22

DIsGRAcEFUL.-Col. McHenry, Reg.
lister Of the Land Office at Dubuque,
and Mr.. Merritt, of the Express, and
who has just been appointed Register OF
one of the new land offices, are black
guarding each other most furiously thro'
The newspapers. The epiihets employed
are too coarse for repetition.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22

II PArson Brownlow, of the Knox
vile (Tenn.) Wing, publishes wha, he
calls the abridged Gospel of Know
Nothing. sm:-Foreigners and Roman
Catholics may all ride in the Chariot of
american Freedom-BUT AMERICANS
MUST pRIvE!"
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22

u Al the recent charter election in
the City Of Muscatine the whole Ameri.
can Ticket excep. one Alderman was
elected, by majorities ranging from 81
Ia lei. a ai4fl baa
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22
Washington, March 10.

Adv:ces dated Mexico. February 10,
represent Santa Anna daily losing. and
Alvarez gaining ground. 1t 10 said that
Santa Anna holds several steamers ready
TO receive him on the approach Of Alva.
rez He has sent what he could Of The
81 600 1000 received from the United
States. and valuables. out Of the country
and has sold 90, 100000 yet lobe paid
10 Mexico by the United States.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22
Virginia Nominations.
Raliiinnre- March

Baltimore, March Ia.
The X. N convention at Winchester,
Va, nominated Slannope Flourney for
Governor; Hon. ]. II. Beale, Of Mason,
Lieut. Gov, and Jno. nj. Patton, of
Richmond. Attorney General. They all
accept.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22

IY The Citizens Of Cedar Rapids
are agita,ing the question Of removing
the County Seat Of their county from
Marion, TO that place.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22

A ~prohibi.ory liquor law has been en-
acled in Delaware, TO 60 into opershon
the LIST of June.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22

EY- Hon. A. G. DopoE, Hon. j. A.
McDouoALL and B. HEM have our
thsnks for public documents.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22

Abb, did you 90 % the gold n;uep
asYes..' ssfa lasss S1s .sl 9n89
What did you digi'@ 'asif.ss ~ ri
i dug home as Don az possible
Demoine courier., 1855-03-22
WING NOMINATIONS.

For 0ommissioner Of the Demeine River
improvement,
WILLIAM McKAY-OfP Polk Co.
For Register Of the D. NJ. River Improremss,
J. G. LOCKWOOD-Of Louisa Co.
For Register in the State Land Office,
ANSON HART-OfJohnson Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-19

Editors OF Gate City,
n ENTS:--I wish 10 say I" your readers that
" have just returned from market with great
variety of Ladies' and Geatlenen's, Boys, Miss
ess, and Chidren's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which viii sell Lower Than the Lowest Re-
mcmher, Cuiek Sales and Small Profits. is nv
motto. GEO. Critic sDEN.
Corner 5th snd NJ ain Streets.
PS. hope no one will believe the above
till they come and Sc for themselves. @. c.
Kepkuk June dkXlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-19
JAMES REYNOLDS,
" holesalo and Retail Druggist,
Meshaate's Block. -Norh side of Man 81,

Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Meskantc's Block. -Ttorth side Of Man 81,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
III ATfNG made arrangements for n per- n
4 tnsnent business liz tie above lin<, srn
now Offering 10 the city and country trade -
@ large and we'll selected stock If
Drugs. Medicines, Pa nts, Dyes 0iis and Var
sass pishes, h n.hes, G. lnssware and Window
Glass;
Also Perfrmery and fancy articles, Cigars, To.
oaeco and snnf, Ggj choice assortment OF
Family Groceries. iaclgdug Spices. Teas, Fla
voring Extracts, Candies, Soda, Salara'us, and .
variety OF articles pertaining 10 tha, department,
all which will be sold On the principle Of ssn al
profits and quick retnrns.n
Particular attention given to preparing pre-.
scripion,. In cases whore me iiclnes sre re-
CURED during the night II is frequently inconve.
nient to OBJ ain them. This difficulty / have
completely obvia'ed by having my residence in
part OF th- same building occupied By nv
store; and persons desiring medicines may RELY
upon procuring them at all hours. night or da
without Inconvenience or delay.
Druggists, merchants and others. purchasing
by the quantity, are requested to give me a cell
as am determined TO sell on a. favorable term,
as any house in the city.
Aprii6, 1855 div
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-19
BEN. +. D0DS0N,

T1A5 inst receiged one Of the largest and bsSt
Ill .eected stacks or Cloth, Cassimeres ard
.eslinas eyer brought 10 the State OF Iowa,
which ke will MAKE II at tie shortest nstice md
in the la.es style.
Also a. good assortment cf Gents Furnishing
Goods, such az Shirts. CasiaFs, II tndkerch'eis,
Craysts, - Hose, &C.
Do no, isrge' The place, Ne. ), Sd Street, os-
tween Main Johnson.
May rs, 1854.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-19
LATEST STYLES
OF Boots aud Shoes,

] IL persons desiring, The Llie.t Fashions fo<
- 10 see what they Ee) would do we'll to call
At Dukes Boot and shoa Emp rinm,n where
he IS anxious tos sho* his new ard endid stock
which IS always kept full and complete from his
o1 rsanufacterv. IN rn5 ST extanslee Ia the city,
thus ef ab1ifg him 10 Ell orders more promptly
than any o'her house.
lie has the greatest assortment and best quali-
+ OF material that ia to bg found In any one house
west oi The mississippi for the mxnuiaciure OF
wcrk 20 order.
His Lasts are all made TO order ana he war
-ants IA, and all MS work superior 10 any tnint
in his line in Iowa. C4ll sna 1ee Fer ycurselfl
May c5, 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-19

THE LOVERS soLILoQyY.
Go arch the ind,es' wave foi pca.ls,
To deck vour high horn maicent
Or dig Golconda's diamond sandf,
With priceless treasure laden.
Go gather Myrrh ard Frank incense;
And sweet Arabian spices.
And cluster round your hearts, delighin
Love's widest OF devices
PiI give to her whom | adore,
By far an ofF'Iing richer
NV face, sli dressed In lovers smiles,
In BUELL's fair Sksi,ght picfure.
BneIl's Gallery, So, Mali Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-19
pISsoLTfIaN

DIsS0LTfl fl0N.
u,EE firm ot Grsham Il Cave Is Ills day dis
sal,a5 he mt,tnal consent Mr. Cave 10 a0-
,hov,ze4 ,o aettl. thr business ot The 'ate hrM
and viii continue the business - h.T+tsfcss:
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-19
Great Excitement


- AT EEELDoE's HAT Emporium.
niE largest and best stock Of Hats, Caps and
/ Straw Goods ever brought INTO the State OF
Iowa. Aay orc in wan Of n'ts Hat Cap,
Umbrella, Carpet Rrg. Canes. &c, will awats
find COM ete stock at the New York Hat EG :.
poriurn, 81 Main street.
Call and leok a. the new summer stve of Hats,
which is beautiful. DO rot farqei the place. at
SHELDON'S, 81, Main street
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