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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-12-22
PHILApELpnlA. Dec. III. la56.

SIR: l am highly honored by the letter you
have addressed to me expressing the generous
feeling with which her Britannia Majesty's gov
eminent have been pleased to regard the
efforts of the expedition lately under my com
mand to afford assistance to Sir John Frank
lin and his associates. shall not fail to com
municate it to the surviving officers and men
of the party; and / pray you, in their behalf
as well as my own, to convey to her Britannia
Majesty's government our very grateful ac-
acknowledgements for this mark of their favoring
regard.
| am, sir, with great respect, your very ODE
dent, faithful servant Il. X. KANE.
His Excellency JOHN +. CHAMPION,
Minister Plenipotentiary, &c, &c.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-12-22
Reported Death or Dion Bouro,e.uI,

The Louisville Courier learns from private
New Orleans dispatches, that Dion Bourcicault
IS dead. He was manager of the "Gaiety
Theatre" ia that city, and was eminent as a
dramatic author and as an actor Mr.. Bourci.
caut was the author of London Assurance,
and many other popular plays, and came to
New York from London little more than a
year ago. He lectured for time upon the
English Drama and then went upon the stage.
where he played genteel comedy with the hap.
piest effect. His wife was formerly Miss Agnes
Robertson, an actress Of popularity.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-12-22
Death Of Robert schuyler.

Translated far The Ne1c York Evening Post from.
tke Courier DIES Etats Unis, Dec. 10.
The following lines from private letter
from Paris are calculated to produce a sensa-
ton in New York:
H" Robert Schuyler died about the middle of
last month, at his residence in the environs OF
Genoa, where he had been living for some
time in the strctest incognita with his family.
The place of his residence would have
been known q long time ago if certain per-
sons, occupying important positions in the
management of several railroads, and especi-
ally of the New Haven railroad, had not been
deeply interested in securing his silence and
absence from the country.
Since his departure from America, his
health has been on the decline, and he finally
died Of grief and modification.
Several eminent fnanciers of New York
will not be sorry to learn the news of his death.
He has left, as am informed, great number
Of important papers, which will be published.
They will form curious chapter in the history
OF specializing enterprises in the New World"
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-12-22
L,oR SALE OR LEASE, Lot n. square

IL 256, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue, the
site on which the Apollo Hall formerly stood
The lot has front OF 4S feet inches, by an aver
age depth Of about So feet.
The terms Of saIe will be: One fourth in cash
the balance in one, two, and three years, with
interest," satisfactorily secured; or il will be leased
for term, from one year up TO twenty. t
There Is no use In recapitulating the command
ing appearance of the locality of the above lot as
is generally conceded TO be one of the best lots
now vacant on Pennsylvania avenue.
Inquire Of VIM. MoRRow, 1874 G. street, or at Il.
G. DYxRs.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-12-22

A letter from Havana has the following:
Rachael Felix arrived here yesterday, in
the Isabel, from Charleston. am happy to
have it in my power to add that the subscrip-
ton list for all the performances Of this talent
ed sister presents most satisfactory appear
ance-nearly every seat in the Teatro Tacon
(yon know its immense size) being engaged for
every performance
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-12-22

One Of the latest curiosities come to London
is the apparition of the sable envoy and pleni-
potentiary of his sooty Majesty of all the
Haytis, Baron Pompey. He has been officially
received by Lord Clarendon, and it is silly re-
ported that his Lordship kept a smelling bottle
to his dainty nose during the whole of the in
terview. What will be the effect of this "dark
cloud" at the first drawing room remains to be
seen. In England they are quite used to the
tawny color Of the East Indian, but an ebony
"nigger" will be a novelty, bedizened in gold
lace, and initiating, with the accuracy Of one
of the monkey tribe, diplomatic airs and graces
One Of the latest freaks of his dusky nobility is
visit he paid this week to Mr.. Buchanan, but
that distinguished gentleman happened to be
out. .E 8 st t4s{
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-12-22

The Senate was not in session yesterday.
The time Of the House was occupied in dis
cussion.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-12-22
Omcial Vote.

The votes cast at the late election in New
York have been officially canvassed, and the
Albany Argus gives the following summary of
the result:
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-12-22
Hogs Killed and An Pen..

Up to the close of last evenings operations,
the following will show the number of hogs
killed and in pens. Figures same as before
quoted-$6 rs a Sc so, according to size and
quality. Large numbers arrive daily:
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-12-22
s@- The Secretary Of the Interior ba,

n@- The Secretary Of the Interior has re-
ceivcd intelligence from Lieut.. NJ Michler,
who had the work in his charge, that the
boundary line between the United States and
Mexico had been established, and that Lieut..
Michler had reached New Orleans.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-12-22
/ TEACHER WANTED as Governcss

IA in a private family, one that is competent 10
teach all the branches of English French and
music. Address p. M. Fauquier White Sulphur
Springs, Virginia.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-12-22
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1855.

SIR: Her Majesty's government have lately
been apprized of the safe return of the expe
dition under your command to the Arctic re-
gioHs in search of Sir John Franklin. They
have also been informed of the safe return OF
the searching squadron under Capt. Hartstein.
This intelligence has afforded sincere pleasure
to her Majesty's government, and have now
the honor, in their name, to offer their cordial
congratulations 10 you, sir, and to convey to
you, and to request you to communicate to the
officers and crews who, under your command,
so nobly attempted TO afford to Sir John Frank
lin and the officers and crews of her Majesty s
ships employed on the Arctic expedition, the
assurance of the sincere gratitude of the British
government and people for. their generous ex.
ertions.
have the honor to be, sir, your most obedi-
ent and humble servant
JOHN +. CHAMPION.
To DR.. KANE, U. s. Navy.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-12-22
NAVY DEPARTMENT..
The Arctic Expedition.

We publish below the letter of the British
minister to DR.. Kane, together with the Doc
tors reply to the same. The minister's letter
expresses the high sense in which her Majesty
and her Majesty's government hold the noble
conduct of the Doctor and his associates, and
the pleasure it gave them to hear of their safe
return:
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-12-22

senate--Friday, December I'll, 1885.
The Senate was not in session to-day, having
yesterday adjourned until Monday.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-12-22

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

nyIfY AND pyryCTrAL 6FefTAG AID RrvrvEs1
~ b. ~ WARD HM t~off .sfs's fyi@t.f al ,h~v -
rs~ sf<. 80 rts os~s ssfe 80 hA,- sN-es -sys~as
ssf cured klrs CasAi oe,s - 49,.
az nrokHwAs, ~ pses y - sxsF~Fd -. ,ssg1
ssS aofcrsh ,sn.1ss. shri'Asfh ever r~v~k t1~U
sanyahssd
DrcoRps rgysrvyvY % vgJyAyg pT~x.sw
IL Bf lsAnsr, IA Bnafs sxsss. ~ n yssss - q
tf.ssnt oSss. az, b os<SUAi va s~ssssr.s prv.As
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

nor LLvERP0OI.-UairED STATES NAIL STEAM.
abp PACIFIC Capt ASA Edridge. -fhs eauaship sli
depart With be unted sa,ss mails ,or Europe pcuvsy %
reet For freight passage having ualed
coalmodauoLa for elegance ard Mort, apply 10
EDWARD X cul.i.Ifs 50 Wall street.
Passengers requested TO BOARD IL o. A. W.
shippers please Jake noce that the ships Of s line cannot
ANY g0uss eynraoand feucrs pass
through the Pos office oher WIN be returned The
ship Atlantic Will succeed the Pacific, and Dec II
Notice fb- DAYS oil departure Of his line from York
viii be saday commencing January g. And Aibsru
urday aud from Law rpoo "Wednesday copInoac
January p Ard every alternate Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16
WATCHES, JEWELNY, t~C.

('ALfFbRsIA IiAMONBh.-A SILVER MEDAL
~ awarded As The aT 81 the hfactican nitae, Is
and beautiful article equal 10 brlsncy and appearance e
real dismO"d ~ sd manufactured IA
Gents cluster pug o. " cts fcs 80 10 rings a. ssi
earring ~ 20 ss6 snds Ouous
ynety u lewairy from 80. dsnynis Arncioa
cent s mail 10 part of Inc nl'sd rtts BY encslng
amount. addressed u J. ,. Jacobs D1 HfoadwAy
nTAMONBH WAkIED.-rFHSDNE HAyfsG DIA HOSfs
IIo sell md ready cash purchaser suaN
o, by caAsgS Is. T. sCH1tI1s, no ~ D-y rect IRON y
10 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

,NUB sEW 1DkA AND LIVERr,OL UNITED STATES
j mail seaIusrs.fhs sips composing hs i'm, he io
b~iDs:-
AIIANIiI EapL WcsA BALTIC CavI tsr.,,uck
PANiftC, ,jap, Nye ADkI AfI1, Cap. -.
These sI have been balm ny contract expressly
s,ne, sar,ce kverycare bsa taken In teir
kcs As also III nsu engines,
And deh Recommendations In
elegance and ccmior Prize = vasrsge fro, Ses York
L.erloo m nrr chass cabin A30, secund Dr. oB, cxoDo
give nj extra afe 80 liverpool 70 Neo
York. ~ and ~ sus~ss An experienced surgeon ai.acbd
serh ship No berth secur0l ungi pad for
ynfAsrl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

DtAYfs0 tARDs,-rtsYfs0 thRDs ~ rupEpIOt
i ss<A Ard tnish made o4ere.sJ ~ ss4anx wri -
.sst aof ~srrnftsd ~ SAT-. kgnaa Card. enx~ =
aoghk heas paving ARD ~ ~ bs vaylou, TY.ss 80
~ rntn caro- kAngfAcsrr. ~ Asd ~ sfAx< syss<
ovvnd0uv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16
gyyfJsL syDJcsI s0rTcr 70 Tpyl.ofx. ~,

gpgfJsL MEDICAL NOTICE. 70 Tpg LsDfss = NJ, -
- ioystr nftss fsssf 80 80 - bFs~assy yo,s
q JcAussm fAysesr 80 $1,000 :, ~.
6r<s sssuDuss l1. 49, neas ~ fr.>,. -
q ~ rsva 80 az easssNefsr ~ 1s~T,. X =,
tesssssfy ffssf - - grs<s~rs~s qAxses,t.ts 49,. -
fae~r - rfstp@s = 3s fenasyfssAs rnsYsrrft 49,
. <sfWfsy g.<sius fse..Ss a.
ssf>si - sks hfrssn 80 pfs~rsxs. 81, 49,.
ss~s4f - rf4f sstff..sy a. 49,, -. -.
.ly-~ ftres ts1~ siss AT srps,~.es .. ~.
~ yss'fffei - - fssssss ts~Ers, v .sass* 70, -.
T'ssss - w. lss~s hsqus.sfy l.,sss,.,.
49,. r.~.as q 80 sfsss sssetns usssa. .~,s
- - ~ e~isat bs a.. tts tsr.. afas 80 49, -
$780, 49, tsf~- " r.1 Alas 49, - ss.w-ss
-. - 49, ,fsrSye sAsssss Ln~ss Oss sg.s,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

A Ub1hALA PIONEER LINE-JAkhYfFo fhE q. 8.
a msin-ibe very fast sailing China parket ON HIDA,
Capt Craosy noe loading pier n vdney a.
rect hAs room for small quantity Of freight Applied Tor
early. FOR ro9hf only apply W r. w. CANkRoN,
No. q Bowling taYe0n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16
MEDICAL.

$3.50 raxsa~ y - a =.
4 sFW Ho0R-TUy kABHTAGE GUIDE on PAM
~ ~ f.dbsi ard fbyfiolos cal Tssru~nr. fr.r.i5 ~
Ne nts 81 ne uaFfasd And 1sse ahGu ~ marry ~ ~
Hock - Author snd sc.Uef hurdredN e1to. 80 pars~
npcfed riass. PR. VI fahlai,~d By y W TIHsJsg -
Ass.sn sIest sho si1 hS~srs ~ mai. tss fsssvi
from lhs Medal Ssd Surgical Ees~r m. no. .sfrs
ordinary tcck tsaf. feaiufs slael
neusfy oburKulshss his boa from eass n 49, Kff A.
~ res1'hf toDs u ssac2ey AID norsgy shFh pervsi.s
al through
AZ iAfhosT PAHfs AND IDspOs PHYSICIAN
<N And surgroo, solpv ~ No s~sl~N tiFsss ~ sAs
rsFs opns ssFora stn sss t-s~s s~seniY eve easr9s
HFs nafles - ri@ey s..sd gl-xnses g,s
Fes dstAsss ~ or lsss pee, 81 heats 49, s.-.ssr
Z" ffsad~sy, hom u A. n " AEd Dgf. Y sars.v
eteegtsd.
DhIyATH cpsSufArfOsh-n DR. ssrDs cys
nfes ne grsrusr elsss - fs~EMs is Ab - ~
we*t< nyre R~C twenty ffs91sf ~ftv 90
ffsnWe ftt rsrnscss MID ssf g. g.kl~n
fsfr besrrss sfrgss him tessibN vt~ h
f~rt hire 70 ~ fsr bp4. y. Tsssy
desifrs tiass A<s usD, hsss s-,~v~t ~ t<
nsss ~ esFtsin ri2rlasxs 40 tS~1 nrr~s 4, dfurs
urfU respectfully 0rHsf - raj t~<e nsv,
"a siskrs. 60 -eHsriiA,4
WILLIAM str~Ov n D.
r.Nnj yssr surrs~ p os t>'ss n.-plAi sso<s = . ~
Came snd Corr. suulsyues 3 49, w.
Oces - WslsS sgsvs hsn~,~0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16


{ xRIIylc.TE-oysn youe YgARs rgayE srr
~ er'o iron n uo-s painful retEn4 i.fns
49, nsn,A sa s,eaas ss "ia"lsn aaslos s-'e.sird
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81, 49, = ~ h,z~s ''''' o'' 49, '' 90
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s.ss 20 $50. Is.r. . ~. ..... enl'..
In RALrn's fnAcrIc, ~ PRVArg rgyErisg, SIX
y, ieens eipoT. ~ ~ The cis.r sBi prssaeais
llfaitt Gwen svty ffg n bsss da.A~e isyasSss
.ss assy gs, 81 80 !. ' K, s....s 49,. .s e.
oS s ha Aif 'l".s y z .aa .;s - rs 20 80
,sss = e'os $50. NJ ecoe- ~ 0eaa .'r.ss s@s,
scpva. ''l-'A'' -
Dn nuroN1gs goLpgs rfiIs ron vg~ALss-
i.,y ar 81, 1919 $50, 80. 4 - 1900 g. -. ,t
rssys ar,gisa aE " uesrrasnap. rs-asaia,y !. d.
,are 2 = prpsr ~ ,y s~s,s ). ~. ..s~...
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ss.,sg .a j. fsa :. w W 49,, 80 .s s; ,.. ~. W.
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wh'sl.A3 nm ia o,ses 80 s1s.t
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49, w.: E s,s 81, r. .. a.: 800. 49, ."a
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

IFwELHY. I1Asosns AND SILVER wARg-rIrE
~ subscriber s.rg all dsserpuou, - lt weifF 1nia
.arrrgs pms hngcr rinpa ami silver rtsn mnh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

A psTRAIfA PIONEER LINE, CARRYING TUE UNI
n led sses NsiIhe fact sailing s.p CYNTHIA iBr Me-
poufns, having hsf her cargo positively enssgss prae5
% take fretiou moderate Terms pier ~ kst river ~
*. " CASERoS 50 Bowling Grren.
TINTED STATES NAH STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
~ Havana md Kew Orleans, ssiurisy, soYe-ber n.
N2P, rom pier foot n warren rreet sorsh river h.
fas ard fAvoris ssAn .hp GRANADA Capt :. y Grnln,
stl sal a. above Passage nnGpsrys
nfrc. Frsgh 20 Wee Oreans ~ per cubic toD, sup
pefs WI oe supplied viii blank b, x ssng AZ he fova
.sned ~ he company application rer ocs NJ orr
rns ssped and no bns fading VII signed s~- De
d.ehnr kw freight o. pasr~se apply tAe oaee -
Y o. RoBgaTs
NOR HAVANA AID WV oRr.gASe.-TuR &.
u mail s'sAmshp CAHAWBA, Capt w. shaS1l
begin reosvlns freight Wsdp~sday New "a and
sb<se porss Monday Nov 1t ocssf prN--siy fr,r
Ter per NO n fts u river, fon II aotssn-on sy~~s
LIVINGSTON. choCHKnoE 90. 81 Eross-2y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

MA1KIAoNIAi- HADEh tIsRrLK .Mf.t vULnpN
Ni professor = auOsrarhf ~ ros1inF Of esasoD -
I"reohh Handwriting ADi spifilsl shuhg nNmnA -
apou he r.crip y twenty Eve .qalt - o.
stafrpsj and ~ hand firT .sft - 49,
IN dsin.abn ~ 'trf rharAf~r. ~ A..
slso description n The t-y ~ vii k.T AZ
frsss viii return rosiagsJ f4sne y.eis ~. ~ Pe-s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

TOR FAN FRANCISCO DTRECT--THE Al NEW YORK
II buIt clipper ship ANTELOPE. Lewis asoers eonma and
sr, loading pier Eass River shippers by
el rely Immediate despatch, well having iher
soods landed tn francsoo ut early dny, soi
usual good which this ship celebrated
passage apply 10 HARBRCK CO. e0 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16


COTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wARERooys
- at 5It Broadway, oppo~ie the -. Nicholas ffoi@i
MATHEWS STACY offer Tor ssle he inosr elegant
nsnt Of hney cottage emass1 and French f.rnar~
United ba&es, rsy4nred prices Every of
p~ilassss pillows bosstsrs &c. al manufacturer. prices
E'rRNITURE.-CABfNET FURNITURE At AUcTfOs
y prizes Arre assortment a. " Beekn.su areet na1
close concern S'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

To passengers going 10 London steamers
vantage Of economy both In nme and expense
specie delivered in London. letters must pas through
the Post Office
Baggage wanted durtnr voyage 70 be sent on bsrd
he DAY before sailing marked beo~r For freight
cage apply to MUkrtmt X LIVINGSTON. rs Broadway.
RS. he new steamer Fulton. Of The and
construction Commanded by Captain Jamas Wotton, NIL
fouow The hrago the 10th % Decent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

STEAMSHIP FOR HAVRE.-THE NEW AND SPLES.
- did hrst class steamship tEiussDN, A D. owber con-
aDders VIII eaYe from pcr NO "a. North river Wcfus
dsy Nov ~ at noon Baggage wanted the ynys.c
tooh be cent on board hedsy bs'ore sang marked DE
NV Letters prepaid H1i cents hall ounce parG.s
viii be essised 81 he AGENTS Office m 10 A. 81 day
Aihg Price Of frSt cabin, x20; second 80 Tho
Ericsson unsurpassed IN her for the
u her pasenfers and viii give saartiop NIL
eros. he Atlantic IN her For nfor age appiy
10 q. Is. Richard Agent. LJD Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

NAILINH UAYb. bTH MD UfTI % EAIII FDNITI =
- -Four hour frsn by Panama Rllrusd
rs lbs baggage free--Through for California, PANAMA
ksh1ad1he United States Mai st.a Ishp u mpany nfend
q despatch os aspinwau fussdzs Sos. - 81 zococs
r ~ precisely, from pier loot OF Wsrren street. soh
he web loen and svorts steanshp gsPihE CRY Capt
w. Windls Passengers and mals viii be forwarded ~ Pa
railroad Panama with Pacific Ntt
steamship toupanS's magnificent siAsmshtp SDsDH 8,
richard whiting Commander, vhleh will N rssdae
and leave umsilssly San Francisco The public tn
tofuod hs the r. ~ T. y compsny Away ksse
Extra s'eArner8 lying Pnnsfns ready for avoid
posioe det1nton OF passenger mails For apply
q w. kAYaotD. At The only 1fic. ~ the csHpAnss ~
W lest street. Of Warren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

GrEAy BETwEEs INV YORK AND GLASGOW
- EDlNBIRG 1870 toms VIZ. Durnmg commander.
NEW YORK z $50 tons, Robert Craig
GLASGOW. 9d2 IONS, Iohu duncan do.
The u asgow Nee SOr steamship Cpnp>nys xpiends
sud powerful EdlnturS appointed % SAL 3n
New York for Uasgoo direct nrdsy 18Th January
., y O'Clock ~ .ceiy. Rates u passage future NJ
vestscnnnt Apply 10
J. scsYMos ~ broadway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-21


Iapt. W II. ienry, late OF the Texan
volunteers
Accompanying this correspon ence is
and address by Captain Henry 10 the PEG
Pile Of Texas. and a proclamation al Iress
20 q the Nexcans
The address to iIle people Of Tcx4s an
noun Is the purpose 81 himself an! bis
companions TO tngaee IN the revolution
now EXISTING il the Mexican Republic, t0
displ &C tie far tatned >ana Anna aid IS
lablIth new republican firm Of govern
msnt. g9y' rnment more favorable 10 the
interests e Texas, enlightened in Is views,
snl s1tth The GaQf ,nten.fon II CT eRdtng
The proud dmeYtcan Lagie orer IL PROT G.
Ata
lie appea's TO Tex ts, in tile strength Of
her revolutionary experience and example,
aud in iles them by rrpfrserting the b,r-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-21
The University's Family Remedies

I SSI ED under the seal, Sanction and Authority
j Of tile University ~ Free Medlciua ana popa ar
knowledge, chartered by toe state If Psnnevivtu A.
April -. l.o3, with cap tai Of .ie0 QUO, ma ii y
Tor the purpose Of arrestng the evils Of Spurious
and Worthless Nostrums also. Tor supplying the
community @sta reilable remedies wherever a com
potent Physician cannot or viii not be en- posea.-
has Institution las purchased from DR.. JOHN X.
H3WANp he celebrated
E0NANDtS TONIC MIXTURE
Known for upwards VI twenty-five years the
only sure and safe for Fever and Ague DC
aad bis inestlmabie remeds fer Bowel Compla .uss
ReWand's Compound syrup oi Blackberry Root
which ghly approved and popular remedies to
gether With the University Remedy FIR Complaints
OF tho Lungs the University I Remedy for Dyspep.
ssa Indigestion; the Intsers4ty's Eefaeay for
Cost Bowels; also, the University + Almanac may
be had, al the Branch pspensarY. or Store Of
MCKINNEY / RUNNER, keokuk
Angus: II, 1885.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-21

hrLLf i4k"s this nsthud II returning his
SINCERE thanks 70 the citizens or Kaosnk
ier VERY liberal patronage he has received
lnce be came - thss city All entire stranger
| heg ave Tor lie future, 10 inroJure NV
self IN partner slip With Mr. John FeHowes. and
hap-, BY giving our undivided attention 10 bn,i
n-ss, 10 rem er aufITe satisfaction To all no III
iasaf IS with their custom. We are hourly es
prchng ocotts celebrated American Report Of
asfions aid shall introduce the tall styies as
soon received. Az we intend Ia do ali o.r
own work, our freals can rely npon havinq
'hsir work done With neatness aud dispatch, and
d b guaranteed.
Please call a. the Johnson Street. Tailor Shon
one or Yves oil The at Office and giva III !
I ial. KELLY FETIowrs
August 3, 1855 dim
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TTHE anders gnsd will sell tho following pro,

FNHE undersigned will sell the following propcrt i
a. very low prices and on easy terms Il applica-
ton b. made soon.
three story business aoaac ~ ~ 90 feet IN Me-
cnanic' Book, on Nam Street. Two lots on the
Of Fourteen b and II "a Streets, with largo
Two sorry brick house, occupied hotel, with
stable and wagon yard attached. Also one hundred
and sixty u land being the south east
Of section IS township No. 10, north range No. s,
wet in Van Baren county near the road from K co.
kea q Fame d, the y.cnty II B4as ain Grove.
JOAN TKIpLErT
An-uFt fl, 1876 ~
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g.. ". Sanders.
FURNITURE WA
MAIN STREET, Bel 3rd and an s,ree,s
kEDkTK. IOWA


IHE undersigned Tia. noH IN
/ ms w are Rooms ard de-
signs keeping constantly on hand
we'll selected assortment Of all Kinds OF Fnr
uifure embracing MARBLE TOP DRESSING,
nd plsif Bureaus; fine ard plan Sofas. fine and
plain centre "a card Tables cane al and wind.
sor Chairs. rochifg Chairs OF every sescript,sn
from plain wooden seaf, 70 the finest hsif cloth
stuffed seat; plan and fancy turned cottage Bed
s'eaas OF re latest Styles Lounges &c.
Looking Classes Of all sizes clocks Garnet
'nes, floor and door natiings floor and table oil
cloths, mattresses, feather busters carriage trir
fntngs, window shades and Trimmings ard eya,
other article asuali} Kept in my line Of bushes.
Part OF nv stock as mad under nv own (.
perFlsion, and the rsa' bought from menufacto
IS al high ding, 80 that can warrant ever,
article for durability and finish If w,rkm.n,htr
N y object IL 10 establish parraan mt business
hers, and not on the Peter Funk principle. ara
= ~ ihducemeni o persons 20 purchase Of me-
4tn resolved 20 sell a. the lowest 81 Lon. prieea
t'sEl asd examine nv stock before purchasing
Elsewhere. viii alwaYs Ike pleasure in show
ng furniture to Ladies aud Gentlemen who call
ah ne. whether thet feel inclined to buy or not
taay 81 = IN g. ". SAN DERS