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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18
Jusnrante Companies.

ShDhsohAS GUWVuulf0.
oFTieE oF Tn. coLusnA Fms fssuaAscs Co.
10 % Sueisys Ct. cot. College pssce.
"A instant the following ..p,lsm.s ~ .s."s ~ ~
and ia'p'e'''' TOT 'a' 'I 6sss HH ,s,;
BENJAMIN D. Brush. James Issl sA, @. " sxi,.,s
Mon.snis W.s. a assl,. W. p %s.' La, ss@x
janice 0l~sn. VIM Lad Roosrt \ A..
Fdssrd Ebworth, Jsmos 4. Psl,eson Esshsn H.S-
yO.sph ". S:.l' ww.lsescs aDSslD .si. 9. H,s.'
e,muel B. W bite, Robt Collins p 4 Bossrt
Charles Depson, Jr @ n. LiliensnaI s.roa Cisrs
John ArusrSpf. T. Howell, Albert A Mari.
James y. Brush, J r Butbolonew Jaa NIIio.<I.I
b, q. C.rke, Frants Hophrs, Besj W. Bsce.s
Co umbu, sesu.ne
Apdrew Hall, DsvS Earle, Samuel J. Berrs.
A. subsequent mes tins cf the Board. SEsJsHis D
tr.sins year JosS G ssais. s.s-s;s5'
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY
AZ OF HARrfoap.
oAf Sas,'i''s ss y as 600.
Nsw.YOrh Agency, 30 70 ~sn q.
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o RIPLEY, viss President,
JAS. A AlrxaSpER, As.r.
CLINTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ CASH ds sa' II. i S s: i'.s
Opposite the m.nhsn.' EIehsrse
HUGH LANG, President
Jas. B. AYES, Secretary JoRx sAssr. sorye,sr.
THE OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANY Aal
been orssDi1ei with CAPITAL OF Four Hundred Tharal
Dollar te4Oo.eeo,D EOW ARDS, President, JAMES VAN
BEUREN Secretary. With Board of ps,estess smessas
a. No. so Waist
The Corpsry hsve tskeu the vs,te " n
Courier and Enquirer No 10 Wallet witch they will Jccsey
- SOON y the repsIs are completed :
0SHE IRVING FIkE INSURANCE Con
j ees Noss wsl.-.t aud 85 Gr.eewlebss: Cash oapes
$500 eco with surpus ip@res Buildings Msrehed'.e Pr
nfure Vessels port and their Csso-s ard other Pc-
against Los. Dsosse BY fire MASON THOMPSON Psje
MARTIN CRowNLL. Secretary.
WLBsTE:R FIRE re-, iN 5 svN yG. COMPANY
OFFICE No. 1917 BRO ST.
CASH CAflrsL, SljO,V00.
VIII insure Buildings. AelchIdse and Personal PfopsSr
general a,ss damage by ire favorable terms sssay
other Company ,
ID ID Wlpsst r. J Bell Jv Prince
John Bapehor, Hsrsey Barden, u. u. Hart,
Jas c Forester, Dennis hnrh, rrnce,
i G Howard w Cinspt, ra5mas Giibtt,,
X. q. Holu es, v estcoh AorAm - bel
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A. BLAIspELL. Secretary
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WhnIen.

sEwORLEaTs-s n April - ship. Fanny Fosdiek Ney-
YorE; JsGe Ghcden Boston, BARK J. HaEd Philsisl-
T-liA
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MICHIGAN FIVE MILLION
II

STARE TREAsuREn. OFFICE L.ssiss March s =. =,
4, Of f,lowisa lou OF an Act ioaunk
n. rIvt MILLION LOAN BONDS spproved February -
1855 vh.eh 10 hereto annexed 10 neteoy t'e H'"' ~ ~
holder. o. t va ,ou wS. saO0O Bonds.
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ksveuu let Revonu net
lint. compare
Cont Total ded1'ts.) eod.
Hudson River Railroad. @ 1891 S96 SfS63 800 CT
~ Y. Genital Rsiload.. 35,0i45& 2eSl 299 6l9 ct
N Y and Erie Rsilo.d. IS l5O62s 2s73i3 7.i'P CT
The Treasurer Of Michigan gives notice that the
bonds which have not been exchanged Of the Old
loan of s5 900 must be presented al Lansing be-
fore 18th August next to be exchanged for new bonds
Amer that time the interest will cease. The new
bonds win be payable in New York.
Markets ..CARxyutry kvroRrED Foa TUX TRIBUNE.
- r... ian TUEsDA., ApD IL 1852
ASHEs-1he market lower. With limited dsmsoo for
Pots At - s6 and Pearls So 90 lti ssles 80 eos
private
COTrON-The marx has ruled quiet but steady The sales
reported bales Tue following the quotations:
kkw-yoRK cLAssiFicArioA. N. y. a.
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GEDUCED PRICES.-WATCHES, JEW
Ia - an xQSns al sILYER-WARE.

n FLbY DIAMONDS and SILVER-WARE.
The upJegnsd for the last eighteen years wei Known
D.,l.r sps for sale all goods 10 his line at
lower prices for the quality than other house In
rew-fork. Philadelphia, or any other city, and VIII send
" ~ wxrCHEs, JewELRY. &c..
10 all the United States FREQ Of charge Az Goods
warranted as represented Orders by mail, postpaid faith
fully attended to.
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Al EsSRS. DUNCAN, SHERMAN ~ Co.,
WI esnAers No. IS William It, New York. Issue FOR
EIGN CIRCULAR LErTERs If CEEDIf en- the following
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Daints, Oils, GLASS, &r.

DLAKE's PATENT FIRE-PROOF PAINT.
ID The original aud only seauine article that sn ,, -
without violating my patent, constantly on hsna po'e ~
In oil ard dry powder the general depot No s rct
Hanover SQUARE bv the psientse WIN. nLAnE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-14
The Ola Crockerv House

OF CAREY KILBOURNE Is still in full has.t,
and we trust by strict and honorable dean q.
has secured and will retain large portion q he
rery beet set Of customers, and in acoordance NJ
the increase Of business We are enabled TO iunar.t
our Goods -
DIRECT FROM ENGLAND,
and in such quantities - to place house in no.
aton inferior to none either in Cincinnati 81 Lon
IL or Chicago and hold ourselves ready 10 duplioete
the regular bill Of the from any Of the sheve
places.
We are happy to inform our friends thronshout
the State thst We have open for inspection sa sas,
upwards of
400 Crates 81 Crockerv.
together with upwards Of 800 BoxRs oLAsgw Am.
manufactured to our patterns, and expressly for
our own trade We have also the most extsnsien -
sortment Of
LOOKING GLAsSys
ever brought to the State With ell other moods hart
in Crockery hoases. We will BE- happy 10 - u1k1
and al who desire to purchase goods In our linn
Assure them Il they deal With Us We will do ~ 9oii
by them W know hog. W. heys careful 800
en-, snd very sel1om have complaint Of broken tnes
Orders Ssspeet4nil1 solicited.
Main Street, between Sd and N Strests.
CAREY = KILD0URHn.
Ksoksk, lows. AUG. Is, lsss.--w.
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Tux Eosr PLASEr.-Probably the most val
uahie astronomical paper read before the
American Scientific Association, al its late
session, was that Of Professor Alexander. on
the lost planet between Mars and Jupiter
he prctends 70 have discovered its form. or
biz and conditions. II was, he SAYS, disc
not globe, like the other planets--being
only eight miles from pole to Pc, while its
equa1ofiai diameter was seventy thousand
miles, or nearl, nine times ms long as that
Of the earth. Rolling through spaee with a
rnpty hardly exeelied by any other Of the
pl6eY bodies. this thin slice Of d rlanst
coal1 nOf long hold together. 1t burst and
split INTO fragments, some of which--shirty
Ire II nulfnbeF-we have discovered. aud
chS5Gton6d IN various heather names. II
Professor AI6xander's discovery be confirmed
t1 - calculations Of other astronomers, his
xs1k = 1afe.-N. Y. Herald.
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killing an Elephant.

On Saturday morning, when about FIVE
miles from Camden, the elephant belonging
to Bailey 4 Co.'s Circus Company became
vicious, and killed horse which happened
to be near him. Fearing that he might reach
the other horses and the cages containing the
animals, the FIRST care of the attendants was
to destroy the bridge, so as to cut of his ap-
proach to them. MIR. Geo. West, who, il
seems, was accustomed 70 the management
and disposition of the elephant, did not fear
him in the least, and Judging by his actions
that he was already subdued, designed pun
ishng him, and thought it necessary to se-
cure him for that purpose; but upon his APP
proach the elephant struck him with his
tusks, killing him instantly, and then shook
him violently with his trunk. This was wit
messed by most of the members of the com
pany, but they Of course were unable to rem
der the least assistance. Mr.. Bailey, one Of
the proprietors, knowing that it would be
dangerous to keep an animal so unruly, and
fearing the consequence to either the compa-
ny or to visitors of the exhibition, deter
mined to destroy him. The Dekalb Rifle
Corps OF Camden, commanded by Capt. Vii
lspigne, with number Of citizens, came to
the ground and opened a brisk fire upon him,
soon putting out his eyes. BY evening il il
supposed some one hundred and ffty balls
had been put into him, but with scarcely any
effect beyond binding him. On Monday
morning the fire was renewed. and shortly,
with a terrible roar, his life was extinct
Over three hundred bullets had penetrated
different parts Of his body. His carcass is
now lying in pond near the scene of the
occurrence, into which he had retreated.-
The animal was valued ut about 10000
MIR. West, who thus met with so melancholy
fate, was, we learn, a native of Geneva,
n. T., and was highly esteemed by both pro-
prietors and members Of the company. He
was buried in Camden, with the general
sympathy and regret of his associates. Go
iumbid, Is. C.) Times. Au0. %.
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would not have recovered from the paralysis
which their business had suddenly expert
enced, il they had not resorted to tho same
means Of cure which had occasioned their
hurt. They procured = certificate from some
respectable physicians to the effect that oys-
tiers were not unwholesome and the day af-
ter it was published, oyster eating was again
resumed, and the trade in bivalves went on
again Us usual without interruption.--N. Y.
Times
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PASCMALL,S FEVER AND AGuR
MIXTURE.

PASC1AALL,A FEVER AND AGUR
MIXTURE,
lNOk she edectual cure Of Chiib and Pever, IntAr-
i mittent Fever, Damb Ague and Billious At
tscks.
This preparation has been found. after extensive
trial to be certain and eectual cure for the ahye
diseases II ia composed entirely Of veretable anh
stances and contains nothing that can act nurios.
ly upon tho system Persons while using this ned;
cine not Obliged to lie by, the contents Of ene
bottle breaks the chill and remove. the d,yeaae
are not affected by exposure TO water or sick IL la
tiles any than when in their usual health "a
BY taking or two bottles more the patient ssil
Ind the appetite u recover strength 10 supulyAha
place Of General Debility, Night Speafs Dissine.s n
the Head and all other forms Of disease thoy
origin in Miasma Malaria, and become entfrctx
cell .
The Proprietor states, without fear Of cnutredaeI
tion, that PAscHAIL's FEVER AND AGuH Msx7uax
las effect uatfy cured more persons where it ~ tn
could produce any number OF certiAcatcs ~ h ern1
with medicines Of this kind from those OF the hsst
responsibility and from eminent physicians q nj
ladelphia and elsewhere, who prescribe it Il tAefr
practice for the above diseases, certifying 70 III N
usual efficacy in curing where other remedies 4Ave
failed but a. il Is 70 aasd faA upon IT, ewA4Reles
sioae, il eemsd unnecessary and prefers saving 10
those af6cted, Buy one bottle and you will hssS b.
fsllible proof in yourself.
Farmers, Pianters Mechanics and ALI LaAne3n~
Men in sections Of country where the above d1eeees
prevail. BY adopting 1t - preventive, viii b
from these attacks in that Of the ye9y wheh
while it IL the most sckly ID the most yalu.hls 10
them.
For sale by MOORE HOOPER, Druggists.
Agents for Keokuk Iowa
July IS, l855.--wly
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.

NEw YORK, Sept. ll.--The Arago arrived
about 30 z. NJ. The papers afford little news
not embraced in the news by the Africa.
Queen Victoria had returned to England
on the 18th.
Pelissier telegrapts uudcr date Of August
oath, that on the previous night the French
carried the Russian ambuscade on the Glacis
Of the Malakof Subsequently, 500 Russians
tried TO retake it, but were repused with
loss Of 800 men.
Napoleon, liz a letter to Pelisier. thanks
the army for the cheering victory, and looks
for speedy end of the siege, and SAYS Sc
bastopol viii soon fall.
lie knows by information that the Russian
army cannot again sustain the struggle in
the Crimea through the winter.
Two frigates bombarded Fort Baltic for
several hours.
Government ships and stores had been dc
stroved, and several forts, BY cruisers.
The Russians are said to have doubled the
garrison at Sebastopol, and had launched sew
cal vessels at night at NickolofF
Seventy Russian gun boats came out at Ri
q on tide 10th, and fought for two hours
with the British screw steamer Haw, Of sixty
guns, and an eight gun corvette. Result un-
decided.
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REMOVAL.

I SHALL remove my stock of Hats, Caps, Furs DC
from 81, Main St., TO the 1t door to j. T. Burke
corner Main and Third street, where shall be re-
ccivng large and complete stock Of the above goods
Thankful for the liberal patronage thus far bestow
ed, and hoping for continuance OF the same, shsl
always work for the interests of my customers and
keep on hand . complete stock Of Goods TO suit eli
PERSONS IN regard to style and quality. Please drop
in and examine pricee and qualities. Come one come
all A. c. SHELDON
At the New York Hat Emporium, Main street
corner third street. Sept. IL, d&w
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l.. w. BUELL.,
A O U Il X Fan ARTIST.


A ND dealer in eve 49,
\ ry description Of ~
Dagueyreotype Goods,
aas received this day -
direct from the manu-
facturers y large va
riefy of Papier Machie, Kossuth and IAndscspe
Cases, OF ali sizes and styles, which will be cold
cheaper than ever before offered In this msxks..
either to Artists filled with ifeliks minintprse
Call and sec them NJ tbs Sky Light Roor0s, Is
Main Street.
August Is, 1855 d
NOTICE TO NJ ILDERN.
"A LAhiE aud veil selected st1ck Of Paints, Oils.
"A Glass. Narnish, a., &c. on hand aud FOR sale
By MoosE HoorxR, Drusgists, Main ST., below
Third, consisting in part vf
White Il I'd. pure No. l.
Snow white Zinc, very superior
Zinc dryer,
in l, 2, 4, 8 and 10 b cane
Copai Varnish
Japan d.
White do
Leather do
Giass 81 best brands and variors sizes
All Of which they will sell cheaper than any hrr
house in the city, for cash.
Give q call. MOORE Jy0oprp
September 3, ls55.--d
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POOLE NOT HuSc--Thc story that Poole
was hung by his companions in the gold hunt,
~ contradicted by one A. 7. Smith, who
writes 10 the Republican, that he was out
With Poole and returned home with him,
where he left him sound and well.
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PUBLIC SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that BY virtue of De-
~ cree of the District Court Of Lee county and as
surviving Trustee under deed If trust made by
Charles Mcdonald to Reeves and Miller for the ben
eft of his creditors, shall Saturday the 18th
day Of October next, between 10 o'clock, A. NJ and
o'clock, P. NJ, of said day in front Of the premises
proceed to sell At public auction to the hi CHEST bid
der, for cash in hand, the following Real Esse in
the ends OF lots five and six 5A6 in block thr
teen, tl3l oi sad city, with the building thereon
now used boarding house, known the Emery
House.
The property consists Of twenty feet front on
Second street, by 100 feet deep and will be offered
for sale under tbs decree Of the Court aforesaid.
SAM. +. MILLER,
Sep. l3, dtd. Surviving Trustee.
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The Foreign news by the Africa which ar
rived On the llth, is up 10 the first Of Sept.
There II no news whatever, either from the
Crimea or the Baltic. of the slightest inpor-
tance.
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BOAR DING.

4 FEW day boarders can lie accommodated by sp-
: \ pcation being made soon, on Third street .
few doors below Exchange street. sepi3 div
+ NODFISH and Potatoes.--l drum choice new CID
~ fish, just received and for saie at the lowest
price. W c. PINKHOISFR
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Arrival Of the Africa.
DNE WEEK Latter FROM EUROPE
NO NEWS FROM THE CRIMEA.

HALIrAY, Sept. 1.-THE Africa arrived at
an early hour this morning. Her dates are
one week later than those by the Atlantic.
The week had been productive of no event
of moment, and the attitude of the bellge-
rents was entirely unchanged.
Interesting details of the battle of Traktar
Bridge, on the Tchernaya, and the official ac-
counts of the allied commands, had been re-
ceived. They do not alter the complexion of
the affair. and claim it was deceived victory
for the Allies.
Another Russian attack on the allied lines,
near the cemetery. was looked for, and pre-
parations were being made to resist it.
Ii is definitely announced that Omar Pa
cha is to command the forces in Asia forth
with.
There is nothing important from the Baltic
or in regard to the affairs at kars.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Liverpool cotton market had not va
ried since the departure of the Atlantic, al
though prices were somewhat sitter. TIL,
weeks business amounted TO 81 900 bales
of which speculators took large proper
ton.
Market for breadstuffs has been dull but
unchanged in rates, except corn, which ac-
cording to Brown, Shipley & Co.'s circular
was Is per quarter lower.
Other authorities. however. are at variance
with this. and speak Of an active business at
rather higher rates.
Weather has been quite favorable for ag-
rlcultural purposes.
In provisions, little or no change A slight
advance had taken place in lard.
The London Money market slightly easier.
The closing quotation for consols was 81.
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CROCKERY.

800 Crates Earthenware,
500 boxes escorted q lasswars,
800 Looking Glassee,
10000 rolls Wall Paper
Our stock consists in part Of
rLArEs
1000 doz Edge Plates,
500 do &C do
800 do White Granite
$500 do assorted ooIors
TEAS.
$4,000 sets common sponge Teas,
1000 do white granite,
10 900 do assorted coIors
TEAPors SUGARS AND CREAMS
eonssts OF white granite, bell flower, lava canton
blue, light blue. California blue, Howerinx blue
brown, purple, mulberry and various other coiors. !.
In connection with the above, we hay, every Ia
scriptlon OF Qneensware, such ~ granite, d;pi And
&C pfehers, bakers, naples, spittoons, dishes,
bowls, DC, dc.
consists OF 300 boxes ass ,rted tunblers rs boxea
glass jars, assorted sizes diamond star and wreath
naples, leaf sweetmea.s, 200 doL Mo- and svrun
cans, salts. cruets dishes, salvcrs eoblets suS.rs
creams, spoon holders, lamp chimnies globes 1nid
burning lamps, tasks, &C.
LOOKING GLAsakg,
consists of 800 boxes, assorted siYes
LAMPS
PArlor, stand. hanging and side Lamps Of Cornel;ns
Co. y manufacture.
Our stock ut this time ID more full and complatA
than nj any previous time and in inviting country
merchants to call, We do from the fset that ve
believe we can make it to their interest to purchase
their spring stock Of US thereby saving the expeuse
OF freight aud tbs usually rough handling that
steamboat hands give this kind Of goods
49, Our strietest attention will be Riyen 10 All
orders that We may be favored with
CAREY KILBOURNE.
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English Harvest.

Tho London correspondent of the Nation
al inteihgencer. gives the following items in
relation TO the English crops
1.-The harvest moon has brought harvest
weather-all that was needed to secure as
fine crop as perhaps ever stood on the soil
OF England. Reapng would commence
pretty generally last Monday. There has
been III some places considerable injury done
70 the wheat by the beating rains Of the pre-
cedlng week; the whole of it will. however,
he saved. though in such cases it NAV be
dark in color and deficient IN quantity. 1t is
too soon TO make any useful calculation re-
spectlng the quantity Of breadstutfs which il
may be necessary 10 import; but yet calcu-
lation has been made which shows that guam
tty To be about 3.100,Oo quarters. or about
3n,uho.0W Of bushels. This wear the har-
vests are comparatively abundant in France
Spain, Italy and Germany. II is represented
also as being so in the United States. AL
though none of the produce of Russia will
come to England direct, il will go into Aus
tria, Italy. Spain. and other countries, and
cause the native produce to be shipped hth-
er. week ago Diogenes, facetious rival
OF Punch, said
1T appears doubtful.
Putting all the reports together
Relating 10 barley. wheat and hops
Whether the crops will weather the weather
Or the weather ill crop the crops.
There has been much injury done TO the
heavy first crops of hay, but there is pros
pect OF good second crops from artificial
grasses. There is now some fear that the
potatoes have been injured by the late exces-
NJ
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gJ The reports of the prospects of the
.erape crop in France are very unfavorable.
and It - thought the vintage will be inferior
to that OF last rear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-14
To the Gentlenen

IN exhibition, assortment Of French, Scotch.
~ and American Csssimeres--the FIRST ever offered
in this market.
sRsTlScs-In Moire Antique Plain and Figured
drenadines Brocadc and Kex Silks; Silk veivet
and Plush.
CL0THs.--Blsck and Blue, fine grades, and broken
check Cassimeres for fall suits.
Also--A choice selection of Kid Cloth and Merno
Gio.cs; Half Hose in Wool, Merino, and heavy Cot
ton With Merino feet Silk and Merino Undcrshirts
and Drawers; Crsvats Scsrs aud Handksrehi.fs.
Sept. 10, 1885. p. b. FOSTER
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s hereby given, that business will b. transacted
l. on Thursday or Friday, 18th dl4th, attn .Hof
heimer's Clothing Store, Of FIRST and Main
streets. sepl3 ct
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Plane fer Nalel
A ny PERSON wanting good second hand Pis-
1 \ no. can have good bargain by calling on the
undersigned Immediately, vt the Post Once, or ct
his room in Mr.. Burke House I'd street, bstween
Concert and High. II. J. ASHMORE
Sept. IL.
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Gate City Beet and shoe store.
No liz Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth
vTNHE undersigned would respectfully call .a.>
L the attention of the Ladies and Gentle
men Of Keokuk and vicinity, to their fine andy u
we'll selected stock OF Boots and Shoes, now
olened and for sale nj the above establishment COM
prfsing ell kinds Of Ladies, Gents, Misses Bows
aud Children wear, Of all styles, grades and sizes
These goods have been selected with special reference
to nsstness Of style and durability aud will be sold
at very small advance above Eastern cost as we
determined not TO BE- underwood by any house in
the city. PicAse give = call. An exanination Of
goods and prices Il the only favor We ask
n. c. HUISKANP D BRO
Sept. 8, 1855
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1O2AHO1ONs
Corner u johnson and
~ Third Streets
Carries on the business Of UndeYtahina IL al In
ss.nshes. Ne has recently made extensive additions
70 his stock and perfected his arrangements il eyy
department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
tmperyious TO cir and ndestructible hishlv orna
mented and invaluable for the preservation Of ths
dead, - we'll a. collins Of every style and finish fur
nished to order.
hearses and carriages furnished, and the entire ar
engagements ef the funeral attended 10 when required
keokuk, April IL, 1855 dv
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