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Gpetiai Notices.

Association of Exempt Ffremen.-Ibe Ter1ler Qusrs
terry Meeting Of tn. Association will O. ssa a. ne neS, @
1Oh'DAi A'A''''0 '''' "' G. W WHEELER, RS.
Nsw-York Young den's Christian Association.3
20 psy he the LIBRARIAN, Clinton Hal As..og"co
~''s '''' Chairman COMMITTEES Ways aud Means.
The Trustees Of the seamen's Bank for savings
ordered that interest be paid 70 deoos en1ed thereto
81 he rx months ending June 80, as follows;
On Five Hundred Dollars and under at the rate OF z
On q az ssesedns give Hundred DOss at the rat. Of Eve
cent per @ On SSa sr ~ inst
WILLIAM NELSON, Secretary. 7. PERT, President
New York, July IS. 1855
PoIiticaI-Pureuant call Of the Republican Electors of
the Ward, hsd at o'clock last even
MS ct Union Han, corner OF Avenue and Fourth st.
Inc 0's'n'A''0" "'' %IGLiAM Z DURYEA, President.
PHILIP NJ. GRrrnTH, secretary
Rldgway PrIzes.-The New-YorL Society for The Prone
siiVER MEDALS and EIGHTEEN BOOKS among the most
children Attending Colored Ward Grammar Schools In this
city, on THIS DAY nth nstent et ~ at Dr. PennnstOns
pnhasd fom the interest money Of osques @ 70 she
ysSse AZ the Irvns Hos NJ Y Several short
sngirs by Children may expected All chi dren attend
o. fduestion are invited to attend Admission free. cOec
1 vii M Be ss oD 10 gY cHs IA
American Institute, Farmers' Club regular meet.
ms viii be held at the Repository No s5 Broadway on
Moon ar; M says sSsSy
welcome. Admission free to ALL IL MElGs, Secretary.
For the West.-Tbe third meeting Of THE WESTERN
ASSOCIATION will BE- held at Military Hail. No 1873 Bowery
THIS Tuesday EVENING Committee on Organization viii
report.
price Of 81 IS per invited to attend BY order OF
Committee.
DIR. Townsend's SarsapariIla-This the great Spring
snd Summer remedy, and the only permanent
BLOOD PURIFIER
and eradicstor Of disease.
Reader your blood impure and your sys out Of order
there nothing that win restore you health and ere
ate NEW RICH AND the
GENUINE DIR. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARILLA.
Try bottle or two Thousands will testify it ia the only
medicine which
EFFECTUALLY CURES AND KEEPS THE BLOOD
PURE.
wholesale and retail depot No. 22 Broadway, OF Full
ton-st opposite St Psurs Church, Office No 2
Emisrnns Intelligence Office and Labor Exchange
Removed iOm No. a CAna.st. the Of Centre
and Csnal-sts KewYoTk The Office established BY the
Commissioners m Euig where always be found large
number of LABORERS and SERVANTS at very low
Of gsgss persons their orders filled by writing
Superintendent and ending the amount 10
the passage Of the parties required No fees charged to en-
pioyers JAMES r. fAdAN. superintendent
TO Nervous sunerers.-A retired Clergyman, restored
days many years Of suffer-
ing, xous make known the Of VIII send
the prescription used. Direct TO the Rev. JOHN NJ
DAGEALL No. 50 Fulton.st, Brooklyn, N. Y. CAUTION
All limitations spurious onunterfes OF bis ogna
prescription
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u OOK S for tn g S u NJ NJ Il X -
ID ARE YOU GOING TO THE COUNTRY
THE WATER-CURE JOURNAL.

Il VOLUME TWENTY commences with the PRESENT NUMBER
We give the following brief PROSPECTUS:
HEALTH s WANT. We can obtain II only by the
study of LAWS LIFE and the CAUSES of DISEASE To
aim. All subjects connected with
DIET EXERCISE, CLEANLINESS, VENTILATION, DWELLINGS
CLorHNG, OccUPATIos and AMUsEMEST, will be CLEARLY
PRESENTED. HYDRoPATHy will be FULLY EXPLAINED and
applied TO all the various diseases The Wser-Cure not
other mode Of treatment In those comp
peculiar only WoMEs and will give PRACTICAL ADVICE
most important them. PARTICULAR DIRECTIONS for the
Of ordinary HOME will be given 30 that
apply without the aid Of PHYSICIAN This JOUR
NAL designed for the PEOPLE mot the Of any
profession sect
To Our FRIEsDs.-Believipg the HEALTH REFORM to he
the Reforms that other agency be
efficient than this rely the friends Of HUMAN ELEyA-
TIoN to place a copy of THE WATER-CURE JOURNAL
family In the United States. THE JOURNAL will be
Illustrated and printed the best Paper in form
binding the LIST Of each mouth the following terms in
adv snce:
Single Copy, year.sl 90 Ten copies one years5 %
Five Copies year.. o. Twenty Copies for..... 10 on
Please ADDRESS all letters, POSTPAID, TO
FOWLER AND WELLS
No, SO Broadway, NewYoIk
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Go Uhom it Hlap Gonfern.

ITO DAGUERREIANS.-FO RENT-A DA-
Il GUERREIAN GALLERY in Newport RI, cot sistng Of
Two Paos second Sky Light third hoors
Of building The sdusre The best stand IN the city
Apply BY letter to HAZARD l. CASVELL. Druggist
Newport R. L
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DARNUMps GALLERY OF AMERICAN

DARNUMs GALLERY OF AMERICAN
I'D BEAUTY-s5.ooo in PREMIUMS to the HANDSOM-
FST IADFS-Ihe subscriber viii give premiums Of 81 ooO
$500 Gc $780, six Of 500 ninety OF So and one hundred
$40 hsndsomest ladies IN America OF over sixteen
yeas snsle To determine this he asks the loan
months photographs daguereoype OF beautiful
womsn oI al parts q the United States and Cansds Win
These konesses will be placed IN the
American Muser the 18th Of October next and the public
viii decide by ballot who entitled 70 the premiums The
enesses which first received will the most favor
able places for light &c. Circulars giving full psrtcu can
he obtained the American Museum, New York. The ten
Togtrse that receive the highest premiums will be engraved N
the French Worlds Book Of Beauty"
P. TBARNUM, Proprietor
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We know Of no American periodical which presents
valuable information all subjects
iatng progress and welfare. lSewf OH trbune
CLUBS MAY PUBLISHERS AT ONCE
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THE UNITED STATES PATENT vEHICU-

THE UNITED STATES PATENT VEHICU-
Il LAR sTREET-CLEANING COMPANY-Are now IN
sncoen operation in several II the largest cities OF the Union
They prepared with corporations contractors
for CLEANING The Streets and Highways cities and
In any part United States The system Of SCANENG
ING sdorted BY this Company together with their SWEEP
ING CLEANING APPARATUS hs- received the highest
the press and authorities every city where
they have opsrsed They also prepared to SELL kGdTS
Machines. person parties who desire TO
purchase the application At their Offices No 80 broad
n " OF No. ITO South tront-st Pha and 70 SMITH,
SECKEL, STIEBEL Co.. Cincinnati o., Louisville KY,
and ST. Louis where all information can be obtained
SMITH, SECKEL a. Co.
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1nstrurficu.

A GENTLEMAN Of experience in teaching
N wishes employ portion Of his time during the holidays
In giving PRIVATE INSTRUCTION to pupils Young gen.
emen who wish any University College, TO prepare
for business who desire careful and thorough IN
rucon in the Greek Latin English Classics Mathe mates,
Booskeepng the Philosophical Scientific Branches viii ind
this opportunity for the Unexceponabe references
given. Address KAPPA. Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-17

GO S0O FOR SALE-On easy terms q
Q -, DOVs nice snug FARM OF COUNTRY SEAT.
Of 70 50 miles fcm the city and hall MIRO
large village and steamboat landing, where the boats
leave for NewYork City. This place u Ia eh
cultivation with beautiful brook ON the front Part al
fordns for Eve sir horse power and tor small
purposes worth the pice Of tho whole place.
There good house good well Of water and uls with four
scres Of woods This "a located In healthy section a.
there IN United II but few rods from tho
and fishing and bathing cannot be e.eeed
LAW BOYD, No. os East broedway ~.
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Gouses an0 farms Wante6.

FURNISHED COTTAGE WANTED-For two
or three months about hours distance from the city
in healthy locality address j. T., Box No. 17i, Po=t-OE
fee, stating terms, &c.
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Marbinerp, ga


CTEAM GAUGES-CAUTION.--T public
~ hereby cautioned against the purchase and Of stee
Gauges made by A SCHMIDT CO., No 81 Beeknsn-st.,
New York. said GAUGES being infringement Of bOUR-
DON'S PATENT owned by the Undersigned
Any person who either yends any Gauge
infringing paens will be prosecuted tbs Of tho
Jaw. AMERICAN STEAM GAUGE Co.,
III. X. MOORE. superintendent)
successofs 70 z. H. Asacrsft,
Boston, No. 4 Chariestowns--July u, iss5.
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BEN publications.

NJ \ I n d y
OR, REVELATIONS OF LIFE
An AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
In one Duodecr-o Volume neatly bound in Cloth Price 81
sTRINGER & TOWNSEND, Publishers,
No. III Broadway, ". Y.
NB.-Orders should ae forwarded whe0 delay 20 secure
prompt supply Canvsng farEished application
TO the publishers.
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Uants.

A LADY accustomed TO teach wishes EMPLOY
IA hENr She can teach Ensish and the branches
and the imen,s Of Greek Latin and French address sa
terms, kc., 70 J. L., box i5 P. O., Newfork-
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Goal.

COAL-I am new discharging the best Schuyl-
~ I'm Wh;.esh Range ana Furnace Coal direct from the
beat at IS per run. j. [. WORTH, No. 80 sthss, and
Ne. ~ Wsa S5dst
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CoaAIssIoSERs or RECORDS FOR THE City AsD(
COUNTY NEW YORK, July 49, 1855. )
PROPOSALS will be received by the Commits
of Record for the City and County of New York
the ofice Of GEO p. NELSON No. 10 Wast., before
the 24h day Of July inst, for COLLATING, PREPARING
AND CORRECTING FOR PRINTING, the following
NDICES the Of the Clerk Of the City and County OF
NewYok of the Register and furnishing the necessary
ta stationery and blanks and printing the said lndces and
binding the same, - follows:
Index of sherf's Certificates Of Sales.
Index Of Notices Of Lis Pendens
Index Of DEGREES in Partition Suits
Index of Iusolv-nt Assignments.
Index of Probstes of Wills
Index of GrantoTs and Grantees
Accorng 10 specimens patterns be the Office OF
Security approved by the Commissioners,
will be required from the with whom contract sha Do
made for The faithful performance of the contract
WILLIAM c. WETMORE.
JONATHAN NATHAN
RICHARD BUSTED.
GEO p. NELSON.
JOHN J. DOANE, Register.
r. b. CONNOLLY. ClsTk OF City aud County.
A. w. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
Commissioners.
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d. rHn FOR SALE-A beautiful RESI-
SS, IUV. pENoE 10 the vIlsss of PEEKsKILL.
ending fne view Of The Hudson Ryeonly three mo-
ute. alb o the Depot 50 feet by 1906 House twostory
aud basement just finished and In he hes, manner Az tho
owner going West property win bs sold cheap Inquire
of F. WILLIAMS & SON, No. SOD sth-av., or Of No lis
Chambers ST.. from 20 5 o'clock.
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DEMOVAL.-BACON a. RAVEN nave IN con-
III sequence Of the extension Of Csnals removed their
PIANO FORTE Wareroom 10 No. l55 Grandst one block
Of Broadway They offer their friends AID the public az
their place business extensive assortment Of PIANO
FORTEs, warranted in every respeet-
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ghanees for Bnsiness Alfn.

4 FOUNDRY doing good home and New
IA York City business SALE cheap the owner having
other calls upon hs time Apply 10 L. W ARNOLD, a. The
Foundry No 574 MAn-st., Pougfkeepsie.
A RARE CHANCE.-Any person wishing to in
IA ye.t few hundred dollars in STEAM MILL In the
West viii hear Of excellent opportunity By calling at the
Office Of the Union Settlement Complny No s9 Broadway
Also good WHEFLWRIGHr and BLACKSMITH wanted,
with small al each.
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DARN uM,s AMERICAN MuSEuM-

OAR NUNS AMERICAN MUSEUM
III The celebrated WHITES ORIGINAL SERENADERS
EVERY AFTERNOON and EvENING.-rUESDAY, July
7Aeuoon az s. Overtures Mlnsresy, &c sler which the
di,ering piece Of THE MYSTERIOUS SACK OF rArERs;
Fyenirs al Dances &c 10 conclude with the original
IreIlerv sled OLD DADS CABIN. The BEARDED INFANT
AMI lis mother the SWISS BEARDED LADY the MAINE
OiANTFSs the DWARF LADY, the LIVING OURAS0-
OTANG Nc and all be the time Admiitanee
Is cents; Children ander ten l2l cents
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A YOUNG LADY desires situation az COOk'
IN being ALEC gocd WASHER and IRONER. in some re-
spectacle family she furnish satisfactory references non
EMPLOYER Can until ingsged At No a sh-s
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nEsKS, DESKS, DESKS Double and single
~ Standing Desks FROM 70 FEET, double ssd sinss siIs
Desks Of variety from 70 feet Once Tsoss from -
fest OGee Chairs ana Deck stoo Of every dssenpn
kNQxe pssA efsn, Ne y bethnaHA
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6onses to fet.

CTEAM POWER TO LET-At Elizabethport,
~ NJ j. two-story Brick Building 100 feet by so Apply
ABM. BAIZ, No. f7 Broadway, or 70 JOHN II. RoiSroa,
Il Elzabethpor-
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piano- fortes anb alnsif.

EOLIANS, PIANOS, BOUDOIRS and MEL
III ODEOSS, and I'D In carved and plain cases, Il
RENT ~ low rates. with rent applied " puIchssed
8. T. GORDON. No. IN Broadway.
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Association OF Exempt Fhemen.-Tbe regular Qua
tery -etiDs Association will Be held at the house
Fsfr.e Co No e. (Mercers between Arnity and FOURTH
TUESDAY EVENING July IL, at oeiosk ,., =, .
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Cost an6 fcnno.

A NOTE L0ST-Drawn by J. r. Hay for
Aslt5 the 10Th Of June payable % the
der Of Gilbert The payment Of sac note stopped The
finder viii receive the thanks Of the owner By esynk a. 20
Asiden-ale- B. B. AEHhiLL
GI00 REWARD this 4. NJ a common
~ lUO sze morocco POCKET-5OOK, With sum Of
MONEY part Eastern State sad part City Funds Also az
Rent other papers II Loot IN going
from Myrtie-es Brsokiy 20 StaHton SeYork The above
reward viii be paid BY leaving the At No oo arro S.
Brooklyn, or Nc. 50 Ferry New fork-Juy To- 100
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Gntlfrp, 6ar6mare anh Jron.

Gntlfrp, garomare ar,o 9ron.
A DIRONDAC PIG IRON, for Car Wheels and
N sabe purposes sale BY Agent Of the AdifoDdae Iron
Company JoHE W. QUINCY, No. 90 william, Pstts.
HUDSON P1G-IRON.-No. Extra, Nos. /, 2.
The No. Extrs viii nx scrap and superior for sn
narno.es 70 scotch Pig JOHN w. QUINCY No. 50 William
q cor Plan, Agent Hudson Iron Company
HARDWARE.-The largest and most CON-
IL plese assortment
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE-TOOLs, &C.,
concentrated 10 erabhsbment for The city ard country
Tsds, can b foand q cHAS g. LiTfLEs
Nos. s. and "a Fulton-s
GCOTCH PIG lRON-Hundred tans No. 1
~ Gsrsherie and DO mixed numbers bss. Pig Iron b
sDre and landing, for sale by
sPoFRoRD, TILEsTOH 4 Co., No. % Broadway.
WIRE ROPE Of every size, strength and degree
w Of fexby, from ishth inch diameter upward for
hostins, Stays Se. For sale By CHAs- w. COPELAND.
No. "a Broadway.
furniture.
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Boaro ano Rooms.

BOARD in BROOKLYN-ROOMS, single or
~ in suss, admirably sdapted for FAMILY for SIN
GLE GENTLEMEN, and very pleasant located. House No
% sanisst.. corner OF Jay. Reterenees required
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DLANOS PIANOS Great bargains may be
had at the splendid warehouse of b. CURTIS at hl
old stand No "a Broadway where he has reopensd with
reh and varied Of PIANOS from tho celebrated
Mandatory OF Geo Hews Boston, also large assornent Of
NewYok Manufacture. Will ind their advantage
call before purchasing elsewhere
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DOOK BUSINESS for SALE.-The adver.
I'D tisers located Of the principal Western
cities and wsh retire from business, offer their STOCK of
BOOKS and STATIONERY and the goodwill Of their bust
ness for The house old and successful having
been many years established and being well known y publish
er. To any having capital and knowledge Of The book
business this opportunity very favorable Further
cula will be made known wishing TO purchase by
our friends MASON BROTHERS. No 3 Park row, N. Y.
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VIE WOODRUFF & BEACH IRON WORKS,

Il or HARTFORD, Conn.
L. B. HAMS Agent,
No Sl2 Broadway, NewYork
WIN furniah 70 order high and owpIessere Marine and
Stationary STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS.
Also all kinds MACHINERY for Powder Paper susu and
Fosrus Hhs and description Of rcs Brass sad Com
position Castings Labss Shssg &c Of the best quality u
materials and workmanship on liberal terms
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-02
MIR. Editor !:

/ sell every article OF Dry Goods and Groce
ries cheaper than ever. as ] am anxious TO raise
money to buy few lots, which can't do well
after the election. there will be dreadful raise
in property, for | shall tax every lot In the city
10 per cent per week, il am elected 10 carry ON
our Rail road, to be paid m The bsnk weekly
which will complete one mile Of our Road week
" How many weeks will it take TO complete
this read ? Who owns the road, Lee county,
the city Of Keokuk, or the property holder p
II you find you pay over the wholesale price for
any article in any Of my stores yon can return
the articles. S. ). BILLINGS.
Main Street, ksokuk, Iowa.
March "a 1855 DIFF
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G. w. Sanders.
FURNITURE WARE-ROOM6.

MAIN STREET, Bet Ord and 4th Streets.
KELkUK. IOWA.
THE undersigned has now in
l. his Ware Rooms, and de-
signs keeping constantly on hand
well selected assortment of all kinds OF Fur
niture embracing MARBLE TOP DRESSING,
and plain Bureaus; fine and plain Sofas; fine and
plain centre sn1 card Tables; ane at and wind
sor Chars, rocking Chairs OF every description
from plain wooden seat, to the finest hair cloth
stuffed seat; plain and fancy turned cottage Bed
steads Of the latest styles; Lounges &c.
Looking Glasses OF all sizes clocks, carpet
ings, floor and door mattings, floor and table oil
cloths, mattresses, feather busters, carriage trm
nings, window shades and trimmings, and every
other article usually kept In my line Of business.
Par. Of my stock was made under my own su-
pervision, and the rest bought from Msnnfactor-
les Of high standing, 20 that can warrant every
article FOR durability ard finish of workmanship.
My Objects to establish permanent business
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle; and
as an lnducement TO persons TO purchase Of me,
am resolved TO sell a. the lowest st Louis prices.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. I will always take pleasure in show
ing furniture TO Ladies and Gentiemen>who call
on me, whether they feel inclined to buy or not.
may 81 '54---tf g. w. SANDERS.
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Western Hotel.

lFoRMkkLY kEoKuK HoTEL,)
A LOCATED on the Levee, below NJ .in-s,
most convenient TO the steamboat landing.
Has been taken by the subscriber, (lste OF
the Phrnix Hotel, and has been thoroughly re.
paired ard well furnished. The entire arrange
ments are made with view TO the comfort Of
hts friends and customers. He hopes, therefore,
by strict attention to business TO have share OF
public patronage. The attendants speak the
English, German, and French languages. Give
me call. DANIEL ACNE
Mach 6, 1855. d&wti
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Farmers take Notice.

ID ElCHER has on hand and will furnish to
l. order Zlmmerman's celebrated Separator
for Thrashing, Cleaning, Screening and Bagging
grain ready for market. 1t will thrash and clean
from 500 TO 800 bushels per day, aud ha. taken
the premium at the Crystal Palace. New York,
and at the State Fairs Of Maryland, Virginia, In
diana, Illinois, &c. Orders will be thankfully
received and comm unic atoms will receive prompt
attention.
Residence on Fulton s., between 81 and 3d.l
p. EICHER.
Keokuk, April 10, 1855. dGw
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rRoY. .. J. WOODS HAIR REsroRAr,yE

fROF.". J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
WE have never known any other cine
w WIN so large share OF public confidence
IN so short u time, as this has done. II has net
been more than year since we tirst heard of IL,
and II now stands At the head Of ali rene dies OF
the kind.-fChester Herald.
Well ma. the editor say this, FOR the intrinsic
merit OF the compound has enabled the proprietor
to sell within the past ten months in the cities
Of ST. Louis and New YORK more than one hun
bred thousand dollars worth OF certificates IRON
the intelligent and gentlemen of national repuis-
ton, OF WIN oh the following is enc:
Carlyle, ILL.,, June 81, 1853.
have used Prof. q. J. Woods Hair Restors
tive, and have admired it's wonderful effect. My
hair was becoming, I thought, prematgreIy
gray, bat by the use of his "Restoratiye," II has
resumed ITS original color, and, have nc aoabt
permanently so.
sydney Breeso. Senator United states.
Also circulars, which can be had OF the Agents.
II. II. AYsIs.
CIrmonE 4 ncKrxSy. Agent
keokuk, iowa, June Is 's4-ld&w iy.l
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To the Puhlic.

THE undersigned proposes to do Carpenters
i and Jointrs work of every description. and
will lake contracts for building houses from the
ground upwards, and finish and furnish materials
and deliver tfe keys or in any way as per con-
tract, and of the quality and architectural style
agreed upon, and al the time specified. Can be
seen at my shop or Office on Fulton Street, be-
tween Second and Third r. EfCHEk.
Contractor and House Builder
RrrnKsscxs Mr.. J A. Graham, Thos W.
Ciaget.. Esq, Geo. c. Dixon, ESQ Rev. Nm.
II. Williams.
keokuk, April 10, 1855. d
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ashinglon Union Insurance Co..
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Capital, $3.50. geo.

Officers.
n. b. DUNHAM, President
GFoaCF MYGATT, Vice r. esident aud r Treasurer;
q. n SKgfIs, Secretary
GEoEGE b. SENTER, General Agent.
Directors.
Geo Mygntt, Cleveland, d II nnphain, Cleseland,
4 r Haekus. do G w Cook &c
A S sanford, do W MPowell. do
Benz NorthrAp, do Jacob Perkins, Warren /;
Geo y Squter, do I Baker, Norwalk
O SkeeIs, do John Clatk, Brunswick !;
Robinson, Bedford.
THIS ,ceH dnown Company IS pre-
pared Ia take risks on The safer class
IS IF property. Their means are
ample, and are 50 arrested MGt Me
Tu1'ds CAN ONLY BE USED TO PAY LOSSES.
No steam special hazardous risks are taken,
and
The sum to be insured In the same vicinity il
limited to prudent amount.
The Company has completed the loulib year
Of It's existence and the Directors have been able
to meet all losses without the necessity OF Tax
upon The premium notes
No assessment ias been made upon Tie
aeposste notes.
EDWARDS s. TURNER, Age.ts
February 10th, 1889. 6md
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-02
Carey L. kilbOurRe,

DIRECT Importers and Dealers iS China
~ Class, and QueensWare, have just received
per Ocean Steamer, Geo. Peabody, Serenity Ene
crates Of well assorted Creekery. ware, which
they offer to Country Dealers at very low prices.
They also haze in store FOR The City trade,
Dinner aud Tea SETS Of China and la then-ware
complete, Sand Lamps side Lamps, hanging
Lamps, Chandeliers, Globes, aud Chimneys,
Fluid burning Lamps. Lanterns Lookire glasses,
Tumblers, Molasses Cans, JARS Brtttania-ware,
and large and well selected loi Of wall paper;
all Of which they cfFrr TO the City trade low.
heokuk, Jan. /, 1888. lld