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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-01

! jettera pas sur lie Japon. II est digne d,
; son attention ct dc sa surveillance -
Cooveant couruits j.!
\ LIE fnit est que les Chinois ponrraien,
bien nou:rir contre les Etas- Unis de:
projects liustiles. Nous en- avons en- vile
quelqnes'uns aux alIurcs tres suspectes,
lis Sc Iiyrcnt a lindustcie des cers-
'oIants, auxque!s lis donnent Ia lorme
d'ur oiseau de proie. - Tn oiseau de
proie planant sur la vile | - Ny a.~i
pas dams cette forme donnee ieur pro-
d"'l l'lndlce certain de lenr projet din
sasion 1anonce par NJ. Derbigny I Un
angue de Rome n'aurait pas pcnss au,
trenent.
M. Dcrbigny oabIie dams ses demon.
clailons cette Circumstance extfsmement
grave. Presentee habilement, ellie est
dcstinee, croyons-nous. a produire le
plus grand elfc'; ellie sera Ia preuve la
plus peremptoire de son assertion.
Nous ayonons qn'ellc nous ec|aire
nons"memcs, ct que, plus nous reAe-
chissons, plus ellie nous raltache d Ia
pcnsee de NJ. Derbiyny ct de son illus.
ire ami, lc venerable B. Marigny. Evi.
demment les cerf-yol,nts, sous forme
d d'oiseaux de proie sont pour l'observateur
e. lie phi'osophe toute une revelation des
comp'o's te ebreux de Ia Chine, ct nous
cedo"s la perspicacite du candida,
know nothing .s~-, n... |,
NJ. de l.amarine dit dams une pre.
lace de son historic dcs Girondins
'J'al commence cette Historic Girondin
ct je rai tinie Nlontagnard. (" Notre 81
nation cst pen pres la meme. Au de-.
'at de Get article mons partagions III +
a'lfS gAneralcment produite par Ia pcur
lie NJ. Derbig' y, ct nous arrivons l.,
|er'iere 'ig"e de Get article, a pa,tager I
es tcrreurs, ilumint que nous sommcs
'i.r l:s iedontabes CT ,evelatifs .prodnits !
e l'indn,trie chinoise aiasNlle ORLEANS. !,
(Co'urier dc Ia Louisiane.) Il
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-01
IN CEN DIE.

: Ic % septembre, sept heurcs e
demie du soir, le feu eclate, rue d,
Chartrcs, entire les rues Bienvile G
Cont. an magasin dc parfumerie d,
NM, Benedict ct PonceIet. Get etablis
sement a ete complement detruit; sn
cctie ligne, lie fen ma pas etepdu ses de-
| ga,s, mais les f1ammcs ont traverse |.
rue et Sc sont conmaniquees au magasin
de NJ. Leon Pierre, quia eti presqu'en
itiercment dttruit.
Az moment OH nons ecrivons ces H.
gnes, Ie fen pris aux ateliers de
tl.dbeiile, mais les efforts soutenus des
pompiers, font espercr que Ton sen rem.
dra maiirc. ..a.A, =.
Far bonhcur le temps etait calme,
quand l'incendie .'cst declare j: sa force
itait telle, en- naissant, que .des pertes
immenses auraient etc subies, 81 le vent
etit souffli ayec quel9ne yigueur.
IL hcures. etdemie. =
Oaire la parfumerie de NM. Bene.
dict ct Pancelet, ct Ic magasin de cuirs
de Nj. Leon Pierre. nous devons cor sta.
ter la destruction complete de celui de
M. Dnhamei, optici'n
j II nous ets impossible, au milieu
de In conf,>ion 4ui rsgaait, de consta.
ter enforcement l'etenduc do sinistre.
Cependant les pertes sont considerablcs.
I Nous apprenons que toutc la partie
superienre du waste batimcnt dams IequeI
Sc trouvent les bnreaux ct l'imprimerie
de I'Abe,lle, a ets Ia proie des flammes.
lie bas, dit-on, etc tpargne.
I.c magasin de MN. Benedict et
Poncele,, renfermait une grande guam
lit d'alcool, aussi les fammes s'slevaient-
sllss a une Tres gtande hauteur. Files
,nt traverse la rue ct incendie les bali
mems -itues en- face le magasin de NJ.
Leon Pierre et les bureaux de IAbeille.
les pompiers Sc sont signaIes par
me energie ct un zele q toute eprenve.
4 eu des accidents dep'orabies. On
rot que dcox, enfants ont peri dams les
lammes. &c qu'iI y a de rosi,if, c'est
Iue Charles Becker, employs par NM. +
!. b. Smith (, Gle, marchands de glace.
t Christian Saunders ont etc tous deux
,rieyement blessss par la chute du mur
d magasin de NJ. Benoit, luther, don't
oute Ia partie superienre a el6 br1lee. |
.es msdecins dsscsperent de sauyer
,hristiau Saunders.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-01
Monsieur EEaite,,r.

'euillez announcer NJ. ALFRED
iEIE CONNIE candiIat In place de
Grefiler de la Cour du 5ne District Ju-
o'c'"lre, ponr tette paroisse, aux cleo
tons de Novembre proclaim.
sEs AMIs
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-01
Mr.. Editor,
sES AMIs.

Please announce Mr.. CYPRIEN
BLANCHARD as candidate for the
Oiii:e of Sheriff o. this parish, at the
eli ction Of november next.
t.-4 HIS FRIENDS.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-01
his FRIENDS.

Nous sonne- n,ttotist.s anno1cey
u. EDOUARD WIVES, comne can,
.'idai a la place d'AssEssEuR de cette
parolss", aux elections dc noyembre
proclaim. .aa1
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-01
M Ediior,
sEs AMIs

Please announce Mr.. ALFRED
iETE rs candidate for the Office of
Clerk of The Fifth Judicial District Conrt
IN and for this parish, at the next No
vembcr elections.
Ills FRIENDS.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-01

T We are authorised TO announce
NJ. EDOUARD WIVES as candidate
for he office Of ASSESSOR Of thi. parish.
a The elections Of November next.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-01
M,nsieur rEditsu, =.

.Monsieur EEditsu,, a@
gegV Veuills announcer M. OZEME ME-.
LANCON CONNIE candidat a la place
dc. Sbe'if de cctte parsisse. aux elections
dc rovembre proclaim.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-01

GNous sommes autorises a annoncer
NJ. EDOUARD BERGERON, CON-
me candidat E Ia place de CORONER de
cette paroisse, aux elections de noyem-
bre proclaim, ,.9 sr
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-01
HIS FRIENDS.
Monsieur tEdi; eur.

Wonsieur tEdi eur,
VcuiiIez annoncer M. CYPRlEN
BLANCHARD CONNIE candidat ! Ia
place de Sheriff de cctte paroisse, aux
elections de noyembre proclaim.
# sES AMIs.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-01
I.UNDl Ter OCTOBRE 1855.
CONDITIONS d,, Dour,1al :
AGENTS DU 2IONNIER.

AGENTS DU 3IONNIER
IN. f. Eude, Passag q
NILE. ORLEANS de Ia Bourse, No IS
'f'1t@ J encoignnre Cont 5
ASCENSION 49,. :. ,MM.Richard & Temllet
R,v.ERs-NEuvE. Nj. Firmin Dupessis.
IBERvlLLE NJ. J. Brean.
Sr-JAcouEs nj. Auguste Theriot.
Sr-JEAN BArTlsTE, AZ Ed,,raperra,
posr-BnEAux, At. Edmond Buliard.
TmBopAux 49,. NJ. Adolphe Blanchard.
HoumA ..... NJ. F. Gagne.
SrE MARIE Nj. Etlehhe FenseoH'
ABSORPTION e. Rodriguez, Cafe Star.
Hr1Is RtuseE NJ Pierre 1'herot.
l.T Dams les paroisses on nous navons pas
= nonme d'agents, nous prons les Maitres de
pos,e de youloir Sc charger de l'agence de notre
tenille. tz.-g ~ ~. .=g
ANNONCES: Pour les inse rtions, annonce
il. etc, ETC., les conditions sont les suivante
Par pfx LlesRs, pourla lere insertion $ co
~ Pour leg Insertions suiyantes::: -: 30
Tout abonne qni toudra suspendre son abon-
ne,ncnt, devra prorenIr par ecrit. Edlfenr
9ainze iours an moIs, avant expiration dn tri
me.tre.
Oa execute a fimprinere dn PiossIEs ct ce I
AK prix les plus mndtres, tonres especes dsou-
vra.rs typngr: plli1nes. .Jobs,) tells que CAR
yss FAcTuREs. PAMPHLETS, BLAKcs. ETc..ETc
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-01

OF We are authorised to announce
NJ. EDOUARD BERGERON. AZ can.
didate for the Office ofCoRosER, Of this
Parishs At the elections Of November
n xi. a if@ #24 .t@ 4'
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-01

Les pe'tes sont considerables. CHM
magasins ont etc entiere nent detru;t..
lis e'a'ent, en- grande partie, assures.
(klem,)
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-01
SEES AMIs.
lk. Editor,

1| VII. LUIE0T,
Please announce Mr.. OZEME Me
lANCON rs candidate for The Office of
Sheriff Of This pari,h at The election of
november next.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-01

0TNous -ommes aut toli-es announcer
M. ui.YSSE FOLSE. CONNIE candi-
dat i Ia place d'.AssE.sEUK de ceite
paroisse, aux elections de uovembre
proclaim. se
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-01

or We are authorised TO announce
NJ. ULYSSE FOL>E, as candidate
for the Office Of As.E-soR of this parish,
at the election Of November next,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-01
Monsieur rEditeur,

.,lonsie,tr rEditeur,
Venillez annoncer Nj. CONRAD
MAYOR, CONNIE candidat i IA place
de Grefi-r dc Ia Cour da 5mc District
Jndiciaire, pour cette paroisse, aux elec.
tons ie Novembrc proclaim. go s'a'.. y !.
sa sEs sAMIs. &C.
..Ha asss - raasG S8s~ III ssa
.H. Editor, NJ. j
PIeasc announce Mr.. CONRAD
MAYOR As candidate for The Office or
Clerk Of the 5lh Judicial District Court
10 and for this parish, at the next No,
scmber eleclinns.
MS FRfERD..
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KNOW-NOTHINGS
EFT Er-
G A T II OF. UES.

/, l.,article suivant que nous empruntons
an Courier de Ia lonisiane renferme
des assertions ,rop serieuses pour metre
pas porte Ia connaissance de tous les
cathoLiques. ------- - =,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-13
g. III HUSTON,
whole sale Dealer In Motions ana
Fancy Dry Goods,

"a MAIN STREET kEokUK, Iowa.
A LWAyS on hsud general assortment of RIB
4 j bons, Caspcts, lmccs, Edgings, Insertion and
Millinery Goods in general, with large assortment
of white goods, Hoosery, Comforts, Gloves, Suspcn-
ders, Cap, Letter and Fancy Note Papers, Enyelops
common and fancy, blank Books, fancy Soaps, Hair
Oil, Cologne and perfumory of all kinds, lprge
assortment of pocket cutlery, Scissors Razors, Pts
tolls, Clerks, gold and silver Watches, and iewery
Of all descriptions quality and prices also la. &c
aud general assortment Of Combs, Buttons, Threads
Pins, Needles, Spectacles and Cases, Pert Monies
fine assortment Of Pocket Wallets, Memorandum
Books, Pencils, Shaving Brushes aud Boxes fancy
word every thing comprised in The
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS LINE.
Also a large assortment of
FIN E-G UITARS,
Aceordcnns and Fiutnas Of all grader.
Our stock will be found very heavy and complete,
goods having been selected for tho early fall
trade, with great and with special reference to
the requirements Of the western markets, We arc
confident we give satisfaction to all rcga rds
both quality and prices as We intend to compete
with the ST. Louis market, and will sell low il
not little lower, than any house in the West.
We sell at WHOLESALE ONLY and confne our
selves 80 particular branch Of business and Of
course buy and sell cheaper than persons keeping n
promiscuous stock. We would respectfully request
Merchants, Pedlars, and Dealers in general to give
call and examine stock and prices, and sat
isfy themselves before purchasing elsewhere, rs we
think they will find IL grently to their advantage.
Call nj No. "a, Main Street. G. NJ. HUSTON.
Sept. |, 1855. d2w
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The university's Family Remedies.
ISSUED ander the Sesl, Sanction and Authority
i Of the University 81 Free Mediciue and Popular
knowledge chartered by the State Of Pepnsylvania,
April 20, 1858, with capital Of 100000, mainly
for the purpose Of arresting the evils of Spurious
and Worthless Nostrums also, for supplying ths'
community With relisbie remedies wherever com
patent Physician cannot will not be employed
This Institution has purchased from DR.. Jons X.
RowaSp, his celebrated
R0WAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
Known for upwards Of twenty-five years the
only snrc and safe cure for Fever and Ague, DC,
and his incstirnabte remedy for Bowel Complaints,
Howand's Compound Syrup Of Blackberry Root,
geiher with the University q Remedy for Complaints
Of the Lungs; the University's Remedy for Dyspep
STA or Indigestion; the University's Remeey for
Costivs Bowels also, the University . Almanac may
be had, at the Branch Dispensary. Store Of
MCKINNEY g. RUNNER, Keokuk.
A..ar,.l 1 IaE1
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- ~ HnInnI1 A1e9

q. W. 6OnileKU,
FURNITURE VUAD0z1001eA
Ma etrsst. ~ ar1 . - Bta., kDokUE, I0HA.
TIVE undersgned has now in hi
Warc-Rooms, and designs kocr
ing constantly on hand we'll se-A
ected assortmant Of All kinds of Furniture, snhea
cling Marble Top Dvsssiag, ana plain Bureaus fne
and plain Sofas fine and plain Center and Card
Tables; Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chairs Of every description from plain wooden
scat, t. the finest hair cloth stuffed seat plain and
fancy turned Cottage Betstsads Of the lutest styles
Lounges, &c.
Looking Glasses Of all sizes Clocks tarpciings,
floor and door mattings, floor and table oil cloths,
mattresses, feather dustsrs, carriage trimmings,
window shades and trimmings, and every other ari-
Gle usually kept in my line Il business.
Part VI my stock made under my own super
vision, and tbe rest bought from manufacture Of
high standing. that can warrant every article
Tor durability and finish Of workmanship.
ny object IL b. establish A<perm anent business
herr, and no, on the Peter Funk principle AMI us
an inducen,ent to parsons to purchase Of me- am
Resolved 10 sell 1t the lewcet III. Louis priccs.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. will alwaye take pleasure IN showing
furniture 10 badles and Gentlemen who call OF, me
whether they feel inclined to buy or not
May 81, 1S54.--ddwtf G.. ". SANDERS
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AT WUOI.EcAIr Avn nrTl

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Al No: bl, Main Street, low A.
TIRE undersigned does not deem it cxpedient to
i say that be has more Furniture or better than
any other establishment in keokuk, or elsewhere
but would say to Wholesale and retail purchasers
and old customers that he ha. on hand all kinds Of
Furniture, and any quantities you want, put up and
packed ready for wagon transportation. Among
other things
bureaus, plain, fancy and dressing.
Tables, Card, Center, Side, Breakfast, Dining, and
Dessert.
Chairs, Windsor, Cane, and Mahogany Spring
Seats
Rocking Chairs Cane, Wood, and Spring Seats
bcdsteads, common, fancy, and Cottage, high and
low posts.
Window Shades, Curtain Cornces, Willow " are
and Wsgons.
ladies Cabinet and Work Boxes.
Mattresses and all kinds Of Upholstery on hand
and made to order
II will pay to give a call.
No sign up, though place generally well marked
heokuk, May j, 1855. wy X. WILSEI.
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T II Il : p 7 J i + s 5
4 the New York Hat Emporium, "a Main street.
IA between Sd and 4th. A. G. Sheldon would re
specially announce TO the citizens Of keokuk and
vicinity that he bias Established himself ut keokuk
for the manufacture and sale of Hats. Caps. furs
aud Straw Goods, and will open about the 9th Of
March large and complete stock Of the above goods
Of the latest and most fashionable style. Having
been connected for tern, OF years with Of the
largest Wholesale manufacturing houses in New
York will enable me to sell my goods at lower
prire than any house in the trade. | hope by close
application 10 business and desire 10 please the
public, to receive q share Of their patronage and
supply every want that comes within the legitimate
sphere Of my business. Country Merchants are re-
specially invited TO call and EXAMINE previous 10
buying elsewhere. My motto Is, Ready PAY.
Qnck Sales and Small Profits"
Gents, just drop in and examine the Spring style
Of Mole Skin IIats for 1855
A. e. SHELDON. Halter
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Tennessee Iron.

w L arc now receiving, in addition TO our pres
Y ent stock Of Iron and Blacksmith Tools. di-
rsctly from the manufacturers, 80 tons assorted ST.
res Bar Iron, on which will he able tn give our
customers the benefit of the recent decline in the
market also l50 slabs assorted sizes Plow Steel TO
which the attention of dealers and blacksmith il
directed. Feeling dcsrous of charging this branch
Of our business, we prepared 10 offer the ncces-
sary inducements Ia customers To accomplish the
hamc. div fpNNABiE. SMYTH co.
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Sc NJ n Ell DRY q o o d I!
Fresh Arrival.

100 PACKAGES Of Dry Goods, bought al the
IUU rcoent great Auction tales at New YORK and
will be sold cheaper han before offered in the
W ostern coantry-
We invite the particular attention Of wholesale
and retail purchasers TO this stock, which is
irving which together with stock on hand,
makes OF the LARGEST, CHEAPEST and BEST stocks
Of Dry Goods in the West. Among which may b.
found
10 900 yards prints al cents per yard
- 600 do do fast coiorsl al H.
10 600 do printed Lawns from Ct To 10 CITE
20 600 do Manchester, Hamilton and Pacific De
LANES atI2l.
10 600 yard. dress silks from 10 cents 500 per
yard.
30 bales brown shectings from to cts
. sAses bieached do do alto l2t.
5000 yards Lancaster bingham.
Large stock Of Carpeting. consisting Of Royal
Velvet aud Brussels Imperial, ply and ingram Of
every variety. Rugs, D,i Cloths, and Mattings, to-
ge,her with hous. furnishing goods Of every dc
scription. }. \. DIRkEE 4 co.
S. Main Street.
keokuk Junr q, 1S.l dxwtf
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THE LOVERS sOLILOQUY.

THE LOVERS SOLILOQUY.
Go search the Indies wave for pearls,
To deck your high, born madeni
Or dig Golconda' g diamond sands,
With priceless treasure linden.
Go gather Myrrh and Frankincense
And sweet Arabian spices,
And cluster round your hear, 5 delight
Love = widest Of devices
I'll give to her whom adore,
by far an of ring richer
Ny face, all dressed in lovers smiles,
In Buell. Is fair Skylight Picture
BtELL's Gallery, sc Main Street.
Don't Forget
Two call al BuELL's large Skyiight Daguerrean
Gallery, and have your life-Hke miniature ia
ken aud eased in Of those splendid fran.s h,
has just received from New York.
Gallery, 81 Main Street
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TO CONTRACTORS.

ALDEN 5 UFfICE, IONA FESfTESTTARf,
Fl Madison, August I'd, 1886.
CEALED prcposals win b. received BY the Warden
- of Ne Iowa Peuitontiary, at his Office, until the
- ams, for the Ascal year commencing October lst
~. 10 bs delivered ss follows
~ hsavy posk, December LIST.
~ cosn fed beef, Dec. 1st
leo pAaS5 soasve mens shoee, assorted sixcs from
s6n, NOV LIT.
100 pin WOODEN socks, 50 pairs November LIST, 50
1ooaa5y IT. 1859.
~ . barrels Ane Aour barrel psi week, OF 1 per
Mqfh.
s.. - busheA corr uical 10 bushcl per mcnth
LOO !" Irish potatoes, so bu7 November /, SO
- let, lass.
g bashsas white beans 10 bushsls November Let
!. March LIST, 1886.
Ns bssssls n. 0. moia scs, 3 November LIST, 3
sAQsii lst, 1856.
49, Mn cider vinegar, Nov. /, April /, 1896.
nSks g. A. Salt, Nov. lst.
] barrel lard oil, do
bcxes star casdler, Nov I, . April !, 1856.
ehsst Y. n. Ia, Nov. LIT.
- nsas Rio coA~, Nov LIST, April LIST, 1856.
rs ocrn eak wpod, IS cords DEC lst IS cords an
ns s. eeg6 xeb. list, IS cords March LIST, 25 cords
~ "a r., 1855.
s 10 ptepes stout brown shirting, Nov. lst.
Z u tnGnl1 mess pork, April Let, 1856.
NSAe ~ 10 be opened BY the inspectors required
- optim 3132-S of the code Of Iowa, by which they
Nall II governed - accepting " rjesting the
Dngn1A hin will bc considered and 20 per cent on
aag9nt u IN accsrtcd bid win be paid in ninety
Uy 1olw the delivery Is above. The balance ia
~ hgs thereafter.
FRANCIS 4. BARKER,
NAA4. 3, fS55.-wlt Wardcn Iowa p.nit ntiary.
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Carriage Manufnctory,

IN Johnson Street, between First and Second.
10y 0'BRYAN 60. Hayin, permanently estab-
- tishcd ourselves in keokuk with nn ample sup
ply of the very best material for the manufacture
Of Carriages, Bugscs, Gigs and Hacks, we arc pre-
pared to make all articles in our line in the very
best style and of the choicest material rcasona-
bic terms and prompt notice.
NAV pa lSaa -ly
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Ottulnwa House,
WAPELLO COUNTY. IOWA.

vIN1lE undersigned having recently purchased ~
i he above House, would respectfully in s8
form the travelling communi y and the public Aa>s
generally that he haj reftted and thoroughly reno
waited the House, and is prepared to offer a.
good accommodations as the country win afford to
all those who may favor him with u call; his con
slant attention will be gwen 10 render the stay OF
all comfortable. His House being large and com
medons he fattcrs himself thai he can give general
sa'i faction to his guests.
Conncc' with This House is
A Good and Commodore, Sfabir
Where will BE- kept al all times good -upn'y of
Oats Corn and Timothy Hay, and trusty aud cf
hcent Ostlcr. THoS. q. GIVEN.
0ttumwa, Nav Z, 1898. wSlawdif
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To tho Ladies'.

ME arc now receiving direct from Eastern Man
w nfacturers,
Enameled Stew Pans. (Frcnch)
Scotch Bowls
Covered Stew Pans,
Uncovered do do
Flat bottom round Boilers,
Enameled Mastin kettles plain
do do do turned
Revolving Waffle Irons
Washington Cake Pans, etc, etc
Which will bc sold at small advance by
II. ". BUEL & BRO.
August Q, 1890 2wd 4tw
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BURLINGTON


Corner Main and Jefferson streets,
BURLINGTON, Iowa.
4 BRANCH Of the Mercantile College Of Penn
"A syivania incorporated by the Legislature OF
that State with perpetual charter.
TRUSTEES
His Exceilency the Hon. JAMES BrcHASAN Hon
WILLIAM WILKINS, date Secretary at War; the
Hon NOSES HAMILTON /; Hon W. II. Lowry Hos
CHARLES MAYOR and GES. J, X. MoosEnEAp.
Faculty.:
ANDREW T. HowDES, tate senior Professor Of Book
College Of Pennsylssnia.
LoUIs II. DALHofT, late Professor of Commercial
and Ornamental renmnnship in the insttu-
ton.
CHAs. BEy. DARWIN, member Of the Burlin gton
Bar--Professor Of Mercantile Law.
The Principals design carrying out in every par
ticular that OF training for business intro
duced and followed up for upwards Of fifteen years
by Mr.. Durr, the founder of the Mercantile College
Of Pennsylvania, by which about 5000 merchants
and accountants have been qualified for business
1t is now regarded by business men Us the most
thorough and effective preparation for the account
ant given in the United States. IL compartments
upwards of 400 real business acions-illustra
ting six different methods Of conducting books by
double entry--about 300 commercial computations
explaining MANY business operations not found in
common arithmetics--e comprehensive course Of
mercantile penmansbip- business forms and bus
ness letters daily lectures commercial law and
commercial sciences.
Duds Book Keeping, liarpcrs edition, price 81
%, the most perfect and comprehensive ia the Eng
lsh language. duff . Western Steamers Account
ant, perfect system for such accounts, SlTo be
had at Corscs Book Store, Jefferson Street.
ZS- Send fer Circular by mail
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-13
Leather !! Leather

A i. THOMAS Co., manufacturers Of and
II. wholesale dealers in all kinds and descr ptions
Of Leather, Saddlery Hardware, Carriage Trim
mings, Enameied and Patent Coach Leather. of all
cplors; Enameled Cloth, Whips and Lashes If every
variety. Fly Nets, fancy coiors and plain ami
Thompsons thoroughly stretched Betting, of all
widths.
Those wishing any thing in our line, may rely on
finding 1t at our establishment, and 81 low prices
e it can be had at any other point in the West.
We manufacture large portion Of our Leather, and
have made arrangements TO import Saddlcry
Hardware direct from the English manufacturer.
our goods 81 american manufacture VIC purchase
.ir :. from the manufacturer, which enables ne
sell quite rs low ~ can be purchased in any of the
Eastern cities.
We respectfully invite those wishing to purchase
any thing IN our line, to give u call and examine
our goods and prices.
Cash paid for Hides.
keokuk, August 10, Is55--wv