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DELIBERATE AgyE4a1 10 EgRpEE YsT1s LADY
N owz fhRIoa-We copy The following ffon tie Men
York TribuRs
aon Moaasy evening, between six and seven O'clock 4
tai man enyt3npea in cloak ard much Disguised en-
tered Fsry egley ~ Of false kew The residence a
Mr. Nathaniel G. Bishop No SCI Broadway and proceeded
Immediately the ariOr where Mrs Bishop was engaged
In playing ib piano and instantly DISCHARGED pistol
her bu or11EEey without effect As fhP han missed its
sin and passed through nAne Of glass striking the trick
gE Of building nearay adjoining THE rascal then ief
suddeny be Dad catered ard though two If the ser-
rans whoeArd The report CT the pistol the Iarlor
door ElrRedlalHly afernRra they could unlv catch
glimpse OF him The alarm given md policeman
QbEAnsd but late ser the arrest "a The yre-
traitor Mrs Bishop frightened that she tainted
and il Time before she could lie restored toaa-
sciSusnsss
aWho The villain is neither MIRA Bishop nor har husband
imagine Their not ARare OF aviug given serious
oenoe any About pcaeE on the aa1ne afternoon
tail with bas F3ts and black hair wearing cloak
called The house and inquired Cot Nrs b. who WIS then
and TINS individual supposed he the one who A.
erwErd ae1nyted take her life Previous 10 entering
The parlsr the villain had exingaisbed tbe ras IN The hall
and there being Light in the Barlor except WHIST was
emitted FROM the FIRE Mrs H. unable even 10 e1tGh
GLIMPSE o. his face
An attempt similar ID charaeter 10 le ahoTs was made
shoot Mrs b. while she Ha1 nj the resistance Il Der
brothsr Captain Fletcher Al TaryioEn her tEentie1h
birthday, the 9Th ut September last; hut this was also
unsuccessful Mrs unhar1aed The villain ii this
instance also escaped detection The police are using e.
srfious ID aFetain who the TsTeAtor u lie 0urast
with view 10 his arrest and Il areh be hoped rfsi
they may be sccessfu the family szrful thar be
may make another and perhaps successful sffeEn,t
upon The life q the lsay.F
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made q eurElo hides and are eaEfApAS They Esg hf
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vest Asr Tie bands q Asisn 40 speaking tar SeaA Ana
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consists q seven tabAi hAaas-lAHaeig NE hAf' SAo
we're gny . tt recent e1iEhEes ~ nc NEBRASKA ne
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100 lodges These haaas rAhgt Nesi q ie NlssAf iso
ne north 70 ias White rrcr an4naiag ne niAeA hAs
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u ihe shsi nshAs q ne missouri Aoo1 ~ is
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fiaAA aaaAeca 81 lhe faaf.hA - ei0M are
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Ahe eAAe4 No11i = = - $3.50 \ -
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GE1FF AKp FlrNPEEEa.--Thtre Is = physician nov Il
Paris whose speciality Is very STOUT ladies *
lose portion a tber natural covering wibout losing
their coed bsafh The following i given ~ an instance
q Lis skill
Nine A. il perfect health, hSEuf1fnl hux 10
speak the truth, Eligaty majestic ia her squire Hsr
husband ces4 Ia the ArE the CSfDss LEFT her with
his noihsr- DO thin and e cours woman n feel
Ing These two LADIES' lived sogstbr ard daily sourht
with anxiety ie scAfy ika the journals give uf tas
distant and FeF0as campaign Each dAy taey spoke sa
II "a The Atai and 1weii E3ofuny upon dapgers
and EufeEisEs which sucomFasse1 hir EVERY dAF bow
ever The conversation became more painful and a. l.Ft
Inter in tore far the thru rao1hel-iax gave her rsr
AID AD0winT dHnEhftr uDaerssand that Der ssssh
srd heathU usuaensDCs gave The lie Der expressions
q ria ard sHKstT u vain 6d ihs yeung vic swear
thSs night after night she told the hours hy one A.
they Wort sadly al her proissiAfons rrcsared
win The snst hopeless Aad Enconqusrahle inrre3nlify
sach If not 10 he endured. The htr uige
WHOSE o9nrgh tenderness donhled sought 10 et
he eastward Appearance which should 40 justice Il
ben beSrt gfff In despair sht applied 70 our friend f
physician ~ whom hRrE spokeE- She followed BIS a.
VICE IL Few esgH her happiness found scsenoe was
triumphant; LIE sayB dresses ht sAksn IL me
e&et faos ,kBsne1 IN ia fulntss and assumed ~ e.
precision ~ rsssanrhgy The diEcouferied uofber-ira
recognised ts gradual falling 90 a. her rauusnsas ts
workings af trse TseAfer peace rerned n tss
hn1ns The noisr rouhseS her Anxiefles e re roune
VIE ard the latter found oousoEfion ID selling hsr re
sOrrON 70 = believing and rymf&lhlzing hsssneg.s
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JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary u tee Tse1sGry.
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Auction Notice.

f~sa~sss Eainf<y- a Co, Phaladsaphf.,
WtLL - TEs~aay san, FsSr1sry aFas4As
CHINA SILK GOODS,
ss1ans ~ Tie sa.zA Co
~AEeEts The Ah sad gsas style sn3 44asy
SeS W. ne nKrset.
WHITE GRAPE sHAwLs,
afE1 assogtDenIs taxssxlsrs, dfs, a'l<.-
l@ yaress sfsesv-s Mess
fStzIae Ls;na. Co. ans u sSv~Tnss Sxssaxnx-
S pieces fzrrs nark Gesr
Alss, lmy-r.sna Aaa desirable zssaxxrzf 81
F0NaFlEss sINcEEws Gil ASS CLOTHS, Ax-
.ucasde1 va also be sHsa isxs aesan
biz irsst sArslAe he
ported a@a GsrsHaR an@ -coA ansnsss gos
sna sesxzngs.
FtA s-dE
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THS sessnfs and rsxsAac yrr~rss stasna NJ sa
Mx-sarnmSrrs tSsk ian
A. r.. EgEnatgkAa. THE tt
20 fnnf, has
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E.f, casaRrf~ secandy
ais sne s~S sensiste Saving
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Toe hes az fhs aadefs Improvements cg
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aesea respectfully
The ir rsssves rree aaersses
made
Ine4rs o. j. c. McsEIRE,
Feb T-R@o1 A1eLNasef.
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THE DAILY UNION

Tia plan 4FOrAy considered BY he great powers q he
s2rsh he may yss 1--we sead the frsi dssgAtch and
orlFe y ne eiectrc hEsA fhs c0nErAtlaon q nations
nAA
Fesr resFsaotfllly kn-
TAI p SHAFEEER
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staaas "A Aa<nr AAc, Aac Is sTsr
DO p~r<s frss ha~n< srassp soaasae4nx "a 81 cent.
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sc se shss4sss sosSs - ev~s ss~ 1@e s4aaess as
Linen seeeax, aagkAas, aassars ard ess
a. great prssossas OK all a~ssrxhs 4assire
fAseS ~sses VI wlaAs-
IS paec~s 81 ka6s brown eAa80r9aa@ spran.
leo nssarye
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pleees pIAas md saala NaAa~eak nasaAsw
Is sAcn@e1 esnhsic naaslans
o. cAcaFA be- afe-.~
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10 eexea LADIES' sd .Aos~s.
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WA why ssy soe4s aassssa gen
S1eshs css~arrvs, asA vezl,nss-ssssk aI~ays faa.
MOURNING GOObS-Aa aEnyse sso<h constantly on xna
~essa indae~s ssa.sng goods ass
ssA rrssrrsssy pfsss sets by
east 90 aoes when ys~scnr~A
We be pssaea sonssxlea
~sn regard favor Esiaaa
esds Appsoa-
counts.
Kl1 gloves e1eAanxrs a.
Ad1itcaaa sapeases arriving aslis.
price
Dcsay NJ s4y p~*ssn s1pecses
suxrsr1s saais
All rIrseG PERRY Brother,
g Csa1nai sscscs' ~cst saidsnr, appassss
FEB tl-1Iouf Ceaus Mafses.
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SoMK ~ THs seas ur Tsu EEnE - The W esi Chester
pa Iessrsuisnsnyk debating sosissy il tas county
Tea sFeHinEs sncs The gDeon q koo~-noiiingssua was
dssSssd Knd i q rnaTkboae fACs char the Eriacpl de-
srras srAinst nafarin1 cizea and aeasr q TIE or
Deg who had isur hrothrrs hunr darsag TIE
Revolutions fr frnAsn ior frushng tie Bri1s w1h sup
Plies- and acting EPiex
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DAsarnous1r n1-Tbe New York Iribane SAYS:

Lew CaIhell sx-atforRey gesral Of this STATE who
badly injured few nights ago while riding hogt
on the outside 81 large sleigh BY being struck The
ao1asn by part u yehice gong opposite d.
recian understand is lying very dangerous co.,
aition his residence in Lexington Averue internal hem
orrhsgs haring set in There very little any hce f
his recovery
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Ah~ ieHKs feo- l5--floIr has declined esnts--iAe
sales to-day azOznt % o1y aboai barrels Wheat and
cora both unchanged cottoa dahl Stocks ara arm
BALrINoEEs Feo- lS-fao4r-sals Of Howard street 4,
s ~ No sales " Whs& corn-vhite seas al - osass
and vellow AZ 80 cents
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TIE xs~ Ysk xaaaaiy hnn
ss1ess 3na entertaining rsAanx ases ~eA ksaenea -
esssa-s ny Lscs3 An~au pfscLcas rrsis
sea pfslFA sesrans ~ nss *spsseass du@s sas sia
Tie
Mu8csi ses~s sr rvs ans
SrzAy sSsasc~ Aayt@y fnx interval u the
~ anssn~1 forward Pub
ed snxaag receipt q ave cents O
two ss2Dpn.
Aasrsss- pe pass Esossrs Roar Nsw York
Fen i4-atn1s
M A. Tyson d &rMinAry Xoung Ladies'
Os y, s~Sia syees, E4sAlsgses
TUE sseowA ranssa,
TN ys1swua nnSaxh. expire sAs ~
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Spe<asrles.
ssyeT line ssers asd pssAsA p~cseles &e q
" All acnscs, persccA and arah~s
gives peculiar gAssas
ADAPTED az eses afu
NJ w. CALI Il BRO,
Peas brtse Nlafns ana s.sgs
Ian ST
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MoDEWN Asssx OF Nsvsa c~.sasasx - arp essr7e
"A s~sTtepiy rgas~< ssd ror~esss - ssf ssc
Fer~rs nm1 H~s~rns &sSs ~ffs -
ns.ce ~ ~ TO ssr~s
rs ~sa vsas~s srss sassd sns
Ir,'s-sse yroa Laaaas y FRAScx TkTLos-
1xa&
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czScESSAri, Feb. lSlks ohio Is row opeu and riSny
The rains have been remarkably heavy.
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Nrw ostEASss Pes B.-Ths Emplrs City, wsxt Havgna
dates q the sh hss Arrived She reports that vas ruor
% IN Havans ihsf Atsers had bso se sy4 the lie a
cenchA a ngAl The palace iaanAted when the gas
NAs s1cAy tarncd o. II supposed that the consYaraoz,
hare been diseoysrca and eighty arrested Eseadrx Co4
secretary and two Americana
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SECOND EDITION NOW READY
rrrvx 49,, s,r-xYrxxs
ApA1sssleaaV 1rsAssS stA &fsfs's&~fy hsAseas A@as
LORENZO SAStsE
$3.50 As ' "
q.als wars eoprssss ssssss paesa fem fha BE-
-ef4 % te@ bFseens
scA1f ~ srsssess R1Etsare l 81
hsscsaea lna~Te In oG4Gtnkr sss
Tbs
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Sussk Doe Axaa ssd ffsssls t*s s@ oseh
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ms s1rigss sad lsasrtss'ns .exs-- Ds-gssss.
We gxt8 ihe soiss~s wsfy 1s~w f@1aasssrrn W ae
PuAa~n-s w CROSBY, NICHOLS CO., Sosaes Eaa 81
sss y w~h1nrsoaw $500,
F-s ls-szawS~ rYL0a hAtkf
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AEw oAEEASs, Fsb. l1.-Ths OrsE4A4 from vers Crus
las ArriFres via Me1ie.a 11tes u the STA
The g0rsn@sMA troFs have bee1 csssxted and General
AAaerse eAsGred seFSral x he reelz lave hea shs
SAAiA Anna lad o1afed Goa La Veg. the tsnP0rsry
ee q ne EovrH1oenf sut tks iscr asczed tAs a-er
eui 81 reAsFe 6en- Vel n he Command a Ma.xnsorss
lbs oEenss4 papers report THAI 26b snsxrrcnfs had
eeeA p@f e nisAs II Z4kStlaa
Sss q A. eArths4ASs cxp~ge4osd Al Vera Cra ca
- - A a ne essF q Msxice a. The latter place he
Pnhss warks we're D@ch damaged
Ise frenca steamer Ahesoa had arrived Al ver. Cs a
iAas soans Cs~nt hsalssus rsznAiziag foGowsrs
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So hAFEN, Pee H--The aeuocr1sis Stxte oaavsn1ioa
- ne noasnHtion q state oilers held sax Han
a AEsTso eecte4 president Fhs esss u la. ysAr
sAs FssznAtsd wiA me eroepa4 x JUDAS HoteAkiss a
NAsrssry whe GropPe1 Tor ouytrollss saa rhoass
to@ss- O frhz111ztoA, so@inxsrd iastesd Hon sNmaol
eunFentiaa deusaaood the kno~s 40 - ~. -,
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sna = sAna ss wi at tsrn s~y iee ave 40 tncrvs-s
Ga Erasa-s, Krk~ooa Baasl. ne hal
Ne. Ga.
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EsraaA csmparf tErsaa yfae sue1al ausy ~
fAe 70 caaeaxs
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nny z - AgesAa ras aae = p-a.sas iaassi
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wAKsIsEa. ~aapsaaasr., ss renrsyfvanis ssrpps
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HENRY MKENTY,
DEALER ~ REsL ESTATE
oEes Old Pot, oEes B~siasax, Tl9s sssea
srl, a.
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saas. = Va Esa. ssxseys q la-,
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ssw rvvA.
Esauset Crrs4s u~q
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Sas-pS gs,fsssess csc. prs-ssssi ~ wuss~ra saas
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stowe vt 10 Esws
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AT@Fs@t Destr~or~es II Fioar.
AE~ loKxy feh- LA frs broke Ont his raorns.v - Va
4 Pearl strses ooo1pied By W. H. Newman Co Usw.ras
q 800 barrels q a0ar 2sre destroyed beside. m1cA oAer
property. The balssns totally DESTROYED
The las Is estimated see oos aa1 xss nsured sr
$4,000 The Sadags a6oinng And Ia the rear we've badly
damaged AID add considerably TO the as ne ere l. suo
posed 70 Be TIE work " "a l1sez1sarv
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-16

Es@aAs q Ax0gAEa EKFHDInok - CURA---We h3E,
ron ne inertia weli Soufh liberal cuknrirv a r.
Pors relative - Rnssr szpe1isoA Is C1aons aasp4trA
na H1ne1neag hAi the exE~disioa lad srtzaiiy sssa
ron so1thern Fcrl sr The l&sE u Prsmso We GGa4ot
- ~es importance fhaz@ regcrS 1lthough tev hAys
eAassd slight uasasinsss 10 lie aaorsrss Il Havana
TIE h@sAnA correspondent q tie New York gOarnal q
tossfet index eAtk q - stA InslaHt writes ioo~s
have uoct tKctczerf and Azxiety II 6fis no1nerf
Narh conunne1s VII materially asscs business
AHny arrests have beeA r1de auaang proubeli
ciAsns-s; sapqosea 81 pofra eA1se 81 oHenct hai
have No certainty
Aaong the persons nov in yrisoz there ars ola spain
s1tgse = Sel 50 eFeoSes and a them holdng
"A ratis0As kchorcvsAs Rs0n Pinto fCstaiAr 6rrcf0r
a ife Lose Dr. Jose Tlj0 Mr. BARRIER and sons
ana AZ ~see scni8enns BY The 81 CA14lzn.
o1e<s named a high social position bal A. ind
NJ o0ahIInAtoa liz thai ooasa-es nv j1az-
meat sortrAr giving their AN toae hAf several
have ber1 scnt under M2sAu1s sor yrisoznent
l az "a, orders are iss1ea az he arrest a ne gOF-
Various versions are aoAs IN The couuunty A. i, he
Gauss q winch probably none correct Iuiormsfo1
received from the southwestern pAra az TIE Tnn has
probably Induced local investigated htser
Another HAThnA correspondent writes
large humber a persons are underwood 10 hare bar
saadesT ordered 70 leave e island nsAnaer hi The oaly
nalae have beard nans0ned that az SeEor Herman
ae1 Sho has but reosntg returned To TIE isaand-hs
hsylng BEEN engaged ~ q te uas0FtunAae Lopez
Eedfiaus-
The trooa strange re4ats generally leave this ciiy
Al night
= o. The evening AZ the 9Th ins. Cen Concha .cooo
Panied ~ numerous STAFF and strong ho6y-9A-2 pro-
ceeoed p Cboreo distant hence some f.1z e- ave niles
WHERE understand an enrGET1euf 81 six esht
hundred has hsea s9zlBea to protect le month Of Tie
river q that
Another encAmpment Is understood 10 have been forz-
e AGAR 6uAnAbsca evidently with intent az dead
ing the Moro Castle FROM any attack tv force And -
~ rtAr, Al 4 apparently hurry and confession Several
rnenfW&r stAaea 70 hATs en this hGrpor in the night
and there - believe but Spanish An-oswar IN this
harbor IL this time
From Information have this moment resolved be-
Iers The greater part az the troops thai have h this esy
have proceeded 70 Trinidad, ibs expected expedition b.
ing i i supposed b The GGthoriss destined for that 10
cAlrty.
on she moring 81 the 80 inst her Britannia NAlusiv
lneobas ships BoscsEeD and Colossus catered this ta-
Dor the former bearing the Tag Of Rear Admiral Arthur
FanshAgs Il shH mounts seventy guns whilst the Co
iossas carries eighty guns and has auxiliary pro
pe4ler. They A7e both very hRelOoking shiysf
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Ten rnoceET - LoVznAxsFrora all parts 81 The State
complaints a the i0ngcputinuea arOught The Or;
s0usss CoGsr says tbs erns ard tMy0Es IL 81 LA1dry
F&Ssh sPtg, and the uass dying TIE prsres
f1r wait of water
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-16

THr 3EFaN sQrADnoxe-Ths Fsoreships Lexingtsz sna
SouthNUPson and stoauEnzt Mississippi q the japan
syun1r0a. fhsr way New Y0rk and mar AZ
rrt il few dAys Tbs sesner SusgnsA&aaa i also On
bsr wAs house. and VIII couss 70 Phila3.lphis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-27
Mr.. Editor |:

i sell every article Of Dry Goods aid Groce
ries cheaper than ever, a. l am anxious TO raise
money to buy a few lots, which can't do vel.
alter the election, there wii be- dreadful raise
IN property, for shall tax every lot 10 the city
10 per cent per week, ii am elected TO carry on
our Rail road, to be paid IN The bank weekly,
which will complete che mile Of our Road eek :
Iy How many weeks will II take 10 complete
this road Who owns the road, Lee county.
the city of ksokok. or the properly bold. r. -
" you find yos paw over the wholesale price ior
sny article in any Of my stores ynn can retnf
the articles. 8. d. BILLINGS,
Main Street. KaQkuk, lows.
March "a. 1865 dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-27
G. VI. Sanders,
FURNITURE WARE-RCOMS
MAIN STREET, Bet. Ord aud Attn Streets.
KECkCK. IOWA.

THE undersigned has now in
i his Ware Rooms, and de.
signs keeping constantly on hand
well selected assortment OF all kinds of Fur
uiure embracing MARBLE TOP DRESSING,
and plain Bureaus; fine and plain Sofas; fine and
pain centre ana card Tables; cane al and wind
sor CHAIR, rocking Chairs OF every description
from tYeain wooden seat 20 the finest hair cloth
stuffed scat; plain and fancy turned cottage Bed
steads OF the latest styles; Lounges SC.
Looking Glasses Of all sizes; clocks carpet.
ings, door and door matiings, floor aud table oil
cloths, mattresses, feather busters carriage TRIM
mings, window shades and trimmings, and every
other article usually kept in my line Of business
Part OF my stock was made under nv own SUI
pcrvision, and the reat bough, from uanufactor-
les OF high standing, 80 that can warrant every
article for durability and finish of workmanship.
My object Is to establish permanent business
here, and not on the Peter Funk principles; and
. an inducement 10 persons 10 purchase Of me,
am resolved to sell Fl the lowest ST Louis prices
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. will always take pleasure in show
ing furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who call
on me, whether they feel inclined to buy or not.
msy 81 '54-tf G. w. SANDERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-27
To the Puhlic.

HE undersigned proposes TO do Carpenters
l and joinsrs work Of every description, and
VIII take contracts for building houses from the
ground upwards, and finish and furnish materials
and deliver the keys or in any way IS per con-
tract, and OF the quality and architectural style
agreed upon. and at the time Specified Can be
seer at my shop OF Office on Fulton Street, be
tween Second and Third p. EICHER.
Contractor and House Builder
REFERENCES: Mr.. ]. A. Graham, Thos W.
Cagett, Esq, Geo. c. Dixon, Esq, Rev. VIM.
III. Williams 80
Keokuk, April 10, 1855 a