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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04

CT The Government Of Louis Napoleon
has instituted proceedings against Dumas
for having made use of the expression: 'sMy
body is in Paris, but my heart is in Brussels
and in Jersey meaning the refugees, witt
whom that celebrated author deeply sympa.
thi2es.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04

Having purchased the entire stock Of s A. Duke,
and having Furthermore secnred the services Of Mr.
Dunlap, late Of Cincinnati, Ohio, widely md favora-
bly, known the Prince of Boot Maker. +" we soic-
ii the patronage of the citizens OF keokuk and the
surrounding country.
1t is our intention to keep on hand complete as
sortment Of every description and price, and are pre-
pared to finish to order boots and shoes suit the fan
cy I. j. ELLIOTT co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04

6T~The Times rebukes |sthe captious ma
jority'' who prevent the organization Of the
House. Morning said about "captious mi
nOrisy.v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04
To whom IL May Concern.


All persons indebted to or having accounts against
me requested to call on me Immediately for set
Element. l want to pay my debts, and want money
to do il with. My books are mt j. u. Dukes Shoe
shop, &c Main street. and he is authorized rece pit
for money paid my accounts
dcelldlm =. A. DUKE.
LN0R RENT.-Concert Hall from the lst of Janu.
i AIRY next. Apply to c. F. CONN.
noy2Sdtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04
FIRE FIRE FIRE

DOLICIES Of Insurance issued at fair rates in the
i following sound Offices
Star Insurance Co., New York.
Commercial Insurance Co., ST. Louis.
Etna Insurance CO., Hartford
Mound City Insurance Co., 81. Louis.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co, Hartford.
Dwellings insured for term Of years at extreme
ly low rates. All information given and surveys
IN AIDE by " ". BELhNAP, Agent
Office corner Main and Second SITS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04

PLEASANT ALLUsIoN.-John c. Rives, Of the
Washington Globe, has been advertising for
an editor, and in the course Of an article
makes the following pleasant allusion to his
old associate and partner:
Our former partner, Mr.. Blair, used to as
sist us; but has gone-we won't say where
into other business, where, probably, all his
spare time will be required to write for him
self. No matter where he has gone, nor
where he may go, we shall, We are sure, al
ways wish him well. We were full twenty
years together in business, and not an angry
word ever passed between US during that
time, not even an angry thought towards
each other, we believe, except when we both
kept diaries, he used to intercept the butter
wagons on our road, which furnished us with
butter, and buy it all up for the use Of his
own family. We must confess that we did
think little hard of him for doing so, rs we
told him when we commenced the farming
and dairy business six miles from him. that
our only object in settling so far from him
was, not to compete with him in purchas-
ing produce for home consumption.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04

have sold my entire stock and trade to T. j. Eli
OFT Co., and cheerfuliy recommend them to my Old
customers a. gentlemen fully Competent and capable
Of carrying the boot and shoe business in all its
branches. :. A. DUKE
uoyg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04

c1r 1t seems to be u question, after NIL,
whether Robert Schuyler is dead or not.
There are circumstances which render the
statement doubtful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04
q. OBERTOP

e. OBERTOP
II EEPS stock of Family Groceries, . variety N
IN Toys, and an assortment Of Musical Instru-
ments, for sale on Main Street, between Sseond ard
Third.
March IS, 1853. d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04
1000 nuSuEI.s WHEAT.

10000 BUSHELS WHEAT,
4 ND an unlimited quantity Of Oats, Corn, and all
L n kinds Of produce wanted Immediately
The highest market prices will be paid for Whea
and grain Of all kinds delivered ut the commission
warehouse Of the undersigned, the Levee, between
Main and Johnson streets, keokuk.
oct22 ddwtf W A. PATTERSON & co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04

CT We see by the Cincinnati Gazette that
the steamer Flag left that city for Keokuk,
on the Goth ultimo. We shall be glad to
chronicle her arrival.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04

New SEwISo MAcHISE.-A portion Of the
patent of Robertson's new sewing machine
has been sold for 10000. The machine is
30 compact that it can be carried in the peck
ct. and will enable seamstress 10 do a
weeks work in one day. The machines will
soon be for sale, and the price is TO be fixed
1t so.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04

The DEs MoiNEs VALLEY Wais is issued from
this Office every Wednesday, has extensive and in
cressing circulation throughout the DcsMoincs Val
ley, well in the rest Of the State and the Uni
ted States, and as medium Of advertising is not
surpassed. Subscription pric, $3.50 per annum in
advance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04
Co-partnership Notice.

rI,HE undersigned have this day formed n eo-part-
L nership for the purpose of carrying on the boot
and shoe business IN keokuk under the style and firm
Of T j. Elliott, 4 CO.
I. j. ELLIOTT.
JSO. II CARTER
I. j, CARTER
A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04

! CT The London Lead er is in raptures
with ''Hiawatha," the new poem by Longfel-
low. 1t concludes long notice in this warm
strain
America has now her epic. The intel
lectual greatness of America, which every
dispassionate eye must see, will one day be
commensurate with her territorial greatness,
(and of which, even now, there are unmis
taxable signs, in the originality of several
writer's may and probably will, produce
awatha = but the glory Of having given hi.
country her first national poem, worthy to bt
placed beside the national poems of other
lands, will always belong to Longfellow."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04

Nor IN THE RlNG.--It seems that South
Carolina feels quite independent, even of
Democracy, and is very much inclined to
live like free and independent nation, ~.
By herself. An attempt to procure the ap-
pointment of delegates to the National Dem
ocratc Convention failed entirely. The
Charleston Mercury says;
"a meeting of the members of the Legis-
lature was called to elect delegates at large
to the proposed Nashville Convention, and
to provide for the election Of delegates from
the Congressional districts. The time came,
bat the meeting was attended, We are assur-
ed, by no more than a half dozen persons.
1t was a ridiculous failure. No attempt was
made even TO organize"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04

ANOTHER STRAY SHEEr.-Hon. Hannibal
Hamlin, u. S. Senator from Maine, and
chairman of that very Important committee,
the Committee on Commerce, says he shan't
be bound by the resolution introduced BY
Iverson. OF Georgia, declaring acqulescence
in the repeal of the Missouri Compromise,
and in the Fugitive Slave law, in it's present
shape, the test Of fellowship in the Demo
cratic party. Whereupon the hue and cry
is raised that Mr.. HamIin has deserted the
party, and his removal from the place he oc-
cupies in the Senate is demanded, though 1t
is conceded that no man in that body is bet
ter qualified to fill it. Is it not very plain
that the real basis Of 'tNational Democracy
is national faith breaking and negro catch
ing? Is there prominent fact In the pol-
tics of the day pointing in any other drec-
ton?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04

cy II is said, and possibly with truth,
that one reason of the Pennsylvania mem
bers adhering so closely to Mr.. Fuller, is the
understanding that if elected he will consti-
tute the committee most important to that
State 30 that the iron interest will be amply
protected, while if Mr.. Banks is elected, the
committee will be SO constituted as to favor
the introduction of rail iron duty free.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04
New Arrival.

DROWN aud tan colored hats, high and low crown
- of every style and quality, just received by
oet23dwtf DE-. HUMPHREY Il GAGE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04
EOH SALE.
FOR SALE,

go feet by - on First Street, between Main John
snn Al4o House md Lot oorncr OF First and John
son Apply to SMITH a. NhNS' hLEN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04

OctEJuWtf
nNE Thousand Bonnets, of all styles and qualities
~ at ID. +. HUMPHREY l. GAGE.
oct23dwtf.
M ILLINERY Goods of every variety, at the low
1tI est prices, at u. +. HUMPHREY q GAGE.
oct23dwtf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04

1--WE hundred dozen plush caps, just received al
j. the store Of D. HUMPHREY a. GAGE.
oct23dgtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-04
Autumn Stock.
II ID r q = II T. IL

u
IL AS now open fine stock Of French and Amer
i lean Printed and Plain DeLanes Plain and
Plaid Merinoes Coburgs, Black and Colored Mo
hair DeRages &c, to which he invites the atten-
ion Of the Ladies, assuring hem that the style and
quality are unsurpassed, and prices low the
goods be sold in theeountry.
Keokuk, Sept 10. d6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-24
ITALY.
ASCENSION DAY AT ROME.

FROM O"h IoIcspVLueDl
ROME, Thursdav, May |, 1856
1t is the day Of the Ascension. The eclat gwen
to The celebration Of these great anniversaries pre-
vents us passing them by in silence. Yesterday
the bells announced thu coming fete, now they join
in its celebration. Mounted Dragons in long
boots, white brooches and immense shaggy caps,
are fling out st this moment from their barracks
near the gate OF the Piazza DEL P"polo, following
The sound of 'rrmpe's, aud going perhaps, to join
tie Papal cOIttge from the Vaicun; for to-day tae
BtIedcricn is given not at st. Peters, but at the
church Of ST Jean Laterau.
For love OF you shall rot contribute another OF
these pageants. You have already supererr ga
tiors of hem Let Us renouuc- the church aud 20
Mayirg together, and prove the fable that the let
tiers Of amor (lOve) reversed gave the mystic title
Roma which the Latins called their cherished city
by; certainly never was che iOveller than now.
Beauty is born again in her yerhal bloom. AT any
tine with the Campagna Rome is Datures most
81 farming picture taken Lalf length, rising from
tie sec, set in q circet OF hills smiling back ever
to the sky the JOY it gives. May places it in
softer light, elbows its antique grace, blends its
I,ntiye sId valuptuous beauty. You feel Rome is
10 l. Eyer widow OF the Past. The Present is Woo
ing and winning, aid she showing her bridal
things. Natures sppntaneny, like thrill of love
iLsIiTes Ter. 1tania's Influences ihfuse her atmOs-
pierre. Tine is caught mapping on the ruins,
Wien coquettipg Flora tumbles bis scyths among
tie tustts ard hides his pey beard by the earaud
Of flowers she lays over bis hOary head. Tie Co
lofteum fusEes in The rudcier sunsets Ike gladi-
st'r dying On the we If victory. The Palace OF
tie Cafars and the Baths Caracala play hide
and seek in their freshened forests Of foliage
lie t,Hbs on the APPian way make gardens Of
tteir duet. Wall flowers Sre ret ia golden cue-
tiers On crunbling monuments Maiden,' hair
hangs the touI tans. MignOnnette sp, ngs in tufts
and spikes from out wall creyces The shadows
Of the aqueducts play on taller grass. Yellow and
purple wild flowers, on fields Of green with spots
a daisies ard peoples, carpet the Campaigns. The
mountains recIiIe thereon - their white caps
uroNn eff and deep blue man,les drawn over
tieir beautiful heads The villages in the distance
lie Ike hocts of sheep sn bin sides. The great
ind.e OF the horizon tweeps in long, soothing, IN
Gulatng lines over TIE nights of Tvoli, Trasca,i
ard AtsDo, around the Latan and Sabine hills
and then fails smoothly across the broad bosom of
the sea. The air grows balmer. the sky pro-
""'der, the lovely unwrap The loveiier; land
seafts, changing as thought, r.volve about Nd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-24
FRANCE.
FRENCH LITERATURE.
From Gu, Owe ,cne.pouctrL


PARIS, MONDAY, May %, 1856.
ArGrsTIN THIERRY is dead. The author Of
he L" Ccngrtt 4 AHght.rre par les NO5mdads, Of
The Ties Fiat" OF the Leares sur Hstoire de
F,ssee, was perhaps the honestest as be certainly
wss one Of the truthfullosf OF coiem JOra,y hisor-
,ca, writer's. Win decided LIBERAL opinions on
oliticul M d social matters, BIZ never attached
b,ms.lt 70 GoyerDm, Mt or political sect ID 10 be
iiahu,d wfh 'he par'i al POI c.ees of wh ch HE
toJi.u, who lave 81 ,e been long engaged 10 sollt-
ical he r,rtl, purge Themselves he was one Of
n, first 10 see that true ht"ry sh"nd treat OF the
peore IA W, a, their knss; tina, the true history
Of compound nation, like toat OF France or Ea
GLAND ,b,ud TIE at Of The races OF which the nation
WIS made uD that the truthful Llstur,ans
flee WIS 10 f,pr.stnt, Ia re.r,dIce ser es aud
events. enabling ibe reader - b. side Judge
W !. hrs.li ca the conclusions - De drawn from
them
Tbierry sxbau I'D bic PHI sicI forces by The
severity Of bis studies Ee was blind partially par.
A., sed md sufferer from acute nervols dsea- dur
us the latter years + bis life. These trials he bore
v,,h are than tie noble caimness 81 philosophy
The brta;hts in the f flowing lines the eXeusably
thin u ant spirit vi glorious m"lt!rd IN; :" II, he
"s,,s had 10 recommeI GO NY course | would
choose n - ,.birh hes brought me whittier am.
q" Ilind ana ,.ner.o., without hope aud almost
without r.spire | can rcuder this I. stiu"ny
"vbicb coming from ne, viii not be suspected;
",tere is something in the world oeter worth
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-31
seasoned Flooring.
SEASONED LUMBER
"1'tt W rai,ptl tais s6tTlOI Of
SHINGLES
lUfaDER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Lath, shingles, &c.

O.. "TAI OLD STEAM MILL STILL ALIVE.
SeaUnot advertise sGch al tssmsEss .torE ~ -
per- lnth AID shinE les nLendas some II 5,r Insa
sAblerVh tcti0rs 10 our tine adyerlise-LAt attr l
tPolpst 'of '1ch = smali stock OF hand H. ma, OH
loomsdg 20 or and,nl0 feet on hand W6ie w.,
daily fr9fa 70 20 a0ye feet LumberIO 10 II toa I'm
.-shtnEtts s. SASH Doors &c, dc, In proportion nm
cur sl"cE soenmuiht1s slowfy--isei Esppy 10 an
however shat We can nh al osL any blll offered tot
House, Store or Barn.
Oariall supply Of Logs is nov coming oys, ths
Rapids, ;'nd We shall be prepared to keep our =,
sorlmeni complete.
Past "a 'ofs gratefully acknowledged eon,ipg.
ancs soil ritCd.
BURAELL, GILLET g. ca.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-31
NEW STORE

VIZ ubuHf5lEltl Is nov. receiving a ent,
idete sJrtiDeht Of Choice Family Gr,,cerics con.i.
ing ia par; follows: ', ~
N = IT, Beciofs Syrun Nol7ssss n n cl,risot
Powdered ahI Crushed, SugaI-, NO. /, and Maeksrl
Teas good assortment, Rio and Java coffee. Palm s.ar
"osH.h ~. IN ni.le" ware, Dried Apples and Peaches
sIi aAd -Aow taindles, Dried Beef Sc &c
Also
l1ehlos rs spaA Scoops, soyols. Hoes. Rakes Onion
Ices ana any Thing usually found in Family 0roeery
Which an deterniurd to sell iof z,h a. AZ, az ~
eAsapSt hont otEet the place. West side al BRADY St
April lUtw-f n.pI,utp . ppnf ..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-31

A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
FRESH FIRST CHOP
GROCERIES,,
=
q EAaAATHk su bscrbc ~ have nov on hand, ant are
t,sk-sx1l daily receiving from the East and south d
No. 5 Front street, and Levce,
az Blu fross' New Bi>ck.l --.4 Darr1pSvf, isrd,
Groceries, Nails, Glass, Salt, Wotdenvare,
81 Provisions, &c. 49,.
which they offer to the trade at wholesale exclusively
= 70 Re, II Merchants, Hoteikeepers and others Qi
the interior otthc Stale and Nebraska who
al wholesale, we give the assurance that We VIII MI
their orders and memora nda y, Chicago and
prize st fansp ortliion added. , t##.a ~. ~
= Merchants, Groeers and Hotel keepers doing busi-
ness the line the line of the Mlsstssippi 4
Missouri Raiiroad-lowa City or farther West, WI
find il 10 their interest to make their purchases OF Us,
aud BY shipping their goods by the NJ. n. r.. X,
snye 81 miles hauling by teams from any other point
on tho river. Our facilities OF the hrst Gle and
we feel tie most positive confidence, aAat, II yos
but give call ,iook through our stock, and learn
our prices aud terms, we shall receive o liberal
share OF your patronage; which 1t shall be our aim,
by furnishing hrs-rate DDS al iAyoysbe prices, and
iuI lima Ia, nartta phr va
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-31
KansaslH Kansas!!!
Notice To contractors.

NotANe Ia SOAtIdCtOEs.
PROPOSALS will be received by the subscriber uu
l. ulthe thirty day of July next, for the fouu.a
ons and masonry fthe piers Tor bridge across the
Mississippi River At Saint Paul.
Tho first pier will he founded on rock nj depth of
ten feet below the usual low water mark. The sec.
ond pier will be in water ten deep, will have
Accumulation OF piles. These two piers III be each
eighty lour feet high above the ordinary low water
marx. The remaining five piers will be respective
ly ntyegh forty eight, thirty eight, TIVE eight
and eighteen feet high above the water level. Two
ofthem Will be In water Jour feet deep, and the lest
on FATS usually left dry. The bed OF the river Is
sand, and all the piers except the first will have
Foundations OF piles, ON which will be places solid
cribs or platforms Of timber built up to within siS
inches OF the low water mark. The masonry will be
the usual quality Of bridge masonry, the stones be
ing carefully dressed on the beds and joints.
The timber required for the ioundatiops will be
furnished and delivered BY the Bridge Company
who will also furnish good limestone quarry con.
venlently situated on the river bank, within one
mile Of the work. I..... n 49,
Contractors desired obid for the naso ny blythe
cubic yard and they are requested 10 enclose suita
ietestlmonias Of their ability 10 carry on
The work must be commenced i'm III edialeiy, and
completed within fifteen months after signing the
contract, ..s. ..- ~. p :" -.
For further Information inquire at the office oftbe
subscriber at Saint Paul, where plans and speciiea-
uohs may be seen. -7-ft~o- J. s. SEW ALL,
Engineer St.. Paul Bridge Co.
Saint Paul Juhe27--to juiy3O .aE ss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-31

VIM BaheF, Christina, p, 80 s---
David hugro. Letanon &C, Pa. 1855
Samuel Hatfield, Philadelphia.
IA. Torrey, khIladsils iIia. Eg.sE
JaIDss L prics. Wilmington, Del. ag
d. Joshua Beal, Batyn Rause La. s4EJ
Thomas Ee,gsr, Philadelphia. ts..- ..'..~ sa
b = fprssi, Bucks %, Pa. rae-f ---
Augustus Liun, Guernsey %, q a.
ID Brenarah, smaysrils Ky u II
Grabriei Bear. ks,issaster %, Pa q
Herman C. q liss, y IA ladelpiiAa 80 -
Geo M Ga, Lyeosuihs ID, Pa So
John Veg, HssJ ls6sJg, Pa - -. r7r
Edmund Bayers, Brooklyn,
y A Tucher Salem, Arkansas
James, 4Ctazs, NazAn- Go, Va
NJ BeaI, Clarified Co, Pa
Benz Edmonds, Bntler &c, cap
Nj Kirk, Maysyilie, Ky
W + Noble, Chicago III
"a u Ride. t.ehuyJkiD %, pa .-.-
c a Nassp I1iil'sde4phia ~ '..fI
David Clark, haysyile, KY Amaze
8 ~ hiHser, Alexandra, Va
X D Hart, Evansville, Ind
Joseph Petit, Salem Co, ~ J t...g
T0rrsy, Upper sandushy, 0
Jse0b LSupard, Philadelphia -gr
v O GiIIis, " llssls IftoR, Del -
Z hcIntire Norrhans,tgIl CO Pa ~ e2-E
x Platter, Wilmington, Dei 49, 5 E
: n Eolns0s, Potter 60, Pa NJ
MI 1etwen, fhiiadetphia
J Morton Ped, WILMINGTON, DEL - 1saH
w w Hsmer ~ 10, LlneigpSssI sfErrLr
Miller, Head Flour 1nsf,., Plif1a
James W Edmondsy P'sae Fp,o '''1;'"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-31

WlSTNER'S PATENT WASH TUB.
Patented Nov. 9Th, 1853.
Illh undersigned having Bought the Patent Right IN
scott c'duty present this irpr6 vementin Washing
perfectly conscious that II Il no humbug but gsriiabf
fact, .....s ... b.. I.r,I -, 'rT.. = ,1rgI ~.
All We ask q you to take one and use Il for ten days,
a the md uitlat time you return it or pay 6rit.
rice s5.1o' d. ..-. .- PARMELE BRO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-31
FARMERS! SAW AND GRIsT MILL MEN
The Fest Mili ever offered tothe Public /.
FELTDN'S PORTABLE Mill

. II
"A HtsB has taken the FSrst r~sssism At alitts
W SiEit SHd CszFty FAIRS whore IL has boca er,
hbiled1ul Bed -BsGsi Rf the .frsricaE fas,ttgtr
n. J.. E.3 ms truly excellent Mui, eslabnteJ
alike for it. simplicity, dUrahiiitg and trartcahty
palelSe@ tAh3 ~ isi1, stands gHrYaicd! The larss
number 50 Ease iuJiis sold. ana their Increasing ~,
uand fJtbss declare IheiI merit lover 1000 h.yg,
been s'ih lu lAe last sK HonllsJ They are admir-.
Oily a'laptad for grinding CON- Oats Wheat BARLEY
Cora ~ he ear. Spices, dc, Nlh rapidly and pe,.
Iectiun uukBowu before.
No. +'lii 9tinds from 10 bus of meal or l6lo
llbns OF iced per hour It'll from to horses and
othaT Nos. u pHop0FlIonala amount. They can b.
propelled b} horse, steam or water power ana are
well adapted - irregular motion, hence ST alrafns
cost AcY cap be attached 10 any saW mia.
MEaL SEisEs are attached to these mills thus rem
lerne thea the oniy tra!y practicable mill a farmer
nhase.
References can be given where these p,IIls b.y.
beea ~ Ese IL months without either receiyiaR ot
needing iressing, and likewise where they were Inv
troduced four months ago Tor grinding: Irss oar
II - al established tact that all mill. using kBiyps
"cutJ eeS' but never grind zaei,r and that ali con-
\ and cob trasabrs only crack the corn aud cob and
| thai neitlpE reduce lhe iced To a desircd ahenes
tobs used With PEoat. Butthe
FELTON, MILL,
silEout kuiyes. and with grinding surfaces 40 b.ri
perpd steel will not affect IL, Is pablo Of grind
lnx 90 any degree OF neuesS, and ofrednclhg cob 10
the In ness OF meal. these tacIs Justify u In war.
| UantinS these mills 10 give eHlire subtraction
For iHTther info Tnarcn and mills and right apply
70, NICHOLS, LOOMS * Co., Office 10 Clare
beuse davenport, Iowa, 81 Box soc 7. o.
dee 3i-dwu g..
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Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Plantai
- S.sx. II III Ix;s......5 :. as.d =

Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Plantal
tion Mill Price reduced.
TUE subscriber has purchased exclusive rgnt, a.
territory for sale in the West, of the above es, N
Drated Mills and is prepared 20 furnish them az ia
times, either wholesale or retail, guaranteed Id W"
most positive manner. 49,,
1t Is new tBoro than year since the "Litte Ilait
was introduced TO the public, during which uin''
has been constantly gro wing in The popular iavof
The improvements recently effected anu patehlsa s.,
makes II the most perfect machine ever onefeu r o
general farm use. II is furnished complete reaas a1s
attaching team, and weighs follows: no; -,
No. 2,3S0' No.3, 400; No. 4, $40 pounds. Iwe nn
minutes are sutelcnt 10 sci one up without mecnb
zeal aid and when adjusted II can with saey an
entrusted to boy. Full directions nc company '"''
mill.
nErh 7.f PRICES: sts o
No. ,s3j, & win grind ebu. mealper hour wtnlh1t''
. e,SiO, "f- " 1915 " 4,
:" 3, ssh, /" Is" g 4. {,
II Taliberal discount to dealers. ...
JAMES b. CHADWlCkA
No. GO Locust ST., between Second ana ih" No
nov 4 ia Nv 81. Louis, NO.
For sale by Messrs. DALZEiL d Bk0., Agents ~
Davenport, at above prices, adding freight 10" .
Louis.