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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15
GREAT FIRE IN WARREN-sTREhr'
From The N. Y. Daily Times. =,


10 the Editor Of The ~ Doay ao"1, ON the
SIR In the fire at No. 80 .ass soos. and paper.
morning Of he w IN one of STEARNs MAKvIsS FIRE
PROC, SAYS FIKErRoof nI h Oar b3Sts and
ont unnjured the binding oil the DOCKS &C.
cssonea 49, Eve stories sboye ground and two stories
VuI uo.u,;ed from cellar garrett The intensity OF me
below os,d by spy fireman who witnessed it No fur
Se could be contr9ed by the ingenuity oil man 10 create
more intense hest $50 81, l.. . 40, r. .ho.o cafas
10 select your journal to Inform the mccan
the community whist estimate TO place upon STEARSs MAX
v,x,s WI n.E's PATENT SALAMASDER SAFES.
Respectfully, hA'iLAAD hNk MSal.soa n,nsg;,.
s assortment Of the above celebrated Safes at the depos
NO. W 'oi''' " STEARSs L. MARVIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15

RICH CARPETING.-Engsh Brussels, new pat
terms ~; Threeply 81 supenc Ingram, 56 to 81 Ocoths'
from 2S to 81 per yard English DTugges yards wide, at
HYArTs Carpet Wsreooms No. 2o Bowery opposite kvins
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-03
The message next treats of Kansas

The message next treats of Kansas
affairs. 1t states that disorders have
occurred there, but nothing to justify
Executive interference. That, it is re.
marked, could be proper only in cases
of obstruction to federal laws or of or
ganized resistance to territorial laws,
assuming the character of Instruction
in which events, the President says, it
would become his duty promptly to
meet and suppress them. The peo-
pie, he remarks must be protected in
the exercise Of their rights without in-
reference on the part of the people
of any other State. He commends
the subject to the early attention of
Congress. He eulogizes the doctrine
Of popular sovereignty, and gives a his
tory Of the formation Of the Union
Enlarges on State rights with particu-
lar reference to slavery and the fugi-
tive slave law, regards the agitation of
the slavery question as dangerous to
the durability of 1.-THE Union, refres to
States violating constitutional obliga-
tons and refusing to obey the laws of
Congress, denies that the Southern
States have obtained any advantage
over the North in the administration
of the Federal Government, refers to
the ordinance of17S7, and the acqui-
sition of Louisiana, in their effects up
on the balance Of power between the
slave and the free States. carrying his
review down to the annexation of
Texas and the repeal of the Missouri
compromise, and argues that the South
has obtained no more than what con-
stitutiopally belongs to her, makes an
elaborate defence of the principles of
the Nebraska bill, and Indignantly de-
MES that there was any breach of
faith therein.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-03
GBt 9ailg Comet,
BATON ROUGE,:::::::::::JAN. 3, 1856.

THANkscrvING.-To-day the Sd Of
January, SO, has been named by
proclamation of the Governor, as day
of thanksgiving. We hope it will be
"better day. than is promised at this
present writing-however it will be
good enough-and great deal better
than a much larger part than half of
the people of the State deserve.
There will be service at all the
churches this morning-Even St. Jo-
scph's will relax the rigor of its laws
and say mass at the usual mass hour.
AS an apology for thanks, we may
thank the lord we are alive to offer
them.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-03

Who's OLD.-A wise man will
never wear out as long as he can move
and breathe he will be doing some
thing for himself, his neighbor, or for
posterity. 1t is a foolish idea to sup
pose that because we are old, we must
lie down and die. Who is old? Not
a man of life and energy. There are
scores Of grey headed men we should
prefer in any important enterprise to
those young gentlemen who fear and
tremble at the approach Of shadows,
and turn pale at lion in their path.
- fellows who are not over an Ea-
gle's talon in the waist whose paws
look like lady's kid glove, and who
faint outright at the bare thought of
any greater physical exertion than
that necessary to pull on their breeches.
A stewed prune is worth twenty mil
lion such, in any honorable and man.
ly exertion. Their souls are in keep
ing with their effeminate bodies. If
there is anything in them--from the
crown Of their carefully adjusted hair,
to the very point of their square toed
boots. it would add to the great dis
coveries of the age for some one to
point it out. A tailor can make a
bakers dozen of them week, and
never prick his fingers once.
There are girls made on the same
model; for whom sensible man can
have as much honest affection as may
reasonably be INDUCED in, over the
woman who stands immovable in Phil
lips front door with her back to La
fayette street.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. estima
bic friend j. L., Corresponding Sec
rotary Of the Great National Ameri
can Artesian Party, has our unfeign
ed thanks for "The Life of jacob
Barker, with historical facts, his fin
ancial transactions with the Govern.
ment, and his course on important
political questions" The book has a
very progressing exterior, and we
shall look into it soon, with critical
eye. The table of contents presents
an inviting feast. We have taken a
sudden liking to the "heads."
Family of Jacob Barker-Rela-
tionship with Benjamine Franklin
Education First Speculations in
Trade-Early History Of Nantucket
-Perils of Whale Fishing-First
Purchase of Ships-Marries- Com
mences Business-Loses his Capital
CONTRACTS with the United States
to supply Lighthouses with Gas.
Becomes Owner of many Ships
Sends a vessel to Nantucket with
Flour-Captured by British Frigat
Establishes Steam Communication
between New Bedford and Nantucket
-Relieves the Banks of Nantucket
from cramp colic-lmports for Fulton
first Steam Engine successfully used
for propelling Vessels-Methods of
Book Keeping and Calculating Inter-
est, Simple, compound and pecuniary.
Parties interested in the "run" of
Uncle Jacobs life, may look for
review, soon, from the pen of our
principle critic under the head "Our
Book Table"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-03

~ JONES, would oblige US, tc
come around and help to read the in
terminable pile of California papers,
we are indebted to bis generosity Cor.
1t will take us a week to catch up
with California politics, where the
files end. We sigh that the condition
of things at home, is not as good, as
in that far off region. Under the
latitudenarian democracy Of the older
States-inciuding the territories, CAL
ifornia would soon become colony of
the Chinese Empire. The Celestials
there, are no. voters yet, and therefore
the Democratic has no advantage over
the American party. Such being the
case, we predict-and would have
note made of it, that California will
not become Celestialized, until Pekin
comes to Sacramento. Even then
the tallow faced Mangols, must leave
their pig tailed cues, and wooden
shoes, on the borders of the sacred
Gauges. Here, the stranger to our
institutions and our laws, has foot
hold; and nature-by far more potent
in her argument than man, will al
ways be able to muster up strong
GEOGRAPHICALLY, as we'll as political
ly, in aid Of the stranger to-come.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-03
Arrivals Mt the Harvey House.

D Mitchell, N o; F H Hamlin; G II
Foss, Boston; f r Evy, Gin; }. Gardner,
W B Rouge; I. H. Connel, Phil; c.
Macmurdo, Amite Springs; Mr.. Hufty, N
0: W R. Whiteman, N Y NJ A Dickors,
La; DR.. Waggerson, Madison + S Drew,
La; H T Vinnard, N O; J Honheur and
Lady; NO Harris, Advocate Office F.
d Seghers, F B Rouge; R S Henderson,
City ; } Gardner, w Rouge; Mr. Brady !;
J L Watson; B G Methfeld; MIR Powell,
F Feliciana; W w Bliss, N Y; Geo Ken
derson.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-03

H- The Clinton, Patriot of this
week, comes to us with many figures
and much statistical information, in
reference to the Thirteenth Anniyer-
sary or the mississippi River Baptist
Association" held in the Tanchipaho
church, St. Helena Parish La, No.
vember Cd, 3rd, and 4th, 1856.
Will the Patriot, please tell lis
what this means under the head of Ap-
pendix A.
In general.-A fuller representation
than usual, We think by any means, au-
gurs nothing for the worse, but much
for the better.
In particular,-Hcphzibah COM
plains of severe trials-the removal of
one pastor to another field of labor
another called away by death. togcath-
err with o.her circumstances, they are
"like sheep having no shephered;;'
and with all, complain "tbat they are
not letting their light shine as they
ought" God help the chulch at Hap
hzibah." Il
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-03

The DEATH OF ROBERT SCHUYLER
We mentioned few days since, q
rumor Of the death Of Robert Schuyler
the noted New York fnancier. The
following extract from private lctte,
from Paris, published in the Courie,
des Etat Unis, seems to confirm the
report:
Robert Schuyler, died about the
middle of last month (November) in
the suburbs Of Genoa, where he had
resided for some time under the strict
est incognito with his family. His COL
lossal frauds had not enriched him he
received from America the means of
his subsistence. His place of residence
would have hecn known long ago but
for the interest which many persons
occupying very important positions in
the management Of several railroads,
especially the New Haven road, exer-
ted to keep it in the shade. Since he
absconded his health has steadily de-
clincd, and he died literally Of a bro
ken heart. Many distinguished finan-
ciers of N. Y. will not be sorry to hear
of his death. He leaves, / am told, a
large collection of important papers.
which will add flor they will be pub
lished) curious chapter to the history
of your New World speculations.
His body has been temporarily en-
balmed, and will, probably, be sent to
America.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-03
TALL FELLows.-A French Savan,

TALL FELLOws.-A French Savan
has amused himself with lookin!
e)down the chronological tables of time
to find out the difference in height O
great men. He sets down the heigh
Of Cog and Magog, two of the earlies
great men, Of which there is authentic
account, at 376 feet 4 inches piece
Adam, he tells us, was only 1913 fee
9 inches; Eve 11S feet 81 inches
Noah was 1913 fee, (the gentleman
who gave the exact dimensions of the
Ark some time ago, will please alter
his.fgures). Goliah of Gath, was &c
feet; Abraham q, and Moses only
Is, (what a falling off was here, my
countrymenY General Alexander was
only 10 feet, and Casar-who made
more noise in the world than either OF
the above; was only 5 feet 4 inches
with boots! What a decadence-a
falling off from the primative standing
of man, when his appearance among
other animals commanded respect !!
Now, if il were not for modern i'm
plements of death, which in beauty
and simplicity have arrived at the eli
max, a single Bengal tiger or a wild
cat, would be equal to twenty Of the
best. jackson was FIVE feet four, I'M
less exasperated-and then his hair
stood like quilts, making him five feet
seven, when giving utterance to his ia
vorite exclamation and oath by the
Eternal!"
There is positively no telling what
will become of US, in the next century,
if we 60 on decreasing in statue why,
the race may become entirely extinct.
We know of men now, who are ac-
counted great-that have not hearts
bigger than pins head, and did a
large size musquitoe-say a gallon
nipper' light on them and make but
one bite, they would be left as blood
less as turnip. !
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-03
Auction Sale,

WILL BE sold at public Auction on
w Saturday Morning 1871 insi., at IL
o'clock the old building lately used
as the Catholic Church, at the corner of
Main and Church streets on the following
terms One half cash the balance on the
Fifteenth day of March 1856 the purchaser
to furnish his note with satisfactory securi-
ty, and required to remove he building
by that date. H.. ". BABIN, Secty.
Jany. LIST S.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-03
New Orleans and Bayou Sara

TWICE A WEEK-For n
l. Bayou Sara. Port Hudson 49,
.obdelPs Store, Baton Rouge, H1aas s,.'izl1
Plaquemine, and all intermediate landings,
the fine passenger steamer CAPITOL
JAS. H. URE, MASTER, leaves New Or
leans every SUNDAY at Q O'Clock. A. M.
and every WEDNESDAY, at S o'clock
Pm. Returning leaves Bayou Sara every
MONDAY at y, NJ, and THURSDAY at
6 P. NJ. and Baton Rouge every MONDAY
at p. NJ, and THURSDAY at 10 p. NJ.
U For freight or passage apply on
board.
N. B. The Capitol hereafter on her
Wednesday trips, will only go as far as
LObdelFS Store. jan!-y.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-03
Liquors. Ljauora:!

M Barrels st. Louis Whiskey.
~ Is Barrels Boyles Extra Rose Whis-
key.
10 Iron Bound, Halves, Magnolia do
Barrels, do. do.
Quarter Casks An.ercan Brandy
$ Eight, DO. do. do
Quarter Cask Best Imported do.
90 Half Barrels Rectiied Whskey.
The above name OF Liquors just receiv-
ed and for sale to the trade in accommodating
ing terms.
Dec 2lst. JOSHUF REAL
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-03
JOSHUE BEAL.
For the Holidays!

FOR the Holidays!
90 Quarter Boxes Raisins.
$ Whole do. NJ r. Raisins,
do. do Layers do.
l Case 9 doz. pints Currant Jelly,
80 Lbs fresh Currants,
! Case Genoa Citron,
90 Boxes Table Claret
10 Half drums Dried Figs;
20 Kits No. l and MackereI;
300 Bottles Old Brandy, Port Wine and
Madeira;
s Cases Sherry and Kirch Wasser;
Just received and for sale by
decay. JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-03
New Arrival of Hats,

THE Subscriber has just received another assort-
L ment of Mems, Boys and Youths Hats. Consist
ing in part of French Silk and Moleskin Hats
Soft French Cashmere Hats, of the latest STYLE &
shapes; he invites the attention Of buyers par
ticularly to these goods, his assortment is very
large, and cannot fail to please few more of
those high crown black and dead soft, Hats still
on hand. [dec6l W.D PHILLIPS
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-03
MRS. N. MAY,
III a % tau Maker.
No. 81, Harvey HOus

NO. 81, Harney House.
THE LADIES of East and West Baton Rouge.
L are respectfully invited to call on MRS MAY.
at the Harvey House, where she is now located
for the winter and ready to attend to any orders
for cutting, and fitting dresses, making CLoAKs,
TALMAs, and other articles of Ladies apparel in
the latest fashions. dec2S.v
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-03

ID CAPDEVILLE on Laurel street has
1 Just received a large lot of TOYS and
Fancy articles, for Christmas presents, and
new years gifts. The citizens of Baton
Rouge and vacinity, are invited to call and
examine his stock. 1t is the largest Dad
pest selected In town. dec22-Im.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-03
Warming & Heating stoves.

JUST received per Ohio Bell, lot Of
y the superior Semi Parlor Semi Cook
cry Franklin Stoves, also a fine assert
ment;Semi-F Front, juno CRATES. For sale
low at ID. C.. MOUNTAINS
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-03
Spf(ial uotirfs.

Dissolution Of Partnership.
THE frm of w. F. TUNNARp & CO.,
l. was dissolved by limitation, on the
3lst of December 1855. The business will
be continued by w. F. TUNNAKD, on his
own account. The name of the firm will
only be used in the settlement of accounts
w. F. TUNNARD,
Jan. end 1856. A. ID. HEDENBERG
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-03
Walking Canes.

UsT received by steamship Grenada, a beauti-
y iul assortment of Fancy, Gold and Silver noun
tea walking Canes, some of which are very fine
and handsome for sale at the Clothug Emporium.
OF [dec6I W. D. PHILLIPS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-03

CUNDRIES -
~ Choice Havana Cigares 1000
d" English Pickles doz.
French Mustard go
C. Tomato Ketchups case
Pepper Sauce s."
Spanish Olives g"
Just received to hand and for sale by
Jany I'd Sc. JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-17

TvHREE daily through Trans, between Philads,-
phia and Pittaburg.-Tas MosSxe Mail TaAIs
leaves Phiiadeiphia for Pt;sbsrg 1t ~ A. NJ, and
Pitasbarg for Phiiadriphia at A. NJ. TxR FAsr
LrsE leaves Philadelphia fur Pitisburg at ! p. II
TsE SIear ExrREss TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for
Pittsbarg At ii r. H., and Pittsburg for Phiisdei-
phia u 10 p. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pittsburg with Rail-
roads to and from ST. Louis, Mo. Alton, Gaieus
and Chicago, H.; Frsnkforl. Lexington and Lou
isvilie, Ky; Ierre Haute, Madison. Lafayette and
Indianapolis Ind. Cincinn iii, Dayton, Springfield
Eellefontaine, Sandusky Toledo, Cleveland, CoIum.
bus, zanssvile. Massilion and Woostsr, Ohio; also
with the 6tAem Packet Boats from and to New Or
leans, st. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either Of
the above places.
For further particulars, Hand bills at the diff
fcrent starting points. Passengers from the Wesl
viii nnd this the shortest and most expedition,
route to Phlsdelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bos
ton. THOS. MOORE,
Aasnr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. MESKIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pi,tsburg.
Feb !, lS5A- -ly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-17
Notice.

RREP 10 before che people that A. j. OHMKH,
IN has Just rseeivod and u sti n reset Wing, large
supply Of FORTE M0NAlES. REricVLk%, PURS.
RS, POCKET KNIVES, LADIES TRAVELLING h
WORK BASKETS, WORK bOxKS . acw aud hand
style Of Jewsry, Boxes Of every pstteru, Vio-
lias, Gnitass. Hlstes, Eta, Aosordsons Banjos,
Dsums, TAuboPinss, -. Aiss g,asral assert
nsnsof Yaacy Goods. ToyA. H., Ac., fyr Children,
consisting in part Of Disssctng Maps Of tAs Wsvd,
tho Nation the y. O., A y G Blocks, and In fact
every thing fsom - Eisphant down 70 Bird, ell Of
which will - splA cheap 1t
A. J. @ II n = r -
Fancy 0oods Toy Store. at preseat On Johnson
st. 1sAr tAs Post OAss, and after tho 18th Of Nov.
will bo happy 70 walt on his ffisnds ~ his new
stand on the saet sids 1T SRI, between lstn John
SON St., Ksokuk.
Ocs ~ Ain
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-17

TERMS on ADvERTTsrNo.

4sslns1s casds, not exceeding si1 lines, inAA@
oI3, othssviss 1S.
Astiess q nssliAe, charitable sosississ. Gre
eo0pasiss, BE-, helf psies.
Dtspiaysl Adssrtissoea1 half more than The
aeUts Rot1e.
Aavvetissmsnts Isadsd ~ pissed undsrthe hsad
- "specisI notices, |" s1ss1es ~ ss1sssry rssss
bpeesal notices 10 the iocst coluhp - osuts Der
1Ins. s8s 6
Advsrtisenents RA1ssl % Ne isside exclusively.
10 the Daily, aftsr The AssG two week. 80 p. cent
0Des than The ehaye saAo.
Advertisements not sseoapaaisA vitA sAissssisss
viii - tasrtsatii fsshad, aad eAaSssd for secord
iaely. ~n
1his ssIs bin s0s - vssssd from.
wis Tie a1ysrtlssr usss ths Weekly aloue, the
9aea will u ~ sa0s - In ~ Daily. WAssv ~
nniJy an1 Wsskly ass bssh ~esd, IS ~ cent. Wal
be4s9setsd fro@ tAAaggrsOsss ansaSt.
sua1sr tAs Dfesest systsn. the aAysstiser pays -
nsae fcs The space be occupies, The shaaeos 1eiDs
shssgsabis for compositios ssly. This pisa Il nov
gessralU adopted. oarshasse fes ehsasss viu b.
i3esals pessqaars-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-17
NORTHERN CRoSS RAIL ROAD.


NORTHERN CRoSS RAIL ROAD.
Gvasov - cuacAes.
I'm and aftss Ostahsr isf, and sntil farther no.
~ acc, Trains willra daily, excepting sunday,)
~ follow:
uoasn EAST.
l. Chicago Kxprsss-Laa,es Qaincy s.ss A. n,
arrives - 0Alssbnroh Ut 1905 A. H., IL DorliaR.
tos ~ Los r. H., Wyanet nt i2.l9r H., 1t Acudota
at 30 tdinner,) NJ junction At All r. H. and at
Chicago ~ y. n.
= Chicago Exprcss--Leates Quincy Mt $50 ?.
r.. arrives - 0slesbssgh al $50 =. H., 1t Wyanet
Ut Il.10 p, n, at Mendoza a. l2 IS A. n, a. june
tion At $40 \. H., and Al Chicago Al Az.
a0UrH -wEsT.
!. Quincy Exprcss- Leay@ Chicago y A. ~
leaves daiesbnrg 8. rs arrives nincy at 10 so
4. Quincy Kxprcss--Lcsvt, Chitago e.4s >. -.
leaves Galesburg 4.3e A. ~ arrives st Quiacy q 10
An.
nAfL soAD Dcoxx scrrons:
At6alssbnrg with the Ch cAgu and Burlington r.
T. for Burlington, Wyanst, Mendoza, Junction,
ca.eago, ee.
ksck Islasd ksii ksad, for koek Island, Peoria,
LaSalie, &c.
AZ Asadsss With Ilinoi. Ccntssl Rsilroad for
0aiens, Dsnieith, Dsbuque, Ss. Paul,aud othsv
river towns; Bioeninssen, Springfield, Decatur,
AtJsnssion with Galsna and Chicago Uaioo Rail-
rsad fss Eists, Dslvidsrs, Dsloit, A.disos, Rrss-
part, -.
AtChsca9o with the great Eastern end North
iines, for Aiiweskss, foed da Lac &C., Detrois,
Toledo, Cleveland, Pisssbssgh, WAssling Baitimors
Phitadslphia, Indianapolis. Lafayssss. Cincinnati
Dsnhirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falis. ssspsusion Bridge
Albany, Springfield, bosssa. New York and cities
and is5ss e. % ;ss ic;
&C. sAaE ~ LOw ~ ~ Arr Vsssa sourx 1!
Forpssticalars Aad further information please ap-
ply at the Company ONCE Main street, between The
Laclede House and wssscrn Stage Ofbcc, keoksk
x~k k.ts
procured. Through Tickets cau also b. had on board
the steamers Of the 81. koui. 4 Keokuk Packet Co.
Ask for tickets via North m Cross Railroad
W.0. BULLI ms, Gen, supt
8. n. BUkSuAA, 6en. Ticket Ar,
j. X. TEvkssUav, Agent. Keoksk
Oct Ia dhw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-17

=. IN WAR kSROO4D.
asin stree, NJ. sih 9 sth 81, KH0YOH ibwA
Sn1 endsrtyasd 1AAvs nov II a1
- seeAr " ase kooms, AaA a1siea
ketpsQ@ sDaseantiy % haad Will
ssseetse ssso.snsnt II al kinds = Bss15lS .Ar1-
cing Marble Top Drsssiag, and piain Bsfsess; a.
rn ,na plan sofa. ans end plain Csatsf and Card
Lsesss; Osas sss4 And Windsor Chairs. Roak;ns
Caairs q every AssRiptioa from plain voodcn
49, y We assst hair sloth ssssd seat plain and
Isnoy ..rn:d cssssEs Bsds'sads Of the
Looking 0iassss Of all .iscs Clocks. c.rps.ins..
asos ane eesf masttnes, Aoor and table oil elotks,
mafssasses, fsasAer dasscn, carriage trimm,nr.
window :hn9ss aad trinnines, aad every other srti
"s Usually kspe !. ear lins VI kasinsss.
Iau q e.! stock va made usdsr oar oun super
sss.cn, sne ne rest bought from nAnufactories Of
.sen sfandng, 20 that eAu warrant evcrv Article
Tor durability end 1nish Of work usnship,
Our oatsst 10 . estsblish . pcrmausnt bus;ne,,
esrc, and net on tAs Pss~r Punk psinsiple "a :.
IN indncemeot 70 p:rsaas 70 pase6ass ol ~ We are
sesoivsd 70 sell at the lowest bt. Louis priocs.
Call and examine eur stock before purrhaslnv
slsswhsFs We will always tsks pleasure In showins
furnitare 10 Ladies nad 6sntIsnS Who sa,I on -
whether tAey feel inelissd te ~ os not,
SANDERS, SOOPIELD CO.
NAY q. lS96.-dAvH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-17
THE KEOKUK WATER COMPANY,
BOOKS AND sTAT1ONk0I1
Ter the Fail Trade ~
The Lsr0est and most Ceasplsts Efeck sVss

sNo S<Ov ySSs svsss vs~Ss NvVstss~sS 'sOS~ WV
brought T. IoCa!l!
TyIIE subscribsr 10 IN receipt Of Als stock OF
Books. Stationery, &s., Ae., whisA Aas beea
bought directly from masufactafers And psblish-
ers.
His largely increased facilities for buying gives
him every advAntAgs In competing With the laResss
este fablishmenls In The West.
His Sales Rooms ars large and elcsAnt-epapaf
ing favorably With any Of the Book etahliehmGnte
In the iarRsst citiee Of the Union.
ssscssus. s...s ~. 1.s--. ..- invites - ell cd
examine the Stock and Prices. 3. y. D.O0DkN,
No. - ualn stsset,
sept3i Next 70 the corner u aSooad
GAMEl 0A0Bll
rIyHE highest market prices viii alway - pead
i for HAme.
Also. helpvsntsA. Bnquiss a tAs"YsnnG Anse-
lea saloon. opposite the Pestonee. -
sspt30-dtf 0AoODN.
L6HsaYY Assoca016oGes
T WILL fssnish Books 70 lhsoaa0 - 1ne1es1 saa-
/ aloGue prices, dsdsaaiag - - 1T; esaAyess
orders 70 1.yy0D
seps1A Am0.oe.
PAN LOR = S11AT1ne D1ov4oe
DARLOR and Hsatias q uaSesfo AAnuaer
i turs, Tor WOOD - esal, for snls u.
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