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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-25

JOHN SMITH DRowNED.-An Englishman man,
ed John Smith, sailor of the brig Souther, lying
at Charleston, S. c., fell overheard few days
since and was drowned.
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DEATH OF Com. ABBoT-The Boston Courier
says that Commodore Joel Abbot, of Massachu.
sets, commanding the United States East India
squadron, is dead
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NAILsIN THE STOMACHs OF CATTLE-The fol-
lowing curious fact is published in the Homestead
by Samuel w Bartlett of East Windsor, CT:
In the Fall of 1854 saw a stock of cattle, about
twenty-five in number, on the farm of Mr. Heze-
kiah BiSsel of this town. which were in fine condi.
ton, and every animal grade Durham. About
midwinter following saw the same in very low
condition, looking rusty not like the same animals
although they had been kept in the usual manner,
having been bred on the farm. In the latter part
Of the winter, two of them that had been fed for
beef were slaughtered and the cause of their pon.
thrift was very apparent; their stomachs were
found to contain nearly pint of rusty shingle
nails The truth flashed upon the minds of all
knowing the facts
Mr.. Bissell had re-Shingled his barns after they
were filled with hay, the old nails falling through
the roof into the hay passed with the hay into the
stomachS of the cattle, and they have not yet re-
covered their former condition
1t may be well for all TO be somewhat cautious in
such matters, knowing the above facts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-25

ALABAMA-The rec ent session Of tho Alabama
Legislature, passed 81 acta Seventeen Of them
were passed over the G overnor's reto.
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ell-lsw4w EUs. ROBINSON. elk.
IN RICHMOND HUsTINGs COURT,

Clerks Offce. February Rules 1856:
samuel Drummond and John NJ Wyche
merchants and partners in trade under
the fun and style of Sanl Drrmmond i, n-
i Co, Pitts IN DEBT.
Gq0ins:
David Mcdaniel Def
The object of this suit to recover against the de-
fendant the of $500 95 with legal interest there.
from the 28th day of October 1856 till paid and
the costs due by negotiable note.
The defendant is hereby required to appear at the
SAID clerks Office within month after due publ
cation hereof, and do what is necessary TO protect
his interests Teste:
fs lS-Is4R ClL
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DEBURG's AMaTONTATED SUPER.

~ PHOSPHATE OF LIME-Being sole Agents
III TINS city for tie sale of this valuable Fertilizer we
ste now prepared to furnish it in any quantities Pur-
Ghasers ara assured OF getting GENUINE article in
buying directly from u.s.
ia 50-3aw4R s. McGRUDFR,S SONS
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= .-MR JAMES FELLOWS, S1perntendent in
gentlemen's department. Mr.. JOHN KlMPEI., do
Co. Ladies DO
The subscriber having in his employment the above
named Cutters, who are known to be equal 70 any in
!he State, respectfully to the public thai
he Is prepared TO have made 70 order, in the neatea
stye, every description of Ladies' aud Gentlemen's
Boots, GaiteB or Shoes Of any s ye desired.
HENRY W. QUARLES;
fel9 No I5 Pearl street
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1 HAVE in my possession one Mahogany

Table and & set of Wardrobe Drawers filled with
German Books. They left in the pas sage of
house No. l07, Broad street seyernl months since,
probably by mistake The owner can have them by
calling foi them and paying for this advertisement.
Il I2-rs HARTNEII
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pY JAS. A. COwARDIN.
FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR REN IA tenement on Main
. s,r,et, between 10th and 2lst streets, rtore'
Nj dwelling cellar. and good brick Kitchen; wa
.rS cas- on the premises in good order, recently
,-,Irip6 hv me as grocery and groncry.
"'' Y, 5s.. NEAL McCURDEY.
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,,ITARLE EpRfVATE RESI-

. nTNCF FOR SALE.---The undersi ened finding
~ important TO have his house and office toEe' 'her
-,.s central part ~ the city, offers for sale his
..-t . residence. 1T the corner Of Clay and 9TH sts
~ r-,rertv is in respect convenient comfort
NJ and pheasant family residence. The Lot has
-, az hon. 80 feet and runs back TO paved alley
- 60, I'D. the Improvements an excellent Il rick
5cuc house with 10 rooms, furnished with gas and
~ AZ rnpyeuiences; brick kitcheu with tin roof;
- cable and carriasr-house, with slate roof;
~. r,oBse spd other out houses. The soil and en.
80 of the lot are So favorable that grass, trees
-. and flowers al flourish on l. The lot is within
f,e moments walk Of the msrket, without being
l-h,ccff, 70 any annoyance from it. The neighbor-
h-,6 ls very pleasant
The terms esp be made accommodating TO a pur-
,A.4er. Apriy TO 4. r. HOWiSON,
Of.ce. Law Building; residence, corner
- ~. -,s CLAY and 9Th sts
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fe Is
pROUF POSITIVE FROM t:OOC u.
u LAkU Il ET ENE z ONE q u - u 1III2 -

. GoocHLAND, Feb. IL, 1856.
Messrs Dove Co.-Gentlenlen: Please send me
TWO dozen bottles Turf Oil. | have never cold any
eoiclne that has given much general satisfaction
e'yolf Turf Oil. ! could get you astonishing
certificates OF the wonderful cures il has made, butit
needs nonei all it wants is trial.
fe 10 wM CPIITcuFIrID
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ron RENT.-A large Brick House,

O. situated on Church Hill, res~ Mr.. Jno. Wat
E. klns' short distance from the corporation
r..r cnnts.uins = large number of Rooms, with
kitchen stable Cow house and large Gsrden The
kitchen has two roouIs. There is a well OF water in
;ae ward.
/ person wishing comfortable and retired resi-
-.Dce can Row have AL opportunity of securing one
~ applying at EWD. d. EACHOS.
Agency and Intelligence Office. Pearl st.
sLSO-A Buck House on Church Hill. next to
NJ Henry Sou'ha!.s, containing s rooms, Kitchen.
Ac Possession gwen Immediately both tenenents
tLSO-A FARM HAND for hire, for the balance
o! the year. Apply 10
- 2j-6t EWD. d. EACHO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-25

- FOR X L \ T.--The very desirable
E:;i Dwelling 9th street, between Grace and
E-A FEsus lin, adjoining Lecture Room United Pres
byterian Church, containing seven comfortable
rooIls with Kitchen attached and large Garden and
~eo wateT, The house has been thoroughly re-
psired.
Possession given lst March. Apply 70
L. Ii. SKINKER & co
'e - No. 81 Cary street.
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NOT1CE.-- Wishing to reduce our stock
OF fsncy Dress Goods we will for the next two
months 0ner at cost for entire stock of such
goods consisting in part of Printed and Figured Nous
Eues u french ane English Plain and Plaid Mennos;
4 ritld4 striped and Broeade Silks, with many other
hyIes suited 70 ths present season.
BINFORD, MAYO L. BLAIR.
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r. xThA EAKEHs' FL0UK-C6oIce
~ brands, receiving for sale by .. FRY

C(l bbLs Aaniann,s Uiarified Cider
~ vinegar in store snd for sale by
~ WILLIAMS BROTHER.
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FOR REN T.--The store OH 18th
~ street. lately occupied by us.
Ell W0MBLE X CLAIBORNE,
,- IS No II Pearl street
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did not the money paid though he did see
Miles Talley swallow the drink.
To be examined for Fstony.-Thomas Murphy
and Franklin Bridgewater were brought before Re-
corder Taylor on Saturday, to undergo an investi-
CATION touching an alleged felonious entrance into
the dwelling house of Mr.. VIM II. Graves on We'd
nesday night, the Goth inst The parties were
discovered in the house by a servant, and an alarm
being raised they were taken into custody by the
watch. Both young men love strong drink with
inordinate affection. It was first surmised that
the two being on a bender had entered the wrong
house by mistake. The Recorder, however, taking
all the circumstances together came TO the conciu'
sion that the prisoners entered the house with In
tent 10 commit larceny. They were committed
to Jail to undergo further examination before Tie
March term of the Hastings Conrt.
Fire Works-There win be brilliant display OF
Fire Works at the Armory tomorrow evening, the
proceeds TO go to the benefit Of the poor Ample
accommodations will be made for AL tne hoies
who may be present; and II Is 70 be hoped tnat Is
the receipts are TO be worthily bestowed, mat
| there may be full attendance.
| om m, side,cak.-rrank, servant In the employ
| of Mr.. @. j. Macmurdo, carelessly drove the team
| under his charge four times on the side WAX OF
of ofFranklin street recently, for which bis master
was summoned 70 the CITY hau on sAsusaay aa ~ ~
| the police, and the Recorder imposed nnc o. ~
| on MI Macmnrdo for the servants neghgcncc.
| s,o,en uaseA Recoreyed.-About che 18th Of Jan.
| uary last, Capt WIN. b. Page. Of sne pohes ned
| his watch, pants e70 In money ana ne 6oiu sn'fs
| buttons stolen by soms adroit tnisf: wne entered
his residence and remove, ss,sss sss = - DsnstsS
rcshirr bss been heard Of the thief money or other
vsiuahies since that time Gapt. Pages watch,
we learn, VA. found By . lad b lnnesr yard.
sospss sod ssstorcd 2 . him TINS course d01bss-s pre-
vented dstsction. - The watch was numbered.
and any asssmpt 70 eel u would hAys rssaissasn
he capture Of the tais6 II -
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we take this opportunity request our customers
whose accounts have been standing sig months 70
make early settlements.
u i.--dkcta RINEORn MLYn nj AIp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-25

WINTER CLOTHIN .-CHEAP.
w CHEAPER, CHEAPEsT.-My stock of Win,
yer Clothing am bound to cell to make room for nv
oprlng stock, which am now manufacturing Those
want OF style of such goods that can
not Do surpassed will be TO find them by call
'HE ~ the House Of VIM. IRA SMITH
1s ls ia Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-27
~" sorG ,>kaan Asrs. Psiittcs una
Fremont.
ST.. NICHOLAS IioTEl,
New York Cite. Sent offth

Y
New York City, Sept, oo,h
EDITORS uArE ciri
For several days my location has been
established here in the 9Th story Of this. the
greatest Hotel in the world, surrounded IN
more than thousand, who share v;t,, nc
the adsan'age OF eieganc, and display a, the
extravagant rate OF three dollars a da,
Irne, you get the worth u your money, il
good company, good living, and good At.
scnsion are particularly desirable objects Of
purchase; but for myself, could find a bet.
ter use for half this daily OUTLAY. / es-
pected 10 meet several Of our keokuk ci,i-
sens here, but lind they are generally out
Of tie oisy, and Messrs. Deming and Nc.
6svic, who are in the city, are II other Ho.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-27

u - confidently hoped that the friends Of
rreeoom VIII make oil necessary arrange
cnce. "'''1u-
Ahe meetings Mt Winterset, Council Bluffs,
eharitoh ana ottumwa are Mass Meetings..
ana WIZ be addressed by Gov. Grimes and
Other distinguished speakers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-27

There will be a mass meeting in this City
on the 18th Of October.
The following appointments, made by the
state Executive Committee will be filled by
Mr.. Codding.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-27

Charles Parsons,
0ANKER.
EXCHANGE ON TUE PRINCIPAL CITIES
or THE
Waited states, Califernia 4 Oregon.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Also. sells exchange London, Berlin, Paris.
Ieipnie, Cassel, Cologne. Bremen, Frank
fort on the Maine, Stuttgart, Han
burgh aud Zurich in karops
sept |, dly GEO. PARSONS, Cashier.
ME the undersigned Bankers u the city q Ks
w okuk, hereby Ayrse that ON and after the ars,
aay OF octobsr nsxt We win close our respective
Banking oncs at the hour Of 3f.M.
cHAS. PARSONS,
GEO. G. ANDERSON,
FICKLEN 4 LUCAS,
DEMiN1 LOVE,
FORD, DORIAN FORD
sept16d to octl Times copyl
IN KENDALL, HO W. r CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-27

EXTENSIVE fiKr.- There was a large sc,
70 ~. LOUIS, on Monday night, on the hloc,
pe.ween Pine and Olive streets, west side If
Third, which DESTROYED several buildin,>
Damage 70 property estimated q, nifty ttou.
sand dollars.
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Fremont and Buchanan..The Cen.
trusl.

FREE LAD0R--THE NATURAL CAPITAL
WHICH CONSTITUTES THE REAL WEALTH
OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY, AND CREATES
THAT INTELLIGENT POWER IN THE MASS
rs ALONE TO BE RELIED ON AS THE bull
wARK OF FREE INSTITUTIONS. JoHs c.
PnEnoSr's Letter Of Acceptance.
REDUCE OUR NOMINAL To THE REAL
STANDARD OF PRICES THROUGHOUT THE
WORLD, AND YOu COVER OUR COUNTRY
WITH BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS. - See Bu
ehaaaa'a Speech on Lou Wage. Nih,' Reuaes. roi.
:, page 416.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-27
ANOTHER LARGE SALE or
CRoCKERY. QI.A6awAnE &C

AT OUR SALE-ROOM, SECOND ST.
COMMENCING On fnIDAi MORNING, SEPT
~ 10Th and continue day and evening until NE
whole is sold.
~ 900 worth VI China, Granite. 0laM and
Crockery ware. Also. Looking aiassss, Lanterns,
casters, and many other valuable aAd useful ar
ticks.
Abe above stock was taken in exchaags for Real
Estate. and will b. sold without rsserve.
Everybody Is invited 10 attend this BALE, fos IL
mus. al be clussd out within days, - ~ nusi
have the store tor . large consi9nacnt of Dry
foods and Clothing.
x1- The Ladies IN particular are invited 10 A.
tend. KENDALL. HOWE CO
sePtznd Auctione sYn.
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A1oeasy Ase0eAassO0o.
WILL 1nsnssA Books - Llbsariss u EAsassa 81.
! alsgss psssss, dsasstiag 10 Per ssss. sssi yesr
Oose se i. ,. OQDEN,
sss 81 0aiA-ss
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~ sss,. =. rArIoa.

~ Y
ss.s. like " Morning s.ar, ~sat out .. aawa
1Asa blrds ~ sing =, iisavea's goAs sloud;
ne, Ne - Pm, kept shiniag bsassly %,
Iin = Wsst. b.aeath eol6sa elssd.
The l<a3 Day 10y in ate, saa Aaps did barn,
In ell u Heaven, Ia welcome their tetogas
And 18th was dswy With the team che shed,
Aad barea hss in,on fsr the ssalAa dsaA
st tAsse sesa abe Western sAssshelA - tAs World,
10y ~ shall pnssr, aud osrSyss ssaold.
TIL Mis- greet aiarc tsut Of TY0e 10 furlsd,
Aad Asss stand hefor- Gods ussss Of aoli
We sAnno. weep fsr thsss. The sexton makes
Their - s,svs " v.n n. :.a 's..A IDLY breaks
shall net snfold them. Let Yer love The Sewers
Aud VOC the leaves December has carseased;
Let her put shronds on the summer hours,
And fold dead birds within the snowy drift.
Bat these are not for her. Oh she nay lift
The pail, the sMi--hs mighty are not there,
lh"1xh bsi end tight aud dirgs wsss runs and said
And Gang, NO nigh mr. sung can nAts tAeM Asad
Whom ICED DID give Ais wardrobe fer their wear
A. vsiuly dream to bear the aHy away
Shining the n1s b. out, in . drop Of dsw,
That June has shed upon shs rvss's great,
A syllable OF Eesvsn--to Sons far day,
And think u Sc that crystal shrine anew,
In starry splen .or upon beauty . breast.
Oh Master Bui der Of the solemn tomb,
Oh /! Mighty W eavsr II the ahroads Of gloom,
These not IL me, IN IinE, for they shall BE-
When not wi,aered ieaf rcmains Of thee!
And those who went ct morning, like tho bird
That meets the lawn q moment out Of Heaven
For HON window opened, and We hes~d
The sonss of ssrnphs and Of souls forgiven
We cannsr wee for them, who ever keep
- close to Paradise, thar very slssp
| II white with wings and beautiful with dreams
| The Founding. Of the world, zee where w lie,
On Heavens th esho;l, above its streams
A ray VI glory. Lo 20 deem they die;
When. gates 81 ar, they creep oonnding in,
rruants Prom Thee. Oh TlAs, from tcan and ain
| Oh wondrous Journey have they dnishcd there
From cradle moaning unto Al angel choir
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~ senator Geyer OF Missouri is ont in :
iol'g letter urging tho old line Wings OF Mis-.
souri, to support Mr.. Buchanan for The
Presidency, on the ground that there !. no
ebsnce for Fillmore, and that the interests az
The Shareholders demand union Of their
forces upon their stronges, candidate favor.
athletic their views.
% II goes. Everywhere in the Southern
''a'es 'ns Fillmore men are dropping their
candidate IKE "a hot POTATOES and uniting
their strength with the I.oroforo. =, &c. %
i"e strongest slavery propagandist candid
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-27

1-AAauisss CoAruIxp ExrxAcr " bsnsR
fLAsr--A scr.sin cure for Diarrh~A, Dyssaisvy.
Samuer Conpistnt. aud oil a0sstions VI The bowels
Attsnded With reaxttioa. Asa safe, paiatabls and
reliable remedy !, is snsasAlled. Fsr ehildssa
testhng. attend 4 with irritation u tAs Lowsls, Il
" the most soothing rsmedy 10 s,s. PREPARED ana
sold BY J. Z. AA0UIRE,
cAemisss asa Druegists.
S. W. cor. Olive 4 "a SIS, ~. Louis
For salem Keokuk BY r. n. oConnos. and Drug
9is" generally. (aag3odA u6n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-27

KtcKsr I Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared TO insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gutta Percha, also apon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the nsAtest work that is
done in the City, and 1t less price than
any other once here. Ofioe on Blondesu
between Third and Fourth.
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Ll6ssLtke Portraits
InF DashasAn, fsenoat. asA filinora. teaeeAee
" With fsssh sspply ~ PsAeiaal Wsshes 2aGn.
Chssta CAapsiSa song 0eoka, D., LIST received g
TIE Library DoPUx.
seps1s JeAasa.ee.
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Aliatnrry AMA GAaGy u~sAs.
ATTENTION, LADIES'


i WOULD respectfully call the attention AZ the
Lsd'es 70 my large and VOL sslsstsa stock Of
Fall aud Winter 8oSds, which will ssil q Cinein
nsi prices. Ny stock consists Of silk. straw. and
velvet bonnets; Atsoy spaeu6id Assstosst Of
Ribbons Flowers, and fssehsss seieetsd with Rysa.
care. You VIII ind evsrytAmg In the Millinery and
Fancy businsss, ~ my sstabsshnent, in the iatssl
fashion am also prepared 10 40 ali work 10 ny
business at tbs shortest notice, such lnisg tri
n'nk, bieaehing. pressing AAd naG.ag b,nnsts vi
every description TO order. / Wall warrant ali
vurk 10 give satiAfA,tion.
Come one. coms ALL No trouble 10 show Roods q
Mrs.. Ulsuuy's. No. Is Johnson street, between Ind
and I'd directly opposite Dinners saloon.
ospt76diy MRS. 8LENNY.
CArcAlaSlng Library.
1--WE following new books have bssn aad<d TO
~ Circulating Library:
Mrs. Stows's new book, Drel,''
Tue Confidential Letters OF Napoleon saA j.
scphine;
The Ha0orous Poetry Of the Euglish Language
Jules 0srard, The Lion Killer;
Lorenzo Dow complete works;
White Chief;
Emma Bartlett; with endless variety Of sslss,
and miscellaneous Novels Terms, 10 ssnts per vol
ume, one week. LITERARY DEPOT
septic Johns op-st
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- In rcheansi "THE DRUNKARp. ,

Mr.. ALT. BURNETT has bssa sngAssd for .
limited number Of nights.
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FER safe on I ga ~ Absc a.su.
'Is"o FINE LOTS on Morgan and Psl,oo ssrscts
L near i4th. Enquire VI
Coco. DIXON,
sept 2SdAwS No ~ Main at
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for Particular sse bills u the day
RgAceo ~ Aa0iOeAon.
PArquette and Dress Circle .....,.... 10 eta
Family Circle. ......2 rs :"
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0age ORROss00ssy 90 rest : Plane
a uENTLB1AM vith smAli family y dssisoas Il
"A 0bsaiaiag boasd 10 peivats faaily, whore
sew, ess toasA Piaae will b furnisk1d, anA h.
sesustieas gives part seaivalent ius hoasA Rcf-
sssssa sxeksaesd. AAArsas Bsx Sse.
500 70. ~
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EUAA o s.Nl.
"A ZINE Salssroom, ~ BY ". sscosd story, on
qsars . tAA sdhcs. [ssp2tdt9.
a DxstKABLE LOT FOX sALK.-s,.s.,-a ..
a tAs eaenw II BaAk Aad TENTH ssssst, com.
Ansading Al0sAt entire view VI sAe city also d.
river 81 w, depSt Vt the X. . n. d. X. II.
A very rass ehaaos fur any psrssa wishing oss Of
Ne prsstiese ocaons in toe city. Rvr paseicaiarn
inquire 81, Main street.
ssp1sd HANILL 1 RALsToy.
4 IL NkvEk TOO LATE ~ NNND. n..i.r ~
! TACT sonssss, ~ CAaxiss Rssd, In two vviun~.
SUr sA.e BY CAVE 4 RAII.EY
s<p2Ad.
Ms. STOVES NEW BOOK viii s. hens t.
Az mosrov. CAvR BAILEY.
YSAE HEST ROMANCE OF TIE AGE.-A...
Evslys, or B.auty and Pleasure. A blok NM
passages Vt intense and tragic horror. Ths plot +
sssafsay ssw, - one eaa guess tbs dsosunsnt Pei
~ ::, Z c.y..,.,l.r
HuMokttjs Poetry Of ne EaxIi,h a1ga.ss
I = from CAaacer 70 SAKE. FOR ssis 81
sep1sd. CAVE BAILEY.
vuuSIN NLIAOLAS. "A Alt 81 .Ge mat p1o1,.
~ nsnt ssiiies ana s6.srdities VI the British Ar..
s.ssA. CAVE BAILEY.
NEW LlNsa ENr.
nH. SAukTLktf et bssrds,evn, Illinois u now
SeAtA0 ~
scsri and Iowa, whish 10
Bcp0aSoe - ANY o1enAaD 10 r1a pupaIc roa uaa
Nov for the pNol. kssd the following en-
ti0cate.
Da. 6suarLsvv This b 10 certify tAat - h :.
sssA your Imminent, in tAA state Of Virginia. %
aAvs also ased Tia Mexican Mustang With other Ia
i1ent oessed Tor use, and 60 safsly ~ they -,
not eQsal To yours. wsch>sfgaliy Join VIII cthers
N .ayng that your Linimset IL sspsrier . 80 il
ses, sAst ~ have tried. WHEN Lininsal Il No.
- fst Applications yours y the Linimest.
ASaAs Aolpaa. Jxo. OuvGs. y. ]. aes.es.
Memphis, Ses,land Co., No. Gspt., lsss.
For farther proof, the easds and postsrs n u.
poessssisn 1t Agsnts.
nor sale = Tia following poiats 70 Iovs,
: ksoksk, D. HRaA5TREkf, dsusgist, ISL ua;n 4.
tar0sngson, 0sosgs Schrama; 1sStsa's PA. 49,
= Ssani bonsPsrt, A. J. Myses; Chaslestcn. y.
Z x Sc. NJ. ss..y Lebanon r q, ?. y. NarpAys
isg Nil; AiAsa r. o.. ". JsAaiy, IScv. ~.
nva.a U.ussa, y y. Kisass; Asv Dssese. II i
esssis; Asapsis, NJ, 0ssgh 4oAal1sssI Asasss.
isp1.fss n. lsssaA~sv s
EOwLo9 aA1 Wsllsy Hsols ~ 11III111o..
= 1sssass :. ~ u111A1Y uSSO9.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-27
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Pianos, Pianos.
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WY sAH80 No0 ssAsOAooVo Auction
OF rlANOUKTEa.,
nv THE MOST CELEBkArkD MAKERS IN
~ the wIid wall b, sold At Public Apctisn 70 th<
highest bidder, ~ this Piano koon ~ MAis street.
IN Union Dsock, No las, fourth dous from the our
ner Of Main and seventh street, ID 1oot On ASe
day, Sop 10Th, lsao, If fair dsy, II not, the as1t
succeeding, (contiaang until sola) tstwssa . ~
~ o'clock a. n, large assortment VI valuab.s asd
elegant PIANOS. Among which are aAay peis.
instruments. ALI metallic frA,aed and futiy var.
rsatsd. and must b sold 1t any sacriHce.
SsplAd. JOAN VIM. Aueson~.v.
Look ool Ter COu 81 AesA..
VOUN0 MIN WANfED.-A nsw ana vslv.b,,
systsm u detecting Counterfeit and Altered
Bank Notes, BY rules whA;h iufsliikls, and On
able any ono ~ detect the fraudulent from the zen
uine ~ sight.
ieaAs men ont Of bssiness and wishing travel
nn9 occupation which will always pay, would d.
Veil 70 isaprovs this opportunity, which viii b.
taught - few npncnts, aad 10 mAausr and 90
sordinS " tests sat factory The isssssr
" 20 caargs win b. msde. Apply 10
sep1Sd ia. STEWART
Northwest car Of Third Johss,n 3 Stair