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Tobacco q Cigar Mandatory.

On NIin ST., one Door EiSt u Post DIice,
SSHE subscriber would inform the public that he is
u uufactuTing and keeps hand the best quality Of
Chewing Tobacco Snu Pipes, &c, at wholesale and re-
prices favorable to customers Also, the best OF
Havana Laopera. C.ssadoris. and other kinds Of Ci
Farmers sud others who smoke or chew make
great saving by buying Of me at wholesale, as can
sell a better article, less price than pedlars.
call my Mandatory, next door ives; OF the
Post Office, and see for yourselves
O:,aw. Soy 10 G. H. SCHNEIDER
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Wall Paper Depot.

C,1sanran's old Stand Of Main and Cosr'nbus
Streets,
TIAVE just received their Spring stock, and have now
for sale the elegant lot Of Paper HangiDgs,
Window Drapery and Shades ever offered in Ottawa
They are prepared furnish in quantities suit
chasers latest patterns Of Satin Gill; Wood and Oak
Papers. with matched and common borders. Also Fancy
window Shades Fire Board Prints &c, &c Their stock
purchased directly from the manufacturers, and sold
n small advance on first cost my11-u
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MIILIN l. Il y
MISS MINER

w ILL be happy the ladies' OF Ottawa and sur
w rounding country, ai her rooms over the Marble
Front Store where she has Just received aud ele
gant assortment q SPRING AND SUMMER MlLLlSE-
EY Feeling confident that ladies cannot beter please
themselves elsewhere she respectfully =olic!tz cal
month Ottawa, April >.
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NEW
AEON & CAlSRlAGE SHOP.

THE subscriber would respectfully announce to the
i public tina; he has opened shop in new and com
ulodous building adjoining his Blacksmith shop, on Co
ubUs street, where he will manufacture and Keep con-
staniiy FOR sale fu assortment o! WAGONS Cshha'Es
and BUGGIEs Of the best material and by eAper
enceG mechanics, and he would invite the attention o
purchasers his heavy stock of SEASONED LrMsEk now on
hand. Believing that he manufacture an article not
inferior the best made in the Ci;y and with determi
give satisfaction 10 the purchaser he would So
Iicit a share OF patronage
JOB WORK and REPAIRING done to order and al
short notice sept. 22-tfl r. fANNlNu-
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Sickles.

wvrps of Reapers and Grass Cutters will find It to
,hsr advantage 20 call, il they want anything in the
sck,s line Old sickiss cut over and repaired Extra
c,;o,. On hand for various kinds OF Machines Every
~ rory varranted good represented. and q rea-
kinn ~ =, 80 v,..s p n SwEETSER CO,
eonas s, IN East Of the City Mills.
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AGRIcULTURE.-A man in birmingham.
Mass, has invented planting machine"
1t is hollow. and the shape and size Of a
walking stick. Instead Of the old labo:ious
STOPPING and digging, the farmer has to but
tll this with corn, or beans, and take a
morning walk back and forth over his field,
using his cane briskly as he goes, and presto
the work is done,
a. Beat the earth, in hard but healthful toll"
henceforth becomes a figure Of speech.
Modern machinery is making sad havoc
with the poets. 1t turns their descriptions
into nonsense. The sower no longer goes
ont
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Painting.

sHE subscriber respectfully announces the citizens
Of Ottawa and vicinity that he has opened a paint
chop at the old stand Of T. L. WATERMAN where he in
tends 70 do all Kinds Of painting grainng glazing and
PAPER hansrng Al orders Will be punctuaily attended
Iisn ~ A. ~ SCUYFR
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GOLD
NJ lANUFACTUEED into rings,
lNl Pins, LOckets, &c.
F94 Galvanizng. Fire Gliding, and
81 - Slvering-all kinds OF Repeat
ISS Ming Musical, and Intricate Clocks
fZN~ %SsTSsy and Watches. Music Boxes Ac-
N~ ~S,sYS cordeOns, and all kinds OF fine
Y" S3A work finished in ! style to deity
Sk% .EEs competition.
VNN,& s%SS Dgi.. he'd Lryers, e2
MI Cy!raers,
>SDsoeS--> E..i Frsneh Wa'eh Classes, &c
Cofnnlan waieh Z. .zs.s
5 CROOKS & BROTHER,
W6St of ne Post O1fce, -NIin Street OtIteI, III.
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PLASTER OF PARrs.-In its natural state
this is salt of lime known by the name of
gypsum, and is largely diffused throughout
the world. Its constituent parts are lime
and sulphuric acid. When calcined it is
converted into plaster Of paris. In fine
powder, when mixed with water, it becomes
heated, and will harden into solid mass :;
it is, therefore, much used for potters' molds,
images, and medalions. Its combining pro-
portion of water is 81 per cent, and it is its
property Of suddenly hardening when mix
cd with water, which makes it so valuable
for casting. 1t is good non conductor.
hence it makes good plaster for the inte-
rior of buildings, and for the filling of fire.
proof safes. tits applied in large quantities
to meadow and grass lands in a state of
powder. The gypsum is simply ground up
in mills, and sold to the farmers in this
state. Placed in sinks it absorbs ammonia
cal vapors, and is thus a deodizer; therefore
it is very useful in many places in cities du-
ring hot weather, thus to apply it. Com
mon Stacked lime is cheaper and is much
used for this purpose, but it is not SO good
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ITO broadcast DER IN. land -

He gets the work done for him by an iron
fingered Drill. There is no longer danger
of muzzling the OK that treadcth out the
corn" He has given up his place to the
fail, and the fail in turn has been turned
out by a -Four Horse Power Threshing
Machine" Gone is the "reaper's SICKLE"
and gone the ringing scythe." We have
only to hitch up McCormick's Patent to do
the work Of forty. The "jocund wine press"
has lost its jocundty, and become matter
of-fact Screw. Cowper not long ago sang
Of wintered stock:
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ID L y L 1 s T r V
WM. SMITH. De-.
Office IN BIssHett's Block. up stairs,
CyY~N TENDERS his professional services to
the citizens of Ottawa and vicinity. All
operations performed in scientific manner and warran
ted equal in utility to the best
Among other improvements, Dr. smith Il inserting
Teeth on Guttl rercha plates.
Call and see specimens
Office hours from Q o'clock, An. to 5P.a. sp5
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y f w MIL / y r II y .
AIAA G,llIh

WOULD inform the ladies OF Ottawa and vicinity that
w she has oI, hand a and fashionable stock OF
Millinery Goods for Spring and Summer trade at her
rooms la Sale St, two doors south Of Niiis store
where she will he happy wait all her friends
Partisan Patterns received every month. March ~
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IL l. i y T. X Y.
G,rzsr n1in e Columbus sts-Rrs Grsy2s old stan
MISS SARAH AVERY

nEGS to inform the Ladies Of city and country, that
she has n ful and complete stock Of new and a-hio
nIbe Millinery al her stand the corner Of Main
and ClGus streets consisting part Of Bonnes, Rib
bons Foxers Caps Trimmings, and all the infumeratle
Ii.tle fIilzs in the way OF millinery.
Ladies please call and examine.
< n T-exs r1Iing attended 10 as usual.
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Where are Giles and his ponderous beetle
now? Turned into Turnip cutter. In the
"good old time folks made merry with
song and dance at Harvest Home. Well
they might, for most of the poor devils had
been half starved for six months before
Now there are no more merry-makings, for
the harvest only crowns with new plenteous-
ness the steady abundance of the year
AUdny Journal
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DE y IT'S L RE
T.. =. HOBART,
TIAyINC determined to make Ottawa his future resi-
dence, take pleasure in announcing TO the pub
lie that be found his Office all hours,
iy perform all operations upon the teeth, in the
aoST XAsTERLv MANNER.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH, WITH WITHOUT GUNS, put IL
upon the approved principles upon the best
of materials and az reasonable prices. All WORK
rAntd and entire satisfaction given ho compensation
asked or-
Rooms in Nattinrer's Block south Of Court House
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OTTAWA STONE YARD,
IOHN EGAN.
GOLD

!SupSyOr Srscf, BIJAdyd's UdgOn EstQIIisiment
STONE cut 20 all patterns and dimensions.
Athens and Joliet Stone for sale all delivered to order
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CRAY W BM-hNtLL-
KVSHNELL & GRAY.

-iato-aey. and C0UHsQors at LdU aud Solicitors ~
CLIucery,
VYYIL give their prompt attention 20 all businest
w hIei TO them the Circuit Supreme, and Federal
Courts OF this state. Oi-e the Bank Ot OTTAWA
OTTAWA. Dec. -, SO
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ALFRED w. CAVARLY

tL..ss Of tie frZa of B,Y4yter 6 IifrGJIy)
COrSsELLOR ATToEsEY NJ Law,
WILL promptly all professional business
trusted in the county circuit or supreme
courts also 70 th- payment of examining land III
de-, r1akug collections and procuring land wrrrant. for
-oIIisr. their wii1vs Oni minor heirs
IJ~fcs "a EIttiHJsrs Block, s0Hh SUE 9f NE tonT
HJa.s OtsdEG. III JUL
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''No tender eve can break her nightly fast.
No heifer strong begin the cold repast,
Til Giles with ponderous beetle foremost 60,
And scatterin splinters fy ut every blow"
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South Ers, Corner Of Mria and Coit7tJtis Sr.ets,
OTTAWA. ILLINOIS
Wholesale and retail manufacturers 4
I'm dealer. in all kinds Of
CSxSssA Harness, !sddoIss, BSidLss, Martin
n Ei5A Gdiss, Trunks, Tditses-
N(2.5N HCarpet Bags, Whip Lashes, Collars,
W uaIteEs GIrts. Surcingies. &c.
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Drugs Patent NsIjcjaes Paints, oils, Tdrnishes
Due Stuff. DC DC,
Glover Cooks and Ketdick's Block
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-03
$4,000 worth OF Property for Sale
on Credit.

l WISH 10 sell / 20 feet Johnson street bet. 9Th
and 6tn str, ~ Sl20 per foot, ., ). 4, 8. &.
and years Al pr cent. interest, Also ~ feet On
Sd between Exchange and Bank sts., aud Lots 7, =
aud ., in block No. a09 pay able in and two year,
Also All undivided onc-ci Shth of Block No 49,, and
Lots - s, 3, 10, IL and II, in Block No. l53; also
leg feet ends OF LIT. 10. and IL in Block No.
l6. All situated in keokuk. Also 30 acres Of
Land we'll located in Jackson Town ship, one fifth
cash, balance in / 2 anl3 years.
HAWKINS TAYLOR.
also wauta partner with from s., 900 to $40 0oo,
twhU l. good business man without ans old fog
t.nienca>, j 20 engage in the lumber business.
.Iuiy I'd H. r.
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FARAR a HAlNES.
X eOkuk Planning and Flooring Viii

corner ~ r. dHH BfuH NS., nedF fas heosuS oHd
Fori Dss Moines Railroad Depot,
nEALERS in Lumber in the rough. manufactur-
- Of Doors, shutters, Blinds, Sash. Door and
Window Frames. Mouliings Of every size and pat
tern. Flooring, Weather Boarding. shelving, Man
ties Base, Plaster-, and Chain Pump Tubing
Planed and matched Lumber from to 22 inches in
width.
A large assortment of the above named articles
constantly on hand.
Planning and saving done 70 order on short notice
III reasonable prices, and warrants vi TO please
7sE-Particuiar attention paid to filing orders for
country buildings complete.
keokuk. July 3-dIwtf
IUSr RHEIVEip-A lat Of Peters Eclectic Pr
- anoforte school: new work arranged from the
best European composers, with select from Amer
lean authors. Also. Ber,m's, Hunter. and Rich
arison In truetons for Piano together with al the
popular works for Meioieon, Guitar, Violin Flute.
&c, by PATRICK a GROUSE.
"a ST.. hot. Main 4 johnson, up stairs
nh I,Jy i'm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-03

slGNiric vt. Among the Vice. Presidents
OF the Republican Ratification meeting, on
Monday night, was the gentleman who pre-
sided over the Pierce ratification meeting in
this city, in 1852: and four Of the gentle
men who spoke in favor of Fremont and
Dayton voted for President Pierce. -[Cin-
cinnati Ga
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To the PubIic.


HANlNG determined, hereafter, 10 do an exciu-
l. siyely cash business in retail department,
prepared to cell ali kinds If Hats, Caps, Bon
nets, &c, at greatly reduced prices. Our stock is
now very complete, and we keep nothing but the
best grades Of goods always have the latest styles
and will sell lower fpr cash than the grades
sold on credit. - come on with your dimes.
60 All kinds Of Millinery work done to order
ut the shortest notice.
Oct Is diff D. Y. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE
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OST, between croton aud keokuk on Wesiues-
IL day, 18th, POCKET BOOK. containing deed,
conveying certain lands to the undersigned with
other papers, Of value any but the owners.
Ten dollars reward will be paid for the return Of the
same to r. GALLOWAY,
Baker, johnson street
keokuk June 18th dCf
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Lost or Stoien

Lost or stolen.
VINHREE promissory notes. the property Of Mayer,
! Mandel Ga., of tbs city Vi New York. The
notes arc rs follows, viz
a drawn by Huston, Hawkins 4 Huston for $294
drawn by 5. Heimstreet for Sl39 50.
drawn by James Reynolds for $40
On the last is Endorsed credit. The above notes
were dated At keokak, May ID. 1856, payable six
months after date to the order of the rnwers and nv
them respectively endorsed.
The notes were contained in a laitar .ssa h..
Harris at keokuk and address, I'd to Mayer AIanel
Co. n l., and the letter contents supposed to
have been taken from the mail in recent mail rnh
berry on the route between this place and New York
city All persons arr therefore warned not to pur-
chase the aforesaid notes If presented By any but the
above named Mayer, Mandel Il Co.
MAYER, MANDELA CO..
Per j. REYNOLDS.
kcokuk, Iowa, June IS ls5s-,lIm
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Eor Sale.

I WILL dispose of l. a-e fer L months on the
l. WELi,S HOUSE, the corncr Il "a and John
son sts easy terms t. any one who wishes 10 en-
gaze in the Hotel bu sIness. The horse ha- been
Thoroughly renovated and reitted.
For particulars cal nDd examine.
Juiy:dif T. MORGAN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-03

DzAn.--The widow Of Heating. the Irish
man whom Herbert, the Democratic NJ. {.
shot, has died OF grief 1T the murder q her
husband.
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| BuFFALo. June 30.--The reception Of Mr.
Fillmore On Saturday, was the greatest pub
! lie demons tration ever given in this city.
Early in the morning The stores on Main
street and public buildings were decorated
| with flags, banners and devices. Nearly
every building on Main street for seven or
eight squares was properly decorated. The
shipping il the harbor had flags and stream
ers flying tt masthead.
/ Mr.. Fillmore arrived at four O'Clock in the
afternoon, via the Niagara railroad.
1 The whole affair was conducted in the
most orderly manner, Notwithstanding the
immense crowds which thronged the streets.
| WASHINGTON, June S0.-Preston s. Brooks
appeared ut the Criminal Court, accompnn-
led by Messrs. Orr and Keitt. The wit
nesses were discharged until further notice,
in conse1u nee Of the District Attorney re-
ceiving n note from MIR. Sumner. stating that
his physician did.not think it prudent for him
to attend vt present, owing to the condition
Of his health.
SENATE.Mr. Douglass, from the commit
, tee on Territories, to which was referred the
various bills relative to affairs in Kansas,
made report.
speech in favor of the immediate admission
of Kansas into the Union, and in opposition
to all substitutes for the measures under
consideration.
ALBANY, June 30.--A correspondent of the
Herald, frcn Havana, states that several fill
busters have been arrested on suspicion Of
being in lengu with Walker and having fur
nished HIM funds.
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ron SALE,

FOR SALE,
:. full lots on id street,
, lots 20xsu on Sd street,
lots 2Ux70 on Sd street,
lots ON johnson, between Seventh aud Eighth
streets.
j lot IN johnson, lex 100, between 3d and Attn.
lot on johnson, 20x40, between Second and al.
lot on sd between Main aud johnson, 2oxyo.
lof- on LIST, 2ux75.
lot on Bank between "a and I'd
2 lots with bric& house on Eighth and Bank
streets.
A house and Ioi on 18th street.
houses aud lots
lot on Nam street.
. lots on 10th street.
3 lot. On Franklin street.
10 acres Of land near the city.
= lots on 9th street, with a small house.
= lots en- md street.
Applyto SMITH 4 vANSlCkLEN.
~ foRb Fox KIM stories With a cellar, IN
- Burr0ws Book, possession given immedi atcls.
II can BE- had for two years. Apply To
SMITH 4 tANsICEIEN
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EDw AR y a. FOX,

civil Engineer ana surveyor.
nFEICE in Kiibournes Block Main street, near
~ Second. Lots laid out in Red's, kilbournes =.
and Mason's Additions, and any other business in
his line performed with promptness and accuracy
kcokuk june To- 56--aGm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-03

A correspondent OF the Boston Atlas sug
gests that rs the Buchanan men in Pennsyl-
yania are forming "Wheatland Clubs" (af-
ter Buchanan's rasidenee,) TINT the banner
inscribed with the name Of John Charles
Fremont should have for its device Mresh-
ing machine.
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4. r. BAILEY CO.,
JUNE & I . . R 4
-
r.
COMBINED
CIRCUS AND MENAEERTE,
WILL EXHIBIT AT KEOKUk ON
Friday, in, 4th.
FINHlS establishment has be ,sernghl> reGtted
L Mt an immense expense to "a Proprietor. since
their lart travelling tour. They h,se prrursi u new
and extraordinary addition ii ANIMALS, yGung
freshly Gagged and possessing al tha charart r.,tcs
and habits of their native state.
W. y. CARROLL ......".....t s 80 :nn Director
Dr.. WOOI.ST0N ~. 81, Of the Ring
Ii. IIOUGH Il ]. W. WARD ........ ......... Clowns.
Among the most eonspicuoa. Features If this
adjustment il tha grand eoncant alton II Eqncs-
TRAN Talent, comprising mostal ae heading Stars
of the American Continent:
One Of the most brilliant is
La PETITE MARIE,
Only ten years OF age, the model Of ths tm .rican
Arena.
Mr.. j. w. WARD
Will appear on the FLfiSaCoRD, acknowledged the
! Best in tho World.
MADAME NJ. CARROLL,
Equal in attraction in her caIeb,at,d net Of the
FLOATING YEIh
La PERCHE
BY the LEE BROTHERS.
In which one balances n pole lsrp uiicu'ariv, 20
feet in height while the other etuuh- II ard per
forms upon the apex.
W. B. CARROLL.
Ia his great Two and Four Hur-t tct. "a r ing Ma.
ter Charley in various taris.tng scenes.
LA PETITE MAKE will as,
Enter Den Of Wild .inin,als,
and display her indomitab,e coarngc, equal TO the
celebrated Van AmburG,
Gently Dressed Entrees, entitled the "CRusADEs,"
and close with alaughable AFfEkPIECE.
A magnificent BRASS BAND will accompany the
ADMISSION TO the entire exhibition so cents.
Children half price
Performance to commence at . and !. O'Clock r
NJ. Doors open half an hour prsv..asly
iune23diow2 J.. SMITH, Agent.
} *. RlcGEr. LLetD D. SIMPSON.
HICKEY a. SIMPSON.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS, COLLECTORS,
A ND INVESTING AGENTS, Poatotice Building
"A tup stnirs) kcokuk, Iowa. All No.arial bus
ness promptly and carefully transacted. Titles es
amncd.
GErERFScFS
Charlie, Parsons, Esq, Banker, kcokuk
A. l.. Deming 4 Co.,
Gen. " i. EeI
Ford. Uorliaia / I"ri,
ID. W. h,litsarna, E.q,
Messrs. fickln d Ii.c.a.
Mcssrs. Rankin u Miller, Attorneys. =
We respectfully invite those derirou. of investing
in Real Esa. To examine our ils, which comprises
some Of The most desirable property in keokuk,
which W. oter % The most favorable terms.
June u. 56-d4w RlCEEl 4 SIMPSON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-03

IusT RECEIVED A. Creighton i dinner q "a largo
lot OF choice Cigars such as will not fail to
please all who will cait and try them
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-03

"JEssIR" TIE WIFE OF Col. FREAoNT.-
Col. Fremont, as is generally known, married
a beautiful and accomplished daughter of
Col. Benton. without his consent. Her name
is Jessie, and she is spoken Of by those who
have seen or are acquainted with her, as
being one OF the wittiest, handsomest, and
at the same time gentlest, most amiable and
nnassuming women in the world.
We heard returned delegate to the phila-
dolphin Convention, who came by way of
New York, where he, with many Others.
called on the Colonel to congratulate him on
his nomination, speak Of JESSIE the other
day, in terms Of the most enthusiastic ad-
,nration. The delegate in question is m old
man--older than Col. Fremont by several
ycars,-and has daughters Of his own as old
AS" Jessie" herself. .'She is the yery model
ut lovely woman" said he. healthy in
appearance. plain in dress, Intelligent in
conversation, and simple in her manners
wears sweet smile on her face, and eyi-
IDENTIFY possesses noble and benevolent
heart. She puts on no false dignity, nor
docs she exhibit the least vanity in her con-
versation, manners or dress. She will he an
ornament 10 the White House. and :"
continued the enthusiastic admirer of the
wife of the next President of the United
states. ''a better matched couple have
never, in al my life. seen standing side bv
side
We say--hurrah for Jessie ,-rChicago
Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-03

YNHE undersigned have form d copartners hi for
1 the purpose of doing rene raj banking and Ea-
change business in this city. A. l.. DEFINING.
Juiyldm Ii IL, LOVE
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-
PATRICK & GROUSE.
DEALERS IN
PIANO FORTE s.
Sheet Mu6ic and

MUSICAL ERIC II ANDiZE.
GALE ROOMS over Howe 4 Lock - A
~ woods Store, Second street, be- E3S1
tween Main aud johnson. keokuk ENA
Iowa. We shall always keep on hand wv
an elegant assortment Of Planes from the BEST
makers: Child Bishops Mclodeons Martin, Hall
scr AID Imported Gat2-s; French a. ~ IA 81.
Niolins; American and Imported Flutcs Fiutinas
and Accordeensi Fine Ereneh II
Violin Strings; Drums; Violin Cases; Piano Stools
and Covers. large and select catalogue of Sheet
Music and Instruction Boots. Pianos aud Melode-
ons sold AZ Manufac.ursrs' prices and always war
liberal terms. Pianos tuned and musical insr,,.
eut- repaired. Owing TO the low stage Of water in
the Ohio River, We at Unable at present to get
any portion Of large ssck of Pianos here except
. few shipments by railroad, which are expected
keokuk, June cs. Dim.
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STATE Mutual
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Capital $4,000 Dollars.
INSURE all the safer classes Of property against
Loss by Fire, Perils Of Inland Navigation and
transportation Office Of the Auction House Of
Howe, Lockwood Co., Second ST., between Main and
johnson. &C. A. STRIBLEN,
junel6dtf Local Agent.
NOTICE.
CAM'L HENDERSON, is hereby notified that If
- has Threshing Machine is not called for with
In 50 days, ii will In sold to paw charges. by
june6 -d30a CONMABLE. SMYTH h co.
Ice Cream
LIVERY day and evening ut Creighton 4 Dinners
Ia fashionable Saloon, johnson street near the
Post O6Hce. aprl7-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-03
NOTICE.

HEo3partnership heretofore existing between
L tn undersigned IN the Blnkin. and Exchange
business wa this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business viii be continued by Deming & Love,
10 whose books Deplsitors balances will be trans
ferred A. l.. DEMISG
keo1Ik, July |, sc. j. ii. CLAYPO0LE.