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RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.

In matters Of Religion, we are in favor OF
allowing every man to enjoy, ,and be protect.
ed in the exercise Of his own opinions and
it should also bess with every Church
Man is religious being. inevery country,
whether Heathen, Mahomedon or Christian, /,
this is universally evident and acknowledge
ed. 1t lie also true that those communities
and countries where the Chrlstian religion
is most thoroughly dissem mated, are the
most enlightened, prosperous and happy
The doctrine of. "Do unto others, az you
would, that others should do unto you, ,"sif
carried out into every day life and practice,
would trsnsform our Earth into another E.
den. Leaving out of view then. entirely,
the higher hopeA and interest. Of the life to
come, we believe that religious societies
have done, and are doing mure to promote
the geal happiness and welfare Of mankind.
than almost nuy other agency.
But the Church, to accomplish its high
missiUn On earth, must be kept pure. The
moment its ministers throw off the charac.
ter Of preachers, and mingle in the strife and
jar " political controversy, in the struggle
'or ofice and honor, making, thereby, the
Church not sanctuary where oil may come
and worship the living God, but rather a
party convention room, where intrigue and
plots, aud frauds, and prejudices are rngen.
der"d, that moment, the good influence of
religious societies is gone forever. Let
the Church take right position Let
its creed book OF the BiOle instead of party
platforms. Let It's mild, genial and holy in.
fuence comc like the Spirit of Love over
our community, andfit will st md AS one Of
the strongest guarantees of public prosperity
All the subjects to which we have here
briefly adsertcd, our financial prosperity, the
Of our business men ,and our public !
matters OF general concern.
Is it not then, our duty as members Of the
social compact, to labor for their promotion
Can we consistently neglect them. on the
ground Of party or prejudice
We can conceive of no better state OF so.
sie'y. than TINT where every individual inter-
est contributes to the common welfare
where every business enterprise is carried
'n with fkill and enersv-where every citi-
zen is honorable, courteous and public-spir-
ted and where the whole community unites
n sustaining those public Institutions " hich
Five 10 its members, character and influence.
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Or The London Times was established
in 1885. by John Walter, and ON his death
in 1888. inherited by his son John, at pres
ent member Of Parliament. The estab.
li-hment Is valued at $50 900 e sterling. or
$s,750.o0o. Its editor in chief is paid IN
annual salary Of f5,0G0. sld its Paais cor
responder, $4,000 francs per annum.
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NEWS FOR THE MILLION!
FllE ROAD TO FORTUNE MADE EASY!

1 Is an old but very true sayina, that
: ,meass saped q mensy aads''--and III tbis money
making age every man makes II his busness TO see
where he cun buy the bsstgsods for the LEAST M1N.
EY. The subscriber Ekrs this m, thod Of Informing
the PEAR PEOPLE Of Portage Couny that Ii is univer
saly sdmmied hy gil. that Gl3E.ENFIEI,fJ.
81 CLOTHING and Furnishing Goods OF all descriD
tons entire stock Of Men aud Boys clothing Was
which viii enable me to offer n RGAINS thnt viii -
roslsH THE N4rtyEsi Asit does MT eos, any thlpe
% examine the goods and the prces those
VINO WISH 10 satts themselves where they can certain.
judge for themseIves. 81 ~ ~ -. -
"a word 90 the wise is SUFFICIENTLY y
nesmi1g ltunnessssars TO say ahy shtng more than
them ss Low 40 MONEY FAN RUY THEM ANY
VHERk. heEsans friendly % the cssase. drop IN st
Ne. 3, Phenix Block. q, OVERWHELMINGLY
RayeHpa May Is. 1859. t75I 3S9-g - 'ei.,f
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Joseph Hannold,
Guardian Of
George HOFFMAN and
Mary Ann Hoffman
In the Probate Court Of Por.
tage County, Ohio. "a
Petition 10 sell Lauds
His Wards.


The said George Holman and Mary Ann HofImap
defendants to this petition, hereby notified that on
the 26 day Of April A. D. 1885, the said Joseph Han.
mold aed his petition in said court, the object and
prayer OF which petition Is TO obtain order the
June term Of said court. D.. 1865, to sell the inter
est that the said George Hoffman and Mary Ann HeAs
man have In and to the lowing described Premises,
to witt situate In the township rf Edinburgh in said
county OF Portage, and state ofohio, known as being
part lot number In said township bounded AZ foi
lows beginning at the Of Charles
Hars land In the centre of the east and west centre
roads. thence running north along the line Of the
said Charles land about Sc chains and 40 lnka
TO the south west cOerner Of piece OF land heretofore
decided by Noble MaTten and wife to Noble NJ Stuart
thence south deg East about IS chs TO pOs thence
south % chs and 81 links to post, thence no RIB ect
deg west SO links thence south 10 deg. west chs n
links to post, thence west6 chs. and % links 10 pos
thence south deg % min east 20 chs and % links 10
the centre Of said road at the south west corner Of
Wseman's land-heDce north e0k deg. west along The
centre ofsaid road chs. to the place Of beginning
containing In all about IS acres OF land.
SAMUEL STRWDER, Pl'R Atty.
Ravcnna, April 20, ls5e-3e-4y = ' -
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Resl uiifali Pictures.

WIN. .. MATrHEws one Of the best Da-
guerrean Ar.ists in Ohio has taken rooms
over Baird's Jewelry Store. where he holds
himself IN readiuess % take pictures either
DagueFreosypes. An,bro.ypes or Photo
graphs, Wehaye examined some Of his
AmhFOiype pictures lately taken with oil
colore. They pre- true to life. The color
of the dress, hair and eyes are deiinea,ed
with perfect accuracy. This ID certainly
a most beau,ifufand charming mode Of Il.
king likenesses. NH Il. MN N
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RONNETS. BONNETS. The place to
~ buy iashi enable Bonnet aud thai too at very low
figures, is without doubt. at No Phenix block where
be seen the largest and best selected stock Ell Bon
nets and the xngs for them, offered in this mar
ket: Call soon, us they going of fast. H DAY.
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RROCHA LONG AND SQ-ARR SHAwLs.-
~ A large assortmentUf Brncha Long and Square
Shaws, entirely new patterns selling cheap and very
east. Call soon ifyou want good and for little
money. May l. DAY.
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GUNNER vESTTNGS-The best sssor,.
~ ment ever brought 20 town Of plain and
Sgd MaFssiles, col0red Silks Of every sAais, Black
ngd Silk and Biik RaGilns-all selling as low a. tbe
lnNesi. PRENTlSs. HOPKINS q lin- :
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A SUPERIOR article of White Fish and
May Is FW SEYMOUR
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or We would call attention to r. A.
BAIRD's advertisements.
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: 'IlEAM WORK.-The subecriber has ! good
= team 0f norses. andis prepared "a do ali kInds
ol isam Work on The most Reasonable terms.
AMwofk leH with him will be carefully ind oronana.
u attended 10. Residence on the south sie
stss IeWrode eatt ofs fshe Essenna UsfrisFa skcn
Esy1zas Nng > - ~ R.R. HkWIui.
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RLACK SILK SHAWLS A very large
~ l1t Of gbOd black silk shawIs Just received and
selling cheap atNo2 pheHix block Now Is the time
for any want of auy of the above to get one ut
low price. May g II l. DAY.
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cbeekered over with School Houses iDd
churches. The best iuvestment parents can
make Of their money. is in securing to their
children Thorough education. We need
good Schools. In nothing l. our welfare
more directly interested. We need health
ful School-FOoms-rooms constructed with
especial reference to the eonvenienee Of the
pupils. Children do not like to be sent to a
cellar or garret for Eve or six hours every
day. where In winter there 10 no warmth,
and in summer, no comfort Under such
circumstances their SchOol-days become .
q sort Of prison life, without single pleas
satassOciAtiOn. II there is any place in the
wide world, which should be made pleasant,
inviting and healthIul, that place 10 the
SchoOlrOom. In this. Ravenna is deficient,
We need good School House. We need
competent and faithful teachers in our pub
lie schools. II those who are at present
employed. are such, then they ought to be
well sustained and supported. We should
cooperate with, and aid, and encourage them
in the performance Of their arduous duties
IL they are not such as the public interests
require, then let new and better teachers be
employed. The services or an incompetent
instructor are worse than worthless; but the
labor Of an intelligent and faithful Teacher
is invaluable. Yes, we need an increased
interest in the success of our public schools.
Here, in great MEASURE, ARE being mould
ed the destinies Of those whom 4 few years,
will enter upon the stage of active life, as
members OF society, as citizens Of govern.
ment, as moral aud responsible beings.
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IARPETS.--I am now receiving a large
" stock of carpets that will be sold at very low pri
ces-- Nay 18TH 1856. FW SEYMOUR.
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Or Those whu love fun should remember
'RaoWs's Colosseum on Thursday.
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SOFT HaTS--A. superb article of SOFT
~ HATS OF all colors may be found At No ,. Phcnix
Block. Mays J.T. GREEN.
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OPERATIVE SURGERY.
EYE AND EAR lNFIRMkRY.

'f1HE ineOnVenienee that has hitherto a.
tended The treatment o. pafieifn uh1 rlslI uhrr-
clans for relief by suFgieal operation ~ rlhelk Snr
lEsasmsnt has suegs.ied ne pssprisiy q nskleE
home, and 81 the sane time be undeF De noll Aver
abe eireanst.nse' fof sNcisni sufrcsi silentenee
s Suitable Esss sss.e s.P1.s,.
hose Wno favor us win AaiF pairshiRs, Win b s-
nished At expenee much eis isn can b a0tfd6d A
similar instituuons in larger places.
We are prepared % operate for sionein Ne bia1dtF,
nfged tonsls diseases cffhs bones nnd lolois
deformity from barns, PoIypns, efsn palafa. cro1(
eyes, oataraet petrygium, ARTIFICIAL lIrpnoa
Of the eye. deformfy Of the eyelids, deafness, can.
eurable b. surgical operation. lnaamafIon and die,
eases Of the eye, ear joints, ere. not requiring open.
ton, VIII be treated By appropriate remedies. AFias
eial human eyes furnished and inserted. st-t
Patients unable 70 visit Poland can hare thsi snsls
suend at ct their homes.
Letters ofinquiFy promptly answered. ~, ~ y
TkkhSy-PoT Board. wsshing, furnished apart
ments, hre, lights, nursing and medical Treatment,
charge. WI range from aye 70 ten dollars per week.
For surgical operations separate charges Elbe na1e
Payments must be made secured before leaving fpr
home. = y
The undersigned Is happy TO refer 10 tie toifowiss
medical gentlemen who have frequently Witnessed he
operations, and Noueh for HE ext erene( and skf
In the operative department Of surgery.
G. N. FOWLER. n. D..
- Poland, Mahenine County, o..
= REFERENCES.
Hon. Joseph Truesdaie M. D., Poland; EH Myesti,
n y, Poland; Scroegs, n, Poland; 7 Wood
A Bedding, N. D, Rsyenns; A NJ seatoh, NJ p, Niles.
town; d CONN, N d, PetershurRh; n VI MeWafty,
M ID, Petersburgh; 8 Grow, N ID New Franklin;
Ssnsy sydsSs SSsn' p T,1sn; F1; ESysy p Tifn'
Clev Gland - April n. I6s6-SS-Ame
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1RAB BEAVER HATS.--.The warm
~ weather Is coming, and drab Beav.r is just suit
ed 20 the ssas0Ran excellent article be obtained
at No 3, Phenix Block. 1T. GREEN.
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1856. SPRING TRADE. 1856,
FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
'NHE subscriber will sell his farm, situated
in the north east corner of Streetsboraugh II con.
tains 60 acres oflan There is bunda ut quantity
fexeelleht water and tmber7good orchard wen graf
ted-a good dwelling house 1t will be sold
for $50 per acre, half down. and the balance In
one, two and three years. JAMES / PALMER.
Streetsbofoueh. April q, Ia56-3e-6m
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ENERGETIC BUSINESS MEN.

A community needs energetic bust.
ness men--men Of capacity-men Of nm.
swerving integrity. II may have wealth,
and natural advantages, but unless its wealth
be in the hands o: thorough, honest, ener-
=, getic men it can never prosper. A stain
upon the character of one, is in a certain
degree, stain upon the character of the
whole. single person, though posse ssed
OF superior advantages, if his mind be of a
low, cunning cast, may weaken the conf
dcnce of the public in all who engage in
his calling; while on the other hand, man
Of high and honorable motives, who scorns
meanness and loves truth. does very much
to establish public confidence and give
higher tone to the character of socity. lie
10 pillar in the social fabric. and like the
eternal rock on the shore OF the sea. which
bids defiance to the waves that dash against
IT, ne stands unscathed by the arrows OF
slander and nnmoved ty storm or misfor.
tune. He may be relied upon. He may be
trusted.
SCHOOLS AsD SCHOOL HOUSES.
Thus far, we have alluded 10 tho interests
OF Rayennn, solely in business point ot
view. There are other consideration. q,
still more Importance.
Some people make money by instinct.-l
They are wise in whatever pertains to dol. |
lars and cents, and ignorant in regard to ev.
cry thing else. But as a general rule, 81
man u order to be permanently success sful |
in financial affairs. nseds to possess irtelli.
gence- Thisis especially the case when we
consider the hapRiness Of whole communi.
~. Wealth Of itseli, can aiforl but little
Proft. Man has . higher nature, which re-.
quires Development. A community to be
prosperous must be enlightened and moral
Iyhose institutions then, where our cllild.enI
andyonth are trained and fitted for ,he du.
ties Of sctise life. should be well supported.
a country without schools, would be like ]
dsy without sunlight. i il the boast Of :
free people that opr bills and valleys arell
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BOOTS and SHOES A large and we'll
~ selected stock Of Boots and shoes hasj arrived
Ladies'. Gentlemen and ehdren's Shoes and Caters OF
every desert tion, well made and of the best material
They will be sold cheap, call and examine them
May I3, 1856 FW SFYM0UB.
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:, 1876. SPRING STYLES. 1856,

GENTS SILK HATS--A splendid ariic-
~ lie Gents Silk Hats, ahead Of any thing seen
IN these parts. be had al No B. Pheuix Block. Gal
and look Ut then--MAS S, 1856 j. r. GREEN.
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7 .AWNS! LAWNS LA splendid as
IL sortment now ready for inspcctnL--the best in
town for I2t cents PRENTlSS, HOPKINS Il Co,
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STREATOR, DAILY & co.

! 'bHE SHkLERsvILLE CHEAP, 0EE PRICE
sToRE Is now being sled with every variety Of
seasohable GoOds which have been selected with care
a9e u mev Of me wants o. The people Ia This section
goods 81 very low prices will and Il 70 their
70 call and examine our stock before making their
spnng purchases We pledge ourselves not 70 be
dersold by any estabshm ut on the Western Reserve
nssPree 10 all, is our notfs, and will be - tretly
Nay lc;h, isss. sTRKAToR. DAILY & CO
RoNNETS BONNETS !-Ladies', IL
~ you want new rphng Bonnet Of any quality.
SILK, Grape, French Lace straw or any thing else
q Streator, Daily d Co.'S and you will and pile OF
.nem, with kb6ons 70 match, selling fast and cheap.
HATS-Silk Panama, LeEhorn, Straw,
IL and Palm Leaf endless variety for sale cheap
oy STREAToR, DAILY q CO
.ADIES-5O cents will buy a good Lawn
~ Drsss at STRFATOR. DAILY q Cos
| CASE Prints just received and for sale
1 at STREaToR, DAILY q Cos
ISHAW LS-Blk Silk, Grape and all other
~ styles, for sale cheap By
MANTILLAS--A splendid assortment.
lti just received and going fAst and cheap.
isMav 10 sTREATOR, DAILY & co
TICKING--The best in the county for the
L low price Of lsi cents can be found at
May 10th STREAT"R, DAILY e. Co.'S
NAST STEEL HOES AND MANURE
" FORKS just received an for sale by
srREAToR, DAILY & CO.
ShalersviIic. May 10, 1856.
NARPETS--I am now receiving a large
" stock of carpets that will be sold at very low pri
ces--day 18th. 1856. FW SEYMOUR.
A SUPERIOR article of White Fish end
II Tout in half bbls. just received by
May l3 FW SEYMOUR
BOOTS and SHOES A large and we'll
~ selected stock Of Boots and shoes has arrived
Ladies'. Gentlemen and ehdren's Shoes and Caters OF
every desert tion, we'll made and Of the best material
They will be sold cheap, call and examine them.
May l3, 1856 FW SFYM0UB.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
JUST received, and now opened, u splen.
d did stock Of DRY GoJDS, for the Spring aud
Summer trade, consisting in part Of DRESS GOODS,
such as
PERSIAN CHALLIs,
CHAI.LI DE REGE,
CHALl.I Dis LANES,
PRINTED IAGONETrS,
- PRINTED LAWNS Il MUSLINS,
Fl In and plaid Bereges, with Trimmings match, of
various tyles aud all cnlOrs also large assortment
of Sir Mantillas, OF various eoOrs; Lace Shawis,
Cashmere do, Stslla Shswls, Cashmere Scarfs, &c
All Of the above goods will be sold ut prices that
not fail to snit and any in want of any kind OF
Spring or Summer Goods, will find to their Interest
to call aud examine our stock b, fore purchasing else
where. n. l.. DAY.
May 9th, 1856 No Q, Phcnix Block.
u q
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NAST STEEL HOES AND MANURE
" FORKS just received an" for sale by
sTREAToR, DAILY & CO.
ShalersviIie, May 10, 1856.
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TICKING--The best in the county for the
l. low price Of lSi cents can be found at
May 10th SrREAThR, DAILY Il Co.'S
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TOR THE RISING GENERATION--
ring along the Young Aulericas." and let us
" Cap the cmax--I have large assortment of Boys
Hats and Caps sf every style and price.
MN8 1855, J ]. GREEN, No 2, Phenix Block
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RlRD CAGES-A nice and cheap article
~ at HATrH's Drug Store.
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MANTILLAS--A splendid assortment,
lu just received and going fast and cheap.
fyMhv 10 STREATUR DAILY e. co
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STRAW GOODS--Men aud Boys Pom
~ ANA, beghorn. PUNISHABLE, Pearl, Pedal, Canton
aud Palm loaf Hats, Of all styles qualities and prices
Also, Misses FLATS, Of every description. also.
Children's TURPANS and HATS, Of different st, los.
and q abeuutful article, MAY 8 J.T. GREEN,
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LICK OUT FOa TIE BIG SHOW !!
Fun Ahead! Approaching Novelty 1!
FIRST OF CEHE SEASON.
Major Browns
II 4 n n 0TH C0LLOSIU II
Ose Charge Only

Fiv. separate and distinct Exhibi,
b tions under one immense Pavilion.
q and Tor
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SHAW LS-Blk Silk, Grape and all other
~ styles, for sale cheap by
May 10 sTaEAToR. DAILY & co
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NAPS--For MEN and BOYS--An end
" less variety. among which may be found Mems
Congress- Caps. [satn] Jockeys Drab Embroidered, a
fancy article; Boys straw Caps In fact, every thing
May7 l. r. GREEy
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MIR. HIRAM MARKS

The uneqnalled Metormerphnse ri
der. the originator Of the Celebrated
Trick Act. taken from "Uncie Toms
Cabin IL which he personates' Aunt
Ophelia.' 'T0psey,' 'Geo. Harris, >
'Uncle Tom.' chunging from charac.
ter to character with the utmost ra.
pidity.while his hOrseis st full speed
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CASE Prints just received and for sale
at STREAToR, DAILY Il Cos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-21
WAGONS. WAGONS wA.oNS.Y,

DLoW AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18th
l. and Main Streets, keokuk, Ioaa Having
purchased the before nased establishment and
male large additions TO IT, we m ufac-
turing of the best OnIo TIMER including the sfean,
bent feiios, mo other timber for wheels being used
in this establishment WAGONS OF EVERY VA
RIETY, HACKS, PEDDLING WAGONS. CARTS.
WHEEL-BARROWS CULTIVAToRS, AN Il
PLoNs, in style and work msnship equal to any 10
the Western States. AS we use none but the best
material, and employ none but the best mechanics
We feel confident Of being able to obyiate the ne
eessity, to those who Will give q call, of send
lng either to Chicago or Cincinnati for any article
in line.
y. B.-A good stock Of Flows and Wagons con
siantly on hand TO supply purchasers at The short
esi notice Those wishing TO purchase can save
time and money by calling Mt the corner Of l2th
and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES.
mill
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keokuA GvmnasIun.

TSHk UNDERSIGNED would respectfully an.
4 nouace 10 the citizens Of keokuk that he has
opened his rooms for the reception Of gentlemen.
Suitable and ample preparations have been made
TO p-eseyfe and promote the health, vigor and men
la easttety Of all who may desire TO participate in
the manIy exercises and healthy sports Of gymnas.
tics. Pure air and cold water, judiciously used in
the manner prescribed by him, cannot fail to make
the most weakly healthy, strong aud robust.
sIs- Rooms AZ Concert Hall, Sd story. Main st.
in the 81 story. o. MANCHESTER
deefSltf
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JUST RECEIVER.

nlRECT from New York, the largest and most
- splendid stock Of Ladies' Fancy Furs Fancy
Robes, Fur Gnuntiets Swans Down Victorneg and
Cuffs; Gents Fur Mufilers Fur Gloves DC &c. ever
brought 70 the West. shall offer Gredf Inducements
TO aHirho cdat anything ia the above line and will
sell sets of Vctornes cheaper than the same article
can be bought IN ST. Louis. All ask is for you 10
eau and examine my stock, which is superior to any
thing in the West
Ladies please call and look over my stock. No
trouble to show goods DON'T forget the place, but
call at the NEW York EsroRruM
A. G. SHELDON
0ct.9ll SD Main cornar ~ Q.
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MERCHANT TaII,OR,.

Il ELY q HURLEY have just received the finest
IN stock Of goods for gentIemens wear ever
brought to keokuk. Ii il unnecessary for us "a
enuincrate the various styles and patterns, all
ask If call, and will satisfy our citizens that
have the article and will have them made I, Ia
n and please. Our place Of business IL the old
stand two doors west If the Post Office johnson St
aw3-dawlm KELLY 4 HURLEY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-21
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TIAVING purchased Of h. A. Williams his en-
i i tire stock of Groceries, we will carry on, th
above business and sell at very low figures in order
make for Spring stock For extraordinary
bargains call at his old stand Main street. between
4th and 5th.
Also the highest cash price paid for all kinds Of
produce. W. ii. AUSTIN $Co.
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