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T7o THE LADIES. Bargains Bargains !! Bar
gains LAS we are anxious to close out oil our
Ladies Summer Dress Goods, we will offer them at
gerry reduced prices for cash. or on n9era credit to
responsible customers Call cary o anI secure good
bargains at o.s 9Eo. W. eMiiHo'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-06-18


NHEAP FURNITURE FOR CASH.
~ 80 fine Sofas, Divans and Tetes
NIarbletop and plain Bureaus
Cottage and Jenny Lind Bedsteads;
Wood and Marble Centre Tables
any quantity of Parlor Tables, Rocking Chairs,
from . to Is dollars
Cane and Mahogany Chairs;
and large quantity OF other Furniture always on
hand, at the lowest rates for cash
The new style Metallic Cases always on hand
A. d. CHANDLER.
Stanton, June Is, 1856.
NOTICE.-Al notes and accounts due to VIM. +.
IN Asst Co.. unless settled by the LIST of July will
be put into other hands for collection We hope this
friendly warning will be regarded.
WIN. f. Asst & co.
Staunon, June Is, 1S56-3ts
NTOTICE.-Th subscriber expects to procure in
~ short time patent for his recently invented
Grain and Seed Separator and will be able to furnish
his machine at short notice. WIN. EATON.
June 18th, lS56.-3t
CIMOKING OBACCO--aO bbs prime old
- Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco just received and fol
sale RO. G. GLENDY,
Stanton, June Is, 1856. Per G. I. COCHRAN.
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~ SACKS Marshall and Ground Alum SALT in
y "' - J. BRANDEBURG d co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-13

HOMR.
INSURANCE CO., NO. 4, WALL STREET, N. Y.
WILMINGTON
UNION ms. CO, CLEVELAND.
BRIDGEPORT
FIRE MARINE fNs. CO, BRIDGEPORT, CONN
FRANKLIN
FIRE AARINEINS CO .Fosp Dc LAC. Wis,
EQUITABLE
INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON
MASNACHUS ETTS
MUTUALLIFEIN s. CO., SPRINGFIELD, MASS
rINAE abovs Companies tsr,h Aggregate Copua
! 81 %, 300, 600 ODER strong Inducements t.
the public to provide against loss or dams c by are
juiyi7-d WM. +. TURNER, Agent.
kEOkUK MARINE 1NSURANCL co.
Capital, e2OO, ZOO.
VINHIs Company is prepared TO do Marine Insur
anes business. Cargo risks taken 1T Gust omar,
rates, and the facilities extended reg
uiar customers
Losses promptly adjusted.
DiREcroEs
A. Bridgman, VIM +. Turner,
:. h. Harrison, Geo. y. Smyth.
John Templin, A. l.. Deming,
John McCune, &, n. Conn,
G. barber, Jas. +. Cox.
". 9. kenteen.
A.BRID0MAN, President.
q. B. SMYTH, Vice President.
Al. DEMIN0, Treasurer.
WE. TURrRR, Secretary.
Once in sample . building, second Street.
tAn3ld&w5mo
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THE LARGEST CHEAPEST AND BEST
READ BIGELOW's LIFE OF FREMONT,
" AafAenbr aHd only Complete Edition al the Il,
sAd Public Sc, rsres Of
JOHN CHARLES RR EMONT.

The AafAentc snd only Complete Edition al fA< L,ye
sAd Public Se,r1es Of
JOHN CHARLES Fremont.
INCLUDING AN ACCOUNT OF
HE Explorations, discoveries and Adventures on
Five succeasful Expeditions Across the North
American Continent; Voluminous Selections
from his Private and Public Cosrespon-
dencs; Including his Defesee before
the Court Martial, and fullye-
ports Of his principal
Spseches in the senate u the United States.
BY JOHN BiGELOW. Editor Of N. Y. Eve Post
WaAsn s<esrose Portrait On Steel WITH ssmsress
Spirited Illustrations.
ONE LARGE l2ns. W sEAR 500 PAoxs. PRlc. Al co.
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33Aain-st.
Matter ia this edition not to be found in any
other Biography Of Fremont.
Account Of Col. Fremout's mothers family In
Virginia, and his relationship 70 Washington.
Particulars Of her first and second marriages.
Will Of his grsnfather. Col. Thos. Whiting.
Speech VI Dr. Linn in the Uni.ed States Senate
moving 70 print extra copies Of his report Of the
Ast Expedition.
a graphic account Of his second Exploriag Exps-
ditiOu from the pen Of Col. Benton.
Authentic account Of the third Expedition and
the Emancipation Of California.
Secretary Marcy Report on Premont's Rxplora-
tion and Coaquestof California.
Accounts of the extraordinary ride Of COL Pre-
mont from Lon Angeles to Monterey, and back--Se0
miles in days.
Commodore Stock tsn IS account Of the Conquest Of
| CalifOrnia by Col. Fremont.
Affair Ut honor between Col. Fremont and Col
Mason. Governor Of California, With ali the Cor
rsspondence.
Letter 70 the Adjutant General asking Court
martial.
His own defence before the Court martial, report
| ed complete.
Complimsntary letters from Alexander Won
Humboldt, and from the London Geographical So
ciety.
| Curious scientific controversy with Capt. Wilkes
Of the 6osth Ses Exploring Expedition.
! Col. bsaeOa,s account Of Fremonts fourth Elk.
| pl0rinG Rxpsdition.
cslumnes supposed To have originated with Col NO.
! r. Weller. in California, and IN which be avcvs
himself Denocrat.
Full reports tan.brdgedy Of bis principal speech
4 20 In the u. 8. senate.
| Affair Of honor bstween Fremont and Senator
foote, with thseorrsspoudence complete.
Thrilling account Of his fifth and last Expedition
| by an artist Who accompanied him.
An account Of tho scientific results Of his last
Expedition. written by himself.
Inc ya1' IN regard to bis religious experience
letter relation to the probability Of Paei6.
Rniirpsd. .usIo
s'OOO Acres v:l..sie Esrnisg Laal
u vINHESE valuable lands are in CLARK oountv No
= about - miles from the Mississippi River sus
II miles from the Dsa Moines.
4 They were located some 80 years since BY tn
Hon, DAN'L WRssrER with view 10 no .hoic
farms. Having abundant stock waIss, ana en-
bracinx some Of the cAotessf Tmber 80 EretyJs d
she State. they oner great indacemsnts 70 psrson
wishing goed farms 70 improve. For paxtasaIar
inssirs q JAs.D. ESTES, or
Keokuk, ssptl -diw-wsm
fPout and Timos AoOv
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FRsK LAsoR-The natural capital which eonsti-
tates the rcai wealth Of this great country, and
creates that intelligent power in the alone to
be relied on - the BulvArk u Free Installations
lJohn O. fremout's Letter Of Acceptance.
Whenever there 10 substantive good to be done.
whenever there 10 . foot Of land 10 be prevented
from becoming Slave territory, ann willing 10 a.
sert the prnsiple Ut the exclusion Of Slavery
Daniel Webster.
Irspcat that never can and never viii vote. and
no earthly power will ever make me vote TO spread
Slavery over territory where il does not exist
Henry Clay.
heartily concur In all movements which have
for their to repair the mischief arising from
the violation Of good faith in the repeal Of the Mis-
souri, Compromise. am opposed to Slavery in the
abstract, aud upon principles sustained and made
habitunlby settled conviction. While feel index
ibie in the belief that ought not to be interfered
With whore Il exists under the shield Of state SOW
ereignty, inAexibly opposed 70 its extension
on this continent beyond Its present limits- Johs
feel that there il nothing which the civilised
world II they take notice Of humble IN individ-
uai - myself, viii repsoaeh me With, when ! say.
. ssid the other day, had made up my mind,
for one, that sxder ctycwmsfssces would consent
TO tho further extension Of tho area Of Slavery in
the Uaited states, or Of the further increase Of
Slave representation in the House Of Rcpssssnta-
tives.--(6peech Of Daniel Webster ON the Oregon
Bill, l848.
r.. vs..1 u ESssr cL4T--IA 1870, Henry ci.,
spoke the following words
Bat yoa cannot put. your finger any part Of
the Constitution which conveys the right or the
power " carry slaves from Of the States Of the
Union 70 any Territory Of the United 6tstes. Nor,
sir, can admit for single moment that there Il
any separate o. distinct right upon the part Of
States individual member VI the States, or any
portion Of the people Of the United States 10 carry
SiAyssinto Territorics, under the idea that Those
Territories held in common between tho several
States.
I. Tss RscaaoEn RSariRER.os rHx CINCINNATI PA :,
voRx ith the utmost posalble preclsion aud en-
phAsis Of language, these resolutions affirm ID.
great vital principles, LIT, Of the Constitutioua
guarantees Of Slavsry; and secondly, u the equal
ty Of the States in respect Of thei usvsrsign dig
nifty aud political rights In equally clear and eon
usivc terms the doctrine Of Equattcr Sovereign,
ia rspsAistsd BY the Deaosrstie party.
| II - elected 70 the high oGos for which yos
parsiAlity hes nominated ne, will eudsasos 70 Cd
minister the according 70 the true spiri
Of The Classification, ~ IL va undsyssood b. Il
great men Who framed and adopted IL, and In sueI
way = 70 preserve both LibsTty sad Union.-
tJ0hn @. 1rsnont.
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MAnhatsan Life Insurance Com pany,
lac BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

m00h0es0D Lie - u = nee COm pa0y
lao BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
SAsA CsPNdiawd Aeesma alton x400, 900.
nEpOSITED4lo 100 900 with he Com ptyoller Of the
- stAte OF New York, for The security of Policy
holders In addition to which the stockho lders a,s
personally liable. Among the Directors ar. the
most wealthy and influential citizens Of New York
rms Stock Company, returning TO the as
party 80 years Of age may secure 10 his family,
free from the claims Of hR srvdiiors for about 30
cents per week, policy for s., 600
no would not spare this sum for the Rratiacs-
ton Ut reelection, on sick bed in case of acct
dent that II all else fail, he had made q certain
provision for his family IL would tighten his
pain, and do more for bis recos cry than medicine.
N. ID. MORGAN, Prest.
c. Y. WKsPLs, See'y
rrosPcctas, with all necessary information, fur
nished by RICkEi a SIMPSON, Agts.
P,st Office Building,
Augo-diy keokuk, Iowa.
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M u SUCAL!

nh paoits are respectfully invited 10 csii Al the
4 NkW MUSIC ROOM Of the subscriber. ana en-
anime tbs most splendid stock of
PIANOS, MEL0DEON6,
GUITARs> FLUTES, vIOLuNs.
STRINGS, SHEkT MUSIC, INSTRUCTION BOOKS
&C., ever offered in Iowa.
All Instruments cold are warranted 1t Esstsyv
prices.
Rooms in Ogden 3 new Building. No. So, Main 1t.
sssr second. 0. G. ISBELL,
novixdW Teacher Of Music.
New sheet music.
l usT received nj o. c. lsbell's Music Rooms In.
assortment Of the latest and most popular pub
hcAtions. apr25-dtf
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JoHs 9. SAxR.-We regret to hear Of the
continued and Increasing illness Of this rsn.
tlemsn. A stroke Of Paralysis, which q.
nicted him during the last winter, se6ms 70
have been for him the conuenssusnt OF !
long period Of suffering and disability. The
many friends Of Mr.. SAKE will learn. with
deep sorrow, that be 10 nov confined 70
hi: house and completely prossratsd.--( Baf-
fslo Express.
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PAULO6 = HEATING sTOv9N. -.
DtRtoR and Heating Slows, for VOID u.
i coal, Of new styles and patterns, for esls "
by TILLIN0HAST, LANE Buell.
ssptSd l3S Maln-et
vxyANTED-A House and Lot o. vaoant lot d
w exchange Tor dry goods. Address KROKUK
through the PcstodAee. (sept3-d
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| \. KENDALL. L. powE. o.o =
KENDALL, aOWE 4 co.,
tsuocs.soss 70 sows, locxwooo 1 co.,
Wholesale ana Resasl
AooIiuN = COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
| s..1a! seat Rssase Agsnss,
uos' 70 the Athsnsun ,keokuk,
lk1ahiICuLAka attention will be paid to buv;.s
and selling Real Estate and persar., r.o.....s
nesotiAf'ns tosas and any other business thai ns,
be entrusted to US. 10y
We have convenient rooms, and win attend -
storing and forwarding goods and produce OF All
kinda. " III
Liberal cash advances made on rood, oon,;,n~,
for saae when desired.
We have large and we'll selected stock ~ Gaia
and Silver watches Gold Jewelry and notions, which
" oner u Wholesale and retail, a. low a can 81
found in the country.
Merchants and peddlers will be supplied At OK.
srensiy low prices for cash.
DIssOLUTION.
IsHE co-partnership heretofore existing uras,
1 the style Of Howe, Lock wood 4 Co.. i, this A..
dissolved BY mutual consent. mr.. E. A. Lock wood
retiring from the firm All unsettled husinsss AZ
the late hrm viii be attended to by Geo. B. Felt.
LOWELL HOWE
"A. LOCKWOOD,
GEO B. FELT
4 CAWD.
HAVING this day disposed Of nv interest in IN.
- nrm OF Howe. Lockwood 4 Co., to Mr.. A. Ken
daii Of Boston, Mas., would take this optoYtun;
OF returning my thanks to the citizens az eokuk
Tor their liberal patronage extended 10 me duyin,
my connection with the old firm and would cor
daily recommend the new nrm to nv friends, .s in
every way worthy ofthcir condolences and patronage
sept-dtf T.. A. LOCKWOOD
LLOYD stnPsos
RlCkEH 4 SlMPSON.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS, COLLECTORS.
A NDlNVkSTIN0 AGENTS., P,stoeRce Building.
- tupstairs) keoknk, Iowa. All NotariaI bus
ness pro"psly and carefully transacted Titles er.
EXPERIENCES:
Charles Parsons, Esq, Banker. Eeokul.
A. l.. Dsming& Co..
Gen. II. T. Reid, a
Ford, 0orham 4 Ford, :.
D. ". kiiboarne, ESQ.,. %
Mcssrs. Fickiin 4 Lucas. ..
Aessrs Rankin Miller, Attorneys.
respectfully invite those DESTROYS Of ;nve.,ir.
IN Heal Estate to examine our list which com prizes
some OF the most desirable property in Keakuk
which We oher on the most favorable term.
June ~, '56-dAw RICKEY AsiMpsnN
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q True merit, like the pearl inside a
oyster, % content 70 remain quiet, until IL
6nds IN opsaing.
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On the Slavery question the platform adopted FOR
Buehanan comprises these points:
list. Congress has no right to exclude Slavery
from say territory.
~. The popie Of territory have no power ts
prohibits Slavery 30 long the territorial govern.
sneHt iasts.
I'd. Squst.er Sovereignty IL hambug, and 10 nc
longer plank in the Democratic creed.
4th. estate equality mcans the right of Slave
holders 10 take their Slaves into the public do
main. By virtue Of the Slave laws Of the Slave
states.
3th. That Slavery IL national and Freedom sec.
tional.
9Th That the people Of territory can only ex
elade Slavery from among them after they have
formed . State Constitution and heen admitted pts
the Union.
7th. That Kansas must be kept out Of the Union
On the pies Of want Of population, until the Ere.
state men are murdered driven ont and the slave
holders firmly planted under the protection Of III.
General Government.
sth. That any man denying the foregoing doc
trine IL Traitor and should Be dealt with sccord
ingiy.
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MAMuLL RALsTON.
nEALEkS In Groceries and Produce, and For ward.
~ Ing and Commission MerchAnts, IS Main street,
between "a and Sd, Keokuk, lows.
Would call tho attention of the ctisens Of thscity
and Country Merchants to their large and we'll az
lsetsd stock o. Groceries They have Of the lar.
gest stocks ever offered In this place Of all such
teles - are usually kept in Grocery establishments
and will sell on the most reasonable <erms. They
fesl conndsnt from their long experience and de-
termination to rive strict persons attention to busi.
nsss that they will merit liberal share Of custom
nov10dv
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~ LraT o. INDIANA RRRE BANKS taken o. Cur
rency 81 the Banking Houses in this city.
R.al otao.hs. CO.
R.nL ~ I.Sis.. N,nhi.., Ga
H.rl - Nn.r. &c.. ~. w.
R.nI ~ Nont,c.,Ia Mon,i..i,s
n"nscSio, NonstesHs'
RI - a...r c..
R.nL ~ RI ill., Raetviu.
H.nL ~ $500. sr....
RanL ~ x.r..- 49,.
Rr,oLv,us R..S p.-..Lr;i,.
Camhr;d.. CIV R.rh C.mh,;do.ct,
C.nal R.nL Ex.n..iit.
Ccn,r.i R.nt r.I;.a.s.,,;.
cra.e.n, ri,~ ~ r.,n.
Erch.n.. n.as G..a....,,a
p.,m,.,s' .rd u..h..is~,n... ya,.,,
Y.xe,,.ca.n,x RI Ca.na.,,S"
r.,,.... n.ai W".sN,a
a..--.. ~
Ua~.;s, d. I.a..
Ind,.ns H.nh nsd,.n,,
fnJ;.aa So n..'n "a
1ma;. 49,. - Iupo'0'
V.n.,.l~ 80 Mo.oao.
1900 RI I Sl1pu'
1870. 80 uu,
~ AZ. 60 ISL psnk Ns~ Albany.
pv.;,;. c;,v ~ TO- r.
p.-l.ca d. s
sanths,, RI T..u
S.Iam R.nL So
s.viny, RAJ - Taa c,,,
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G. Death u not Al evil--it 10 the idea
We have Of il thai makes the word 20 terri
Bile.
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

ENDURANCE AGENCY.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CoMpAyr.
CAPITAL $500, 900.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL 100000
COMMERCIAL ms, CO.. OF ST. LOUIS,
CAPITAL $l50,0O0.
STAR ms. CO., OF OGDENSBURGH, N. u,
CAPITAL 100000.
VvVHE undersigned continues to issue Policies =,
usual in the above Companies. They are ali
6rst class and subs sntiai and offer ADVANTAGE. n
insurers.
G-Dweling House risks taken nj reduced rates
VIM. w. BELltNAP Agent
second-st., bet. Main 4 johnson.
keokuk Sept. l-dim
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NEW PIANOS.
"E have just received three ma gni 6cent a. and
w Octave Rosewood Pianos with entire iron
frame and circular scale. Also, one second hand
hilbert Piano talmost new for rent or sale ct
bargain.
A lot Of Taylor improved music stools, and In
dia rubber piano covers with al. the new and late
sheet music
| On hand . good assortment Of Melodeons and
h:olicons. PATRICIA GROUSE,
second street bet. Main 4 Johnson,
aug23d keokuk.
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IAN sDT on TIES
EF51l

In Unon Block. No. 1873 Main Street, Second Floor,
vuNHE undersigned most respectfully begs leave to
l inform the musical community Of this oft and
vicinity that he has opened PiAsovosrx D.ror
comprising extensive and varied stock OF instru.
ments from the manufactures Of nearly all the eel
cbrated makers in the world. Among these are some
which received the First Premium in Europe q we'll
~ America 1T the late Worlds Fair. All are Of
fered for less than cost prices in order TO close up
business.
Come and Judge FOR yourselves. Pianos tuned IN
equal temper through the ~ keys, and repaired e
order. J. b. JENNINGS
xug29 dim.
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EynUR! s.c--.-cr-:.c.-c-. car rely rrcr sctt.c;
Il Quincy. Bentonsport aud Birmingham Fiou
regularly ~ IS, Main street
nov2Sd IIAMILL 4 RALsTON.
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GEO. =. 5ARiENT, Pres't, m PARKER Gosh.
1ISHE undenigaed. proprietors Of the bank VI
Florence, Nebraska, az, by tn, provisions Of Its
Charter individually responsible for ail It's issues
and viii redeem the Notes u aid fnstitntion in
csin at its counter In the city Of Florence and :,
either Of their Banking Houses. in KAsteru Ex-
change - per cent, or in specie IT same rates q
otksr Currency.
Cook Sargent, Davenport, lows;
Cook Sas. mt & Downey, lows City;
Cook, Sargent Io,k, n. Dos Moinss:
Cook, Sargent 4 Parker, Florence, Ncbraxka
Davenport, Iowa. July 1, '56. sept1- AN
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Wao DsvEArRD THE KAHYAs Psovrso p
Twenty Northern members voted for concur
ring with the senate in striking out Tie Kan
sss proviso 70 the Arny bill, vis: Asssss.
CadsaIsdsr, Dsnver, florsncs, Pallsp.s(
Maine, Hall Of lows, Harris Of IliiG
Adr.ison Of Ohio, Hassn, Hickmaa, KIN
Marshall Of Illinois, Miller Of Indiaa2
Packer, Peek, Tyson, Vail, Wells, jr., WksS
Ter, Whitney and Williams--l6 BachaAusss
and Americans.
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PATRICK d GROUSE.
PLANO FORTES
Sheet Music, and

MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
g ALE ROOMSov Howe 1 Lock A
~ woods Store, Second street, be- nSO
tween Main and johnson, Keokuk,
Iowa. Weshail always keep on hand NV
an elegant assortment Of Pianos from the Ees,
makers; Child Bishops Meiodeons Martin, Hal
SON and Imported Guitars French and Herman
N'olins; American and imported Flutes; Fiutinas
and Accordeons; Fine French, English and Italian
Violin Strings Drums; Violin Cases; Piano Stools
and Covers large and select catalogue Of Sheet
Music and Instruction Boots. Pianos and Melods.
ons sold ct ManafActurers' prices and always war
rnnted. Dealers and teachers Supplied on the most
liberal terms. Pianos tuned and musical instru
menss repaired. Owing to the low stage Of water ia
the OHIO River, We are Ut unable Ut present to se
any portion of large stock Of Pianos here
few shipments by railroad, which are expected
soon.
keokuk June "a dam
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4N. 4 = q = Jef0.
f-a sh ' invest
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SUND ~ fES.

~,,c ~ - - 0lSo
Sguhn Kettles from 8 TO - gallons Ovens ana
1son Lea Kettles; Japansd Trunks: Puddir, ~
C. cs Mcuids scolloped and plain Cake Pane: Tea
:: 'seF, quare and round, assorted Lard l. = =.
Wsfe AND Stove Pipe. House, sheet iron = nj ~ =,
Ps' worA zone promptly, in the very best m snn.r
--Puso COAsT0CK ! BROTHRRs.
49, JAPANED Ware.
AND LAmps, cAndle-stieks, sugar hovls Nrr..
- lamps, molAsaes cups dredge boxes. du,t nan,
srA.ers, sugar and cake boxes, W. II. trunhs a..
ssn''er al sizes, grocery do. toy cups and has
sets, ssnd boxes, bill head cases eulendarx ,.,,a
HER all Of which We will Sc low Al No "a '''s'
sePtISd CUMSTOCK 4 BRO.
20 boz: box coffee mills At No. IS.
~ septl3d cnMsTOcE 4 RRo
II AsTiNG spoons, tea and table do. i.d,.. and
n skiamers, egg boilers and whip.. oaLs nsns
,'ce mculds, arc carriers, oyster and hash di.hes
&c. al %. ,eptl3d COMSIOCk BRO.
kJkAlkIE state, Excelsior, Oval Boz and House
farior improved, for sale low Ut 81.
.eptlsd coMsTocK BRO
100 pair assorted shovels and longs ii So.
sep.lsd COMST0CK BRO.
iAs dox. fancy coal buckets, for sale very lew.
septisd COMsToCK BIO.
5000 lbs, sheet Zinc, rs, 80 and 81 inches wide.
ats3. septi3d COMsTOCk BRO.
$50 glass lanterns. very low at
septlsd coMsTocK 4 BRO.
500 lbs sheet copper, At
septl3d cOMSTOCk BRO
1 kinds II ware pertaining 10 houseke eping, <c.
Stoves black ed and put up On short notice.
House and all other kinds Of Job work in our line
done with dispatch ut So. COMSTOCK 4 BRO.
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~O. Aoso, S0PD 0U0 Uxo. A0So.
1n0 CASES Hats received from tn usnu~ r
lOV factory, Of all styles. qualities aad
pricss, Tor sale cheap 1T Wholesale and retail.
Merchants will do veil to call and examine nv
stock, ~ am bound not 10 be undersoid BY any
house in the Vest althsr 81 ST. Louis or C,neinnat
CAL aud examine prices and gods 1t.
SMRLDON'S.
scptl0d 70 Main street.
900 dos. msns plush caps, new styles Add ell
qaaiitirs tor sAle cheap 1t SHkLDONS,
ssplvd 70 Main Street.
1000 doz msns' silk. far, and cool hats. Tor
sale cheap,at SHRLDON's,
aeptied 70 Main Street.
500 dos. mus buck gloves, iaitts, gAan Il,
and Ladies fancy fura, for sale cheap At
sspsi0d SHELD0Nk, 10 Main Street.
ADlES.--Now u the time fur you eli 1o cali
II and secure yourselves eus Of these splendid
sctts u Furs. have Just received my Winter stock
of them, and will sell them ~ cheap y you can
bay them IN 81. Louis. Among my stock may be
found the following
STONE MARTIN,
AMERICAN SABLE,
FITCH
RUSSIAN FITCH.
MOUNTAIN MARTIN,
ROCK MARTIN
COMFY
Come one, come all, aud exsmins. No troubie 70
show Goods 1T 6HELDONS,
seplOd 70 Main Street.
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GOLDEN SYRUP--In kegs and half bills Bel
~ cher's Sugar House Syrup, in kegs and half
bills. kAisns in boxes, half boxes and qusrtses.
nov78d HAMIIL 4 KALSTON.
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WILLIAM PURNELL

W0OLESALE D0OT0 AND SHOES.
NIX Fall and Winter stock Of Doors, 6noea asd
AVA usoGAHs Is now full and complete, % which
fTssa arrivals viii continus to b. aaded 9 NE go
son Advances. The attention Of the trade 10 mort
respectfully invited, - ! Am quite conhdsat go
make u 70 n, interest Of dsacn TO purchase Of Ne
1T my new Store, No. 80 Main street. . few door,
west Of - ncston 4 sons.
w.. THOMPSON.
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LIME LlMEtI
WE, the undersigned, would inform our friend
w and the psblie In general, that We have jssi
burned kiln of 6rst rate lime, and will constantly
keep ON hand full supply Of said article dufine ~
season. ORDERS respectfully solicited.
kilns the hrst below the corporation liaits.
mch34ddom b. zWART 4 CO.