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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-11
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK J

THE YANKEE WoMAN-When a Yam.
kee woman goes to ride with her children
she considers it necessary to keep them
from falling outputs one foot on one
child and the other foot on another
holds baby in one hand and carpet bag
in the other
Rises-buaget in hand. and change in
her mouth, two minutes before the cars
come to a stop
Give her morning call she will peep
through the side-light. at the ring Of the
doorb if you are a pcddler she will
make her appearance and give YOU an
answer. If you are a minister she will
slip on pretty dress and cordially receive
you into the parlor
The Yankee woman bakes. brews and
fries, in the forenoon makes the button
holes in the afternoon snatches half an
hour after supper, for practising on the
piano makes calls or attends lectures.in
the evening.
Docs UP tho summer sewing in ths
winter, for the chance of doing the win
ter sewing in the summer.
Spends week 10 tho mysteries If
pastry salads and creams and, at the
last moment, makes ourls. draws or,
gloves, and appears as hostess for bril-.
liant party. Never mind those colored
walters-they are only hired for show
like the chandelicrs-they never per-
formed bit Of hard labor for this par
ty it was all done by the Yankee ladv.
How do European ladies' manage?
Don't know happen to be Yankee
In the midst of tho multiplicity Of
roasting, baking: boiling, scrubbiug and
polishing.the Yankee woman alwavs man
ages to send the children to school with
clean faces and aprons,
When Tom rushes in. pantaloons torn,
she puts him to bed til! they are mend
cd.
Makes her own bonnet, and leaves her
neighbors to their conjectures whether
it came from Uptons or Bigelow s-also
whether the cost was five dollars or ff.
teen.
Weans the last baby in season for the
arrival Of the next.
II no Irishman be handy. or money be
tight, she digs out the cellar herself, and
you will see the result Of that economy,
next month, in the top flouucc of now
dress,
The Yankee woman can talk let her
little boy be accused Of quarresomeness
in the streets, and won't she give YOU n
call can YOU get in ten words edgewise2
The Yankee woman will have her
poetry iu life she will get it mewhere;
if she cannot play on the piano, she will
work points on the neck of her title girls
frOck, or at least have the brightest tins
and whitest tables in the country most
likely she will command piano, sm brod.
ers and bright tins, all three.
The Yankee woman has her thoughts
about her. the Yankee woman under
stands cost aud income, too don't tho
shopman have to take down every piece
of goods from his shelves, before she will
decide concerning bsfa yard of cambric1
Does she ever offer the baker nine
perce when tho price is twelve cents
She never has to ask the milkman tho
amount ofhis quarterly biil-ten chances
to one if there be any bill The Yankee
woman is good at cash she hates billie
of one kind bills of another kind she
hugs aud cherishes
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-11

Brasiba, the famous Macedemonian
general, caught mouse-it bi, him, and,
by that means made, its escape. "Oh
JupiterW exclaimed he, what creature
so contemplate but may have iti liberty,
if it will contend for III"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-11

Give man the secure possession OF -
bleak rock, says foreible English wr,
ter, and no will turn it to a garden; CIV
him nine years lease of garden, AVID
he will convert it into a desert.
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Singers Sewing Machines.

An persons ho drsire To chinin full aud reliable
information respecting SlNGER'S 81 " ING MA
CHiNES-ihrir price, capahiliIes, advantage, sizes
improvements methud uf Working neaus Of urucur.
Is them, aud all other rarticua's-cau do So by ap.
plying at our office
No 323 BROADWA Y, NEW YORK,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-11

A WORD To YoUNG MeN Prof,
Silliman closed recent Smithsonian lee.
ture in Washington by giving the follow
ing sensible advice to young men
IF, therefore, you wish for strong
muscles, aud quiet nerves, for long life
and power prolonged into old age, permit
Inc to say although not temperance
lecture, avoid all drinks but water, on
some mild infusion of that fluid; shun to-
bacco and opium and everything else that
disturbs the normal state of the system
rely upon nutritious food and mild dlu-
tent drink. of which water is the basis
aud you will need nothing beyond these
things, except rest aud the duo moral
regulation of all your powers, to give you
long and happy, and useful lives, and a
serene evening at the close"
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THE RrGlsrER will be sent one year, by
mail, or delivered at the office, where lay
ment Is made strictly in ddrance, for. 81 so
Delivered by carrier paid strictly in ad-
rance. .....................2 90
If not paid within six months, 30 cents adj
ditional.
paper discontinued until arrcaraecs
are paid unless at the option of the proprie-
tors.
GgAll communications must be post paid.
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In Boston, Now Y ork and Philadelphia.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
Done in modern style, and at short notice
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THE MIDDLEDURY REGISTER.
fflce IN eRswsreR.s BLOCK. MAlN.sr.

j. COBB & COM PAM Y,
PUBLISHERS AND PRoPRiEToRs.
j. Conn, ........ J. FULLER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06
Special Notice.

"NEvER SAY Dye" % penon whose hair has bo-
come gray prematnrey, unless you Of advis-
ing the use Of something which vii remedy the mat
ter. Dying the hair With ordinary articles is, at
best bata temporary Amir, ana the shad- produced
isany thing bu. that with which nature adorns the
human hair Tho "IslairAHIE Ham CuLoRING = aud
Restorative q G, Iemstrec Co., dos not act as
dye stimulates ht natural snereious rs the roots
Of the hair, by giving life ana tone to the small
vessels which secrete the naturai coorng and thus
gives them new ie and strength Itdoes stain the
skin, and may be used a. freelyas water and with
much safcty. TIE article is composed Of oil and
stimulating spirits aiording agreeable hair wash,
and Is an excellent substitutcfJr oil or p8inatum.
The p.csiar properties Of this preparation render
Il entirely different from any hing now ia use for
hohair
The c3loro Of the hair when restored il exactly the
shad il was before i, turned gray and the singular
phenomena A. udugit> use ar not only curious but
easily observed. As the bulbs at the roots Of ,ach
hairar aft ced BY the remedial agents the COM
u nesinent If tho change may be noticed the buibs
gr,a dark, aui in a bort time the hair from tho
roots outward begin. to turn Ia shade, aod 80 con
Times q d until 10 d.sir,a chang i. eGct a, ana
the ha processes % GLOSSY appearance anil shade d
youth. THIS may seem strange. but uo ''more strange
h4n trus.' In article h.. bsen xtensise,y initial
edand persons should particular t. Iurc Aaa - nly
agents. Ih snaiH hss % .natufe q lbe late
lam AMI the r.. sent lloI-i.tor tn tap If yaeh
kattje vs. f. HAGAN
sur wing partner and successor T. G. iIcustr Il
4 90, SOLO pfafrl tst Troy NV 5rl FIR g4lv AY
b HElMslREET, Union Block.
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sNoTICE TO KAILK0AD CoNTRAc-


fNHE undersigned, Commissioners Of the Western
L Division Of the " aba>h and Mississippi Rail
road, Will receive PRoPosAIs untl the 18th day Of
Mateh next, for the Grating B,idgjug. Tying and
completion ot the First section OF SAID road from
Warsaw 20 Cart age. H. The distance is Il miles
about miles II which has been partially graded
and bridgd. The work to be done will be e. Crude
the additional portion # ha section-fo grade and
repair the old grade furnish and lay the ties on the
whole--build some bridging furnish the iron and
stock the road, etc All Of which work, and mate
rial furnished, must b. af such character Us viii
make first class western road.
Ihe work tp be commenced within thirty DAYS af-
tor the acceptance Of The bids and contract ard pros
ecutyd with diligene and fidelity undar the direction
Of the Engineer 81 the road to completion within
twelve months.
Payments Will b Md as may be agreed upon, in
tha Corporate Bonds Of A. County II Hancock
City Of Warsaw, and City If keokuk, bearing ight
per cent interest-ana lndiN ldual subscriptions Of
cash, mate RAJ and real estate along ana IN the vi
entity Of the lime. Bios will b. received and consd-
ere for epdrtte sections Of grading brld ging ani
tying, and ironing and fumis hing tAe read--tr for
the Whole complete, ~ an aggregate price per mile,
etc.
The Cou missoners Receiving Tho ght Is consider
and accept only such may be deemed reasonable
and within their ability and means adopt and com
ply with
For further information apply to--and bidders
will address eiherof the undeisi 4ned--t wit:
j W. INGFKSOl.L. Canton, HI
VI. =. HUNT Warsaw III.
II W. SAMPLE, kcokak. Iowst
Ich 18th 1856. Commissioners W & NJ H. r.
d@"ida}
S1ELDON has COB Tie bsst stock r. SILK 4 scotch
- anghaul Umbrellas Canes, Carpet Bags, Ioath
lat boxa, So, tAcie il Ill Che 81 T. Cal and ex
amihe ma stock ngyl9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06
Lun1peri Lunlber!l

FTNiE subscriber GAs bought the" Fast Saw Mill"
L twe mites above the e}tY, and d prepared 20
furnish - KINDS I'll Lumbar except Plbt at tbs
14r',st Ii e, IS from : IS 10 - p per leo sat
H. Is also carr .ng "a The Pos and Wagon ttcto-
- on the ee4Hesul 2tla aHa Main street where he
lts pared 10 furnish wagons and Plaws # the best
aHish aud quality. ~ Wholesale retail, cheaper
than 4 similar article car be had in southern faEsa
deel2ddwf HAWKINS TAYLOR.
fIsIiF subscriber wishes q rut IL tbs wall dur.ry
Il 1896, Two m{.4l 4u, u brick. f3r which H. viii
take town lots Or IsAi z the Half Bred Tract z
Also two span vi Aagtes wanted 81 exchange fOr
brick work HAWKINS TAYLOR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06
y q tfCC.
-. Il

| HAVE sold my stock Of Furniture and entire
l interest in the Furniture business to Mr. c. S
ABBOTT, Of the Gate City Furniture Rooms / thank
my friends and customers FIR their many fayors and
vor and patronage. Il. WlLeEY.
fYh f3-dff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06
NOTICE 80 FAN PAYEIsS.

FT'IiUoE prisons mh0 have fgeeIVld ASSESSMENT
Lists from the City Assessor, requested 10
M the same aud leave them ~ tbs Mayors Office bg
me 9thday Of March, otberwsa the Assessor Will be
required % ii their property both real and person
a. acc1oilng u the best information be may 9bttn.
mehldiw ". ". BELKNAP. civ Assessor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06
AsIU0N Al.
The Byron Clothing Store.

n H0FFHEIMEk has removed from the corner
Y. # 1T and Mrn street, to Fl near Main IL
Graham's building / pfsr n5w my .tack " Goth
ibe 6ebts crashing Good. &C., from - 20 pr
cent. bsov cost @ make room for larger and finer
stack Il clatEing. Call and see, il Il your awn
advantage. n H0FFIiEIMEK.
5aEiGd6w second near Main y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06
COMSTOCk Il BROS.
STOVES
Timers stock.

5000 lbs oval and round Copper Bottoms from to
10 luches.
1000 bd's Sheet Iron from No. I6 to 81.
1000 packages Plymouth Riyct iron and tin d
from ~. to u lbs.
400 boxes Tin plate.
900 bundles Iron wire from No 6 70 No. IS
go gross Tea kettle breasts and GOV ers from 81 to
~ iHehtsl
so gross Pressed TN bottoms from to q inch,
40 DO do scolloped and riain dinner plates
80 do Stove ornaments assorted.
90 DO oval T,a p5t Breast and Covers
loo Go Assorted TIA It cars.
go d. IIuu tea kettl, vags
10 d. 81 d. do burr
100 do Pressed tin lat ro,efs
10 do ot ~. l, = ana p utter knobs.
100 feet Brass Wi.a ChtA
Bent HlDuts, assotttd slzes
Perforated tin httts
Copper Kgets and Burs
bucket Handles
Mallets expressly for timers use
Stove Hacking y papela u BY the kcg
tOlt~ ltN IL M IEfJD4GtER&
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06

|cT- The Lodon Times city article of the
b alt, says that the prevailing expectations
peace haze enabled the Russian Govern
|ent to dispose Of their last loan, ana thas
obtain funds, Of which they were preyi-
hsly in the utmost need.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06
S1DBI.f.sfS IsARnUa1

NadaIery IIardWara Wo SUCCEED IN th1 Eastern mari
ket and - sale az y. LOUIS prices.
They haye haHd ana are constantly mann
featuring of the hss materials. Saddles, Brides and
Harness ef every description.
The above articles viii b. sold at wholesale ar re-
tail ~ uniform prices.
Those wanting anything in our line Will do well
to cali anu examine Gar stock u fore buying as we
lntend u siNe all, the worth It their monry.
Ihe hiBhe price will be paid in cash for Hides
j. q. BERNARD & co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06
SUNDKIE>.

- lGAR Kettles from 40 ga,l.ous; Ovens nd
- Lids, odd Lids Sklilets ana lids assorted Cost
Iron len Kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding ard
hee Mouids scollofed and plain Cake Pans Tea
lahiaters, >quarg and round, assorted Lard Lamps
lin ware aad Stove PIPE. House. shect iron and p.
Per work done Pro@yt. N The very best manner.
CoMoI0Ch BkOlHERS.
"a p0Z pair assorted Shoyels and longs for sale
w ~ tte Prairie STATE Stove Rooms.
OCT 10 C0MeIoCk Il BROTHERS.
vLTEkettirs rs Ne had az the sale Rooms of the
~ Exeester stove Store
or II CoMsTocK BROTHERS..
L'NAMELED Preserve Kettles at the Sale Rooms
Il r he Prairie Premium stoves.
oct 10 t0MsT0CK & BROTHERS.
( 'oAL liods at the sale Rooms # the Cottage
y Franklin Coal Stove.
ocsio 1oMsTocK Il BROTHERS.
1000 LBS. Of Baiied Brass Kettles f5r sale low
wv al Sale Rooms If the Home parl0r Stoves
oct 10 CoM@f0Ck BROTHERS.
A LAltGE assortment ii Britannia ware far sale
lower hnn any other house III the city the Sale
Room If the Commercial purlor Stoves
oet ~ CoMsIoCk BROTHERS.
4 FINE stock Of houseKecr.rs' goods, such rs cof-
lee mills, hasting spoons, egg whips. iron skim
mers, Skinner ladies, forks, table spoons hash
4e &c, for sale at the sale Rooms Of the popular
Self Regulating Alright Stove.
oetlo coMsroCK 3 BR0TnTRs.
1O0 PAIRof Timers Solder ooppcrs on hand at
Heating Stoves.
oc'lJ coalSToc6 BROTHERS.
4 HEAVY supply If Brass, Japanned and plain
Candle Sricks AT the sale Rooms Of the Quincy
Cannon Coal Burner, which is offered extremely low by
oct 10 C0MsTOCK BROTHERS.
Short Credits and Short Prices.
NJ hnvite The attention IF buyers 70 our exten
w size and varied assortmentof
New Goods.
selected and imported for our Spring Sales
Our stock divided into Three Departments-de
voting one floor r. eaeh-enabing Us to give more at
fentlon to, aud better assortment If aeh class If
goods than can b found in any house doing general
business. The following among the articles 10
winch We devote ~ clal attention
sefurn shing Department,
LACE & MI slim CT K TABLE & PIANO COW
IAINN, Frs,
! SATIN pAMASkS, WATEBEp M0REENs.
4 SATIN BE LANES, OH Fl ENdIUKE
I IMPERIAL DAMAeks, CnINIz'S.
4 N0KNIID =" QUILTS d COUNTER
! COTTON PANF~
toEAICE~, TAS-ELS, BLANKETS
sc TOILET COVERINGS,
| DIMITIFS, Sc
Afaen Goods Department..
l5NtA @tEEIINGS. TOWELS \ TOWERING
F1LI4pW C4SELININs. DIAPERS 4tR4sU
ABLt CLOTHS LONG LAWNS,
Z ABLE bAMASkS, BIRDS IlEDIApFRS
EAPhtN@N hoy LIES, &c
STAIR LINENS,
And every variety Of SHIFTING, C0AIAPANT
LINENS
Hosiery Departments.
3 rs & A 1 i I "A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06

clAcErr oN THE USIoN.- We occupy con-
cradle space to-day with an article Of
u. Clagett which has already appeared in
, Post. He wished it inserted because he
ought our correspondent Common Sense"
|srepresented him. That was not the case.
Common Sense" made a fair argument,
|pve him into close corner, md made the
u. squirm. We do not give place to the
|ofession Of faith Of Mr.. Clagett pertaining
the nion, however, as a matter Of cour-
~ TO him, for we owe him no courtesy
+ publish it for pay. And that is our
|ology to our readers for occupying 50 much
hce that might be employed to their better
kisfacsion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06
Hardware and Cutlery.
FALL. TRADE.

- v. II, TUCKER, Importers and Wholesale
- dealers are in receipt Of much the largest stocl
winch they have As yet ever displayed to the mer-
chants of Iowa. Missouri aud Illinois which they
ak attention. aEI gcaranfy 70 BE- at $ Louis prices
Salt. 7, ls35.-daw
4 MES sH0YEIS.--A e stock ito nrrvel f0r
Il sale low by 8 ". s H. TUCKER
\}TASHING MACnIN RS Tie celebrated Float
" ing hnuckels Washing Machine. for sale by
:. ". H. TUCKER
nor UNS,-A lot of double barrelled shot guns
- same fine, for sale sow hy
w.4H TUCKER
(SiRCILAK oAWS-Afi slz.s al the 81. Louis
" Circular Save, warranted by
S. W H. TUCKER.
NTANDRFLs, CIR Cr64lss saws, Tor sale by
- ;. " IL. TUCKER.
SHQA Els AID I0NG>.-T he different qualit3e.
- n Iron. Bras ard Steel. fer sale by
y " u Ii. TUCKER
Dlck~ AND MAIloCk>-A supply Of Germas
steel and east steel pointed picks and Mattocks
also, stone picks and sledgcs, fsr sale by
y ". i IL, TUCKER.
{ tkAIA SCOOPS Iron and steel. Tor sale low
- by 5. ". Il II. TUCKER.
\ Mes! AXIS !--iTurt's Collins simmons Lin,
ptneott's. Whites and Wilson axes a large
stock iof safe low " 5. W. X ii. III CkER
DLATFoRM Scales, fron 7ooa,s and upwards. II
L talrtank pattern. with and without vers. for
sale eY s. W. II. TUCKER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06

cT~The Augsburg Gazette says that Rus
b knows very wel the views Of the Gov
|nments in London and Paris, and desires
coneede enough to damage the entente
lrdtaie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06

|ArrgcrioNArE- lecturer recently nitro
ced good story 10 illustration. minis
meeting parishioner who recently came
possession of afortune ~ the death of
) brother, asked how be was getting Oh with
|e settlement Of the estate.
|soh,' said be, ~ am having a dreadful
|ne, that with getting out letters of admin
ration. and attending Probate Court, and
killing claims, sometimes almost wish lie
kdn't died =
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Hosiery Departnen

Mn r HU@IEkl ANDGLONI@.
N0MEN'- HOSIERY ANnGI0NES
CHILDREN Is HOS lERY 6GL0VRS.
SHIRTS, DRAWERS. &c.
3 ask AZ inspection of ear stock by none but
eAsH and approved SIX MaNrn7 buytrs--to such We
offer CREST inducements.
Guiiiou. Anderson Co.
NJ ~ Market =. below 4th, Iltlad- lphia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06

|OcH DHFicuLTlKs WIN ESGLAND. The n.
Tribune, Of "Wednesday, SAYS "We an
|rstand that q letter Was received TODAY III
Is city by f. +. Cutting, Esq, from Attor-
Is General Cushing, which states that tile
(ntral American question is n a fair train
settlement. The Clayton Bulwer treaty
Is been abrogated and new treaty i to be
Fmel. We have also conhrmatory ntelli-
me BY the Atlantic Il is stated tina; Mr..
bchanan, In an Interview with Capt. West
1T before he left Liverpool, informed bin
et he looked upon the Central American
Fair as arranged, and that the Champion
bitter was now The only obstacle b n per-
81 understanding with the British Cabinet,
keading bank officer has also received a let
from his brother, a present IA London,
ho had had interview with NJ. Buchanan,
Id who writes to the same effect.
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TAKE NOTICE.


MOORE L HOOPER have just received one Of he
mtry and Fancy articles ever brought into this mar
nogi7
/ INoEkD Oh and spirit cas-. a.
IL novlT MOORE 4 IIDOPERS
NJ ooRE i H00PER'S Glyceum Ointment. de-
VI Ighifui article for chappcd hands lips &c. AZ
MOORE li0OPEK'S, on Man.
hovif near Third street
fIosIEllEk's celebrated stomach Ritters Tor
sale % MOORE HOOPER
,,ENl NE Bears OH, White ouck pomade, lust
~ received and for sale cheap hy
heyl1 MOORE z HOOPER
| t9t received supply &c Winter Strained Lard
~ tai superior article.
noyl7 MOORE q HOOPER
TO the titixeas Of hcokua
| / &NINh Interested with III the MesSY- ~ .Gelds
1 n tte Gas Fitting Business, we would assure
ne public that ail orders giscu to them gill BE- ex-
ecuied IN u neat and workman k manner and
llat they can rely upon tho work done Il, them AZ
beng CT the very best material
~ II Will be but short time before tie gas will
be introduced we would recon mend IL those desi-
fons q lighting up az the time If the completion of
he works. that they give Immediate orders far pipe.
natures, &c, otherwise, many would be delayed be-
Faha that time as i woald bo impossible 70 supply
al applications upon short notiee.
Jaiy Z. Is55.d G.. 1fEKRICK 4 90.
L1NE HUNDRED bbls winter applss for saleat
dse4 HUSTON, HAWKINS HlsION'r
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BELOW ANY ConPETIro R.
HInYornltY.

chose wishing TIL. kind Of work Wal gave money
sending heir oriar4to The oaic a ,hg Gate City.
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a style Of beauty unsurpassed. are enabled %
1ply our friends and lhl puat, on very short
ltIcc. md ri q nriea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06
Cards! Cards :
Diamond Card Presses,

most complete ani perfect thing " its kind in By
,ntry, and capable II printing Cards at the rate 81
TWO THOUSAND PER HOUR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06

The subscribers pFoprie-
tors IF the Empire Stove
Works 81. Loup, beg
leaYe to iuf irin stove
Dealer il Iowa that they
have established a branch
Of their nous ia keukuk
whert they wiilKec pcon-
stantly IA hand q large
ami well q 49rtel stock
If
ooRing q Sscat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06

Hardware, 49,
Cutlery. Guns, Pistols. Sash, Glass 4c Main street
betwetn 81 aud 9TH, keokuk, Iowa. Opposite Me
chimes block >jan4d
Il llDERs hardware. locks. laches, bolts loose
- aud fast butts, screws DC. full assorsmenf
aud iatest styles N CADl JONES 4 PICKS
y'''"1
yREENFl ELD Tool Go, 3 planes, u superior arti
NJ Gle at the 81 IN If the BIG ANVIL
lan9d
( SHARC0AL Heater sad irons great saving IN
~ fuel worthy the attention ~ every housewife
AZ CAbl, JONES PECk'S.
\NADE& Butchers genuine razors, also Tufe.
nor article Ct razor straps AZ the sign If The
Janod BIG ANVIL.
RAkBERs shears gents pocket scissors, ladies
- SCISSORS shears and trlmmers, American manu-
laeture and warranted at
jan5d cADY, JONES 4 PICKS.
u ARN door rollers the best article in use for hang
- ing barn and carriage house doors the sign IL
the BIG ANVIL.
GoLID Box and Parker's bench vices iron and
y wood bench screws, al
jan5a eADY, JONES &pEcK's.
h9toLAS' water rams, pumps, galvanized We'll
- ehain and fixtures, at the ign If the
jan1d BIG ANVIL.
az, coli, binding trace halt-r dog. ana jack
- chalnsJ Mt tADl JONES PECk'S.
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{ tofFEE hnasters, corn peppers, enameled kettles
- anu sauce pans brass kettles house furnishing
articles Of every description, at the signd the
jan5d BIG ANVIL.
DA1Nf, Naruish, sash horse cloth, HAIR, tooth,
L white wash, and other hru hcs. e New York
Manufacture 1T GADY JONES IECk j..
jan5d
('nALk, whiting, giae. sand ana emory payer. al
" the sign Of the BIG ANVIL.
jau5d
/ ISRENCH Hned ware, something new, 10 which
the attention IF housekeepors il requested, nj
jap5d tAD1 JON ES & PECk IS
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r. EEiS d stock ST Family Gr0earics, a variety II
IN lnys, and Nh assortment of Musical InstIu
menis for sale on Main Street between Second and
/ Third msr %, 1858.
fIsWkNIf- FIVE baxes M, lemons for sale at
Il declt HUSTON, HAWKINS ILLUSIONS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06
Carpets 4 Oil Cloth ; !!
Il s.. III kA II.-N Co. 80 vain NIfcor.
a.nnas AND CITY a.ots for sale.

HAVING becn requested by sundry persons and
l. At sundry times name the prices ! would
AXE for my lands and lots Iowa, take this OPP
porunity TO inform the public in general Of tie
prices | will now take for the same. list is here
unto annexed
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