davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-03

woke no expeoients but always defend nay rights upon
principle while can see no other claim, then which
OF having done bis duty In Office under his oath to
port the institution may be permitted TO say without
mat the Order 70 ney Dsonsea S.u hn
the National Convention. II they believed these So
sondary 10 their own peculiar views, they should
who had acted in good faith with them for
the advancement of American princplsf; and
have imposed on them, under the tie Of COM
mon brother the burden Of = nomination unaA
and 30 Inconsistent With the plan and spirit Of the Aer
blinded for the moment by the confusion ana excitement
il cdsnt the occasion, and which by the
Interpolation of extraneous and improper subjects into
cred they 1t to themselves and to tho great OBJ
ecs Of the org snization whose obligations they have
sumes, promptly and with dignity to retrace their
steps.
For my humble SELF believing the nomination of MlArd
Fillmore to be opposed to the spirit and letter Of the
stuton OF our Order claiming an equal ntere. with
the highest and proudest in that Order which have
80 long laborednot interest measured by the emou
ments of place and but interest In the destiny
of those institutions which chidren to inherit
enter this my solemn protest. against the nomination of
MilsId more by the late Convention at Philadephis,
self absolved from obligation to support him the
American candidate. JOHN W. BRYCE.
Fourteenth Ward Council, New York.
WHO DID MICHIGAN VOTE FOR?
One of the Michigan delegates thinks that the repor-
ters of the Herald have fallen into in recording
the vote of Michigan for Fillmore. The delegate has
reported they simply copied from the official record
where Michigan stands call for Fillmore"
Clty intelligence,
BOARD OF OFFICERS THE FIRE DEpAKrMENT.-The Board
of Engineers and Fremen Of the Fire Department met at
Clinton hail. Thursday evening, Alfred Carson, Chief
Engineer In the chair Mr.. John Lynes of Hose Com
pany, No. offered the following which adopted:
Resolved That the election for assistant engineers be
held Thursday March 70 between hesours Of M and
l2 A. NJ and that the returns be handed the Of
election at such place they direct Friday evening,
March Il, between the hours Of o9P. M.
The following gentlemen were named by the Chief as
inspectors Of Bazzoni Engine Company,
No. 45 Wm II. Wckham, Hook and LADDER Company,
No. 10; Samuel Barhaus Jr., Hose Company No. "a.
Mr. VIM. H. Wicbham, of Heck and Ladder Company
No. 10, presented the following resolution
Resolved That the officers this body directed
monsrate to the Legislature Of this STATE In session,
against the passage Of law creating the Office OF Fire
Marshal and making the be elected by the Fire De-
psrtment of the city Of New York.
Adopted with only two three dissenting voices. II
then moved to 60 into nomination for Assistant En-
gineers, which was carried The marking was then
commenced, and resulted as follows the first twenty
being eventually declared the regular nominees: :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-03

PURL0INING RrvER--There ia little contr.-
versy spriDging up between New York and Psnnsyva-
MIA In relation to the Chemung river That river rise
ofNew York. and then, turning southward, flows back
ward into our State, and empes into tho north brsnc
OF the SusquehannA river Near Corning, NJ. r. ths,
New Ycrkers have built dam across the Chsrnnar~
liver, in order to turn its waters into Cheunc cana
That canal extends 10 the Seneca lake. and dschsruss H.
waters there The outlet Of the seneca lake il into
Ontario SO that the thus taken out Of the Chcur
river s never restored to It, that when IA
into this STATE its volume Ia greatly reduced Al fee.
OF the susqaehanna river and public -
are Injured Our State gtvernmsnt has taken tha c,e
ksadTl~ lps SafEx. VIZ ss'S' s~S-'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-03

'AToeos-oAoSOoi deem
giving the ballet at Bates theatre, and there has been
osn1es the belle Coces ought to display The criu of
the.Pilot designates:-
The performance at Bates theatre as "delieate mo-
dest and proper" and goes to say, 'age dancing
usually lascvious and suggestive lmpurty Danssuses
too frequently indulge In movements to name the pas
sons and exhibit themselves In attitudes excite
pure thoughts This, we will do Cocca the credit to
say Ia not her style. She effort to display her
figure ndeceny ~ we have observed In those Who be-
long to her profession but all movements are grace
ful and proper, artistic and modest"
The Evening Cay Item don't line this and says:-
That Ciecca Is good dancer viii que ZION but
her style vouptuous her every movement abandoned
What amounts TO an Indecent exposure OF the figure
himself says 80 into the parque e TO have better view
consider the dancing to at least suggestive The fact
s occa wears no more skirts than other danseuse and
even less She Is very spirited and dashng dancer and
If she execute startling prouette cares not how
much Of her form Ia seem Whether the standing ON one
foot and stretching the other out in horizontal line
never met with piece Of statusry or painting where
figure wss In that position. That II Ia difficult to per-
fofm admit but like boys first effort to stand on
one foot and put his toe In his mouth we regard a.
from graceful; and when view 1t In the light Of
modesty, bave nothing to say, only we think that
this display Of the figure is not made without effort
the critic men lions Cocoa in comparison with other
members OF her profession s than just that
she should be JUDGED accordingly We have In city
one Of the best dancers in the country Miss Louisa Pray
Does the gentemsny critic mean, by his words,
yey the idea that her dancing not chaste and proper
In cemparis0n with Cioccs, she IL modesy Itself Her
dancing Ia composed of beautiful steps and figures as
beautiful as those Of Cocca and she does depend up
on lofy bounds and expressive stre ch the
gspng eyes Of idiot wonoern C}Scc1 may bribe tho
sentpa 10 applause but hss Pray gces gracefully into
the gooe graces of he refined
At the Peoples, MIR. Pauncefor and Miss EDWARDS yere
starring The hem, speaking Of one Of the company,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16
SOMETHING NEW

A ND highly important to all interested In the
n construction and repair VI al kinds Of build
ngs. steamboats, or cars,
The undersigned woatd announce to the people Of
The city Of keokuk aud vicinity that they are now
fully pared to put at the shortest notice. g. r.
Russcll's Patent Compound Cement Roofing On can
vas, completing the roofs Of ordinary sised build
ngs in day Also, viii cover old leaky tin roofs
at half thcexpense, IN aking them good or better
than when new
From good and sutfcien. reasons, we rspose the
utmos con hdence in the ada ptedness Of the com
ton aud # this cement foi all roofing purpo
ses. llarlngstep It's merits faithfully dsnonstrs
ted preparcdto say that II 10 superior to Tin
Shingles, Slate, or any other fooAng now in use,
being perfectly eatertight and FIRE proof adm
of any pitch. either step OF fiat.
1t alhtres firmly to whatever il is put upon IL
not affected By the heat VI summer the frosts Of
winter. does mt dr.p run, but becomes hard and
smooth, admitting OF any amount Of wear by tread
ing thete,n, and isa cheap shingle.
We wish t. state that this il no Pitch. Felt GRAY.
ell, Indarabbet. Gum Sheilach Or 2uttapercha roof
ing but Il adherent com bination from any and all
the cement roofing used this city ar vicinity
All roofing done by warrant equal to the
sample which can b. al our shop, on the corner
of 3th and Timea sts., ut boarding place. st
Charlie Hotel.
All We invite to call hpfore CONTRACTING
for other ,oofng. COWLES 4 PALMER
/ NoTicg. To those wishing to engage in the bust
ness elsewhere offer for sale the most OF the
counties If this State. CAP
1 July is a3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16
C.. E. DIMOND,

Real Estate ana insurance Agent.
nffICE in hilbourne's Block, Main sireet, be-
~ tween ID aud I'd, keokuk, Iowa.
KxvKaRscEs--Edwari ktiboarne, Esq, kcokuk;
John Whitehead, Es4., New York; Chas. L.. Frost,
do Messrs. Page, .rigss Babbitt, Biston; Amos
ID. smith, Esq., Providsuec. X. L.; Edgar Conklin,
Esq, Cincinnati, o.; J. W Zackers. Esq, New Or
leans.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Particular attention
paid ~ the purchasing and selling Of City Lots
houses aud Lands Of every description.
LIFE, FIRE, 4 MARINE INSURANCE A6EN-
Cf for the " Mutual Life Insurance Company" Of n.
York. ACCUMULATED fusp, $3.50 900
THk "ArLANriC FIRE MARINE ms.
CO" Of Providence, X. L. PAID VI CAPITAL $780,
6uu
THE .ATHENEUM FIRE INSu RANCE CO., VI
London. BRANCH AT PHlLkDELPRlA, PA.
THE "PEoRlA MARINE AND FIRE ms. CO., "
vi Peoria, Ills. PAip IN CAPITAL Si00, oo0.
Having been appointed Agent for the above
nAmad 6rst class reliable Offices, would beg leave
60 inform the merchants aud citizens generally Of
this city, that prepared TO take Life. Fire, and
Marine Risks, Ut ~ low rates IA can b. had 1t any
o,hr sound and reliable ofhces. Open Policies
gran.ed on as favorable terms can b. had in any
of the Eastern Cities. may 80, lS56.--d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16

D0sOos 1npoHSas1en.
q MA11Vck9RsSe nov rssslving tAsiS NJ
"a. e :s.E ..1s. :, "a :ss: 4
- ths = sSoge1Asr With extensive pufeAeS.
= lton Anssaean nasu1astsrsrs, By almost svssy
beas whtsA 9s!v.s shispors, end are prepared =
ssS,sss.s - d. Isss: an xhsch may Ss.s s.ss
DG1s u COR lins. EN-
|NTLKxk5 AND aANUfXCTUKERS VIII A
IA soas.an. supply q lssF Cisoslsr Saws, W.
resteS, ~ u ~ mAhu8aetafsr's psioss; cay ~,
-, 81 ~ y inchsy, and vhsa reqnirsa " iashs>
"a r:s,ss 'a' a ii'cc ( -
ny3id1w
e ks! AXES III ant 5 Collins Jslmnsas' La
"A piscots's axa, Tor als low BY
CPZDEs-Anss', ksvla1ds end other Irss1s,
- tse sale by Sw.A u. TUOksA. \
q HOvELs-Am.s' kOvlss1's and Other lssszs
u0YESoIId rooss- neck, rivsssd. csSt ssssl piss-
rissy s. s.w. 8 q. 1UOKIA
~ a. rrass cAalns. larGs s.sea. y. sals lee
WORN FLANTRRS-A supsrior article for horss
~ pewse, end . wonderful labor and tims saving
nasSias, Tor sale how ~ .. ". u. xUCkkk.
CRAfN AND GRASS sCYTHEs- large stesk
Of w'dr'a md ''A;, T1.. a.' r ,sss II y
=
NULAY, iron and weed -hssesd grsin csaalss tot
IVA sals low By >. W.A Il. IICkEh
CNAITHS--WrOught tube pAaent and comm0a
- 6nsitAs, . large stock, for sale low By
i. W. 4 II. TUCKER
LAY and Straw Forks--A very large stock OF ~
i I rious qualities, tyr sale BY
NJ By s.w. III. TUCKER.
IJAY and Garden Makes for sale low by
IL S.W. 4 Ii. TUCKER
I ED1E shears and Pruning HooAs II Different
i 4 patterns, tor sale low BY
yKASS Hooks for sale BY
NJ a4 s. w.tH. TUCKER.
vOlL Chain, Jspannsd, for fencing cemstssy
s.w Wan. TUCKER.
DLACKSMITH't Drills for the bench, good ~
ID ticle, for sale low by
SWAN TUCKER
T. 0RsE- SHOE Nails, the genuine Grifir and 9th
! ers, for sale lo~by sw. II. TUCKER.
T0OPrRS' Tools, good a. ortnslI los sale BY
" s. VIII, TUCKER,
Sign Of the Red Paddock.
straw anA Coen .ssalk CWtee1s.
A VERY spbstaatial machins, eons idcsed the
IA best In use; emitting equally will straw and
ccrn stalks for Misunderstanding which should be
10 the hands Of every farmer and stshic keeper.
For sale by 8. w. 4 H. TUCKER,
aug2daw Sign Of the Red Paddock.
CADY. JONES 4 PECK, Agsass,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16

A. KENDALL l.. HOWE GEo. y. FELT.
KENDALL, HOWE Il Co.,
tsuccEssoRs TO HOWE, LOCKWOOD CO,
Wholesale aud Retail
AUCTION l. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Real Estate AGcnls,
Second ST., ne 1t doer to the AthcnGu m ,keokuk,
Iowa.
PARTICULAR attention will be paid to buying
1 and selling Real Estate and personal property,
Apotiating loans, and any other business that may
6entrusted to us.
We have convenient rooms, and will attend TO
storing aud forwarding goods and produce Of all
kinds.
Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned
for sale when de sired.
We have large and we'll selected stock Of Gold
and Silver watches, Gold Jewelry and notions, which
We ofar 1t Wholesale and retail, rs low as can be
found in the country.
Merchants and peddiers will be supplied at OK
tremely low prices for cash.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16
A CARD.

r HAvE this day disposed Of my entire interest IN
/ the drug business TO 7 !. Mckenny, also my m
leres, in the nut acture and sale Of IL X. Gin
morc,s Mamsluke Imminent, and Vegetable Anti
Bilious Pills, and take pleasure in accommodating
him to the public Is deserving OF their patron
age. "A "a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16
DISSOLUTION.

A Co-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under
~ the name Of McKenny Hummer, ~ TINS nay
dissolved nv mutual consent. All claims against
the Old 6rm win be cancelled by i. !. Nc,
kenny who win in future conduct til bushes, and
who alone authorised to settle the basinese ~ the
aia en- T. l. MokENNi,
" NJ. II. RUNNER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16
nOOkN AND STATIONERYs
For thc fail Trade
-. a ...as ~ /,

The Ldrgssl dNd mosl Complete Nock erer
brought To Iouai!,
r1yHE subscriber IS now III receipt Of his stock 81
i Books, stationery, &c, de-, which has b..c
bought directly FROM manufacturers and publish
rrs.
Hislargriy increased facilities for buying give.
him every advantage - compel ing with the Arrest
&c ahiishmenis in the West,
Ills sales Rooms are large and elegsns--eomnar
ing fayorably with any of The Book establishment,
% the largest cities Of the Union.
Merchants and all others are invited TO call and
examine the Stock and Prices. j. y. OGDEN,
No. 81 Main strest,
sept3l Next to the corner II Second
yx7ASTED "A House aud Lot or vacant lot ID
w exchange for dry Eoods. Address kE0KUK
rascagh the postohee lsepts-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16

ApA
UssesA Ssssss, bstusoa Main asa johnsoa.
nAvlNQ last eebsSpsd tqeA ~ ~eessA
II rAS14t Many in the setsntieh u ~ ~
fsSssAs - ~ psSaic gsnsrslly 70 ~ ssw3 Z
anAAas stesk - wseshss, jswsasy, sisvsssed Pnssd
ssss, fAnsy gosds. y.
Waaehes.
fiss esN AsYlsx, nAsss, patent aad lstAshsd
lsver vltShas 4 silysf peseas snd deteehsd slsvNA
- hy11lss, u HI klaAs as1 eAallAa.
JoWolTy.
Ladies' .Niain old, ne0as, sAnsO md saansllsd
earrings AID breast pins, lsAiss' and sAildrsa's
said aad jss hass,sss, iPe - ssat'sDelA sAaias.
sold ia Tl1ss tkll1i1. SsasS "a hsssss pfss,
studs collar ord slsSs bssaaoa, -. silver, steel,
and p.sssayssesSstsssass fasAssd Asssseut-
'' 80 sinaesr vAr&s
In which MAD Nnsepd hos'to - 6sfrssasd b. any
seesS vess az ssstA - ~. LS1s, VII silver tsAls,
Aassst ~ Asasppossaad tsrks, ssgss, sssas, nss-
sard asd al. hssisg sd fruit knives. silver
fDoSoA ware ana 0ancy 0OoAs.
PlAAsA aaA beilaanAA ~ ssts. sAsesss, fsu1t aaA
1aks basksss, saaAlsstsks, psaSi sSA she'll pocket
books. and IN fact svesy tAiss psftaining 10 ny
lias. @
general assortmsAa Of clocks o. the lstsst pat
tsrns aaA bsst0ahs, Al uossssesl - hssp god
tine.
=. Washes anA Jsvslsy rspsassAis ths most
woTEaAaliks manner, sad a - aAsetsss noties.
ayO-oby SGAN0 06A0A1~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16

New Store ana New 0oo0D
Hardware ana Gallery.
NO I3o, MssH SSrsa kEOAUA.
TILLgNG u 4 at, LANE Z 0UEL,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,
OFFER 70 the Country Trade, Manufacturers,
~ and dealers generally, . full and complete -
sortment Of Hardware, Cutlery, Nails, House Trim
mings, Mechanics Tools, &C., Ac., on the most lib
erai terms.
Having unsurpassed facilities for Importing, and
obtaining goods Of American Manufacture, thsy
are prepared to furnish Dealers and consumers gca-
orally, at the Losresf Markef Rates.
AIso Ag~ats
For the Worlds Safe Co.;
Troy Bell Foundry;
BeYden's Patent Horse Shoes;
The Excelsior Horse Powers.
Keokuk, July Is, 1885 d&w
COOkHN0 1TOvEA.
TUSI received direct from one Of the largest eel
u ebrated Eastern Stove Mauafacturevs, supsri-
lot Of Cooking Stoves, VI styles asd patterns
Surprising any yet been offered in the market, In
smoothness Of castngs, 6nish, conyeaence and econ
my Of fuel. These Wishing something very nice, viii
call and purchase.
| They are for sale low by
TILLtE6HAST, LANE BUEL,
August llth, 1s56--dkW 1873 Main tSreet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16
Mississippi Valley Nurseries

those who uAsh ~ ornament their grounds with small
after planting.
Also. Fancy Shrubbcry, Evergreens, Roses, 10.
rdersrcccived u orr grounds, thsss-fousths Of .
mile west Of the old City limits, On the BluG Per
~ road TO the Des MSnes, or BY mail, addressed
- HUBBKLL 4 HILTON.
n Kaat0k 4 - 5sse
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16

KEOKCK MA y BILE WORKS.
ny -. 0aWNlen Il Son.
A LWAfs keep on hand good stock Of the 6rst
"a qaaiityo Of Marble, which We will sell at the
very lowest rates.
The best kind Of workmanship guaranteed, and
orders collected for plain ornamental styles in
Stone or Marble.
sent 6. '56-div
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16

TNHESE psctures arc
4 ahead u any thing
ever before made. The
ubscriber would call
the attention VI those
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16

test Of two years, and has
not It's equal in the Mis-
sissippi valley and ~
the " Holden Harp" be-
ing . greatly improved
Premian Cook Stove.
Their assortment of
Heating Stoves tor wood
and coal 10 sxtsnsivs.--
Some entirely new pat.
tsrna, one Of which, the
+" Young America, - .
splendid parlor stove, To
Gently patented, will be
found superior to any In.
ventiou Of the age for rs-
|dias,ng heat. They have
on sale ut their store In
st. Louis, from which
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16
-7-I'l----l7.-1-. -
M1l.nN ~ .

MhLuN f.hNs AGA
"a MRS. McCAFfERTY has removed
her shop from Second Street, to East q
side Of Fourth Street, just below johnson.
Having just received new Stock Of MILLINERY
GOODS for Fall and Winter, she invites all her old
friends, and such new may favor her with
their custom 10 eall aud examine styles, qualities
and prices. Particular pains will b taken please
all. Also, stamping for embroidery, done 81 short
notice.
sept II dim
Goapetttisn - the Ltfc 81 Trade.
elSlN ROOFING. and ell kinds Of jobbing work
/ done the most able terms nv the unsley-
signed. And all work done warranted to b eauai
70 any other shop In this city or State
n. B.--Shop on the corner Of Main and Ninth
Streets. FREDERICK ZUGH
Keokuk j une l3dSn
Noltcs - the l.AAses.
L EMBROIDERED WORK done In all itsbr anches-
IL in Silk, worsted, sad Cotton thread, on Dress.
es Mantliss, Vests Shirt Bososss Initial Letters
and whole nAues on Pocket Handk ersheifa. Also,
Nets, Tapestry, and al kiads Of Fancy Needle,
work made 10 order from large variety VI pattern.
on hand 1t the Fancy Store al
Mrs.. KATE wEIEMANN,
/, SccoRd st., bet. Main Johnson,in
JniyiI-du arAham's Building.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16
SUNDKIES,

GUGAR Kettles from 10 4UgAIlons Ovens and
- Lids odd Lids Skllets and lids, assorted cast
Iron Tea Kettles Japsned Trunks Pudding and
Rice Moulds scolloped and plain Cake Pans Tea
Canisters, square and round assorted LardLamps;
Tin and Stove Pipe. lIouse, sheet iron and cop
per work done promptly, in the very best manner.
sep.l3d C0MST0CK 4 BROTHERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16
Timers stock.

Htnn0rS' Stock
5000 lbs oysi and round toms fr o IN eto
10 inches.
5000 bids Sheet Iron from No. l4to27.
1000 package. Plymouth kiyeu, iron sndtin .
from 3 or. to - his.
800 boxes Tin plate.
500 bundles Iron wire from No @ TO No,ls.
100 gross Tea kettle east,and coversfron TO
IA III inches.
SO gross Pressed tin bottom sfrom 6top inch.
SO de- do scoIloped and pls in d inner plates
SO do Stove ornaments sseorted.
20 do oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
100 do Assorted tin d ears.
so do Iron tea kettle ears.
$50 do do do do burs.
100 do Pressed tin pot covers.
zoo do of No. L., ?, and pewter knobs.
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent Spouts, assorted sises;
Perforated tin m sheets
Copper kiyeis and Burs;
Buckst Handles;
Mallets expressly for timers use
Stove Backing in papers or by the key.
sep,l3d COMsTOcK 4 BROTHERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16

= N.
EAMILL Il NALKTON.
nEALEks in aroceries and Produce, and Forward.
II ing and Commission Merchants, So Main street,
between I'd and Sd. keokuk, Iowa.
Woaesll the attic nion Of the citisens Of thiscity
and Coin!ry Merchants TO their large and we'll So
ectsd stock of Groceries They have one Of the lar
ges stocks offered In this place. Of al such AZ
ticles usually kept Grocery establish msnts
and will sell on the most reasonable terms. They
feel confident from their long experience and q de-
termination to give strict personal attention busi-
ness that they will merit liberal share of custom.
uuy23dw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16
IAYANEn WARE.

I ARD Lamps, candle-sicks, sugar bowie, Nurse
IL lamps, molasses cups, dredge boYea, dust pane,
graters, sugar and cake boxes, W. II. trunks, tea
all Sizes grocery do, toy cups and bas
kets, sand boxes bill head cases, cullendes letter
flers, oil VI which We will selilow at No. SO.
septl3d COMSTOCk d BRO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16

CUTTIN0sS PATENT a MBKOEAFEs'
r1NHESE pictures are V6maf
4 ahead Il any thing XnsyXE~Syt
ever before made. The " ~ lI.ss.
subscriber would call 1h4YSsIM 1
the attention Ok those (SES22N
wishing to get q pc
tnre that viii never fade change in the least to
the superiority of Cuttings Ambrotypcs. lie par
tiouiar, If in want of one ~ ihese To Cali Al the
AnpaoryrE GALLERY, No. 2, Third Street Pictures
are warranted TO give entire satisiacti"n ana guar
antied To ooual ANY in the country. He has
20, the larges aud finest GALLERY between ST. Louis
aud Chicago, eide ight and SKY light, ~hicn no
other alery In this city has. Lie has the exclusive
right Of this patent for keokuk and Les county All
other pictures protesting be the same counter
feits and an Imposition on the public They are
but worthless itAtons Of the genuine Ambrotype,
gotten up to deceive the pablo. The Ambrotype
will keep in water we'll ~ upon the parlor table
They may also be set in tomb stones, and remain
unimpaired for ages
~ Instructions given in Ambrotyping, and al
taking pictures on glass not patented 70 sait
| those who wish to travel. He has also large
stock Of chemicals on hand and eolodeon Of the I'm
/ est quality, and ready for use.
| uaiiery No. 3, Third-st, keokuk, Iowa.
/ apr35-dtf EMERSON. Artist.
| CUES, SKY.LIGHT DAGUERR EAN
No. 81. Main s.r,. SA.Lnn .kEoKuk, IOWA
are now prepared TO ~ AH8k
furnisha ~ ~
j GREATER VARIETY
Of pistures than can bc had at any gallery West
Of Chicago. Having instruments Of the largest size
! they are enabled to take
| DagNerreosypcs anA AmbrotyPes
THREE TINES AS LARGE
rs any ever before taken In this city. Also,
PHOTOGRAPHS FROM MINIATURE
/ TO LIFE SIZE,
either plain or
CoLoRED IN OIL, WATER Or CRAYoN CoLoRs
which are pronounced by the best judges TO be
SUPERIOR TO AM OTHER PICTURE.
| Miniatures neatly inserted in lockets, pins and
rings.
All pictures warranted durable.
Instructions given in every branch Of the art, In
GLIDING Cuttings Patent Ambrotype Proeeas.
JulyiI- d9w j. c. CUE BRO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16
Keep the Nimble Sixpence Roll
ing.

+ AN receiving large stock of fire; class goods, Of
every style, direct from the eastern cities, which
will be gold cheap for cash
Como and see what bargains. Hear ye our cry,
and Will make glad thy home. freely invite
all hands to unite. Friends If Freedom, cheap, yea
very cheap. Swell the song young and old the
strain prolong. My stock consists in part II the
following articles