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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

rT The Presidents apology for
removing Reeder remindsu us Of Folks
apology for the war with Mexico
Congress declared that the war was
begun "by the act Of Mexico.' but
the President, in his message enume-
rated about u dozen acts, any one OF
which justified giving our weak sister
thrashing. President Pierce alleg.
ed. at frst that he removes Gov. Rec
der, because Of bis land speculations
but he finds, ON farther reflections,
great many acts and misdeeds, tina
justify his course. Heintends to make
a strong case. and prove that, e thu
Governor did not speculate in lands he
ought to have been removed any how
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

The NoRrH AND THE Souri,. on
SLAVERY AND FREEEon In the State
Of Maine. which has no slaves. and not
enough Of free colored Inhabitants to
give that state,the least direct interest
in'emigration to Liberia. the shipbuild-
ers have subscribed money to build q
ship to be presented as free gift TO the
Cclonizatio n Society. The State o.
Virginia. under pretext of aiding thai
same Society, has laid a capitation Ia,
upon the free colored people. Under
this tax act $4,000 win be raised
which sum the generous and high-miu
ded State of Virginia has nobly appro
printed to meet the expenses of th,
State Government, leaving the coloni
cation Society to whistle.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

coHnrouos--Prof Larfabec. Ia Q
card In the sentinel, dIsowna the sour
rilous language which We quoted lasI
week from tho sentinel. In fefsrones
70 Gregg and Patrick. aud says h wa
written by the Local Editor. and plae'
ed In the editorial column through
mIalaks. We make THE correction
on our part with the utmost pleaar,
a. Il Was painful 10 suppose that u
amIabie . man Ne Prof Lsrlabee bes
50 soon descended 70 Ihe levi Of Lard
oil Robinson as m eds<or. We hope
however. that good will come Of chi
mistake. AZ the editors Of pape
are supposed 70 become q unit. W
hope the permanent editor win exer
eise such Q supervision over his as
aiztanss rs 10 materially improve III
Iatyle Of the articles that appear i
that paper.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

Tur cotpEsr SPILL or ALt,--LaaI
Sunday morning, The Sd Of February,
tho thermometer reached from 20 e
20 below zero. and on Monday morn.
Ing, u reached - ina thcmomote,
hanging near the ground. In the Bot
tom par. Of DrookvIllc, others varying
from go TO sa. On Tuesday u wal
yet 30 degrees below, In the eoldoa
place
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

e Y. Pfracr. i'r' $40
The foreeoino document framed
nav be seen hanging np in the public
Reading Room. Washington CITY.
-----...--- : 80 'sfF
EE- Verify Dr. Kcely looks COM
Portable In his new Office. Ills a cap.
10, .a,ace a loaf II he would only cot
! c.. - - w. ...,, $3.50,
-" n'o'e '''H w "o''1 s's
mend men 'aao' supply o. cegars' out no
man who expects lady customers
should allow smoking in his store or |
Office. g
- - -
GOV heeaer IN hepiy 70 70 tne
e'aoens
- 40 THE EDITOR or THE Ssw Aohh
lHinuS5.-sIH; me sPec i.as message
OF '''e r.cs'usns 2, Tue on''e ~ o'n'es'
oommuuica'su Yesterday 70 congress
assails not only myself personally, ou'
my constituents "nom 'nohn"''on ~
ven as ausy 'mnerlously aemanos OF
me 70 lusa'y ano Pro'ee.; -.
nh''reiy sausneo as sm WIN
the course adopted. up to this time.
gy 'nc peop'e o' nansa',--'oi's'n S.l
INA. = mas oecn oIc'a'eu DC = ues''e
and glory of our country-knowing
that II has. at every stage, been char
acterized by the most conservative
moderation and laudible regard for
the rights Of others-having seen at
every step the plainest manifestation
of the anxious desire to avoid even
The scmblance of encroachmcnt or OPP
preston. / should be false to every
sense of duty. il allowed the asper-
sions of the Message to pass unnoticed.
Unless the Message shall incite and
stimulate new invasions of our Terri
tory and fresh outrages upon our citi-
zens. it viii produce to us no regret,
as il has caused no surprise. After
having seen our people trampled on,
oppressed and robbed, on tho one
hand by the invaders OF their soil, and
on tho other by the influence. the au-
thority. and the officers Of the present
Administration; and having witnessed
the cold blooded murder of an unarm-
ed and unoffending citizen by an Off.
Ger Of the Administration who Is not
only unmoIested by the LAYS and un-
| rebukedb by the presideAt who appoint.
ed him, hut who has, perhaps.
strengthened his official tenant and
enhanced his chances Of promotion BY
thc act: Il is not at all surprising tha,
we should, by the head ofthc Admin.
/ Istration, he misreprescnled and per-
veried. Alter having seen the Chic
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08


4our am'ao'e fost Master taxes
hvsry hard that We should have LAID
the blame Of the non'arriva' OF our
oxfofd-road p~pers' at his door, IN
s(ead Of q ourown- Perhaps We were
wrong m dong So we arc merely q
poor fu's0n''s--a dirty puppy 10 s sns :
beautiful language o. 'n's a'sn'nsa
<s''s"' ~ =
psfoon' perhaps, w W." '''''s =
1--WE, %asa '0's ~ 'p 20. : - 49,
e'-''s' as's' an - ..'s ...' Ia ,;sr
gnu. ~ W., rsffs s !. ~; -,
wv W. f'''sS = I 80, !" - =.
Pss. ~ ~n'sn' ~ s1PPo,s - l = - !
ot@y ns psPs's WIZ wv p'' :. NV
e"e' On "son'''A'ssn' NOV ~
have gone a. 'ne regular ume' &C.
10 icy. NJ s~p''"Sa ''' n"''e' y
- ana ev'asn''J 'n'eno. "c0n'eJ '"'
sasa tnHs our notice o. MN was written
uees she explanation when 20 knew
thAfshas explanation was made about
fllsen minutes before " Wednesday,
vhsn " called q The Post otice Tor
Ne pepeFs Of the week before 70 send
sst BY John shuts, with tho papers Of
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

Eg-Questions connected with slave,
~ have been The reason why the Hous,
has not organized. Were 1t not fol
this troublesome and eternal agitation
the House would have been organized
the first day.-cin. Eaquiysr.
Honest and truthful for oncel JUS
add that a fusion Of the X. Ms ant
Democrats is the poy il is done. ant
you shall have absolation for all pas
offences.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

TAxn Cans on Yova FIsoHns-A
good looking young man Of our ae-
quain'anee, while cutting saasages.
on one of the Carthage straw cutters.
. few days ago, had . finger cut of
BY the machine. Folks who intend
to make these cutters perform doub-
IL ofies. must be careful that they do
mot get easgAt AZ e. ftt1 e.zi -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

nr-Thc elections throughout the
State have given the strongest prvol
that the people arc again aroused to q
vigorous defence Of their rights and
that the democracy are In such ma.
iority rs On leave no doubt of its sue
cess when the day OF trial shall come,
II Is the duty Of the people to watch
with vigllcncc. the Vaccinations and
strataaems OF their enemies. and Il
stand firm In support OF correct prin
ciplcs s--Seafinsi. 1.
Brother Larrabec, you are old On
ough 10 know better than that the 81
cetions indicate the success Of you
party. and had you not been shut al
with the blind. you would never have
pepc,raicd such mistake. "Th'
elections" give proof that the people
are not partizans. There was no Con
gross, no Notwithstanding 10 b
elected that the people cared about
hence they let tho party have oil thei
own way. You viii find ''the peopl
watching With vigilance" your "ma'
chinalions and s,ra,agemsv this sum
MGR. however
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08


nv"li tho Territory DO cyaded BY
e ., ., o'nsr S,a'es' wns'ns' 'os
for as a pas other = and tho local sa.hor.
tlea lnd themselves unable 10 repel OF
withstand i. they will be entitlod to.
und upon the 'act being ful'y ascer'
tanned; mey s y, u 4n @ eei'ashly Ie'
msn, =" Ssssiai M,s.oss'
Tha prss,ss., here ,sll. =. that n
ina ..Io..l a,,o,l,l..,, oall n, hal, Ne
an, as,',s r.as,,an, nan, Ths ..,o.
al .,f s,,,,o,I,,s.. ALREADY ,n.,allsd ARA
,hs ~, s,so,. ~ ,hs ns,de, R.,,,a,s
anoo,a,sS nv thsm and ohsd,oos Il
-. WI. aa...,o, A. !.
cal, ' r., ,,s,n, They ara ,hs vs,y VII
,laos asals., who. da ,eonla a
< a..a. ma s,,a,',l,ag Ia. :,
| aaes ,0., p,a.ldao, a., shont helo,,.
49, ..'' Wv ! '.l ',s. 1870 80 - Z
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

Last week we published Jeferson's
opinion ofwillard. which IS certainly
not very complimentary. We pub
lished also he following judicial opin-
lon Of Judge Perkins:
"The Court knows. and Is capable
Of judicialiy asserting the fact, that
the use Of beer and liquors as a bcver-
age is not necessarily hurtful, any
more than the useof lemonade or ice
cream
We give the following opinion Of Q
Of the'P residentsofth the United States.
no. that we suppose it will have as
much weight with the whisky-ocracy
as Judge Perkins's. but by way Of
contrast:
Being satisfied from observation
and experience as well as from medi-
cal testimony, that ardent spirits as a
drinks not only needless. but hurDul
and that tbe entire disuse Of Il would
tend tg promote the health. eirfue and
The. huPPi'iess Of the community, we
hereby express our conviction that
should the citizens Of the United States
and especially the young men. discon-
lime entirely the use Of 1t. they would
not only promote their own personal
A. - 4 ~. ~ d.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

NofIcn y hesssy eIyse ~! ~ - ~.
80 bes4eea ~ hessl q . e'o!p1I - 81 q
s; H.sss ,.:i.. <s ,s's 3 ~ 1 ~
disses jlsss' dsss,ss1. ss1s, e szss1l;S5 -.
=. y. Z, ,s ms , ySss. ~ We. 49, -
y = FssstIIs 80 80 81 lS[ - T. 4; -
east. - z y ut
o...,.,,s /. s - = = = - g - - :.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

A. III. REEDER.
Washingfon City. Jan. 20. sc.
.A.--------.>>--------- s - 4
The President's Kansas Wsssare.
Ral.or,sl Correspondence Of me n. y. Tribune. |
WAsurxcroS Fr;dnv. Jan. 9th.
R.for. t,,;s l.,,e, can M nv,r,ed ,he
snsc;sI Ms.sacs ~ pres;dcrf p;srre
npor X sns.s ana Il. troubles nrst and
nrosneot;ye' will have ! been red and
pondered by large portion Of the
rsr;ssn p.on,. rhaf 4 v;l, bs -.
esrded bv most Of them win indipns-
Ton and sorrow ! do not doubt but
thew cannot realize ia fun enormity
without fresblv copsider;ne the follow.
;nc f,ndomentoI facis. - ! .l.fE'l
Kansas L formed entirely from
tarr;,o,v covered bv the A(;..our; Com
rror,;ss ~ 1aoo nronoscj rroed
and IN GOOD mart carried tb,oucb Con,
rress ~ sortherc statesme,, AGAINST
the fecI;ncs and the VOTES of sbree-
fourtbs Of the North.
. Tba esssnos ~ ths oo,nnron,-
ise was 4 eompact that. in cousIders-
tim ~ the sdm;ss;on n M;ssour; ss 4
Slave State from All the territory then
noasessed bv the limited States north
and west Of that State Slavery should
be forever excluded ~. I..
5. when the time arrived for the
. y
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

fyThanhs TO Mrs Catherine Me.
cIure form bunch Of most excellent
American pulls. none the worse for
coming through Iish hands, ~ &
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

A Hoax,---It proves to have been
Judge Wright, Of Lafayette, Instead
OF Gov, Wright who volunteered 70
defend freedom In lseusas, II was
almost IneredIble 10 believe that the
Hero Of tho Clay county war should
40 aoon volunteer to she'd blood on Tho
fold o. battle, l..s.s.fss t.i.s,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

'asWAH wnn EsobAsn.-The prospect
Of = war with England Is fearful. We
can not see how il Il. % be eyerIed. un-
less moro Than usaal good sense pre-
walls with both parties s. isiiss.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

Egif incompetence j. on The IN.
crease Ia Indiana, and that increase u
Produced by law or for the want Of
law, who In the name Of honesty i
accountable for il?-Jaebsonlon,
What poser Who do You sIlInk'
Has perkins's constitution anything e
do with Il? eie
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

E1our State FAIR premium lis.
for 1856, will amount TO over six
thousand dollars. and by resolution
Of the Board. introduced by Mr. Den
mis-. of Wayne, It is to be open to the
world. So "pitch in''-Indiana a.
gainst "aH om doors"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

~. s:,': 81 !; 3! ny. ssl s;. 3 49, g
ass,, s,ess ~ nss..s ~. pc ~ ~: -
unclaimed b, - aei<s ~ x~@ 49, I1V -
nssi ssislemssssf ~ eeeales = y ~ ~ =
he Couhly Ifeesefef. Az no111o - f111>1
is,. p, - issis hs,rsi2S ~ - = "a =.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

b E1-An interesting article on the
Brookyille College, Is crowded outby
the war news from X ansas. q - z
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

The friends Of freedom. aud enc.
mics to the further extension of sla-
very. have callsd a Mass Meeting Al
Indianapolis for Feb. 2ist at 10 A: M
It is not. as we understand. for the
purpose Of nominating candidates, but
for the purpose Of desising means to
resist the disunion movements Of slave
ocrats
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

81 EEWe expect 10 hear less Of "Ab-
olitionism" this canvass than formerly.
as Prof Larrabec Is at the head Of The
Organ, A stauncher anti slavery man
is not to BE- found, He WAS one Of
tho three ''bold and fearless ones who
voted for Birney, in Putnam county in
IA. and one Of the ten who voted for
Van Buren, IN '4s. and L is believed
he would have been one OF tho TWEEN.
ty-two in so, had he not been a nomi-
nee on tho Pierce ticket Perhaps the
fact Of his being an Old Line Adolf
tioniss- Of the Simon Pures, viii
constitute him A., NATIONAL Abolition.
ist. We have yet to learn that he has
modified d single sentiment Of other
years. We presume his pledge to fol
low the Democracy wherever II leads,
insures absolution for an past sins.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

A Coon Hood. ~. Allen sold a
hog this winter that weighed $685.,
about 80 months old. -. : 49,. !.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

Eg-Rev. T. d. Crow. Of Oxford,
Ohio, whose lecture for last week was
postponed by request, will lecture to
The students Of Brookyillo College and
the eiiizens..generaIly. on this (Friday)
evening q, 2 o'clock, In tho Methodist
Church. Subject, "The Republican.
ization Of Literature"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08


PEACE RuMoR.-The news by the
Arabia encourages the hope that the
eastern war Is at an end, yet we can
not believe il is. The report Is that
Russia has accepted the terms dicta-
ted by the Western Powers, which are
so humillating to the pride Of that en-
pire. that We shall wait further advi.
ces before we believe lis truth.
Pooa SrrARrl--Sincc Judge Stuart
decides prohibition constitutional. he
Is ignored by the party. Tho Jackso.
nian thus speaks Of the iishts Of The
party:
Judge Perkins. Judge Davidson.
Judge Lowering, Judge Hardin, Judge
Major. Judge Reid, Judge Common
Sense, and the whole world besides,
have decided the Indiana whialsy law
unconstitutional"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

~ ~&N - UAtVWD UVtIVWt
~. ss: .ss. = s:s;'| l's'ss 8 =: !,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08
s SUMMARY OF TNR LATEST PoREeM ava DoMasFe atlesNcs


The Message Extra ordinary.
4 wepublish, entire, This week, the
nosl @kssoFaInpy document that ever
emjnsied from 1 President. Read il,
everybody and calmly ask yourself,
whether the party that endorses a
President, who thus pleads the cause
OF southern aggressors, is worthy the
support Of ffeemen. Though the
message may have the desired effect Of
securing the support Of the South, 70
Gen. Pierce. at the approaching con-
yentiQu. at Cincinnati. thrust do more
than that. It must awake slumber-
ing freemen to s'sense Of the dangers
surrounding them. 4, 81 e
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

Eg Read Greeley's review Of tie
President message, in another col
umn. r 49,.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

The foregoing document, framed.
may be seen hanging mp in the public
Reading Room, Washington City.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

slhera 4 world Of hills. hearaftef--eiss y
Way ara iho had above, The good brnnath.
The green grass OF the gfAyn Tho mower fells
hflars aud 1oueFa Allko~bat No mny breath
Wasn ho hia deaoisiing blade shali shealhs
Z Aud rest nim from hi- work In puro sky
Above We swoke o. bnrniug vorlls--and doa,h
When Time with all his years and centuries has
q .hl. s9ne pyspr.fsf 1ln1 aff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-05

THE BYRON

TsHE subscribers have competed their arrange
Il ments IN finishing and fnrns hing their new ga
loon aud chambers ieT the convenience 81 those who
may visa such accumulation We maze Fpared no
money or TABOR g. nake our saloon and eqnhi
~ anything ~ the country, aud arrangements al
ready inae for reeel ing oysters from the east wild
game from The country and fine mark cts We shall
MAKE saloon superior t. any thing west, equal
TO anything All ask il but cali and &
trial, and will pledge ourselyes give satisfae-
t8on.
Parties can be- accommodated with private rooms
when desired, az snythng served up for hem they
may wifh
Recnleet the place, side Of End between
Main aa.4 j johnson streets
novI 5dly MAChLEl 4 IoIINS0S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-05
g. M. HUSTON,
Whofggafp DrufFr in NUTIUnx n II
Fancy Dry Goods.


new stock and the largest and best assorted ever
offered in the market Our stock is purchased direct
from manufacturers and importers, and pledge
ourselves 10 SEA at prices low, for cash to good
time buyers, a. ~. Louis any other western mar
kct.
Merchants will find il 10 their advantage to call
and examine goods and prices before buying else,
whore. We iltoonsider il no trouble % show them
through our 9tock.--d&w
IusT keccived-A large stock Of Buck Gloyes and
- Mitts, at sep2o HUSlt MS.
4 FINE Stock Of Pocket Cutlery Tor sale low at
a sep 20 HuSToN's.
4 HEAVY stock q Cap. Letter, Ladies Bath, Bath
a Post, Fancy and Commercial Note Paper, Plain
and laid Buff hite and Fancy Colored Envelopes, nt
sep2O HlSION's.
4 General assortment II German silver and dou-
\ bic plated all warranted and at Inanufac-
turer's prices, at sep20 HU5T0A'a.
A extensive stock Of Whips and el4ashe~ at man
4 \ ufaeturer's prices at sep2l HUSTON'3.
fIHHE largest and best assorted stock of Embroide
4 ry in the city at sep2 HUST0N'5.
rINHE Finest assortment Of Ribbons ever oilered in
the market. At sep2l HUsION's
(tL0gkS enough 10 supply the market; oi every
~ variety Of pattern, Jerome make, warranted,
and AZ manufacturer prices, at ,,,..r,,.,,
sep2t HlSIoN's
4 LARGE ana fne lot of Kid Gloves Of every
I \ grade, 1T scp2i HuST0N'S.
(ol.p and common Jewelry, and Gold and silver
" watches, at sep2l fIUST0N's,
pNEKG variety Of goods comprised in the Notion
IL and Fancy Goods line Of Huston : at prices tina.
fail 10 induce purchases and benefit the buy
er Cali al 40. -, and eSamine tor yourselves.
FINE BUGGY Portable Top ar s4l, s ,, Of
n sep9i u. NJ HUSTON.
Ne. "a, Mstn street.
4 ! Huston will be found The largest iot Of irish
a firaus, Laels Edsiass, and every VIVA ~ Vt
NAite goods AZ prices that cannot be beat III dtg
Western market sep20
endless variety Of SllA ahd Linen Pocket land-
\ kerchiis and orasats at scp20 HUSIoNe~.
TINE best assortment ii Lace Wells aud Dress
i Trimmings nj srp2a HUSTON ,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-05
caiedoniun Cough Ioxenrc..
GiiIniorc's Hair Eaisam.


IN EItefndi Cure for CnlLIs AND FEyEg.lN
IouR Hougs
WIS Novel and extraordinary remedy is upheld
by the testimony Of some Of the best names in
tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas. The proprie-
tor and nNentor has among thousands Of others GER
tfcsies from the following distinguished gentlemen
Of Memphis, Tenn, the home of the proprietor:
Rev, 4. H. Grace, Col Smith z. Bankhead--eslitos
Memphis Wing, Vim. 7. Yancey--edi tor Of the Men.
phis Aews, 4. keefe, NJ. d., X. A, Carr NJ ~. r. I'LL
Crockett, lawyer grandson Of Davy Crockett, Tioa 81
This wonderful Plaster does not pain blister or ex
corate. Wherever il has aaen introduced it has s,s
pcrceded all other patent medicines for chlls an
drpea q5t1une cur Of The Na1-ket
Unlike Qunine Arsenic and other tnleteroit
drugs this medicine makes quick, radical and pey
feet cure and il not followed by train Of malad
worse than the removed. II IL perfectly harmlet
and csn be used with perfect safety by ali sexes an
ages,
The proprietor IN introducing tie +. NJ. p. In til.
community leaves il 10 make its local reputation ho
by IT. own merits and superior claims on the PUBIC
Address c. NJ. Denie, Proprietor, Memphis, Tenf
PRen, 81. liberal discount made To the tradf
Sent BY mail, to all parts If the country.
sole wholesale and retail agent for hepkuk V
IT, III. AYES.
Corner Sd aud Main street. oct24dw
~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-05
TO The cltlxcns Keoknh.

HAVING interested with US tiIe Messrs Scofelds
! 4 the Gas FITTING Business, we would assure
the pnblie that all orders given IL them viii be- ex
eeutcd IN and workman-iike manner, ana
iaat they can rely upon the work done by them as
baing If the very best material.
A. Y Will be but short time before the gas will
he introduced, we would recommend to those desi
reus OF Lighting up At the time Of the completion #
tue works. that they give immediate orders for pipe.
natures DC, otherwise, many would be delay I'd be
You'd that time as il would be impossible to supply
ali applications upon short notice
july j. Is55.-a e IEREIcE A co
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-05

MY Boys say my second story ID piled go full cf
vi goods that there is danger Of breakdown. All
persons wanting goods al their prizes will do
well to call 1T our store and save the Touble q
throwing them into the street Dry Goods, yes, e,-
cry thing; Groceries yes the hes; teas fresh Boots
and shoes yes, every thing.
dae7 d&w s. s. & D. G. BILLINGS.
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WATCHES
~. w. JONES,
Dealerfn Clocks. watches & JeueIry
ON SECOND STREET.
fN.xt t3E,r T., parsgrgs Raplrtne. Uo,Ae

On SECOND STRFET.
Next door to G. Parsons Banking House,
EE0k k........... ........... low A.
THE subscriber has just received u large q
/ and beautiful stock OF Gold and Silver "a
Watches, Gold JeweIry, &C. comprising the 1&s.,H6
latest styles VI Ladies Breast Pins, Ear
Rings, Finger Rings, Cuff Pins, Gold Guard and
Fob Chains, KEYS, Seals, Silver ThmbIes Gold
Slides, Snaps. studs Gold Pens with or without
holders, Gold Pencils, Pens and Pencils
WATcn REpAfffSG
The subscriber being practical waehiAa
feels competent TO repair the difficult and dell.
cafe work that may be entrusted "a his care.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
CoRRFcr TINE.
The public may rest assured that the correct time
is, aud always viii be kept by
Nov. 2S, 1Sj5.-dly n. W. JONES
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BLACKS TITHINs.
By G.. w. Lam a II

. | afE Of buffalo, Y. is prepared
IL u do An knls Of Ii chi and hcafs
EN[2s<53R work FOR Railroads, Boats, Locks.
Mills, Engines, Housework &c. ecrews
cut 10 order from n II inches. Having long 4
perienee and ample materiais respectfully soileits
ogtcts
shop on Third, between johnson and Exchange
streets, formerly Occur 81 by w. Graham.
he0kuk, NOV - dw