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pleasant and We regretted not being able to pass
that much cherished day in company with them.
As it was, there happened to be several Americans
On the boat, besides our party with whom and some
good wheat least, the best to be liad-we passed
merry time at dinner, and many patriotic and
appropriate sentiments were drank.
Arrived at Leghon at o'clock the following
day. Presented ourselves Immediately at the Gus
tom-house, and had baggage and passports exam
med. We, as usual, met with politencss, and had
nothing disturbed The officers, however, were
rough set, and the trunks of some of orr party
were vigorously examined, and every little parcel
opened Much depends upon the manner in which
the officers treated. One of the gentlemen was
asked if he had any war. He not understanding
what that meant the officer showed him Il pistol
and sgnifiel that he feared the importation of fire
arms. OF course his mind WAS put at case. Po-
likeness and promptncss in delivering your KEYS are
very requisite LeShorn is neat, pretty looking
city, but has nothing of interest not even church
TO occupy ourselves little, we visited the reser-
vor, which fine work Took cars for Florence
the same day, passing through the beautiful valley
along the river Arlo, a rich, cultivated county,
rich in all kinds of vegetation, and indeed perfect
garden spot In few hours we reached the beau
tiful and renowned city of Florence situated on
the river Arno, containing 107 900 Inhabitants. 1t
is rich like all the Italian cities with fine palaces
and splendid churches, of which l will give you
some description in my next.
Yours Cnpp1E
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- The brig j. NJ. Sawyer, from Boston, with
a cargo Of ice, to W. II. Raglan, is in sight.
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Died on Sunday, March 9, 1856, at "K,,o. :
the family residence, St. Charles parish X ,Tr oha,
daughter of Francis aud louisa Webb '''if infant
Earth hath I, mortal less
Heaven IN angc more
Gone to Cod
WHAT could Mothers prayer, in all the ey.,ocvo,,
ask for its darling like the bliss Of Heaven ',
Calm on the bosom Of tlly God
Dear baby rest the How
Enc while with lis thy footsteps ,rod
lii> scil lhy brow
Lone are the paths and sad the bower,
Whence thy sweet smiles are ,,,na
Bat oh, It brighter home than ours
In Heaven is all thine own ~
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-03-22

"MUcH ADo ABOUT NOTHING. THE unluck,
illustration, in our last, fell like torpedo int
the camp of the trio Of the Union. When VIZ
selected the article in question, we had not the
! most distant idea that it would have been seiz
ed upon with such avidity for the purpose o
fastening on us religious intolerance. The ar
ticle was copied from democratic paper, (and
of course friend Of the Catholic Church. and
inserted as pleasantly. We neither endorsed
nor condemned it.
When we shall have made up our mind to
take sides in favor of any particular religion it
will then be time for the Union to accuse us of
religious intolerance, and disposition to rdi-
Guile the rules and ceremonies of the Catholic,
or any other Church. Our ancestors belonged
to the Greek Church, which in form of worship
is as different from Professionalism, Us Romanims
is from Judaism. We cannot but infer from the
general tone of the last issue of the Union, that
its editors have run short of subjects on which
to write, when they are compelled to devote col
umns in comments upon waits picked up in news
paperdom, to give variety to readeks, as
means to fasten upon us Anti-Catholicism. We
have lived among American Catholics from early
boyhood, and would be the last to say aught,
Intentionally, to wound their religious pride.
We are universal in our religious notions, be-
lieying that all those who do unto others as they
would that others should do unto them, are
living in strict harmony with the sacred ord-
nances of God, no matter what may be their
particular forms of worship. In all our rea-
tons Of life, we have fully illustrated this rule
of action.
"To OBL1GE BENsoN"-The Union hopes that
we may understand foreign, and almost dead Ian
guage, sufficiently as to be able to translate the
following lines from the poet
" Palturient montes: nascitus ridiculets mus"
We can assure our friend, the Professor that we
feel under lasting obligations for having afforded US
an opportunity of displaying classic attainments
and willingly comply with his desire to render the
meaning Of the above quotation literally, in pure
Choctaw, however By the assist
lnce Of an ancient copy of Mother Goose's Nursery
Tales, and couple of Turner & Fishers Comic
Almanacs for the current year, we entered upon
he task, and the following is the result:
"Pal-turient is derived from two "foreign"
words, pal meaning wan, and "turient," from tuer,
o kill, and signifies killingly pale. "Montes" is
evidently intended for Nontes-the renowned Lola
'Nascitus." Our authorities are silent on this word,
md it is evidently misprint. 1t should be nasti-
u.s. and is used as an adjective to qualify Lola.
Possibly it may be intended to have double
meaning, also sgnifying brought forth" "Ridi-
illus mus is too plain to need explanation.
therefore, the sentence translated, reads: Lola
dontes, the ny c-s, was brought forth as pale
s death, for having been engaged in "ridicu
ous muss"-in Grassy Flat, California, no doubt
Requiescat ~ pace, according to this system of
ranslating is rendered thus: Rest, quiet cat in
eace. Has the little Union any more questions
. arf
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Mr.. WALTER CARswELL, No. 66 Baronne Street. is
urduly authorized Agent, for New Orleans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-09
GElsERsS
JEWELRY STORE.

Second Street, between Main and johnson.
nAYING just returned from the Enst. =
L l. respectfully call the attention Of my -
friends and the public generally to my new
and ne stock Of watches, jcwelry silver and plated
ware, fancy goods, DC.
watches.
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lever watches; silver patent and detached levers,
and l. 'Epines, of all kinds and qualities.
Jcwclry.
Ladies' plain gold, mosaic, cameo and enamelled
earrings and breast pins, ladies' and children s
gold and jet bracelets, ladies and gent q gold chains
pencils and pens, gold and diamond finger rings,
gold and silver thimbles, gents gold breast pins,
stude collar and sleeve buttons, gold silver steel,
and patent spectacles pocket table and cut
lery, and scissors.
silver Ware.
In which line intend not to be surpassed by any
store west north Of st. Louis, viz; silver table
dessert and tea spoons and forks sugar, cream mus
tard and salt spoons, butter and fruit hives
and plated napkin rings, Acs
Plated Ware and fancy Goods.
Plated and britannia tea sets, casters, fruit and
cake baskets, candlestcks, pearl and shstl pocket
books, and IN fact every thing pertaining to my
line.
general assortment of clocks Of the latest pat
terms and best make, all warranted to keep good
time.
va Watches and Jewelry repaired in the most
werkmanike manner, and at the shortest notice.
my6-dly JULES GEISER.
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DAVIES a HART.

XNHOLESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes, No.
Wv lis, Main Street, Keokuk, Iowa.
Having located in this city would respectfully
inform the merchants of the inter- y that We have
engaged in the above business, havn. IA! the faci-
tiles for purchasing stock directly VI tha manu-
fscturers at the lowest figures. lt.s OLD Get and
determination to build up large and permanent
traie by keeping on hand large and wsli assorted
stock making pricesso low that be less,
and terms and discounts rs iibrrai AS any other
house.
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hose who wish tournament their grounds with small
trees which will commence bearing the second year
after planting.
Also. Fancy Shrubbery, Eyergreens, Roses, DO.
n. IL We expect to be able to supply any guam
tty of Sweet Potato, Cabbage and Tomato plants
for gardening.
Orders received at our grounds, three-fourths Of .
mile west OF City limits, the Bluff Ferry road
TO the Des Moines, or by mail. addressed to
kcokuk. March "a d&w HUBBELL 4 HILTON
WAGONS WAGONS! WAGONSlJI
DIOW AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18th
and Main Streets, kcokuk, Iowa. Having
purchased the before named establishment and
arsxann II nj
turing Of the best ONO TInBER including the stsam
beni feos, tho other timber for wheels being used
in this establ shment.) WAGONS OF EVERY VA
RIETY, HACKS, PEDDLING WAGONS, CARTS,
WEEEL-BAEKUWS, CULUVATORS, AN b
PLOWS, In style and workmanship equal to any In
the Western states. As use none but the best
material, and employ none but the best mechanics,
We feel confident Of being able to obviate the me-
cessity, to those who will give q call. Of send
ing either 10 Chicago Cincinnati for any article
in our line.
N. B.-A goei stock Of Plows and Wagons con
stantly on hsnd to supply purchasers at the short
st notice. Those wishing to purchase save
time and money by calling Mt tho corner Of 18th
and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES.
april -1uwly
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HowE's lNrROvED PATENT

WE are proprctors of the above patent for the
w State Of Town, and ARE prepared to contract
for the erection Of Railway Highway bridges Of
any length of span from 30 feet to 800 feet any
part Of the State. A. the above bridges have been
adopted on most Of the Railroads in the United
States, wedeem comment 10 their strength, dura-
biity and cheapness, unnecessary. All commanica-
tions the subject will receive prompt attention.
Address STONE, BOOMER q BYINGTON.
feb2Sd6m s4 Davenport, Iowa.
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Hardware and Cutlery.
nArONA IGm N n HfA1 n nm.

Direct I'm pOrtOtbOns
@ w a IL. TUCKER are now receiving their Ing
-. lish goods for the spring trade by the ships At
lantic and RI kaway from Liverpool, and steamers
up the Mississippi, together with extensive purchas
es from American manufacturers, by almost every
boat which arrives at this port, and are prepared to
offer increased inducements to purchasers, and will
duplicate any st. Louis bill which may have been
made in our line. d$w
NGILLERS AND MANUFACTURERS will find
lNl constant suppiyof large Circular saws, war
ranted, and at the manufacturers prices; say ~,
90 So and i inches and when required, oo inches,
together with the smaller sizes, at the sign of the
Red Paddock. ,. W. H. ilohEh'
my2idsw
I MES AXEs Hunt s,Collins ,Simmons :, ii y
~ pincott's axes, for sale low by
CPADEs-Amcs', Rowlaad.s and other brand,
~ for sale by Wv IA. IUCkLK.
CyHOyEIS-Ames,. RowIand's and other brands
- for sale low by S. W. h IL. TUCKER.
L1uEs-Solid goose neck, riveted, cast steel plan
i ~ters, and Carolinn hoes, for sale in great va
rietyby ;. w. H. IuChEA
nX and Trace Chains large stock, for sale 10"
~ by 5. w. / III. TUCKER.
MORN Pl.ANIEkS-A superior article for horse
~ power, aud u wonderful labor and time saving
machine, for sale low by S. ". d II. TUCKER.
1RAIN AND GRASS SCYTHEs--A large stock
NJ Of Waldrons and other makes. Cor sale low BY
". d Ii. TUCKER.
NiULAl, iron and wood -hraecd grain cradles. Tor
wi sale low by s. W. 4 Ii. TUCKER.
CNAIriIS-W Wrought tube patent and common
- Snaths, u large stock for sale low by
:, ". 4 H.. TUCKER.
LAY and Straw Forks-A very large stock Of VA
J. l. rious qualities. FIR sale by
i. II. a II. TUCKER.
MANuRE Forks, long and short handles, for sale
wi by S. W. II. TUCKER.
LAY and Harden Nakcs for sale low by
IL s. W. 4 ii. TUCKER.
IJElG + Shears and Pruning Hooks Of diferen,
l. patterns, for sale low by
S. ". i II. TUCKER.
I tRASS Hooks for sale b.
NJ :. w 4 Il. TUCKER.
(SoIL Chain. Japanncd, for fencing cemetery
~ grounds, for sale low by
). ". K III. TUCKER.
BLACKSMITH : Drills for the bench, good ar-
- tclc, for sale low by
S. w. & IL. TUCKER.
Nails, the genuine Griffin, and 9TH
l l. crs, for sale low by
S. w. 4 H. TUCKER
roopERo' Tools, a good assortment, for rale by
~ s. w. e. IL. TUCKER,
Sign Of the Red Paddock.
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~
@ A. DUKE wishes 70 cay to his old customers,
Cs and the public generally, that he has agsin
commenced tho old business in a new way. Having
witnessed the growing need Of a"Ladies' Shoe
Shop, where all kinds Of Shoes can be had r. lady
made or made to order, for Ladies, Misses and
Children, hs has commenced with the intention Of
out this ohjsut, and although not prince
Of shoemakers, nor the fortunate possessor Of any
other professon, yet he feels confident from his long
experience in the Shoe business that he i'll be able
to mect the wishes and expectations of his friends
anu Gus toners.
Hewill in addition keep good variety Of men s
Caters, Shoes and Slippers on hand, and Make ALL
KINDS or FINE Shoes To ORDER.
HosiEaY-Iie viii keep variety for the accomo-
dati0n Of his customers
All persons, and the Ladies in particular, are re-
quested to call and look ut the WORK and MATERIAL,
for his motto is, "Bctter goods, fits, and bargains
than any other shop in the State
E1- Remember tho LADIES .Snas sHor, No. Sc,
Main street, doors westof Ok sGity Bookstore.
May %, Oddly
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JUST RECEIVED,

A 1.-THE sign Of the Big Shoe. on Main Street, near
"A corner ef I'd. another invoice of Gents, La
dies Misses and Children's wear, comprising nil
the styles Of the season. and t5 which constant
additions are being made by fresh arrivals. Th>
mainder of the stock purchased from the late firm
Of Odel Matlcss, We will close out cost aud b.
low cost in order to make for other goods now
on the way. All persons wishing bargains in cur
line, requested to call and examine for them
selves. We vii! also make order, nj the shortcs,
notice, all kinds of gentlemen and Ladies wear
from the best material and in the good
ct being guaranteed in n II eases.
mylUd HUSBAND & MA1LESS
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- ECU LAR keokuk and ST. Louis Packets. This
l. L old and popular line II Steamers will run two
daily lines 1T steamers between keokuk and ST. Lou
Is during the present season. The lines are com pos
ed of the following stauneb and speedy boats.
Westerner. johnson, Master.
keokuk, Matson, Master.
Quincy, Encw boat
One Of which will leave keokuk daily. at 9
O'Clock, n, Quincy at Q NJ and arrive a, ST. Louis
ne 1t morning, at ) o'clock. m
Express Mail Linc--The Sam Gaty, Heaight,
Master, will leave keokuk daily a, Pm, DINNER
on tosrd) and connect at Quincy at Pm, with the
ST Louis Packets
JEANNE Deans, Burke. Master,
Die Vernon, Ford, Master,
and arrive at ST. Louis next mornings at 5 o'clock
These lines are composed Of boats whose names
alone are sufficient guarantee OF their speed and
com mediation. feb2Sdtf
Ia- Passengers for the east take the Quincy
boat ut ?. n, and connect mt Quincy with connect
ing train on N. G. Raj iroad for Chicago and the
east or can take the Burlington boat Montroee at
p. NJ, and connect at Burlington with the evening
tarin ON the Chicago and Burlington Railroad for
Chicago and the east
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HARE WARE AND CUTLERY.
Baldwin & Evans,

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Baldwin & Evans,
At the Old Stand,
Cor. Main and Fourth SITS, keokuk, Iora.
NJ oW have in store an unusually large stock II
IN Hardware and Cutlery, to which they invite
the attention Of country merchants and others.
Among which may be found the following:
Axes--Hunls, Collins' and VV.nes,
Broad Axes--collns', Simmons and sharp's,
Scythcs-irass, Grain nnd Brush,
Snaths--sx different kinds,
Hay knives-yarious qualities,
Straw knivcs--do.
Corn kniyes--do,
Hay Forks--2 and tine, assorted,
Manure Forks-7Loag handle, assorted,
Handled Hoes-yarious kinds,
Carolina Hoes--Iron and Steel
Handled Axes--Hunt's and Kents,
Garden Rakes-Iron and Steel,
Shoves-Ames' and others,
Spades--do,
Grain scoops-Iron and steel,
~--~--ia- aaa.i !. III III IA. ll
Wrought Naiis-All sizes,
Guido
Fiuishing--do,
Strap Hinges--All wrought.
I IIinges--do,
Hooks and Hinge.-all sizes, English
Sad Irony--a qualities,
seslyanis--allsizes,
Scale Deams-do,
Coffee Milis--Good assortment,
Brass Kcsties-from to Is inch diameter,
Tea Kettlcs--CAst and wrought,
Glue Pots--Tinned and enamelled,
Fry Pans--Tinned, all sizes.
In addition to tho above, We hAxc large assort-
ment Of building Hardware and Mechanics Tools,
which determined TO sell as low as III lowest
my2odtfwy BALDWIN 4 EVANS
Notice.
II HAVE sold my stock Of Furniture and entire
/ interest in the Furniture businoss, 10 Mr.. G. s.
ABBOTT Of the Gate City Furniture Rooms. thank
my friends and customers for their many fayors, and
cordially recommend Mr.. Abbott 70 their future m
vor and patronage. X. WIIEEY.
Feb i3--dH
1--WE HUNDRED bbls winter apples for sale at
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Main Street, bst. sth s 9th S.s., KEOKVR, iowa.
THE undersigned hsss now In
1 thier Rooms, and design
keeping constantly on hand well
selected assortment Of oil kinds Of Furntusc
cling Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bureaus; One
and plain 6sfss; fine and plain Csater aad Card
Tables; Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chairs Of every description from a plain wooden
seat, to the finest hair cloth stuffed seat plain and
fancy turned Cottage Bedsteads VI the latest styles
Lounges, &c.
Looking Glasses OF all sizes Clocks, Carpetings.
door and door mattings, floor and table oil cloths
mattresses, feather busters, carriage trimmings,
window shades and trimmings, and every other srti
Gle usually kept in our line Of business.
Part Of our stock made under our own super-
vision, and the rest bought from manufactories Of
high standing, so that warrant every article
for durability and finish Of workmanship.
Oar object Is to establish 4 permanent businAss
here, and not on tho Peter Funk principle and q
an inducement to persons to purchase Of u.s. We are
resolved to sell at the lowest St. Louis prices
Call and examine our stock before purchasins
elsewhere. We will always take pleasure in showins
furniture to Ladies' and Gentlemen who call ON M
whether they feel inclined to buy or not.
SANDERS, SCOFIELD co.
May %, l856.-d6wtf
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CINCINNATI AND KEOKUK.
EXPRESS Packet

VINHE good Steamboat CUMBERLAND
VALLEY, II. X. Collins, Master1
having been purchased by citizens Of
keokuh expressly for the Cincinnati lrsd., viii
hereafter run regularly between The above ports.
Particular attention will be given to the lumber
trade. All orders will Be promptly attended 10.
The patronage Of keokuk business men solicited
For freight or passage spply on board or to
J. r. COPELIN,
apr59-d3m Leyee
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DISSOLUTION.

vNHL copartnarship existing between the under
sigaei, unilr tins firm al Baldwin Evans K
w. Was dissosvei by mutual consent Ola the 2.th
day of March last.
Messrs. r. q. Baldwin aud John L. Evans hay
ing purchased tn intcres, of l.. sc H. Bull, will
continue the Hardware hasiness at the old stand,
c'-n,r of Main and Fourth stre,ts, heokuk Iowa,
unier the style Of Baldwin Il Evans. They will at
tend 70 the adjustment of all III, business of BALD
win, Evans Go. EBENEZER q. BALDWIN.
JOHN =. EVANS,
LORENZO BULL.
CHAS. Ii. BULL.
Keakuk, Iowa, May Is
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HAyING purchased Of b. A. williams. his en-
= = tire stock of Groceries, we will carry on the
above business and sell II very low figures in orerto
make room for Spring stock. For extraordinary
call NJ his old stand streot, between
18th and 9th.
Also the highest cash price paid for al kinds Of
produce VIII. AUSTIN eco.
mchtd
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=. W.. JOHNSTON.
i UNDERTAKEN, Corner Of johnson and.

y. w. JOHNSTON.
i INDERTAkER, Corner Of johnson and
~ Third Streets.
- "a the hnsincsf of Undertaking IA all its
branches lie has recently made extensive additions
department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
impcryious to air and indcstructibe, highly ornat
mented and Invaluable for the preservation Of the
dead ~ we'll ne cofhns Of every style and finish fur
nishcd to order.
Hearscs and carriages furnished and the entire ar
engagements Of the funeral attended to when
keokuk. April II, 1855. dy
kEOkUK CITY BATHS.
LNAGLESON'S old stand re-opened for the accom-
IL modation Of town and country. Those wishing
to enjoy the luxury OF fine bath, arc requested %
call ~ Smith the Hair opposite the Laclee
Hose. In consequences Of the continual pense in
keeping mp the establishment, Thirty five cents
cash will be required for bathing.
Citizens and strangers wishing their hair cut fash
ionsbly, or most lnxuriously done up are request
ed to Gallon SMITH. THE HAIR CUTTER.
my15-dtf @@
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WATCHES!
N. w. JONES,
Dcalerkn Clocks. watches z Iewelrv

on SECOND eTRERT,
Next door to c. Parsons Banking Iionse,)
VTSHE subscriber has just received a large n
1 and beautiful stoCk Of Gold and Silver IA
Watches, Gold Jewelry, &C., comprising the G5
latest styles Of Ladies' breast Pins, Ear
Rings, Finger Rings Cuff Pins, Gold Guard and
Fob Chains, Keys, Seals, Silver Thimbles, Gold
Slides, Snaps, Studs Gold Pens with or without
holders, Gold Pencils, Pens and Pencils.
WArCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber being q practical waschuakes
feels competent TO repair the most difficult and deli.
cate work that may be entrusted to his care
All work warranted to give satisfaction
CoRRECr TINE.
The public may rest assured that the correct time
is, and always will be kept by
Nov. %, ls55--diy N. w. JONES
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GrnIlNG'S PATENT AMBkOTYPES.
NHESE pictures are $500
L ahead Of any thing - EsNa4S>s.
ever before made. The 43rS3 an ~ Y&Ht
subscriber would call I49kN7&tVU AY
the attention of those QGs1sS 1ES-E9 ~ e.
wishing to get pie
tnre that viii never fade change in the least 10
the superiority Of Cuttings Ambrotypes. BE par
hcu.ar, if in wan, Of one Of these 10 call at the
ANBRoTYPE GALLERY, No. 3, Third Street. Pictures
are warranted to give entire satisfaction and guar
anticd to equal any in the western country. He has
got the largest and finest Gallery between St Louis
and Chicago, with side light ard sky light which no
other Gallery in this city has lie has the exclusive
right Of this patent for keokuk aud Lee county All
other pictures protesting to be the are counter
feits, and an imposition on the public. They ARE
but worthless limitations Of the genuine Ambrotype,
gotten up to deceive the public. The Ambroiypc
will keep in water AS well upon the parior table
They may also be set in tomb stones, and remain
unimpaircd for ages.
JET Instructions given in Ambrot yping and al
so IN taking pictures glass. not patented to suit
those who wish to travel. He has also q large
stock Of chemicals hand and col lodcon Of the i'm
est quality, and ready for use.
Gallery No. 3, Thirdst, keokuk, Iowa.
apr35-dtf EMERSON, Artist
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Valley Nurseries,
& O oh uk. Iowa.

We arc now prepared 70
furnish q general assort-
mcnt Of the most desirable
kinds Of FRUIT TREES,
such - Apple, Peach, Pear,
Cherry. Plum. Ounce, &c.
Small fruits, Raspberries,
Strawberries, Currants,
Gooseberries, &C., together
with any quantity IL Cat
awba and Isabella Grape
Roots.
Cur stock Of Dwarf
Pears and Apples is very
1naiP hla snar:nVl~. -.