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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-21
RLACKSMITHING,

ACKSMITHING.
LILLIAN GRAHAM on Third, between j ohm
w son and Exchange Streets, at the Brick Shop,
would inform the pubic that he is prepared to do
all kinds of BLAcgsNrTHIsa ia neat, durable and
cheap manner.
HORSE SHOEING
Bring on your lame horses and have them shod
right. From his long and constant practice In this
branch of the business he fatters himself that he
cannot be excelled by any one in the country. He
particularly solicits patronage in this line.
lie also offers his services as Farrier in all it's
branches.
May &c, 1855. d&wly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-21

INTERESTING Important Mexico and lis Re~
iigion by hobt. A. Wilson. For sale BY
noV24 CAVE 4 san
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Land. and CITY Lot. for sale,

Ii ANlNG boon requested By sundry persons and
l. at sundry times 10 the prices / would
take for my lands ard lots in Iowa take this og-
fsriunIty 70 inform the public in general of the
prices will now take for the same. list is here
unto annexed:
Z of geelion s. townshn s. rance s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-21
GiilmOre's Vegetable Cathartic ant
Liver Pills

These celebrated Pills are an excellent remedy q
Fever and Ague, Bilious Complaints, Colic Dysentd
~, Constipation Of the Bowels Indigestion Jauu
dice, Dfopsy. Debility, Liver Complaints, Blotch<
on Tue sSin' fe'ers, DC The best family pin know
and can be used with safety, whenever a cathartie
needed.
\. D. To insure genuine article and one \
which you can rely with perfect safety, be partieul
TO inquire for Gillmores Vegetable, Cathartic an
Liver Pills as there is counterfeit article in circp1
iation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-21

fIsHL bast American Novel for years-'sI illv by
the author q The Basy Moments Of an Idle
Homnu' FuI sale ~
nov2l CAVE son.
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THE HxR0N.

HI ub,cribers have completed their arrange
1 meHts IN finishing aud furnishing their new sa-
lOaus4d chambers for the convenience of those who
may wish such accumulation. We haze spared no
money labor 10 make saloon and rooms equal
% anything the country, and arrangements al
ready made for receiving oysters from tue east, wild
game from the country aud nne markets, sc shall
make cur Sainon superior to ay tng west, or e4ua
70 anything east All ask is but call and a
trial. mud we Will pledge ourselves 10 gave satsiac
ton
Parties can o. accommodated with private rooms
when desired, and anything served up for them they
may wish.
Rec0lect the place on east side If end, between
Main ana johnson streets.
noyl5dly MACK LEY JOHNSON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-21

'hE fayotlte Author,ss VI the South.
A new Novel by the Author Of Alone
ne Hidden Path novel by Marion Iarland.
iapse WHO have read 1t pronounce il superior to
"Alone." 1t is more finished production. vel re-
tanning al the pathos and naturalness or the former
one For sale by CAVE 4 son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-21

- HELDON has got the best stock Of Silk Il Scotch
- bingham I UMBRELLAS, Canes Carpet Bags, Leath-
er hat boxes, dc there is in the west. Cali and
anime his stock. noyi9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-21

BEAUTIFUL preparation for the lair. and properly
used, VIII restore it to its original softness and
beauty. Those who have used it a4y it 10 the best
preparation they have seen.
Sold, wholesale and retail by II II AYERS, Drug
sst, corner Of Main and Third streets Keokuk lows
Also By Druggists and Merchants throughout ths
State.
October E. '55-a6wy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-21
GilimOre's Cholera and Diarrhea
MIxturc

This Is the best remedy known for bowel conn.,
iauts, such as Cholera, Darrhea, Dysentery. Pains
IN the Bowels &c. &c. Those who have used il are
charmed with its medical virtues The name Is blow
in the glass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-21

DLAiD LONG SHAWIs 49, Just received per
American Express 90 of new and Gle giant
slyles which With our previous stock makes our
sortment more fun and complete than at any time
during the season SIS Main Street.
deci0d DURKEE 4 co.
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lIlte Author.ss u "a soulh.

I'sILLLE GRANT or the Lost Wife one If the
Il in'st exquisite love stories ever published For
sG4e y n3Y24 CAVE A son
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-21

IiLLN SILKS Ne have received very re-
- Gently BY express several Large Lots II Dress
Saks winch W. are Offering at Unprecedented low
Prices Also another lot Of splendid "Moire An
t.qnes n dress patterns. No. IS Main Street.
deeiod DURkEE L co.
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NEW FIRM.
And Now Grocery A PROVE on Z {

a
ftFIii. undersigned have opened the largest and
L best selected stock of Groceries and Provisions
10 be found in the city at No IS Johnson street be
tween "a and Sd, and determined To sell ON the
most reasonable terms.
seplS KUHN DoDsoN.
LsRESli BUTTER.-Just received, a Supply IF IL
i linois Butter. sep 10 KUHN i DODSoN.
L>GnS always can be found at
II Sep Is KUHN h D0DS0N.
D0IAroES-Just receive from the country, at
l. sept Is KUHN d D0DSON.
4 N0LDEN SYRUP, Of the best quality can be had
~ at sep IS KUHN d DoDS0N.
DUE CIDER VINEGAR can be had at
l. sep Is KUHN a D0DS0N.
4 7 NJ 9s johnson street, can be found the best
I \ Tobacco 10 be had in the city.
sep IS KUHN DoDSON.
NJ AILS.-A fun assortment at
n sep Is KUHN & D0DSON
| NPRlNG CHICKENS can be had
| - sep27 KUHN A DODS0N's.
Salmon.
! 4 PRIME article of Salmon can be had at
! 4 noy9 KUHN 4 DODS0N's.
WHITE FISH, of the best quality, can be had at
w NJ. rs, johnson street,
| KUHN & DoDSoN.
! RuCkWHEAT FLOUR first rate article ca
l)oo had at KUHN D0DS0N
| cottg
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Caiedoninn Cough Lozenges.

Prepared by II r. Gilmore. popular rem,
forSoughs, Colds, and Bronchial affections II
have given entire satisfaction those who have u
them
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4 New store Opened.
M N Chamberlain

In hilbourne'S Netr Block, Main street
Dry Goods, Carpets. Paper Hangines,
OIL. CL0IHS. WINDOW SHADES,
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Autumn Stock

As NOW open fine stock If French and Amer
i l. lean Printed and Plain DcLaines Plain and
Plaid Merinoes Coburgs, Black and Colored Mo-
hair Deltages &c, 20 which he invites the atten-
tou of the Ladies, assuring them that the style and
quality unsurpassed, and prices low a. the same
goods can be sold IN the country
keokuk sept 10. d&w
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| HAVE Ia store the following articles, which
uot called for WITHIN 80 days viii b. sold to ,
charge J. K. C0PELlN,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-29
BY TELEGRAPH.


! y -
| PH1LADELPHIA, Feb. 2s~-The warehouse of Bus
of grain and -four stored on its floors, killing the
porter of an adjoining store and covering two men
in the ruins. 1t is supposed they are killed.
| NEw YORK, Feb 9s.-The steamer Star Of the
West arrived this morning from San Juan She
left Key West on the 23d instant, brings sssQ, 900
in treasure, 100000 Of which was consigned to
Drexe Co. On the 10th instant, Decree was
promulgated in the city Of Grenada claiming and
anDexing the whole Mosquito territory as an inte-
grail portion of Nicaragua. Shortly afterw ards the
diplomatic corps, headed by Col Kinney, arrived
at Grenada from San Juan and had an audience
with Gen. Walker. On the following day Col. Kin.
ney was placed under arrest and subsequently ban
under charge of Major Martin to the Atlantic sea-
board
CHARLESTON Feb. 2S.--The steamer Isabel has
arrived from Havana, which place she left on the
morning of the e5th. The papers she brings fur.
nish no news of importance. Sugar advanced to
reales. Stock at Havana and Matanzas 30, 900
boxes against l35. 900 last year same time. The
rains have curtailod the crop.
NEW YORK, Feb %, Noou.-Flour frmer; wheat
improving, Southern red 10. Corn dropping.
Mess pork advanced, l6 IL Beef firm. Lard
dull.
WASHINGTON, Feb 2s-SESArE-M Toombs
offered resolution (which lies over calling upon
the Secretary of the Navy TO furnish the charges
and causes specifically set forth by the Nayal
Board for the removal or disratng of Naval officers
Mr. Weller reported bill making appropriations
for new Notifications.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-HoUsE.-M Grow re-
ported bill annulling the acts OF the Legislative
Assembly of Kansas which required certain oaths
including one to support the fugitive slave law to
be taken by public officers of the Territory.
The House then resumed the discussion in refer
ence to the message from the President recommend
ing appropriation of IS OOO 600 for the increase
of military material which was referred to the
military committee and the House adjourned.
PIrrsBURG, Feb. 81, Evening-Ten feet water
10 the channel and rising. The weather is damp.
large number of men are engaged in breaking
the ice between the boats and shore.
NEW York, Feb. 97.-The Illinois has arrived
from Aspinwall bringing mails from California Of
the 9th instant She connected at the lstbmus
with the Golden Gate which arrived at Panama.
The news from California is unimportant. Jobbing
sales Of Gallego Flour SIS. Butter S4l. Sugar
ia. Whisky IS.
The California Senate passed resolutions deear,
ing it iuexpedent to elect a U. S. Senator at
present.
We have dates from Oregon to the 26th Of Janu
airy. The Governor had called for FIVE com
panies of volunteers.
PITTsBURG Feb %, Noon.--The river has fallen
about two feet since yesterday but there has been
a considerable rise inLae Monongahela at Browns,
vile. No danger is apprehended TO our steam
boats
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-29

icy The Annual Commencement of the
Medical Department Of the University of Nash
vile, WAS held oE last evening. WN. TnoNr-
son, NJ. d., Of the graduating class, delivered
very creditable valcdiciory address. JouN
J.. FoRD, NJ. d, one Of the mos, eminent I,rac
tiuoners Of Medicine, ia our city, 10y invitation
Of the Faculty, pronounced a very able address
ON the duties, responsibilities, aud rewards OF
the Physician. We trust tl,at il may be pub
lished, We would Ike TO peru-e at leisure a
a paper which gave Us such infinite delight in
hearing. The graduating class, numbered IS,
and composed Of quite respectable looking
body Of young gentlemen.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-29

RI We are requested contradict report that C. J..
r. WHARTON has Withdrawn from the canvass fr CrT1t
Court Clerk aud to state that be Is sanguine Of his election
rw- We are Authorised 20 anno1nce WASHINGTON
COOPER candidate for the Office q Constable Of the lst
District Of David on county, the City Of Melville
~ We are authorized to announce q c. BRYAN a
candidate Tor Sheriff Of David county at the enseng
March election. fbt
~ We r-e authorized TO ANNOUNCE n TRIGG candi
date Magistrate 70 an tbs Office made vacant by the
death Of II. G. MARCEL. in this the Nashville District.
~ We are authorize ~ announce 4. Mcdaniel a
candidate Justice in the let district 10 oil
the vacancy occasioned BY the death Of II MARCEL
~ We are Authorized TO announce p. r. GLAscoCK a
candidate for reeie-on the office % Constable OF the
let District Of Davidson county, the City Of Nashville
re- We are authorised TO announce q. W. NANCE as
candidate fr Circuit Court Clerk # tie ensuing March
Election. ian i4-'h
~ We are authorzed 10 announce IRA STOUT candi-
date for Constable 1T D~t o. Davidson county the
City Of Nashville, at the ensuing March election
EY- We are authorized TO annouuc. n. : coRBITr a
candidate the Office q Constable Of the 1t District Of Da
wilson county, the City Nashville.
~ We sre authorized 10 announce JESSE B. PERRY
as a candidate for Constable in the Nashville District
rz- We are Authorized to announce JAMES NJ. HINTON
canlida'e Tor reelection 10 the Office ~ Constahle OF ID"
Isl District OF Davidson county the City Of Nashville
EE-we are authorized 30 announce JOHN HUGH SMITH
candidate the OH Of Clerk Of the Criminal Court Of
Davidson county, at the March election.
We are author sed to announce JOHN sHANE Jr as a
candidate Tor cfce Of Criminal Court Clerk at the mex
March election.
~ We are authorized to announce GE0. W. CowAN
candidate for Criminal Court Clerk Of Davidson county
al The next March election. jan22
~ We are authorized 10 announee John X. EDMOND
son candidate for Sheriff o. Davidson cauntv - The
ensuing March election. decIi-td
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-29
COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIor OFFICE.

DAlLf 4 AlhlOl DFFlCh.
Nash vile, Feb. 49, 1856.
COTTON-Sales yesterday Of "A bales at sas 60,
I3 at 5 80, SO at 0OaS 80.
TOBACCO hhds at johnson & Horne's, at
8 so, 80. go, $50; at A. namilton's, at $40,
500, 600, 7.4O 745, 7.45, 100, 49O, 6.45, $50,
6.S5, AS, so, 4 60, $40, Gas, $50.
BACON-DuIl at s.
LARD-saS5.
WHEAT-l.l5 per bnshel.
FL0UR-Dull and dropping. Barrel 55oa6. 10;
sacks, per 100 lbs, 95oa8.Uo.
Trade fair.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. %, Pm FLOUR-Narket
still heavy at ahout l25a7 25 for ordinary super
fine. A sale Of 100 sacks fine made at Sl2i.
CoRN-2O, 600 sacks have already arrived this
morning, and the market is heavy. Sales of 1900
sacks, of which 1000 white. aud 900 white and
yellow, at 5S; and 500 at 81 200 yellow at 5s, and
900 inferior mixed, in cotton bags at 45a4S and
$50 rejected at 40
0Ars--lO0 sacks taken at As, but a large sale is
pending at IS.
RYE-2l3 sacks brought LOO per bushel.
PoRK-Mess still retailing at IS 25al6 so.
LARD-26 hbls prime sold at 10, bat there are
no buyers Of large lots at that.
Isl cents.
CoTFEE--Not much doing as yet.
WHISKY A sale OF 80 bbls. raw at 500 Rec
tilted retailing at 39l35.
BALTIMORE, Feb -, Pm CoFFEE-When we
left the market Friday last it was firm. Since
then there has been steady inquiry with fair tran
sactions. BUYERS, however, are disposed TO hold
off for the arrivsl of several carcoes from Rio now
below in the bay. We note sales, however, in the
past days, OF about G, 00C bags Rio at l0sall
to III for damaged rejected and medium fair do.
lltall4; good ll5il2; prime l2ul24, and choice
l2t per 10. Scarcely any Llguayra or Java here.
We quote the former at tal2, and the latter II
ais. Stock on hand and below, of Rio about %, 900
bags. No imports. Sales to-day Of $50 bags fair
to good Rio At ll4iIl5 TO j.. Also 50 bags choice
at l2t.
From the st. Logs Price Current, Feb. %.
HoGs-We have received statements from one
hundred different points in relation to Pork opera
tons. Our newspaper edition, for the present
week, contains this statement in detail, for which
we have only room in this place, to make AZ alb
stract.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-29

The difference 10 favor Of the present season, as
by above exhibit, is POI, 27s head. To this must
be added the general increase in weight, amount
ing TO from to 10 per cent.
AUGUSTA, Feb. %, NJ CorroS-The market Is
quiet to-day with few sales Buyers demand con.
sion, aud holders ara generally unwilling yield
The siles made show decline OF TO tcts. Good
midlling 9ls2.S,-sniddling iair 94t9s
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Land for Hala.

I oFFkR ~ raie (ieel s1sEx HuNDkKn AcEEs q
% LAND iyiaE en ~ CalHzihis ceaffa YurneIks -
3eat uilcs ben celunta Gnd bar fsn NJ Pr a.
ans, belng part e ne sraet az v icA reside.
ms Lad h eqaAf Gupe1nF a1F h naurF epontg
Il yea uatere3 ga crserzted pereFs eefins Aeins 81
TIE part esered 90 sasl sHherra aad ws tproreA
fAzre "a tAs prsnses ssnAs bsaaifsf buiha< sites
e1iiHE Iss fraPlEe and fe csnlemPaief Rai aasa II
Wl BE- dxiard - saf s.nrrhasers e. eatf ira heey.
For f1rhsr infsrnzfis1 Apply u ne al &hWsoa p 0es
htarg eouniy, fsznesse4.
ssEil--a Lrcsrs J. POLK.
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Capital sl5,OO0!

l.200 Prizes Amounting 70 $50. cool
Tickets go; Halves IS; Quarters $3.50.
PRIzAs PAYABLE WITHOUT pEpucfI0N.
ReEscns sandag Hoee7 " maa need NkJ H. hciss
lnst- Orders FeEciazy attentei 49, e1ausotss4t1aa
eosftsnsal hank Seief - seazt keakt faEsn ~.
81 hfsafnEs aznt - ~ eFtsrlag titksis-
ffnas HahinT Part eniar aArabers sheaa aftsr lHa-
dairiy. AadfsHs JAMES .. wfNTEA. MAnsEsr.
Macs, Ga
hbls-ss -. Box 20. sansxass ?, O
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Ratification Meeting.

The AMERICAN PARTY Of Nashville and
Davidson County will hold a RATIFlCA-
TION RALLY in this City on MONDAY
NIGHr, Marco Sd Let every citizen who
intends TO support the American Conyen-
ton Ticket attend. Distinguished speak
crs will be I'm Attendance.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-29
CRETscEIBII.

We are informed that il is The impressioBof
mauy that there are to be three Constabes
elected on Saturday. This is not the case. The
law allows the First, or Nashville District, bat
two Conslables. Any one roling ticket with
three names for Constable on If, lays ii liable
to le thrown out.
MELANCHOLY RENCpuNrGE.-We learn that
a rencounlre took place on Wednesday even
ing last, near Thompson's Station, on he Ten
nessee and Alabama Railroad, in Williamson
county, between De-. James b. Stone and S. S.
Pointer, Esq. OF that cOanty. The latter gen.
tleman was seriously, and, it is feared, mortally
wounded, by a pistol shot from the hands Of
the former The ARRAY, we understand, grew
out of occurrences which transpired during tie
canvass last summer.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-29
FLOURl FLOUR 4!

TTfuE New York Mia hsNe receny opeaea her Depot a.
he GA STAND q The Prt Royal Mls Depot No s0uih
College street. where ih 81 keep censtsnty hand
lage suppy u hne flonr pas exTFtssy r Family
Also good oi u Cabisd Foer, bucka heat fozr, Meal
Bran, 4e A.
These Mis- have iorg been knoSu n ths eonnaHiy a.
fInisnF the best feur has = hruasbi % tk HaFset and
& AMY rsqairss trt 10 saliy al eho gaoa roaF
hat it j. or thcr Interest 70 hag 81 Ihsattsut Of Bs
tsrs Is psTil1a,aFy Glfsrtsd % tAis.
fantG QUICK a On.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-29
WHOLESALE TRADE.
Spear 4 JaCksOn'.
no the PuB11c.

WE commenced opening Spring Goods this Day and viii
continue q receive them every tram "a the novelties
q the We most resqeciiy invite TIE Ladies'
cal and them Ehethsr they Ssh 10 purchase not In
The lot opening day c1mpete assorusnt Of ALExAE-
nsA's Kid eloYcs. lieb2fl r. G McNAfRY 4 CO.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-29
Common Councii-HeguIarM Meeting.

THURSDAY NIGHT, Feb. IS.
Ala Darden presented the report Of the Water
Tax Collector, showing collections amounting TO
: 5Sl since last report.
Also: The report Of the Revenue Collector show
inc collections of taxes amounting TO 1868 for
corporation and 1921 for School purposes The
Collector reports the receipt Of So 16S on advance
taxes.
Ala Davis presented the report Of John VI. Sea
bury, Superintendent of the Water Works. The
Superintendent reports the number of subscribers
for water at ,l3l, among which may be enumera-
ted six hotels, twenty-five steam engines, two pub
lie bath houses; the reminder consists of boarding
houses mechanic shops, stores Offices, and private
families The assessment for the present six months
amounts to S, 500 60, with some blanks yet to fill,
which will increase IL TO near 50 900. The Water
Works are reported in a bad condition, owing prln-
cpally TO the severe winter which has caused much
i,jury by the freezing of pipes, both main and ser
vice, and various suggestions are made as to re
pairs &c.
Aid Coleman presented the report of the Secre-
tary Of Broad Street Fire Company, No . The
Company consists at the present time, OF one hun
dred regular acting members, with suihcieot appa-
ratus for present use.
AID Morgan presented the report Of the Sexton,
showing that there 20 interments in the Gene
terry during the month Of Janulry-2l whites and
blacks; OF the number were from the country.
Aid Davis presented a communication from
Messrs. Lowell d Gould, notifying the corporate
authorities that they intend to construct road
from their mill TO the Lebanon turnpike, which
they claim the city will have TO pay for, u der a
certain contract, a copy Of which they submitted.
Aid. DarIe presented letter from j. Guidiu OF
New York, in relation TO certain bonds which have
been lost Referred to the Msyor to investigate the
matter.
Ala. Morgan submitted certain amendments 10
the city charter, passed by he Legislature
AID. Morgan offered bill extending the time for
ALLOW ing interest on advance payment Of taxes to
the 2Oth OF March, which was read three several
times aud passed, the rule being suspended.
Aid. Martin called up the bill to create the Office
of City Engineer, and defining his duties, and it
passed upon its third reading; ayes 7, noes 8.
Ald. Martin offered a resolution requiring the
Chairman Of the Water Works Committee 10 soIicil
proposals for supplying the Water Works with fuel
Tor the ensuing year. which was adopted.
Aid. Coleman offered resolution for committee
to ascertain the cost Of paving two hundred feet OF
the Broad Street Wharf commencing at the South
side Of B.old street aud extending down the river,
which was adopted
Adjourned.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-29
CONVEY & JOHNSON.

SUCCESSORS To M'CLuaE MOORE.
No. 10 Broad street, and No "a South Market street.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
M ANUFACTURERS Of Tin Copper and Sheet Iron Wares
w intend keeping constantly hand all sud7 II Cook
ing and Heating Stoves, 0namen al, and Pain hantle
Crates, &c &c.
Also All kinds = Copper aud Sheet Iron Work lone for
steamboa Rolling Nil Furnaces foundries Factories
&C. done at the Sho test nctc and cheap be done
n the city. janl2-ly