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Wfliskcr9 or M0ussacneS FOrce0 10 Grow
n, III weeks by my onguen which will not stain Inure
.ho ain 81 bottle; any part OF the country n a.
GRAfxH bso Brosdway; Hsya IT'S Fulton street, Brookyn
zc<hsy A South Third street. Philadelphia
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Mr.. j. Il. COUGH WILL LECTURE ON TEMPER
M ance, In Williamsburg, the n. f. Copgreg cnurch
Sou Ninth street. Monday evening, at ~ O'Clock
7,H0MAs FRANCIS MEAGaEE WILL LECTURE ON
the Fine Arts of Athens before the Touro Literary
stute the tabernacle, Monday evening" Is
Admission rs cents preserved sea 30 cent) Tickets
at Halls, corner Broadway Park places Jacobs, AZ,
Broadway, Haveriy's no Fulton street, dc.
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Chyistadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and T0upees
excite admiration among all connoisseqss 10 art suite Of
elegant private applying his incompatible dye
only reliable article OF kind Wholesale and retail at
CHRIST DUHilA No. 8 AstOr House.
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Guilty Of obtaining that article In Its PURITY unless Custom
House lock, Is considered this gin not the best but
queur which DO adopted tor family use pm.
guaranteed by each bottle being scaled and labelled
under the proprietofs signature, 70 counterfeit which
felony.
b careful in purchasing Charles, Londoncordal gin
that absolutely "ChNrles'so Unprinepled persons
are In the habit when Is asked for attempt 10 sub
stitue On article with similar title, got up imitation et Il
yok for signature OF Mr. r. Charles LABEL also e
camp the SEAL and buy other Charles cor
~ lin IN bottles Of band NAV he
~ Of eli druggists and qrocers in the United States Price
q Der BOTTLE or wholesale Of the sole importers. '
DE VENOGE a. CHARLES, l3S Pearl st. n "
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NEWSPAPERS.

SUvOkOvES GREEK DRAGOON'-THE MOST GU.
- rous work that has yet been issued upon
question. For sale at GEO. H. MfLLEK's 645 Broadway.
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NEW YORK, JANUARY l, l856.-ANNUAL STATE
IN ment OF the Knckerbocker ice company city and
county of New York. incorporated ls55OHce No. l63 Canal
street
the County Clerk of the city and county OF New York
Sln compliance with the requirements OF the 18th
OF 1.-The act to authorize the formations OF corporations for
manufacturing mining mechanical and chemical purposes"
commonly called the Manufacturing law, we hand you the
following statement:
Capital Of this company, 100000 above amount
is all paid in. Debts at thiA date all paid.
JOS Bron. Samuel hicox, Theo Browning, M. G. Leo
nard, John d. Ascough. Board OF Trustees.
II. I. COMPTON. President
WILLIAM j. WnCox, Secretary.
State OF New York, city and county New York. Ser T.
Compton, President and William j. Wilcox Secretary OF the
Kmckerbocker Ice Company, Of the ty of New York,
and Joseph Brton Samuel Hiscox Theodore Browning,
Moses G. Leonard John D. Ascough. Trustees Of the said
company being severay duly depose and say
each for himself that the foregoing full and
the described officers and Trustees thereof
subscribed and before this 10Th January
A. ID. 1856. WIZ. N. SHAY. Commissioner Of Deeds
NEW YORK, JANUARY 70, ls56-IT HAVING BEEN
~ circulated freely that have resigned the position
Superintendent OF Public Buildings, undee
Repairs and Supplies would state TO the public that
act has occurred have thought OF it.
sl remain In said position and shall exercise my preroga
tive until the proper authority Che Board of Adermen
pose me. Il. II. PUHDY, Superintendent f Buildings.
NOTICE.-I HAVE AGAIN RECOVERED MY HEALTH
IN rs to attend busDess have taken the 37
Delaney street, where will keep good supply OF
timber and reena hand and will receive orders and full
I'LL them at the shortest notice. JAMES BAILEY.
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MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YORK, JANUARY 26, 1856
1u The Mayor calls upon all good citizens the
from the in roIt Of their premises or 70 render hsm
dents occurring from these and Is expected
every citizen will unite In removing so great an evil
ALEXANDER MING. Chief Clerk.
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A LADY IL DESTROYS OF OBTAINING SITUATION
a. ~ resident governess In family where there J.
ssen under twelve Of address - boz 52f Post
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MASOEIC.-THE MEMBERS or PALESTINE LODGE
1 No. 204, f. and A. NJ are hereby notified to attend
regular meeting 1t their No 81 Division Street on
Thursday evening February T. to take action upon the qes-
ton Of moving. BY order OF H. II. JACKSON, W. NJ.
w. PBAxKARD sec'y.
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Chaps, Chafes, Cracks, Pimplos, Freckles,
erupons &c positively cured by GOURAUDs Italian medi-
Gated soap, Poudre subtle uproo hair from orheads or
any part the body Lily white rouge hair dye and resor-
the old depot 81 Walker street, first store from Broad
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THE BALI SEASON.


THE BALI SEASON.
Y,IIE BIRTHDAY OF THOS. PAINE. AUTHOR OF
i Common sepse' and Rights Of Man." will be Gale
braed In the City Assembly Rooms. 446 Broadway,
dav evening January g. 1856 Tickets TO be had ~ White
street. Messrs ROSE, WHITE THOMPSON Committee.
T,OMPKINs BLUES sALL.-THE TOMPKINs BLUES,
Company @, Twelfth Regment), ball will place at
Nbios ON Thursday evening January 81 Tickets may be
obtained al the armory Mercer House, Dodworths
sore. 493 Broadway, and at the principal hotels
1T
DANCING ACADEMIES.
81 HOWARD sTREET-GRAND DANCING sOIREE-
IL Mle CAROLINE YEZIENS respectfully nforns her
friends and her pupils that grand dancing soee will take
place on Saturday evening jan D. from 10 II O'Clock, at
her dancing academy, u Howard Ambulance 30
Dancing school and private lessons attended every day.
pODWOk1hs PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMIES,
No. COO broadway. New York. No. S7 Montague place,
Brooklyn. for the Pupils
at the academiea
DROFESSOR sARACCoS DANCING ACADEMY, NO.
S19 Fourth street. German and American coton class
every evening, attended by the elite Of New York. Glass
every morning, private lessons hours Subscription
th stof May for evening practice at reasonable price,
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a,6IE LECTURE EMAsON.

r CWELL LECTURES IN NEW YORK.-REv. W. r.
IL Mburns second lecture the Mississippi Valley, on
abe Red Men and the War of Pontiac" ut Clinton Hau
Astor place Monday evening Jan 2S O'Clock Doors
at 1ickes IS coats tor sale at the principal boog
sores at the librarians desk Mercantile Library and at the
door.
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DOST OFFICE NOTICE-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
IL per United States steamer Hermann will cloye at this
Office on Saturday. the 25h day OF January nj T0 O'Clock
A. NJ ISAAC Y, FOWLER. Postmaster.
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ling and Visiting Cards,

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Wedding
enveopes &c1he latest sly engraved in the most elegant
corner street. Mr.. Everdels is the oldest beat
known for card engraving and printing in Broadway
EatAAllHhed IN 1870 !.
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THE s'xREnflsN.

A CARD-AT MEETING OF WASHINGTON EN-
n CINE Company No 20 It was unanimously Owed, That
sincere thanks the officers of the Bank Of
Commonwealth for the bountul supp Of refreshments
nhed while duty at the fire Friday morning.
70, 1885, WIN. HACKErT, Foreman.
ABRAHAM W. EpMosrs, Secretary
THE RECEIPT oE THE FOLLOWING DONATIONS TO
the Widow and Orphan Fund Of the Fire Department Is
most thankfully acknowledged wiz
From Home Insurance. Company per A. +. Wilmsrth,
Esq. Secretary 800
From Greenwich Insurance Company, per James H4r-
rison, Esq Secretary 100
Esq., secretary lOO
Secretary 100
From Arctic Insurance Company, per A. Oakley, Esq,
Secretary 100
From Long Island Insurance Company per VIM. w. Hen.
fhaw, Esq Secretary 100
JOHN s. GILES, Treasurer
New York, january 25, 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-26

Singers Sewing Machanes.-Au Persons
wish for information in regard TO sewing machines
by applying at ONCE for copies OF l. M
Cas- Gazette" paper devoted entirely 70 the sewing
dime interests Copies auppled gratis
]. N. SINGER 4 CO, 329 BroAdwAn.
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DUBLIC ITATIoN.-wHEREAs, AppLICAT

DUBLIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, APPLICATION HAy-
ing been made by tbs Board OF directors Of the South
dis. ouiion OF the for the issue OF public citation of
AZ every such person have
demands on the said souh Sea Company OF wha
to the applicant In question: and especially such
perry the said company the Oheie Capt Louis Wieng
the Hansa Capt Husing, engaged in whaery the
Sea, and OF which the first named vessel commenced
voyage the Weser in the month OF December 1858 and
ham sni Capt Franz Rrandorf vessel been
for the most part engaged In sailing between and the
United Stesot North America aud which made
age for account the company from New Orleans
Hansealc city Of Bremen herewith publicly notifies that ali
parties thereby Interested unknown the said applicant
from reason whatever and especially from
connected with the three above named vessels have
Company OF this city, herewith cited appear Friday
The 9th OF January 1857, IL O'clock before the commae
OF he superior Court appointed 10 this end In the upper hall OF
the Council house OF this city, in order then aud there hand
noion that all default of appearance the Of
supposed clmans will entirely exclude all benefits otherwise
accrung therefro and that In such all claims will
come from benceorlh and forever absolutely null and void.
Bremen from the Chancery OF the Superior Court
1876 c. " LINGEN, Secretary.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILL BE A GRAND MASS
~ meeting OF this society at Keene's Varieties
will be hand receive all members, aud friends
who may wish TO attend the meeting full attendance is
most respectfully solicited. By order OF the BOARD Of Msua
gers A. g. r., Secretary.
FI,HE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF THE BANK
o. the Commonwealth desire to return their thanks
New York Fire Department for their prompt
efforts In subdung the fire at their banking house the
ing OF the 18th inst
ITO MILK CONSUMERS -KNOWING THAT THE NAME
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POLITICAL.

DIONEER FILLMORE CLUB NO. |, EIGHTH WARD
private meeting Of The above club will be held at thei
headqunrters ls5 Spring street this Saturday evening at
O'Clock All persons DESTROYS OF becoming members
upon payment OF 70 cents the Secretary have opportu
nifty OF joining the cub. BY order Of
DAVID j. OAKLEY President.
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MEMOIRS OF GREAT FINANCIER.
just published -
INCIDENTS IN THR LIFE OF JACOB BARKER.
OF New Orleans Louisiana, with historical acts, hs GnAn.
cial trans actions with government and his oc in
portant po iacal questions from 1880 70 1885, embehed
steel plate portraits OF Jacob BARKER and John Wells
Svo, cloth, 81
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A FRRNCHMAN WANTS SITUATION, AS COOK
IA understands al kinds Of pastry has lived first elias
family in The city or country Address r. 200 Churc
street
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NOV READY-A BOOK FOR THE TIMES
IN THE DESTINY OF NICARAGUA.
OT, Central America Was and Nay Be- By an on
Ger In the service of Walker.
For sale BY
Stringer ToNneend and Dewitt 4 payennort
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A YOUNG ENGLISH GIRL wIsHEa A sTruArvox
~ children nurse and 70 do plain sewing Can be seen
avenue third floor front None but rro,sssnss nssd
ABBY. AooS
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A FRENCHMAN, BAvING BEEN FOR sEvERA
"A years teacher in France, Wishes .ituAt!on in college
private family to give lessons In French Latin Grecl
history and geography, speaking English Address ~
200 Church St
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ROOKKEEPING-FoR FEW HOURS EVERY DAY.
- practical bookkeeper having half his time unoccupied
would ike Keep set of books double single entry so
few hours during the day at moderate salary Addres
Practice, Herald office, for four DAYS.
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RESPECTABLE YOUNG GERMAN LADY, WHO
IA speaks French and Engish wishes find stusuon in
given. 80 " bite street.
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Q70 REWARD.-THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BIN
P1V paid and questions asked for the
book containing autograph letters and documents wan and
signed by 1ene Washington IAtay was
other distinguished american and British statesmen and gene.
rails and manuscript receipt boot Of Burr, which
iaken from boy Fourth street. Broadway hurs-
day evening These books Or any information respectng
STAIRS TO D. Valentine FAD Ne. City Hall; or 10 b. j.
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ITO MILK CON6UMERS-KNOWING THAT THE NAME
l. OF David B. Mills, deceased, late of Newtown. L. so
long and avoraby known In the milk business being
use OF by party In the trade take this method in
forming The public that the only surviving that
family name engaged In that trade 10 this CITY,
acrber and hereby caution all persons beware such
imposition. NATHANIEL r. MILLS. N4 Teeth street
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A GERMAN GIRL WANTS A SITUATION. AS CHAM
- Lernsld or nurse, and TO do plain sewing. Good ely
reference gwen Can % seen for Gay ~ AZ Barclay St
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aOrNS GEhMAN LADY, SPEAKING ENGLISH
IA wants situnuon TO attend bakery cene ,tionery III
any oher store References gen Please address W Elm ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04
New Savings Bank Store,

p OED POST OFFICE.
"Acep tte Head aud Rect GOV6red.'S
NITIZESS of Wheeling end Vicnity-Ths old maxim for
" health reminds that itmay not be aisS call
attention my Fall and Winter stock OF Boots Shoes Hate
Caps Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks the of Market
and Monroe streets where you will find great variety OF
fashionable lately received Goods suitable to the season.
low prices.
Very thankful for the liberal patronage received
coming amongst yOu respectfully solicit you all call
examine stock, lit will be pleasure and wait
You thus uniting labor with rest that may give their Oh
spring health, and to this adding industry and
may have health
Ladies, You wish to purchase fashionable and cheap
winter BonnetS sure,
Call at the old Post Office, opposite the Mcclure.
Gentlemen, iiyoa wish purchase fashionable Cap
Call at the above place, where you wiz get--shat
Remember the old Post Office corner.
To Country Merchants have eE Goods to dispose OF
o.i9 RH WATSON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04
Publio Nntice

HAVING discontinued the Grocery business heretofore
IL kept by me- Market street. the city Wheeling,
all persons indebted hereby required pay
mem before tina LIST day of April otherwise the will
put in the Of collection by suit without respect
persons ANDREW MCLDEW.
March 1Sth, 1855 marl4
pARTIcCLAR attention caIledto new style OF lever
watch, srsry part Of schicd u manufactured in Aner
which easei In variety OF style gold and silver
Ihesa watches sHeIeI and All warranted
tme.Keepers. 81 ~
POr sale by G. 2. BROWN
Mayl Washington Hall SonToe al
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04

Sexton, Seal and Swearingen,
IMPORTERS AND JODBERs oP
FANCY DRY GOODS.
No. 165 FsnrLet Street, above EOurIh S.
PHILADELPHIA
}. w. SEXTON, l.. SEAL, a. v An SwRARISCEN
PPRR purchasers, the larsert assortment Fancy
" Dry Goods in the city. II comprises in part OF
Hosiery OF all kinds and qualities.
Gloves, Uniershirts, Dress Shirts and Collars.
WoOllen yarns OF different shades aud coloss,
dnc assortment Of Shell Combs.
do do BunalO and Imitation Combs,
brushes of al descriptions.
Dress and TaIl0rs Trimmings Of all kinds.
Burnetts, six cord cold Spool Cotton.
eeFiunery of all kinds.
well great styles OF goods Our own Irpor-
tation, which here mention, which are we
worthy the attention Of buyers. Ne feel
their interest TO give US a trial. sepls
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'ttt Oe fGS6tE69f as pl
CLUBRING
The Farmers Guide,

~ SCIEA1IH1Gt IND IlLfAGIICALAG C.
RIOULTURE
BE IIkSRT STRIAEEs, r. S. of Edinburgh and die late j.
NoToS, Professor Of Scientific Agriculture In Yale Co-
IeSe, New Haven vols Royal 0Cts 1870 pages and
numerous Wood and Steel kngrAFingS,
THIS Is, eoniessedy the 0ompetO on AErieu.
lure ever pubshed and IN order give wider urauR.
Hon. the lllshers have resolved reduce The price 10
FIVE DOLLARS FOR THE TWO VoLtMRS. sag.
When sent by mail ITO California and Oregon The
price Will be- IS To other part and Can.
ada POst-paldl So E This cork i TIE oh Book oS
Henttanecs for any Of The above publications should al
Ways be addressed, IioAt. paid the Publishers y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04

NOTICE.
LII persons knowing themselves nde bed McClaens
"A Knox earnestly requested settle By cash
or note or before the first of January.
Persons having claims against the rm will please present
Pcls sNccLALIESs KNOX.
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PErERsoS'S" il the only complete uniform edItIo
OF Charles Dickens Works. published In Americas they
reprinted 'front.' original London edition. and are now III
only edition published In this country No Library cIthu
public or private can be complete without having in
r family should possess set of Of the editions The
cheap edition complete IN Twelve Volumes paper cover
either or al Of which be had separately Price 50 cents
each . Il,
Bleak HoUse Price 81 eents
DaCid C0pp6lIleLi. .. :. ~. .is N IN a :,
Aichofgs NickIeby. ...,.,....... so
{ickIliek Papers. !it.i so ltsf.
DOm6eW and Son. "a
Martin Lhus1letit. ........... =. 10 Is
B1yRHby Fudge. 30 -
OH CRriosity Shop. .......,.... 10
Sletcbes by g 31e''., :. .i5... -. . 50 a.
Oiirfr Ttrist. 6O
CariSsf1GS ROries aud Pictures from Ndly--con- 5
tanning Christmas Carol, The Chimes, Cricket on
the Hearth, Battle Of Life Haunted Man, The i-
SnOsts baTsalni &C. ~
Dickens Setc StOries-cOntaiuing the seven Poor
Travellers Nine New Stories by le Cllristinas Fre
Hard Times Lizzie Leigh The Miners DRughterA
Fortune Wilfred, &c............. ........... 50
complete set Of the above will be sold or sent to any ons 70
any place, gree 81 llostuge for Five Dollars.
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coMPLRrH LInRARY np1rroM


complete set Of the above will he sold or sent to any Ous 10
my place, gree 81 ltost0ge, for Five Dollars.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
No. l, sprigg House Emporiun!!
CLOTHS, c4SSIHERES & rESrIYcS.

TAXI pleasure IN being say 10 ny Oil customers
and ne !AsAenAhe cOlmunty that TAsTe iust returned
RON yes 4ofk Ai hSve becn able procure the
naee fooc fof TAR season hst te Great BmpNriun New
AOf saa Import nom France and the old countries
SeS dispensed Win shs sale Of Common Clothing gives me
ose rom Aad HTne 10 atteud the All OF
tSrae1s Ia hs Fashionable way NJ new stoct now COZ
sstsE
BLACK. BROWN. GREEN. BLUE OLIVE AND
DAHhtA CLOTHS 3t
AAo-eik RE1 Wool Csshreretts al shades and Coloys
otnSa<ae psapeF Summer Cloths uuen and Grass cIoha
&C. tSr mailing Rrooh, Dress, SACK and Business Coais
Teaen nSsh and American CasSInsre5; also Ducks
IN pfGinRS1 &C. Tor making PAnfs.
~ 70 weddings have The bsauil selection ever
SsoAed AZ In any city al ohe an now prepared to make
% In the most fashionable and style fhaye secured
NJ RrsSls scsvsss Cutter for the coming season.
e9 certain Ia sSynX that Fn.Ih clothes than
SaY house Vest o the mountains
n couhsedon with the above IhAVe beautiful assortment
q FURNISHING Goods, AL ne, reasonable and fashionable
consisting Of C!o+h, Cashmere, cashmersVt Bombazns,
ssss Lnsn DraRs and Plain Linen, Brock Dress and
Ses Soss9 tests and Pa1ta made from the HashonR.
~ 9ad 5IasSnaote Goods, IN great variety.
so Linen and Cotton 3hirts SILK, Linen lambs wool and
$loVsa and Su5pen1nrs
hossEy IN Great Variety also other article suitable
II completing SsnIlemSn's wardrobe
Al me AocTe naI1sd articles. together with many okhCrs
can be found At my store, no. 1Sprlgy HouSa.
FteAss eau In and take look, obIIS0 yours
RrH1 i ping
NOTICE-ExTRA.
GhsTe sSna stock OF Common Clothing that I Will dis
pose Of a s3s IeSs room for my Spring
sSOes OF 7iae Goods. 0FS
H<f1 g. RICE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-20
Ths GAss Cisy agaloss shs ~ Grid
keokuk Mattress Manufactoyy
A. C. Orr

. nov naaafsctsTisg AAstrsssss " every dsscrip-
tioa. spiral Sprias. Curlsa Hair Weslrn, Fsiting
Cotton, Aoss, birch. 6hack, and Ssssw, Of the best
quality. Pillows and belstsrs Of all kinda, Also
Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel Aad Stea@bost nrders prom pity attended "
aad All articles Manufactured sold II my sstab
lishDsnt will b oGsssa IT fais ssras, Asd wasrss
ed Ichalispge the production VI superior y sk 81
any estabiishment VI thv kind In the Western coan
try. You respectfully invited to cell and exam
Inc spsoimens Of ny work. Warsroou corner oi
Roarth street. and exchan8s.
have IN op ration a ,wiy invented and xpsasiv'
machinery wnich enables ne to maaaf acture bet
ter ~ork. q ire kbsTal rates, than inferior wori
sthervne Manufactured can BE- afforded for. Aatc
rial for Bedding stc. prepared BY asshinsry IL NOR
sailoruiy aad p sfsctiy prepared, saa the worl
tar superior in quality.
WhoIssGis snF RstsiI.
ANSch 10 tv56 dAwly
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REMOVAL.
j. q. Bernard 4 Go.

II AVE WnOvsd sAsis ssoss froa The oad staaA 70
= UHSos BLocx, estwssn eth and 7tA strssts, On
Main, uAsrs they sGsr Tor sale - ehsap - Tie
eheapssa, eeossAl Assostnsoto1
aAoe, AaAA1e and A1avness Leather,
enamslisd snd Ps,sst lAsslAsr, Eaaosllsd Cloth,
1rssks. Carpet Bags, Ply Nets, WHIPS ssd whip
LAshss.
Also, . general assorsnent OF
eAOOLE8Y MARDWARE,
6addlsry Hssdvsrs ssl~cssd In the Eastsru mar
ksl, ana Ter sale q st. Losis prices.
TAsy have % hand and are constantly naau-
essta1ing of the Aost mssrAls Saddlss. Brides and
Hasnsss u every description.
Ths abevs articles viii - sold 81 Wholesale or re-
tail ~ snifor1 psices.
Those wanting anything in our liAs will Do veil
70 ealI aad exa0ias our stock befues hayiag @ Ws
istend TO give ali, The worth u their money.
The Highest psics will 10 psiA In sAsh fer HiAss.
o. BERNARD CO.
Ksokek, -. Bsps 'sS.--dAw
TWO THOUSAND bssheis plAsterers hair for
i sale rhsap for sash by
jsnsl1dA. ) o. BERNARD : co.
0eoA M eusaseurs ma0U6acsovY,
UsssafA Street BET. Nss s~1 JsAsssa, Kssksk less.
KnLDOU0NE = WAvlD,
"A AANCvACTuk99S AND WHOLESALE Deal.
N1 sss 10 al kinds II Cahiset Ware. Orders frou
Atsaase rsspeseluliy solicited, And pronpsiy
tsaded - ~ sslsetsdin psssoa, carefully packed
aad forwarded 70 ali parts VI the country.
Ks0k uk, Jaas 10 '56-A4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-20
II Gelce. q

L HAVE sold my stock Of Furniture, and entire
tatcrsst in the RuEniture businsss, 70 Mr.. G. :.
AssOrr, ,of the uateCity Furnissrc Rooms. thank
my friends aud csstomer Tor their many favor.. and
esrdaily recommend Mr.. Abbott to their future ia
vor and patronage. X. .WILSEY.
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