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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-08
IHE LARGEST CHEAPEST AND BEST
READ Bl6EL0W's LIFE OF FREMONT

The iatAeni,e and oaiy Complete Edition Of the Ltft
aad Psbisc Se, rices of
JOHN CHARLES FREMONT.
fScLrDisG AN ACCOUNT or
His Explorations, Discoveries and Adventures on
Five Successful Expeditions Across the North
American Continent; toluminous Selections
from his Private and Public Correspon-
dence; Including his Defence before
the Court Martial, and fullre
ports OF his principal
SPEECHES in the Senate VI the United States.
b. JOHN BIGELOW, Editor IL NJ Y. Eve. Post
Hish an accurate Portrait on Steel cah numeroas
Spirited Illustrations
oSE LARGE LIMO. or NEAR 500 PAGES. PRICE Al 90
EO-For sale at oGDEN's CRY BooksroRK,
81 Main-st.
Matter in this edition not to be found In any
ether Biography II Fremont
Account Of Col. Fremont's mothers family in
Virginia, and his relationship 10 Washington
Particulars of her first and second marriages
Will OF his granfather. Col. Thos Whiting
Speech Of DR.. Linn in the United States Senate
on moving to print extra copies Of his report Of the
FIRST Expedition.
graphic account Of his second Exploring Expe-
dition from the pen OF Col Benton.
Authentic account Of the third Expedition, and
the Emancipation Of California
Secretary Marcy's Report on Fremont's Explors-
tion and Conquestof California.
Accounts OF the extraordinary ride Of COL Ere
mont from l,os Angeles to Monterey, and bsck--s00
miles in 8 days.
Commodore Stocktsn's account Of the Conquest Of
California by Col. Fremont.
Affair Of honor between Col. Fremont and Col.
Mason, Governor Of California, with all the Cor
respondence.
Letter to the Adjutant General asking . Court
martial
His own defence before the Court martial, report
cd complete.
Complimentary letters from Alexander Won
humboldt, and from the London Geographical So
ciety.
Curious scientific controversy withSCapt. Wilkes
OF the South Sea Exploring Expedition.
Col. Benton's account Of Fremonts fourth Ex-
ploring Expedition.
calnmnies supposed to have originated with Col Jno
b. Weller. in California, and In which he Ayows
himself Democrat.
Full reports (unabridged) Of his principal speech.
ee in the u. s. Senate.
Affair Of honor between Fremont and Senator
| Foote, with the correspondence complete
Thrilling account Of his fifth and last Expedition
BY an artist who accompanied him.
An account Of the scientific results Of his last
| Expedition, written by himself.
The facts in regard to his religious experienc,
and opinioAs.
Letter in relation to the practicability Of Pacf,
Railroad. augl9
/ =, 900 Acres Valuable Earainr Lamt
FER sale.
gINHESE valuable lands are in CLARK county, Mo.
i about rs miles from the Mississippi River, %,
| IL miles from the Des Moincs.
j They located some 70 years since BY tn
| Hon. DAS'L WEBSTER, with view TO make choic
/ farms. Having abundant stock water, and en-
bracng some Of the ehoicesf Timber and Prdiris Ii
the State, they offer great inducements to person
wishing good farms to improve. For particular
WIN. BRowNELL.
Ksok1k, SeptI -d2w-w3m
Post aud Times copy.]
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The Democrats OF Lee county who sup
port Fremont for President are circulating
call Tor holding mass meeting at this
place, on the 9Th OF October, 1856. II is
intended to mako it one OF the grandest
meetings holden in the campaign. Messrs.
Trumbull, Bissell, knrner, Hoffman, Went
worth, I. II. Benton, Jr., Knox, Chatfeld,
and other distinguished Democrats will be in
vited to be present, and many have consent
Cd to address the meeting. 1t is hoped tina,
the Democratic friends Of Mr. Fremont in
different parts Of the State will be present
on the occasion.
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r ARLOR < HEATING STOVES

PARLOR 4 HEATING STOVES.
DARLOR and Heating Stoves, for wood or
l. coal, Of new styles and patterns, for sale ~
by TILLISGHAST, LANEkBuEL,
sept5d l3s MAin-st
D0kT FOLI0S, Writing Desks, Ladies' Glass
j Ipkstands, and \ variety Of Fancy Stationery
for Ladies' use, for sale at O6DEN'S
sept5 bookstore.
AIDES ALBuMS.--The fueet stock that coul Id
IL be Ind in New York can be seen at the City
Bookstore They make IN elegant Gift Book
Call ut (sept5l OaDEN's.
ENGINEERS STOCK can be had II OGDEN IS,
IL sept5 SO Main Al.
Room wanted.
A SECOND or third story wanted for Printing
n O@ce. Any one having such = room can leave
word at this ONCE Tsept2- dot.
vxJANTED-A House and Lot or vacant lot In
w exchange for dry goods. Address KEOKuK,
through the Postodice. fsept2.d
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Keep the Nimble Sixpence Roll
ing.

ing.
AM receiving large stock of first class goods Of
every style, direct from the eastern cities which
will be sold cheap for cash
tome and see what bargains. Hear We cur cry,
and W. will make glad thy home. | freely invite
all hands to unite Friends of Freedom, cheap, yes,
very cheap. Swell the song, young and old the
strain proleng. Ny stock consists in part Of the
following articles
DRY GOODS.
Drillings, Domestcs, bleaebed and brown Shifting,
Checks, Cottonades, 0snabufgs, Linen goods Of ali
kinds, SC. OF dress geed- have a great variety
Bareges, Barge lie Laines, Chaliies. silk Tissues,
Null and SWISS Muslins, Dotted Swiss Ginghams,
Prints. Ac; also, IN this department ID an extensive
stock II notions.
HATS. BoNSETs, UMBRELLAS L pARAsoLs,
great variety of the abnye articles Mems and
Boys Wool, Leghorn, Straw, Panama and Chip
Hats Ladies' aud Misses Leshorn, Straw and
Braid Bonnets snd~fiatsi Parasols of all kinds, to
suit the taste Of all.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
An excellent assortment of Ladies' and Misses'
Boats and shoes. Ghiters. Slippers and Buskins
Meme and Boys Boots Shoes ard Brcgans.
Crsckery--I have splendid LOT Of Qaesnaware,
d,rect S-e,r the ri.v ~ New York whi-h ~.
idcnt sell cheaper than any house in this city;
nmong which il endless quantity 1t common
teas, and general assortment Of every thing in
this line.
In addition to the above. I have large stock 81
FRESH GROCERIES,
Which you all know are rcfaiicd lower than whole
sale prices and Also late importation Of choice
Teas Of every kind.
,ketch--1hs stock is the largest and most -.
ried and will be sold cheaper than ever before ceY-
ed In this market. have also on hand large lot
of summer Clothing which will be sold 1T low 6g-
ures. With such a complete assortment in every
department of trade, think can offer induces ens
to purchaser not exeelied by any house In this city
Call Al No. 81 Main street, between "a and 81,
and At No. 1919 Main street, between sth and 9th,
keokuk, Iowa. S. s. BILLINGS.
aprlT~dsw
WILLIAM rCKNELL
Il EEPS constantly on hand the beat and choicest
AAssortmcnt of FAMILY GROCERIES,, Wooden
ware, &c. CITY Mills and Quincy Flour. BY the s.ek
or barrel. All goods delivered SRsE cv cnAAaEs--
Third street, between Main and johnson.
All kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE boasAs, 81
kept on hand for sale by
Aset5-dlm-wtt W..
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FOR PROTECTION AGAINST MOS
QClTOEN AND ALL lNSECTS

FOR PROTECTION AGAINST MOS.
QUlTOEN AND ALI. INSECTS.
II AsklN'S Patent Improved Portable Canopy
i and Net, combining beauty. cheapness, and
entire security against nseeects, without obstruet
ing the circulation OF air tits constructed so AR
u will Mt any bestead, and the Net is so arranged
that 1t will contract and expand by means of rubber
braid, 50 that it will fl securely all times and
on all bedsteads, thereby aiording entire protec-
tion against insects. Ii can be attached to u bed
stead IN less than two minutes, aud be taken
down in nm equally short space Of time; yet. while
y affords the protection sought iii Beautiful and
ChAste Ornament to the bod. For Invalids and
Children this article is Indispensable
A. Z. OAK, SOLE AGENT.
Cor, 4th 4 Exchange sts
augl0" Keokuk, Iowa
DissOIuttom.
HE partnership heretofore existing betwee
i ID. +. Humphrey aud A. II. Gage, under the STYLE
I'D. r. Humphrey 4 Gage, is Dissolved this day by
mutual consent y. 4 Humphrey ia alone author
iaed to settle up the business Of the arm
D.F HUMPHREY,
A. II. GAGE
kcukuk August % la56.a
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y OI'T,Il4',|IIlCIEllI,,,

NOTICE..
HAVING purchased the interest Of A. Ii. Gage
4 IN the firm Of d. y Humphrey Gage, win
continue the hat, cap and millinery business at the
old stand. DFHUMPHREY
keokuK, Aug. ~. 1855.
E~OkSALE.--The House, and one lot and . half.
1 situated on the Of 18th and Morgan SITS. -
Possession given Immediately, For further partic-
nars enquire OF the subscriber, q J. .. Bernard
premises. taagi3dm) &c. TRIMBLE.
PIANO STOOLS.
A sapplyof TAylor's Improved Music Stools. for
"A sale atths Gate City Furniture Rooms
fsb72d c.s. ABBOTT.
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ron GENTLEMEN.

FOR GENTLEMEN.
LYME. heavy and fancy bleachcd linen drills and
i ducks.
Blowse, check and blay linen coatings.
White, buff aud check Marseilles vcstinps
India silk, linen, lawn and bingham cravats
Lisle thread and gauxe merino under hirts esnJ
drawers.
Lsle thread linen aud cotton half hose in a IT eat
variety CT qualities, and fine ment Of gloves
in kid, Isle thread and cotton plain and checked
myl7d FOSTER,S
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gTFor Frank Leslie's Gazette Of Fash
ions for September, and Mrs. Stephens H.
iustrafed Ner Monthly for the same month,
we are indebted to Messrs. Cave l. Bailey.
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N ewFlrm.
w. M. FOSTER e. CO.,
4 At FEE OLD STAND OF y. \. CHAMBERLAIN,
kiibourns's Nep Block, Main ST., Keok,4k,
JoBBERs AND DEALERS
DRY GOODS.
PAPER HANGINGs,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
GILT coRN1cEs & BANDS.
CURTAIN TRIMMINGS, &C.,
House furnishiEg Goods Generally.
w. M. EOsTEn a Co.
IA. ~. CHAMBERLAIN would respectfully inform his
Id Friends and Customers that be is stll TO be
found ut the old stand ready serve them AZ here
tofore TO the best Of his ability.
keokuk, June 7, '5e--daw
INVITE and Fancy Linen Driis--very choice
w patterns, Mt FOSTER Il CO. =,
NJ. n. Chamberlain s Old stand
June1d kilbourns's Block. Main st.
u AkEGE and Muslin Robes. very handsome and
- cheap at w. NJ. FOSTER Co.'S
June7d Kilbourpes Block
I CASE Parasols just received by express aud will
L be sold cheap by W.M. FOSTER 4 Co..
Junesd kilbournes Block.
VOUNTERPANEs and Toilet Quilts-.ome very
~ rich patterns, at very low prices. by
June7d W NJ FOSTER A. co
NOTED swiss Muslin, Checks and stripes for
- Ladies Basques. ust received by express at
w. NJ. FOSTER & CO.'S
NJ. n. Chamberlain's Old Stand
JuneTd kilbournes Block, Main ct.
ENkEsH arrival Of Domestic tsocisat
l June24 w. NJ. FOSTER 4 co.'s
RkoW N sheetings aud shirtipgs, by the bale, for
= saieby lje2al ". NJ. F6sTERs co.
WORK, Oxford and Webster benin. for sal. nj
whoiesaieby [jesil w. NJ. FOSTER AGO.
gINICKINd and Hickory Shifting for sale a, whole.
l saleby fie2al W FOSTER 4 co.
A MEXICAN and English prints. a FIRST rate As.
\ sortmeni for sale at wholesale by
junea4 w.M. F0sTERAco.
RAREGEs, MusIine, and Cha,lis, for sale at re-
II duord prices to close them out.
june2i w.M. FOSTER SEQ.
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Lou KTEEN 10 ACRE L0rs.--I35 nrrcs Land
i well known to be the finest farm in Lee county ,
will be cold in To acre Lots, mt great bargain
THE tract 10 beautifully situated about mile be- low
the city limits the State line road consisting Of
extra me rich bottom land, not subject to overflow
and ALEC high timbcred land, perfectly smooth and
entirely free from any breaks or rasines whatever
III BEAUTIFULLY iocatedfor country residences and
very valuable for gardening purposes. Persons de-
siring tn purchase will do we'll To call at the sub
scrl Der ofiice aud examine the plat Of same.
Terms easy. Apply To c. X DIMOND,
augt5 kiIbouyua' Block Maib-st
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Office.

Nv are making new and superior kind u
w FRUIT CAN. These Cans save III nc b trouble
in putting up fruit and will doequalIy as well for
Tomatoes other vegetables. The can may be
preserved for any number of years, thereby saving
the expense of new They are also cheaper
than patent cans. Calland them
CoMsToCKE BROS.
July 2a-dlm Post copy I'm
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SUNDRIES.

SNaAR Kettles from To 40 gallons Ovens and
- LIDS odd Lids Skllets and lids, assorted Cast
Iron TEA Kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding and
Rice Moslds scoioped and plain Cake Pans; Tee
Canisters. square and round, assorted Lard Lamps
Tin AID Stove PIPE. House, sheet iron and co
per work done promptly, in the very best manner.
CoMsTOCK BROTHERS.
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TO MENT.

A FINE brick store Main st.. 3 stories high
n and 50 feet deep. For further particulars, ap-
ply to J. q. STEWART CO.,
North west cornerof Third 4 johnson sts
ly23-d I'm stars
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q. M. HUSTON,
Wholesale Dealer In NOtions Ana
Fancy Dry Goods.

Fancy Dry Goods,
81 MAIN STREET, KEoKux Iowa.
new stock and the largest and best assorted ever
offered in the market. Our stock is purchased direct
from manufacturers and importers, and we pledge
ourselves to sell at prices low for cash or to reed
time buyers, AS ST. Louis or any other western mar
ket.
Merch1nts will find il to their advantage 70 cal,
and goods and prices before bu win
who're. We vii consider il trouble to show them
through stock.-apr26-dAw
a apr 20 MusToS's.
4 HEAVY stsck of Cap. Letter, Ladies bath, Bath
Il Post, Fancy and numerical Note Paper. Plain
and laid Buff, White and Fancy Colored nvelopes ut
apr26 HUSTON'S
A General assortment OF German silver and dou-
"A BILE plated ware, all warranted and at manufse-
turer's prices, at apr26 HuST0NE.
A N extensive stock Of whips and iashes at man
"A ufaeturer's prices at apr2o HusT0NB.
efNHE largest and best assorted stock Of Emhroide-
ry IN tbs city at apr2d HUS1oN'S.
fINHE Finest assortment IF Ribbons ever offered in
i the market. at apr26 HUSTON's
NLoCks enough to supply the market, OF every
~ variety of pattern, Jerome Is make, warranted,
and at manufacturers prices, at HUsT0N'S
apr26
THE best assortment of Lace Wells and Tess-
1 Trimmings at apr26 HuSTON'S
A LARGE aud fine lot of Kid Gloves Of every
n grade, at apr26 HUST0N'S.
A LARGE lot of artificial flowers. bud grape
"A leaves and all kinds of Millinery Goods at
apr26 HUsTON,S
+ yoLD and common jeseiry and Gold and silver
~ watches, at apr26 HUSTON'S
LIVERY variety Of goods comprised in the Notion
IL and Fancy floods line Mt Huston ut prices that
cannot fail TO induce purchases and benefit the buy
or. Call Mt No. Va, and examine for yourselves.
apr26
LAkiE assortment of Hosiery and Gloves
n lIsb anAE h.n M:ats
fine, ut apr26 HUSTON'S
Huston's will b. found the largest lot Of Iris
- Linens, Lacas. Edgngs, and every variety Il
White goods. nj prices that cannot be beat in asv
western market apr26
endless variety of Silk and Linen Pocket hand
~ karrh inIa RnAe az - IL @
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A BRClh Store and dwelling inMechan les Block
IA stories high, with cellar. Building 90 feet
deep piastered throughout counter and sh wing in
store. Apply JIG. STEWART Co,
NV. Corner of Sd and Johi .on sts
july25-d In stairs
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ROARDING.-Ali persons in want Of Bpsrders
- or Boarding places will do we'll to call ut tbs
Bodrders' Exchange, on Main st., bet. lst and 2nd
nsprly opposite the Laclede House.
augl9 II. FOTHERJNGHAM.
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4l- The attention of close buyers is solicited.
r.,
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WMuttu HmmeOI6tcIy.
1.-TWO HUNDRED LAB0kRRS, To whom good
wages and constant employment will be given.
Apply to JIG. STEWART A CO. IS
Intelligence aud General Agency Office
n. W. Corner Of sd and johnson ats,
Jy29-du III Stairs.
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" ANTED.--A smart, active youth, accustomed
w robustness and acquainted with Il e city,
Apply ut the Intelligence and General Agency
Once, on Main street, opposite the Iaclede House.
aug10 II. FOTHERIN0HAM
ABORkRS.--Wsnted Immediately, 800 Laborsss
IL 70 work on Railroads. The hieheet wages and
constant employmsnt given.
Apply at the Intslli Gsnee and General Agency Of
noe, Main-st, bet. 1st "a opposite the Laclede
auglo H. f0THERIN0HAN.
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Family Grocery.
MORSE& CONNELLEY

HAVE now toll stock oil all kinJs Of family
groceries. which they are Offering to the
public al thu most r'a sOnanlr prices the tunes will
admit Of. Their stock sts in par a lie tsl.
lowing:
All kinds OF su,arsnn6 carcies,
lava, Mocha Rlv, and Lagura coffee,
Young Tyson, in'p-rini, gun po~der. and bach
4 kinds 81 svl r- AID chocolate.
Pickl -, Tomato, walnTt, at: ir'Ishroon catsup,
john Bull. Worcestershire, walnut, and Harry
Saure.
French. English, and American mus,ards.
All KIND. oi extracts for flavor ing,
Picket and fresh oysters and lobsers sardines
T"nain"s and beans, put up III cans herineicsiiv
sealed,
Pedri 7ago, pearl barley, vermicilli. nlcaron, and
Flour ct rec and baking powders.
T1pioca, teuua, i-Ing glass. and Irish moss,
Cocoa. corn starch. and yruun coffee,
Currnnt F-iiy, glng-r. peach. aud crab apps
preserves.
All Minds oi family md fancy soaps,
| CT ihrs, lrnlr, shoe. whtewash. and hoTss
/ \ large sroch - ~Co,,er and -,on. ware,
Sp-Hn star, and tdiiow candlet,
PrpU-f -luCr fnd ",Ig~ Ct-,
prune-. ra'siu-, dricd PEACHES and apples,
tr-am o. frriif. 50 la. ami -iieratu,.
L-nun-. Oranges, hg-, av5 ci,ron.,
powd. aul mot,
Fig. natural l,hi. twist, fire 60. l,.cI, and pa.
: per tgiurrO,
scotch nd " ,ccahr- sr1pF
Cigars 81 uli rIrdE nd prices,
Western k--rrvr che-7~. butter and Eggs,
Sugar cured hams,
v ''t'o f-'. front, slI.nsn. and r,ackerei,
\ Hon i'Inr,
brandy, VINES. pGrier and ale by the bottle 70
ui-oIral purpn-rs.
+ Al k.nG- Of willo.v and spliui baskets.
NOps and hrunui-
B--,Ir- hundred oil-r articles, embracing re-.
. ry'h'ng N iIn,S Use. wnch Ne cJ1I'r tsAe ,cebs
lC men Io-!.
~ In,t- all who Ire in need Of anything il
oar lRe to give call. W. bJs. spared no
paine -Hc.afnrInc 10 secure the very best
q my "i everything m our store. AMI hope
IL &c able 70 sell our g1ols fully As cheap ii NOT
ch'ap-r han TEE ght else W ler- 10 this ci-
~. hat - NuR-E s. CoNNnrLsY.
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s nliscellaueons.
NONTGOMERY,S
Family Provision Store T!
ENdCn~iVC ArrIYD1 Is,


liz subscriber has just received his Spring stock q
me above old and popular establishment, compris.
ing sry article included in the list Of the useful and
heaith 'ui subsantias Of life His purchases ara
now ar r7iDg from the SOUTH and with his puroba go
ELSEWHERE now comprise the largest fullest freahest
and cheapest stock OF Family Groceries 10 be found re-
tween Chicago and st. Louis. He inyi,e. al ~ -.
pkepticI this point to call see them Ths coos
iry articles comprise but part of his Constantly on
hand.
Sugar, brown, loaf, clarified, and crushed
tU1-P, RIO and Java.
,uo,rSses, sugar nonsc, Plantation, and syrup.
fH1oLcs. star, stshrine, SPERM and tallow
Jeos green, slack, bohea, &c.
Soup, rOsinj cuefie, and shaving
tobacco, Cavendsh fine cur, smoking, &c.
tgdrs, anything rtm "long hns" to mild teaf
penny Cuba"
O'is useet, sref.f. rnd olice.
B0ts, lard, taow, &c,
fiSh, makerel. white, herring, and trout,
Cocoa Nuts rasins, and currants. ..
ftgS at retail or by the drutn
G,"ger I'ftser'rss, n very fne article.
laHeqdr, the best crab and cider.
I'cht@s ia Jars, All kinds extra.
1brr ShHee, pepPer, salt, alspice ginger, and -
Nuts, Brazi, fIberts, almonds, pea NUT, he
Toys for children, including cry babies and everything
else from the elephant to Jack the giant killer.
oysters, sardines, &c, ia
tdadirs, lot Of all kinds, .r.-..
PAIL, brooms, mops, &c.
O,afHgeF amt lemons, fresh from the sontA q. retaf
sy the box
Jdper, ink, pens. and afl kinds OF stationery
L1cder shot, caps, lead, and everything in Ba.
FshDg t'cll", from thu longest pole innow hooks.
fiOir potatoes, vegetables in their season. butter
81 IN families, Always kept when they can possibly 10
procured for love money.
~ LIHS.
very fne Ic Of tdlns, with ail the a.raneeusaff.
81 -,ruishiu ely low prices
ALND-lbicago ana .AH0n lime md Cl,a>nf togo
.er |h everything ese that be named his liner
Ottawa May 81 1850 r. aoNTGoMl%Y.
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Valuable Real ! state for I ale.

- He undersigned offers the following real estate Tor
sale all situated in Ottawa or it, immediate vcIn-
~ will satisfy the purchaser IN every case
that he has 4 bargain So,
being lot ia City. containing several acres
.xr-Ileut land Besides good dwelling there are on u
III 6nf.b,I tenant house, first stone stable
60, I-tinr well at each. other outbu.!dinss and
In grcvrulent- OF 4 superior kind
g. I. !. ,o., aniry arm rent or for sale,
soufaiain. ~ acres situated within The cy iin- on
The -oih Of he Illinois River al! enclosed WIZ
9, h,y,I fence and has dwelling houses on II. a
good vel. Of lasting water and an excellent cittfh
ihat part OF the Iri under cultivation = elegant
80. I,nL with groves OF srubbrTy dispersed over ~
making i one t!e best situations for dairy III me
COUNTY it being northwest fractional quarter section ~
A. = more Town Lots Tor sale IN Ottawa City
Two good Engineers Lsvs.s. and i splendid iAeodeie
sale cheap. . ,,
Feb y u Z A-iA
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La Sale Street Drug Store.
e. VI. McARTHCR.

II AViAG purchased rh- entire stock ofdrugs.
l medicines --S. rIiuI-, &c, formerly own.
ed by lIun'sr Il Toombr,, would say to his
friends and he public generally 4 raI he will con.
iInur the drug business AT the old s'3ri on La
Sale st two doors unrIh Of VI. ii Swiits law
office, " hire will ne happy II accOmmodat e
all those who NAV favor him IN call All
person, wishing to baIn pure artIcle IN the drug
lnr, viii always be sure 10 tind n al McATthuv,s
hr intends 10 keep no oIh~r kind. tie
would invite Il attention Of the a'ii' > ~ p'rtis.
utar ~ h,s stock Of ,~rf-u,r ~; W rcfffs the best
and ,v,sl extensive ever offered IN O,tawn, vary
ing III price nd quality TO sui purchasers. lie
has also large and beauriiul assortiusLt Of
amps, lanterns, chaud-li-rs { oil sizes, irons
twenty five cents up To- tit'y dollars each.
Also hat, tooth, pail, cloth aud paint brusfses.
oia.l d. scrp,ons, b~ siies soaps, shaving creams
.oEaruiisS III roli, co,nb-, pens, ink, paper, en-.
veup-s, aud Il hosi al fancy articles too numerous
to m-nuou. liz will keep constantly on hand
s,sh and glass oi all sizesi glazed ready ks rse -
manufacturers prices.
DR.. hrArthur will continue the practics of
medicine as -re,oiore, and may always be fOdnd
AT his store When not absent on professional busi.
ness. tebrvMya