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DIED rQp the 7th inst, sTRPHEN WAR.
rem THOMAS, Infant SON Of John w. "a
Chloe HARRIS aged Eve months aad aNScn
DAYS ads sssSsf IL -r.slfss,, 80
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-09-17

pNnOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-09-17
~ FOR PRESIDENT
JAMES BUCHANAN
OF PENNSYLVANIA;
e FOR VICE PRESIDENT
sJOHN G. BRECKINRIDGE,
ss,rss s-ss = OF KENTUCKY.
Democratic Prssidential Electors for Ohio.

Democratic z Prssidentidl Electors for OAiO
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NO. o.

affairs, and ,ondemnipg the 'fana,ic'sm
on the one hard, and the ill-udviscd ex-
cesses OF the pro.slavery men, said. IL -
most serious business, and can only
sec one way If securing peace and quiet
to the country, ard perhaps. too. Of secu-
ring the Union, and that IL for the Abo.
l,,lonis,s to abandon the idea Of making
Kansas Free State. ltall you what
he added, warming as he spoke. II they
don't nothing can prevent IN awful efu.
sion of blood Wssr.
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New Yo.x. Nav

NEW IO-K, May 20.
There was large congregation At the
Plymouth Church las, evening, to hear
Rev. H. w. Beecher. who ad announc-
ed in the afternoon that his sermon would
refer to the peculiar condition OF the
country; the outrages upon Hon. Senator
Sumner, ane the destruction of Law.
renee, were freely commented upon.--
Several others from Brooklyn and New
York spoke on the occrsion.
The Times correspondent says the
Rev. DR.. Pine preached strong sermon
to-day, on the downward tendency Of CIV
iliza,ion al Washington. He referred to
the three cases OF rufIianism, and the
fact tina, the perpetrators are now ma
king our laws is fearful evidence OF de-
pravi,y: and urged i, as the duty oil the
Church to exert its influence Tor reform,
and tha, OF its members not to associate te
with those who outrage The laws by vlo.
lenee. He said it was shame to coun.
tenance such violence, and if you are no,
ashamed Of II you should be.
l. is publicly stated that DR.. Pine de-
clned an invitation 10 dine at the house
OF a distinguished Senator, because he
was informed that Brooks was TO be one
Of the party DR.. Sunderland also dc
livered an eloquent sermon in the same
strain to which tho President listened.
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No Great Hand for Apgels.

Last Monday an old lady entered ~
well known book st ,re and enquirsd fos =
Treatise on Angels She made the en-
quiry Of boy, and was told .hat thsy
hadn't got no such book This remark
caught the ear Of the principal salesman.
and as he ALWAYS sells something to eve.
rybody who enters the store. he stepped
forward and addressed the old lady:
We're Just out Of the book you're 10
search Of. ma'am. but we've got Fox'a
Book Of Martyrs, crammed full Of pic.
tures--splend,d book for present.'
La sakcs. dew ,ell!' exclaimed the old
lady, examining the book; why, here's .
picture Of chap drinkin' pizcn. and here
is 10, Of men sawin' poor fellows
head off -
'T'ha, gentleman there. ma am. cx-
planned the salesman .elucida,lng the pic-
turs, 'is taking a melted lead sangares:
and the other individual Is about to be
perforated in the in,estines with . patent
manure fork. Iguess you'd like il much
better than work on angels.
well now, that are is better book.
| guess, than anything else. Wha. mought
the price on it BET
Twenty shillings, ma ,am- very cheap
book. that
well, dew Il up. My dalter's jist got
married, and l calkc,lase to make her j
present, She wanted su,hin about aagcls
tu. I never was no hand for angels. no.
how
The old lady handed out four parcels.
each containing fifty coppers. and COM.
pIcted the amount by adding three batter
ed shillings and dubious looking sig
pence, the whole savoring powerfully d
maccaboy snuff.
The sale completed. and the customer
gone, the principal calle' up the boy.
Sonny, said he ,'see here: when you're
asked for thing which you haven't got.
aiUdys show the nearest ariicle like Il tAat
you have
The urchin looked reflective. and was
abou, to ask the resemblance between the
Lives Of the Angels. and .Fcs's Book
OF Mar,yrs'--but he didn't.
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What's in a Name About the fun.
niest thing VIC have lately seen. is tho
list OF names appended to protest by
Chinese gentlemen of New York city
against some Of their yagabond country
men who are in the habit Of imposing
upon the charitable. The names are a.
follows:
A. Low, A. Hoy, A. Park, A. Chee,
A. Ty, A. Fop, A. Fook, A. Look, A.
Hong, A. Gong, A. Long, A. Sung. A.
Yam, 4. Chung. A. Wy, A. Hoa. A.
Tim, A. On, A. Hip, A. Kue, A.
Tchu, A. Tsing Bun Sin, Ii Ge, Sc Gin.
Jang On. Tong Sung, Hung Chung. Chu
Hong, Fook Tong. Tu Hong. A, Chun,
Com Jun, Ton Lang. Yang Hong. Hong
Chia, and Tom Nov.
What must Chinese Directory be!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-21

The First Cannon Shot fired sgaiasf
Laurence. correspondent: Of TIM
Missouri Democrat, after giving come
particulars of the attack on Lawrence,
already published, says:
'The first cannon was poised by David
4. Atchison--his obiec. the front Of
hotel fifty feet square. distance two hum
dred yards. He acted as gunner, and
directed the elevation Of the gun in a
manner rather laughablc half seas over,
he squints along the gun, and says I:
Boys. put It up lower; down q little
higher all ready; blnzc away n!-and
whiz went the ball--no. through the ho-
tel, however, but by the corner, aud down
into the ravinc. An Ex.Vice. President
Of the United States acting as head gun
ner to mob which came TO Lawrence to
iemolish hotel and two printing pre-. ses.
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This prose in rhyme will do: Marshal
spare that dog. touch no, single hairs
nc Worries many hog, from out his
muddy lair. q, when be was pup, so
frisky and so plump, he Tapped his milk
from cup, when huagry--a, a jump,
And then his funny tricks, so funny in
their place, so full CT canine licks, upon
your hands and face. You will surely
let him live. Oh. d. no. Kill him dead:
he wags his narrative, and pfavs for life
----ilet lead Go get lie muzzle now w.nr.d
put upon his mouth, and stay that bow
vow vow. and tendency to drought. Hs
Is our chlldTen's pet companion Of their
JOY; you will not kill him yet, and tbus
their horcs destroy. No Marshal. spare
that pup, touch not single hair. ..
put Your pistol " ard 20 away from
tAere.
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Roetrp 4 Wisttllanp
For the Advertiser.
THE FAREWELL.

THE FAREWELL.
BY rsoLA. sym.
Farewell to the home Of my childhood,
Scenes Of youth, fare you well,
Farewell to the deep tangled Wildwood, ldws,l.
Where She thrush anu tbs humnin9 bird
Farewell TO tho Clarion river. 3
Farewell to the old chestnut tree.
And can forget thee' oh, never, * raE
Still fondly my heart slings to thee.
Farewell to the green, laurel bower
Farewell to the oak and the vine,
Where, Oft in the calm, evening hour,
sat the wild aowers TO twine.
Farewell to the fountain. gushing
Cool and clear, from the earth 3 green breast
Its low murmnred nusic hushing
The troubled spirit to rest
Dear home must leave thee forever, .
Through the cold world TO wander alone,
But time from my heart cannot sever
The remembrance of days past aud gone,
Oh, no. I'll return to Pennsylvania,
When years Of sorrow have fed,
TO mingle again with the many
Ofmy friends who now sleep with the dead.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-21

A witty correspondent sends us the
following notice OF brief street colloquy.
recently held between maiden lady OF
a little beyond a certain nge and a new
iy married feminine.
so you are goin' to keep house, are
your said the elderly maiden.
Yes was the reply.
Going to have girl, | suppose, was
queried.
The newly made wife colored, and
then quietly responded that
.She really didn't know whether |,
would be boy or giil.'
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Important Procia nation A few days
alter the marriage OF Thomas +. Mea-
CHER, the following notice appeared IN
the Boston (Mass.) Atlas Follow tho
example 0. the patriot Mcagher, and rush
TO arms! Become Al once United Irish
men! +. S.---The London Times will
pease copy.
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Goo ds nee d.,l BY the Conn munity
Exchange O6ce!!

Exchange OHce!!
SIGHT DRAFTS on New York can be had
~ Of the Subscriber in sums to ssit purchasers
Certificates Of Deposit, and Drafts on the
Eastern Cities cashed.
American Gold Ilrnishcd at a small premium.
Office orer Sre!land and Saydsr's : tore
VIM. n. TuTHILL.
Upton, January 1, 80.
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|, Is proposed, if Co. Freunon,'s
friends succeed IN procuring him the
nomination for the Presidency, to head
their ticket thus
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FOR PRESIDENT.
col. /. C. fremont, SOM IN law of
THOMAS II. BENTON.

Thy hope 10 elcc, him by ava,ilnc
themselves Q. old bullon's' popularity.
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Tn TRTsH ADVERTISE.

PsbIishel evsry Saturday Morning in
Tipt0n. Ceaar Co., Iowa.
EDrI0pS OD1IC3 : COUNTING ROOM
- II rss csss5 Hosss wra fns Cossrr ,sDcs. -
- xH11S: 80
cspy ysar, laid ~ :,s:N e sav.aes. a.. So d 90 20
%. ss poA ct end Of the year, 2 so
Liberal 661u69pas uGAs T. clubs oR 6ve Or
more 10 ens sddreGB. -
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and 4 II hisds Of agricultural implements. Also
Geuesal Fuwsrding and Commission MercnanL
the highest M fket patce paid In cash 'or 81
kinds ot Farmers Produce. u
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
THE undersigned offers for sale two comfort
able dwelling houses situated in llPion.
One Is 4 house OF good size, and the other q
comfortable house f,r a small family bo'b
With good lots. I36tfl JNO. n. sTAR.
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DMke vve Ws UGWETs
Esndsss hia professional services 10 the peo-
pie of nPtoa and vicinity. Special attention
yves 10 cases Ct long standing. Office at the
Drugis oeers of Dr.. a. HALL.
=, ,ksTvsaaacD.--The fsculty Of Jefferson
Medscal college Philadelphia Starting Msdi-
eai college cslumbus Ohio Pennsylvania Hos
p'tal Pailadalphia, Or. HuG wheeling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-25
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTK ~


1--WE undersigned, Commissioners Of the We
L Division OF the Wahash and Mississippi
Dad, Will receive PROPOSALS until the 18th
March next, for the Grating Bridging, Tying
completion Of the First seefiun Of said road, u
Warsaw to Carthage, lii. The distance il IL n
about l2 mi les of which has been partially grg
and bridged. The work to be done viii be To "a
the additional portion Of the electromagnetic
repair the old grade, furnish and lay be ties
whole--build some bridging, furnish the iron
stock the road. etc. All Of which work, and a.
rial furnished, must b. Of such character as
make first class western road.
The work to be commenced within thirty days
tor the acceptance of the bids and contract an &
ecuted with diligence and fidelity. under the dir,
of the Engineer of the road, TO completion vs.
twelve months.
Payments will be made n may be agreed upd3
the Corporate Bonds Of the County of ilanss
City of Warsaw, and City Of keokuk, bearing z
per cent. interest--and Individual subseriptid
cash material, and real estate along and in tl.5
entity Of the line. Bids will be received and cos
cred for separate sections If grading, bridging
tying, and ironing and furnishing the road--s
the whole complete, At an aggregate price per Il
etc.
The Commissioners rcserving the right to cor.
and accept only such may be deemed reason
and within their ability and means 10 adopt ands
ply with.
For further information apply to--and bii
will address either of the undersigned-to wit
J. w. INGERS0LL, Canton, Ill
NJ. s. HUNT, Warsaw, Ill.
II w. SAMPLE, keokuk, Town.
Feb lath 1856. Commissioners W d M. K. {
lIvt
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pennies ELECTROMAGNETIC pia.u,

IN E1ffFnai Cure for CHIi.bs AND tEyEg, u, Z
Four HouRs
FINiGS Novel and extraordinary remedy Is NJ \
L 10y the testimony of some of the best nauf ]
Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas. The prtr
tor and inventor has, among thousands Of othe. III
tficates from the following distinguished gentl
Of Memphis, Tenn, the home Of the proprietor ~
Rev. I. L. Grace, Col Smith P. Bankhcad--ds
Memphis Wing, VIM. I. Yaneey-editor If the I
phix News, I. keefe, NJ. b.. y. A. Carr, ii. D., ~
Crockett, lawyer, grandson of Davy Crockei, TIL, Z
Land. NJ. d. e
This wonderful Plaster does not pain, blister rf
corate. Wherever it has been introduced it b.
pafcadod all other patent medicines for chilis Fl
dr1reR qttihsns out Of The MARKET "a
Unlike Quinine, Arsenic and other deletAE
drugs, this medicine makes quick. radical ana
feet cure and il not followed by train Of inak,3
worse than the removed. Ii is perfectly har Nh
and can be used with perfect safety BY oil sexe. "a
agrs. IN
The proprietor IN introducing the Fl. NJ. r. IL
community leaves ii 70 make It's local reputatiotf%
BY it's own merits and superior claims Oh the pY u
Address g. NJ Denie, Proprietor, Memphis, Nh
PRICE, 81 A liberal discount made 70 the t.r
sent by mail, 10 ali parts Ut the country. III
Sole wholesale and retail agent for keokuk, N
H. II. AfRl8
Corner Sd and Main street. oct24d, sK
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nuunce 70 the eltigehS # Aeakukt that he has
opened ME rooms for the reception Of gentlemen.
suitable ANA ample preparations have been made
30 preserve and promote tbe health, vigor aud men
tai elasticity OF al who may desire participate in
the manly exercises and healthy sports OF eymnas-
ties. PureaiT aud cold water, judieoasly used IN
the manner prescribed by him, cannot fail to make
the most weakly healthy, strong aud robust
~ Rooms over Carey & KiIbaurne's store. Kill
h3urne's Block, Main street, IL the 9Th story. En-.
trance from the rear Of the baiaing
deeISaif d. MANCHESTER
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10 the eit.zen~ OF neokuk.

Ii ANlNG Interested with the Messrs. Scofelds
Il l. in the Gas Fitting Business, would assure
the public tina; oil orders gwen them will be ex-
ecuted IN a neat and workman-like manner. and
that they can rely upon the work done by them, as
being Of the very best material.
AS II VIII be but short time before the gas will
be introduced, we would recommend 70 those desi-
rous of lighting up nj the time If the completion Of
the works, that the gye immediate orders for pipe
hXtures 1e., otherwise, many wuuld lie DELAYED be-
yond that timc, II wonld bt impossible tt supply
all applications upon short notice.
july 3, ls1a.--d q. uERRITK & co
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THE BYRON.
FI1HE subscribers have completed their arrange
L ments in finishing and furnishing their new
loonand chambers for the convenience of those who
may wish such accommodation. We have spared no
money or labor to make saloon and rooms equal
TO anything in the country, and arrangements al
ready made for receiving oysters from the east wild
game from the country and fine markets, we shall
make saloon superior to anything west, or equal
to anything east All ask is bat call and
trial, and Will pledge ourselves to give satisfac
ton.
Parties can be accommodated with private rooms
when desired and thing served UP for them they
may wish
kecpllect Tho place, cast sida If 2nd, between
Main and Johnson streete.
uoyl5aly MACK Ink JOHNSON.
once ct heohpk Gas ~ CIV ANA Cahc w.
January 24na, 1850.
FRFFIK fs4taefng articles constantly On hand ana
1 Ior sale Ior casA oa1y-
Coke If best quaiity, 30a per bushel
Coal slack fof bIacksnitus use, 25c per bnshel.
Tar III quantities moi less than 80 gallons, o etc
per gallon the purchaser furnishing cask TO put il
in.
Apply at the Office on End street, between Main
and Blondeau.
I:g- None of the above articles delivered from the
Gas Works without order from the Office.
jan23du
T INsEED Oil and Spirit Gas, at
IL nogl7 MOORE / H0oPER'S.
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r. W. JOHNSTON.
T TNDERTAkER, Corner u johnson and

/ INDTkI AMIN tVfnIF D JHul.0L AhIfa
u Third Streets.
Carries on the business # Undertaking in nj
brand hes. lie has recently made extensive add
t. bis stock aud perfected his arrang meats IN
department.
PATENT METALLIC 81 RIAL CASES.
impcrvous 70 sir and inaestruetible, highly
monted and invaluable for the preservation Of
dead as well as collins If every style and hnisl
ished % order
Hcarses and Carriages furnished, and the enti
engagements Of the funeral attended to when REQ 4
knnknk Anil ID lhna DIV
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CARPETS Il Oil EEDtis

y. q. -s.EgNIE a TO-. So Main Strg
Lave iast receised The lareost aud most NJ
L 4 stock af Carpets ana L.l Cloths ever brouf h
Iowa.
This stock comprises one hundred diaerant
and having been l0ugAt before he recent adv
We viii SEN them ut present wholesale eastern,
ceS.
We would respectfully invite those who ORD
nlshiug their houses, 10 examination of
Carpets aud Oil Cloths. feeling satisfied tha
qualities styles, and prices, are such tnat they
not fail to please all who may favor us with q
August 10, 1855. d6wtf
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IMPROVED anssRoTxI.Hs.
OUTINGS pArENT AuHnoTYPE.

9IsHE subscriber takes this as,~s
i method Of informing his A&xc1ETA
ffiends and the public that he is .W4I&WIsys(T
not taking Class + lures aLxssn4XkAG
naw and improved plan, but that Y
he Is producing Cuttings Patent hmbrotypes, or
pictures Glass, not daubed the back with
black paint, {arnish, nor oemenied with ain indie
strucibie cement which destroys the tone and beau
~ If the picture, but adheres strictly to the Cut
ting Patent Theoretically sealed, with transpar
ent cement, beautiful cnameled plate which
riches the picture, giving q tone which can only
b. equalled by fine steel plate engraving The I'M
dersigned has not taught any the art, he
siders the exclusive right Of Lee County much
lucrative than thu trihe which men in the daguer-
reotype business could afford 10 pay. To the Bar
numlzed he would say. call and see his new mbro-
types To the yictmzed he would with q loud voice
exelaim, avoid being cheated. The gallery Tor An-
brotypes is not on Main street, but at No g. Sd St.
ana1 EMERSON, Artist.
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DAVIES a. HART.

VIZ H0LESALE Dealers In Boots and Shoes, No.
w lis, Main Street, keokuk, Iowa.
Having located in this city we would respectfully
inform The merchants of the interior that we have
engaged in the above business having all the facil-
tiles for purchasing stock directly Of the manu-
faeturcrs at the lowest figures 1t object and
determination to build up large and permanent
trade by keeping band large and well assorted
stock making prices so low that none be less
aud terms and discounts as liberal as any other
house.
Please call and examine our stock. seplSd
Excelsior BOOT d Shoe mnnufactory..
LATEST FRENCH AND AMERICAN FASHIONS.
,. II. HARRIS d CO.,
HAVING just opened shop, in their old -s~
l. L business, on Third street, between Main
and johnson, keokuk, Iowa, respectfully
announce that they are prepared to
faeture the neatest and fashionable Boots and
Shoes that can be got up.
Determined not TO be cxeelled by any manufac-
turers in The West they solicit share of public pat
ronage.
As purchase direc; from the importers, eur
stock is always of the latest fashion and best quail
y, and al the lowest figures.
As We keep no Eastern or slop work on hand, we
warrant all our ready made Boots and Shoes of the
same character as those made to order.
Call and leave your orders for good fit. War
ranted 70 suit in every particular.
va Repairing in the neatest and most substan-
tial manner done short notice.
July Il, 1850 dy j.. HARRIS q co.
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HAVING sgHtIaasaD

FI'Nf lock al Furnltafl q NJ. Il, NIsrY,
tll -eil tho en.re I'll IL sefg ioW figures dn-
fne tht ne3t lYe week u maff FIR Spring
stpeE K faoTdinnrY bargains III Furniture
eati rs If Air. NfieY fre Il staHds or ut the
Cat. city Furniture Roomt, NJ Is Main street.
Fab l4-iAw e. =. ABBOTT.
MOORE nOOpER's Glyeenm Ointment. de
Va liehiia article for ehapped hands. lips, &c. at
MOORE i H00PEk's, on Main,
noYl- near Third street.
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q. w. Sanders.
FURNITURE wARE-ROCN

IfAE undcrsi Zned has now IA bis
i Ware Rooms, and designs keep
ing constantly ON hand . sell Sc
lected assoftmen, Of all kinds Of larni' are, Ell
eng Marj Top Dressing, ami pla bureaus {
and plan Soias hue AID plata Ceptcr and
Tables Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Roe
Chairs of every description from plain WI
seat, 10 the finest hair cloth Stalled seal; piai !
fancy turned Cottage Bedsteais q the lass, "a
Lounges, ae.
Looking . iassee 81 all sizes Cocks, Carpes
door tad deer mating, feor and table oii
ua'iraesgs, feather busters carriage irlmn
window shades and II trimmings. aid sscry other
DIE usually kept III nls llue u busiaess.
Par, al nv stock was made 0nie my owns
vision, ana the rest bought frota manufaetar
b XIV standing, 20 that ! can warrant every
To- durability and fn ID q workmanship.
NJ object l. 70 establish permanent bas
here. and not ON the Peter Funk pr,nelple a
nducemeni T. psrsons 70 purchase IF ne,
resolved 70 sell az the lowest -. Louis prices.
Gail and examine my stock before purehs
elsewhere. ! will always take pleasure IN sho'
furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who call OF
whether they feel inclined to buy o. not
May 81. Is54.--dswtf u. ". oANDti
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JUST RECEIVED.
nIRECT from New York, the largest and most
II splendid stock Of Ladies Fancy Furs, Fancy
Robes, Fur Gauntlets, Swan : Down Vlctorines and
Cuffs Gents Fur Mufiers, Fur Gloves, &c, &C.. ever
brought to the West, IshdR offer Great Inducements
10 aiitoho wanf anything In the aboue line, and will
sell sets of Victorines cheaper than the article
BE- bought in ST. Louis. All l ask is for you to
call and examine my stock, which is superior to any
thing in the West.
Ladies please call and look over my stock. No
trouble to show goods. Don't forget the place. but
call at the New York ExPoRIuM,
A. G. SHELDON,
Oct. H. ODD Main corner Sd St
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,, general assortment Of
SADuEEK4 HARD WARE,

saddery Hardware, well selected in the Eastern mar
ket, and for sale az St. Louis prices.
They have hand and are constantly manu-
featuring of the best materials. Saddles. Brides and
Harness of every description.
The above articles viii be sold AT wholesale or re.
tail az uniform prices.
Those wanting anything IN our line will DO well
- cal! and examine stock before hnving as We
intend % give All, the worth If their money.
Tho highest price will be paid in cash for Hides
j. q. BERNARD Il co.
Re kpk. "a, Sept, '55.-d5u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-25

these pictures, which are pronounced by all
judges of the art superior TO the patent Ambro-
type should call at the SKY Light Gallery and
inc specimens.
Also daguerreotypes taken in all styles and sizes
from 70 cents each to see Don forget the place. Sc
Main street, between Sd and 4th d&w