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Nhat bis Neighbors saw Of lllm.

1t is no matter Of trhng consideration and impor-
tance that those who know best should eulo-
size him most More especially is praise to be val
ned when it Is extorted IRON political opponent
The Lancaster Pa. Express, Know Nothing Repub-
hcan paper, published in the immediate neighbor-
hood of Mr.. BUcHANAN's residence, is compelled 10
bear testimony to his unbending integrity aud blame
less Ife. After few Introductory remarks, the
Editor proceeds and says:-
awe knew the man as one Of our most res
pected fellow ctizpns-a gentleman of unben-
ished personal integrity and unusually agreea-
bic manners in bis social intercourse with all
classes. We knew him as a friend of the Poor
as perpetual benriactor ofthe poor widows
Of this city, who, when the piercing blasts of
each successive winter brought shrirks Of cold,
and hunger, and want, IN the fraii tenements Of
Poverty, could apply to the Buchanan Relief
Donation" for their annual supply Of wood, and
sitting down with their orphaned children 10
the cheerful warmth Of blazing fire, lift their
hearts in silent gratitude to God, and teach their
little ones 10 bless the name Of James Buchan-
an. As citizen, neighbor, tripnd-in
word, as simply James Buchanan, We yielded
10 no man IN the measure of our respect and
esteem and were he still before Us as Simyiy
James Buchanan-aS he was few wears, and
when be and we occupied the same broad JEFF
fersonan republican Plaitorm-whtn at least
one Of the editors OF this paper voted with him
year after year, the same Democratic ticket
then ours would be the more pleasing duty of
supporting instead ofour opposing the election
oil our esteemed fellow citizen and neghbor to
tie highest office in the gift Of the American
people, and the highest position Of political dis
tilction in the world"
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WHEATLAND, NEAR LANCASTER,
June IS. 1886.

June i6, 1856
GENTLEMEN 81 have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt OF your communication of the 18Th in
slant informing me officially of my nomination 81 the
Democratic National Convention recently hid at
Cincinnati. as the Democratic candidate for the fice
OF President of the United States l shall M at
tempt to express the grateful feelings which eDter-
tain towards my Democratic fellow citizens forhaY-
ing deemed me worthy OF this--the highest political
honor earth-an honor such the people Vi no
other conntry have the power 10 bestow. Deeply
sensible OF The vast and varied nsblity attach
ed IL the station, especially at the present cris in
our affairs, | have carefully refrained from se&ing
the nomination either by word or by deed. Vow
that il has been offered by the Democratic parry, /
accept il with diiidence in my own abilities, but
with humble trust, that in the event of my lee =
tion, may be enabled to discharge my duty inuch
manner as 10 allay domestic strife, preserve pace
and friendship with foreign natons and promoti the
best interests of the Republic.
In accepting the nomination, ] need scarcelI say
that | accept in the spirit, the resoiutiouscon-
stuiIDg the platform of principles erected b. the
Convention. To this platform | intend TO coine
myself throughout the canvass, believing that ave
no right, the candidate Of the Democratic patty,
by answering interrogatories, TO present newand
different issues before the people.
1t will not be expected that in this answe,
should specially refer 10 the subject of each olthe
resolutions and shall therefore conhne myser to
the two topics most prominently before the eo-
pie.
And in the first place, cordially concnr in the en-
timents expressed by the Convention the subject
Of civil and religious liberty No party foundes on
religious political intolerance towards cas Of
American citizens, whether born IN our own OF n
foreign land, long continue 10 exist in this cdn-
try. We are all equal before God and the Conttn-
tion; and the dark spirit of despotism and bsdry
which would create odlous distinctions anon. our
fellow citizens, will be speedily rebuked by. free
and enlightened public opinion.
The agitation on the question of Domestic SIvery
has too long distracted and divided the people this
onion and aienated their affections from each ther
THIS agitation has assumed many forms sire its
commencement, but ii now to be dected
chiefly to the Territories and judging from itpres-
ent character, think may sefely anticipat that
IL is rapidly approaching thnality.' The ecent
Legislation ofCongress respecting domestic slveFy,
derived, as j; has been from the original and pure
fountain Of legitimate political power, the wilbtthe
majority, promises ere long TO allay the danprous
excitement This legislation is founded uponprin-
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EXAMINATION AND Eyu,R,r,o,

" were present on Friday las, ar,
nation and Exhibition Of the Rsipsb,,. :, A1a'ai-
Female Seminary, under The control - 9'a'e and
POLLOCK and his accomplished Lady. an. ~, ,' M
pleasure n saying thatthe efc ency sl'at
cry department Of the Institution was :, '' eT'
10 reflect honor upon any School and a.. - 'a'sg'e'
IS. Although the enterptize is IN i,s u'H'-
The sgsfem ofdoing things would indic,,a > Jet
ger that II was school Of long srand;ra ''a'
lac students We noticed many young Cont. '0Hs
Ladies who are destined 10 become s.b,i,t, and
lns ligAis 40 The intellectual world, fac, ,,"'a ,l"
ioreed l'sei upon the Judge meut Of all yto ,''a
ed 10 their examination. ''s'e--
The Principal is gentleman Of 6oaa.
and possesses that practical knowledya !, ..''Fa'
which enables him to impart 10 Others ,ta ''u''s
education be has so carefully Treasured "a
person. "> '"a
In the evening an Exhibition, toot ,l...,
crowded audience. It consisted 80 -. OT'''e
Speeches, and Music by The Choir, and cav. ,s.'s
satisfaction 10 all. Some OF the speak;o, ''.'s
young gentlemen was really eloquent as ,.,r '-s
mnsing IN bigh degree-whist dialo,.. - .
young Ladies was the best thing Of the tinl ''e
witnessed for long time. nave
The Seminary is handsomely located ma.
clean and neat appearance. and is well arr,o,.,.
the comfort and convenience Of the pnD.ls. ~.
rounded by number of the most beavt;6,l g.
Bedford County, and IS in the immediate v;,,..,
very pleasant village.
The view from the windows Of the bn,I5io,
such as any man or woman Of taste would oys
look opon-and the society IS as good as can h. ,,,
any where. The people OF that coumup,v ,.n..,
too highly appreciate the benefits TO be derived
the ''Aileeheny Male aud Female Seminary ;, -,
they should prize il as OF more real value Than H.
zen Of the richest gold mines Of California II
rents give their children liberal education, and =.
farms viii follow just as certainly as that
lis level '-'
Among the gentlemen in attendance at the sv.u,
nation we were pleased to meet with Rev.
CoLEMAN, President of the Institution. of Fo,s,,r.
Md.-Rev. GEORGE W. BorsE aud Rev. Wu.U r.
VEINS, OF Bloody Run-and Rev JAMES Wn,resng ~
Cumberland Valley.
To persons at distance who NAV desire - .,-,
their children TO good Institution in pleasa,, ..
moral community, would say. don't oye5lo,,- ~,
Institution we have been speaking OF.
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FAYETTE SPRINGS.

OC5-Vistors in search of pleasant summer quarters
are respectfully referred TO the advertisement OF w
+. BABCOCK, Esq. the accomplished Proprietor of
the "Fayete Springs, pleasant and fashionable re-
sort. Mr. B. was formerly connected with the EX-
CHANGE HOTEL at Holidaysburg, and is extern
sIvely known and admired for his urbanty and cour-
teous department No man in the State is better
qualified 10 take charge of such establishment,
and we trust he may meet with ample encourage
nent.
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ELoPEMENr IN HIGH LIFE.-A beautiful girl
bout = years of age, daughter of wealthy
and prominent gentleman of this city, recently
clipped to Europe With an officer in the late war
with Mexico, in which be distinguished himself
for his bravery and herosm. He is man OF
large fortunes, and before leaving provided
boani'iiIlly for his family which he left behind.
TIE parents and family friends of the erring
gin are plunged in the deepest distress in con-
quence of her conduct therefore we torhear
from giving her name or that Of the individual
with whom she has fed the country. She was
geateey educated, and possessed all the accom-
plshments that wealth could bestow. Her ev-
cry wish was gratlded by her doating parents. =
N. Y. Tribune, str inst
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Sunday School Celebration,

l5- We issue the Ga=efts one day in advance o.
the usual time, to enable the yoang gentefnen Of r
Office TO participate in Celebration OF the Sunday
School attached to the NJ. /. Church, which ,ss..
place on Thursday, 2Gth inst, in anticipation olrs,
4th OF July. The School is in fourshirg condition.
under lis worthy and attentive Superintendent, Nh,
SAMUEL SnrcA, and, we have doubt the process
sion, Dialogues. reeitafions, &c, &c. w be- ts.iy
crediabe 10 all concerned in the management, Of .
School. We presume an address, will be delivered
by Rev. Mr.. GIBsoN, which, OF course, viii be tal
of interest
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-06-27

maud al least that they shall MOI wially misFrpre-
sent them.
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10 Our opponents have now four distinct candi-
dates for the Presidency in the-Geld against JAMES
BpcnASAN. In other words, what vas once the
Wig Party, is cut up into -four sectional tac-
t0", each waring the other in the most fearful and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-19
h. Huwdeu a. Son.

\N0ULD respectfully call the attention of the
W public to their stock Of the first quality of
Marble, which they have just received direct from
the East which they enabled to sell at as cheap
rate can be obtained in st. Louis
We are determined to act upon the motto
'sMAiL PROFITS AMI QUICK Returns"
Give us a call and We pledge ourselves to show YOU
as fine marble and as good workmanship both in
the ornamental and plain styles, can be found
anywhere in the United States
We have another extensive stock Of Marble On III
way from the East, and shall be fully prepared 10
meet any demand that may be made for articles in
our line.
Third Street between Main and Blondeau.
AurII s. 1854 "A
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Z IUl LDSd ELLIUTT, Importers AMI Jobbers Of
~ Earthenware, China and elias ware No so
Nersey Street, New York would sey to merchants
aud dealers generally that, having established a
Cash House in this branch of trade they are fully
convinced that they sell CrCchery, etc. at such
prices as will pay the purchaser Gne profit to retail
Experiences has proved very iYely to us that
by adhering strictly to the cash system we can af
ord TO sell from ten 10 twenty per cent, below the
regular credit trade price
To this end We ask examination of our STYLES
and prices list of which will be forwarded by mail
TO any party desiring.
Earthenware, by the Invoice, single package, or
very carefully repacked for The country trade
Juiy 2T ls55-iIv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-19

IINHREE daIiy Through Trains, between PhiIalel-
i phia and Pittsburg.-TnE MORNING MAIL Tram
leaves Philadelphia for pittsburg at II A. NJ. and
Pttsburg for PhiGae2phia at I A. NJ. The FAST
LINE leaves PhiIadelphia for Pittsburg III | 2. ".
THE NIGHT ExpREss TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for
Piisburg at i 7. NJ, and Pttsburg for Philadel-
phia a, 10 L. NJ.
The above lines connect at pittsburg with Rail
roads to and from St. Louis, Mo. Alton Galena
and Chicago, H.; Frankford, Lexington anG Lou
ls'llfc, Ky. Ierre Haate, Madison, Lafayette and
Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati, Dayton Sprin gfeld
Bellefoniaine sandusky, Toledo. Cleveland, Coium-
bis, GAINESVILLE, Massllon and " ooster, Ohio alse
with the Steam Packet Boats from aud to New Or
leans, St. Louis Louisville, and Cincinnati
Through Tickets be had to or from either of
the above places.
For further particulars see Hand bills at the diff
ferent starting points. Passengers from the West
Will lind this the shortest and expeditions
route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, Now York or Bos-
ton. TH0S. MOORE,
AGENT, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburp
Feb. /, 1879. -ly
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY
Ak1R
SIINNIg AEE1VgEMFN

StANth hhhANUEMENlS.
FTsHE Western stage Company respectfully m
J. nounce 10 the public that their Coaches leave
keokuk Daily Sunday exeepted) for Fairfield, 0s-
kaloa<a Fort DeS MONIES and Council Bluff, passing
through Boston, Charleston, Primrose, Winchester,
Biz CHAM, Ashland, Agency City, ouumws, Ed
dysille orkaloosa, Pella Monroe, Apple Grove, to
Ft. Des Moines.
From 0skaloosa (tri weekly TO Council Bluffs via
Bellcfontan Knoxville Pleasantyille Indianola, St.
Charles, Wintersett, Indiantown, Silver Creek, to
Council Bluffs.
Also from 0ttumwa via Blakesburg Abba, La
grange, to Charlton, ui-weekly.
Also from hekouk, Daily, via Warren, Farming gton,
Bonalare, Bentonsport hecsauqaa, Pittsburg, Troy,
to Bio. mfeld.
Also to Fort Dodge from Fort Des Moines, passing
through Boons bore and Homer.
Every attention will be paid for the comfort and
convenience Of passenger.
Coaches Leave keokuk for all the above places at
o'clock, A. M.
I1- Once on Main Street, second door above The
Laclede House. X. A. McCHESNEY Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

JoliN BBE would respectfully recommend Ia n =
- self to the inhabitants # keohuk and It's vicini~
W, as al Artist n the printing of Landscapes and
PORTRAITS, either wood cany ass. ar uuy other
substance for the decoration of parors rooms or
steamboat cabins and is also prepared to do Paper
hanging IN tho best style and to give lessons in the
above named art. Paintings can be examined at Og
den bookstore on Main street near 3D. and also at
Il. McArtnurs Picture Gallery On Johnson street
near the Post Office, and orders may be left al O.
Obcrtop's on Main street near 3D. med 3a3m
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- STAR CLOTHING sTORE-H. STRAITS
m SCo. have removed their stock Of Ctotbipg
and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
10 NO 90 Main street next door to s. s. Billings whore
1hey wii DC happy 70 thsir old friends and many
new ones. '
W. Our spring stock will be received At nm
early day, when We shall present unusual advauts-
81 ~ the tfadc feb2gd
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CARRIAGE mANUFaCToRy

On johnson Street, between lst and 2d.
R1 0'BRlAN a co. Having per -v
- manentiy established ourselverQC&
IN keokuk, with an ample supply Vi S80@
the very best material for the mar
nfaeure of Carriages, Buggies, Gigs and Hacks
We are pared to make all articles in our line
IN the very bost style and of the choicest material
on reasonable terms and prompt notice.
Sept %. IS55-div
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=. HRIMSTREEr.

| TNION Block, Main Street, Dealer in Eng n
~ lish and French Chemicals, Drugs and~
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufs, Brushes
Perfumery, Fancy Articles, dc, &c q
| All the Patent Medicines Of the day. Physicians
prescriptions and family recipes will be accurately
and neatly prepared, and in will any but
pure and genuine materials be used
dec I'D
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New Grocery & Provision Store.

W. AN Gu having established them
~. selves on the sont side of Fourth street near
Ia the Market House, hav. received large and we'll
selected stock of Grocerc. to which they
lycall the nttention Of the citizens OF Eeokuk aud
vicinity. Provisions and Feed Of all kinds kept
constantly On hand. All articles delivered in any
part Of the city free of ella &c. laue 90 dtI
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y Clio NG WARE HOUSE
- WAPLLs CO, having taken the Store 4s
MARKET street, Philadelphia, formerly occu-
pied by Fassitt Col and having secured tbe ser
wees OF the most tasty cutters, we are now Manu-
acsurhg an entirely new stock of Clothing of eve
ry description and II is intention at ali times
- Keep large stock OF the newest and most desira-
bic Clothing suitable for the Western market
4, WApLEs, i"finerly of Dubuque, having spent
lne last twenty years In the West, and knowing the
wants OF Western Merchants, he feels that he can
o IAN 20 give entire satisfaction 10 all those that
he may have the pleasure of doing business with
our Lanen Furnishing Room, We think cannot be
surp4ssea as all our Shirts, Collars, etc. ETC. are
VIII anord us much pleasure TO have you call
ana make personal examination Of our stock
August 3, lS55.--dly p NAPLES 4 IN
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FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKER.

NJ KS. MARY A. PALMER presents her compli.
AsA ments 10 the ladies of keokuk and hegs 10 in
form them thai she has just received some Of the
latest styles an3 fashions for Ladcs' dresses and
oasques, and wouAu be happy 10 have them give her
call, aa she Is confident that she can give ample
satisfaction TO all that Will favor her with their pat
ronage. Also, party dresses inade 10 order
Residence on Main street. between First ard Sec
ond, opposite the Laclede House, adjoining Eagle
sons. mel 5dg,n
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spring and IN IN meF of 1856.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
. ~ hOIchlssgS JAS. DEWEY.
HUTCHINSON g. DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILoRs
THIRD street, between Main and johnson, Keo-
huk' iowa have Just reviewed Of their Fashionabl.
ialloring and Furnishing establishment choice
ana excellent supply of Hroadcloths, Cassimeres
sesthgs, and Geatlemen : Furnishing Goods. Of All
descriptions, and guarantee that their work shal he
done IN the most approved and satisfactory manner
nnihey are constantly receiving the New York and
Philadelphia fashions, and respecrully solici, al
VINO desire good work and the be material to give
them call. Agents for
francis Maian's System Of Garment
Cutting
Also, Reports Of Fashions
aprl0-diy HUTCHINSON l. injury
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'hE subscriber would announce to the citizens If
heokuk that he has just received a stock of the
peSt ana most fashionable goods for gentieRa !
wear ever brought TO Keokuk; consisting of F,rn|b
ana American cio hs, meres and vestings plus
Co. VeiVets grenadines, eashmeres &C. which he ia
make up on the shortest notice and in the best stvle
70 oruer. The subscriber has also hand a fine as
sor'ment OF shirts, cravats, scarf, collars. Sc.
sep ~ JANIS NJ TYLER
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R0A2 /; p 3aRE
rNHE Great Central Route, connecting the AtIan
i tic cities with Western, Northwestern and Sonth
western STATES, BY continuous Railway direct
This road also connects al Pittsburg with daily linz
OF Steamers to ali ports on the Western Rivers and
at Cleveland and Sandusky with Steamers tn nll
ports on the MOI, ,hwestern Lakes making the most
direct cheapest and reliable by which Freieh,
can b. forwarded to and from the Great West
RATES BETWEEN HiI.apRLpHIA AND pIrrsBrRe
FIRsT CLAss.--Boots, Shoes,
Dry Goods, lin boxes Furs, ! Tjc. per 100 lb
Feathers, &c.
I'd dCs.Ass.-Books and Station
cry, Dry Goods. I'm bales. 60c Der 100 H.
Hardware, Leather. Wool,
I'd CLAss.-Anyils, Baggiug,
Bacon and Pork, lin bulk Soc. per 100 ID.
Hemr, &C.,
4th CLASS. Coffee, Fish, Ba
con ana Pork, (packed) Lard 4oc per 100 lb.
and Lard Oil,
FLoUR-$l per III. until further sotiee.
| GRAlN-5o cts. per 100 lbs. until further notiee
| COTTON - 81 per bale. not exceeding 500 lbs
weight. until further notice
G4s- In shipping Goods from any point Fast oi
Pail~dclphla, u part .ulsr alark package ..yla
pennsy ania Railroad. All Goods consigned tr
the Agents If this Road at Philadelphia or Pitts.
burg, will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGESrs-Harrs, Wormiey 4 Co Mem.
phis, Tenn; Il. f. Sass 4 Co.. ST Louis J s Mitch
ell son, Evansville lad; Dumesnil Bell Muir.
dock, %lid Carter u Jewett louisville Nv. II G.
Medrum, Madison. IND, Sprigman 4 Brown and
Irwin Co, Cincinnati n. ". Graham Il Co.
Zanesyillc, Ohio; Leech Co.. 81 f. ilby street Ros.
ton. Leech Co. No. 2 A Stor House New York NJ
William street, and No. 5. Battery Place New
York r. J. sneeder, Philadelphia; Magraw 4
Moons, Baltimore; Go G. franciscus, Pittsburg
Ii. Ii. HOUSTON
General Freight Agent, PHILADELPHIA.
II. J. LOMBAERT, SUIT, Altoona, Pa.
nov 25 IS55.-l
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GEoN DENTIST

- " ~ " IL ~ ~ - r. ~ i 4 y
City of keokuk, Iowa,-Ofice on Second St. between
Main and Johnson
hR. H., in addition To the usual <uu.
= - (. methods Of inserting artificial teeth
Is IN possession Of the exclusive rightVlyYA
for this city of mounting tho econtinu-
Gus gum work, universally admired for their
beauty and cleanliness
lie Is aisp mounting teeth on Gutta Percha %
o IS56 ti9y
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r. W. AIexander a. Co.,


LS0RW AKDING and Commission Merchants
IL Freight Agents for New York Rail Road, and
Fulton Lake Boat Line, on Erie Canal and Laker,
l7o South Water Street Central Wharf, Chicago, Ill.
Liberal cash advances shipments of Produce
Merchandise, for sale in this market, ship
ment 10 friends east.
Refer to w. L. Ewing d Co, st. Louis, Mo. S. Il
W. u. Thayer, Quincy, III. Green Stone, Musca-
tine, Iowa Il. Ii. Campbell Co., Galena, Ill. ].
H. Langley Co, Rock Island. Iii. Barkley,
thompson ( Co., Davenport ii 7. Foster, Boards
i ii. Reed, Galesburg, III. It. s Gilman, New
York Fassitt Co., Philadelphia Pa. A. Gilbert,
Cashier Commercial Bank, Chicago.
Mark packages vi T. W. A. d Co.
july IL lS55.>-ddWly
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>hetf,eid,s ch.cago type Foundry,

y
\ ND PRINTERS WAREHOUSE NJ AZ + r,.r K
I n lin street CHICAGO, ILL., Having all our ar
fahgcinents compete 70 supply all tn lu.sites Of
tae trade with a stock # Presses, Typ, Ink Ihases
taSes Galleys, Cuts, Borders, 0rnaInents etc etc
as we'll ms every other article required in Newspa-
per- Book or Jab Office, are prepared to furnish
the trade on the mos: liberal terms
ofhces entire, with everything complete furnished
without delay. Printers will find, upon trial that
the ypf ~ our oirR manufacture are exceed nv none
In the great requisites of superior rIeol Nae 6as and
naosi perfect ie.fer.
In addition to which, large and diversified assort-
ment OF Types Of all styles from the old and Justly
celebrated foundry Of Messrs q. r. WHITP & Co.
New lork, viii be kept constantly hand. and or.
ders 70 any extent for their manufacture will be fill
ed without delay.
PRINTING PRESSES ef all descriptions FROM the
well known manufactory of Messrs. K TIox Co.
Will he always on hand oracrad 10 suit the Trade
n Well RS the great variety af their Furnishing Ma
terla for which their manufac,ory has obtained so
high reputation. kuggcs, Poster and other press
es furnished on order at Manufacturers prices
INK of every descrptio from the best raanuf actu
rerS. Confident that no other establishment in the
Northwest can er the facilities for furnishing
or renewing printing office. respectfully .olicit
Il call. c. e. SHEFFIEID Sysnt
E,Er
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Y K G E0N ENLIST,
\ NlSHEe Block Teeth or continuous ~-
gums, mounted gold or platina
ana All operations Of the profession per u11D
formed with skill and despatch, and warranted
lti. Teeth mounted on Gutta percha
ohec ON B.ondeau, between 3d and 4th stree Is
kcokuk mcho7-d al