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New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
Bountr fan6 narrants.

DOUNTY LAND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. 81
- Wall &C. New. YORK The highest marlet price paid TOR
LAND WARRANTS and all Warrants sold By zuarsi
ICED and adsd by mail otherwise essipt Of remit
tsneeA
Lana Warrant. procured for Soldiers and others entitled TO
Bounty Ls-ds. upon spplcaiioo %
AND WARRANT WANTED. -
- TAYLOR BROTHERS Bankev
No Is WsA-st New-Yoft.
We v5 surpIy orders promptly. Wsrs"ts slvsys hand
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

WESTERN LANDS-Cheice Lands in Illinois,
Indiana. low. w,.eon'ia .Hd Mnes.oia, for Sale or
fXcbsn.e Er Cy Psppery, tho most hb~ss
e.ied. b, the lcc.too OF Land wsrsLtS r. CLA00Err.
Western Ls Gee. NJ - Broadway. corner II Aorriss
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

BY JosEPH HEGEnAS, u,tioneer.
FRIDAY, june 6, at 10 o'clock .. IN at the
l. Genital Salerooms Of willoushby aud Pss..ts
Brootlyn yn.-Resusr weekly sale Of HOUSEaOeD FURNl.
TURE, comprisnH general assortmsnt Of MIhogaoy aud
Chamber Fufnture Mstressss plated Ware 1c &c
two Pianos and elaborate Marble Vases Ensravin &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

ZINE BROWN GOODS.-5OO bales Rocking
L BAN. H,ps s,5 v.5sr oAtsn tor s.le by
hkSkIra Co. Ne II 0,,slvsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

FURNITURE AUCTION NOTICE.--The un-
dsgned have the pleasure TO announce that they are
thorized 10 offer for sale at suction TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY June 10 and H. at the extensive Wsrerooms
sf Messra 2. A. VERDE l. 60 Ne 593 sIosdwys fss
doors above Nibos and Metropolitan Hotel their eqti.
valuable STOCK of fnt-clsss CABINET FURNITURE,
worth from $40 900 $1,000 ell Of which to b sold without
rsserve On account TO be made ia th.
buoips This ssls 10 particularly worthy Of the attention OF
bousekeepes this stock Of Furniture considered one OF
found upon examination be Of good quality any made
in the city Full particulars hefesfer. - -
HOUGHTON MELLOR, AucaoEeers, No. lis N sassuH
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
GEORGE Cook, Auctoueer.
ELEGANT FURNITURE.-THlS DAY at lOi

ELEGANT URNITURE.-TdlS DAl At IU3
II O'clock at No. e4 Broadway, near Bond st-Bsins the
STOCK of JAS B. COOK Esq old established dealer aud
splendid Psror Suites 'soli frames
hoasDy PalO Suites fv:rou: covering tS,.y and
Bookcase Of oak mahogany and
Con rJtssds Hall ands Sdebosds, Exes doing Ia
be. Dining Chsir: Hall Chairs Easy Chair RostSm Sn
Lounges Sofas Paror Chsis csUe aud nss seat fancy 40
sse and office DO Bedstss Wshstsnds Com
Rs."s be.. hair Msse.se BSe's & and rnc1 S
Also Breakfast anc Tea Leaf Tables Also large assortment
cottage sckn bottom and other Bedste.ds from ns
spd worthy the dealers families from tho couny aud
othe in Of good Furniture. every lot must DO posi-
.lx Catsloeias sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
Beol estate for Sole.

DDCTTY ROME for SALE in WILLIAMS
a rpca tor 4 zoo down snd s. 500 bood AMI mort
n.I cen, tor yesn Only all sentsei families
eesSS' snrI, new BRICK HOUSE, Rooms with Balcony
n, Stages pass Apply at No. f52 Grand
At wiliamsburgb.
COJrNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE Low
h,r6soue Country Resd with 50 acres good land
ou,e new modern emons water throughout 'ne
H bsttnsrcou .okt furnace in basement sta
tcnsy vsshtub', I:,rs in fr,ntt wei shaded; o'y
i,nds Of fruit mes from Rsw Yort; easy Of access
t,cyl.y. .noy 20 JOSEPH w. ALLEN,
No. 81 Ceoar ST corner Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

u RAIL WOODEN quintals BRAZIL
- WOOD, ln bond and duty paid) for sals By
sPOffORD, TILESf6N ( Co.. No. q BrosdwSy.
KINDLING WOODS. HARRISON & SON.
IN Steam Factory No $50 West 2ih st. Best quality Of VIZ
knis Pine Oak AID Hickory delivered at lowest prices
ID A L N l. 4 A + f A n s.
100 natural and round handle Palm Fans Just
seivsd for sale BY
SMITH LAWRENCE,
Nh W
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
Clothing.

H0 HATS 81 ess than Broadway prices.-
Neat Hsis. 8? o. Blows No 2lo Csasst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

Il ING ESTABLISHMENT on Consy Island, l. l., with
large Kiln d. eng and house and three OF
exoe lse. The proI-rtyi r-siy for pottery
ufsotoy Of china Gotta. ftehrok Artificial s,ole Goa
with the city For raTticc
lars s,py TO LUDEWlG FINCKE, No IS WNl-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

ITO TRACTORs.-Proposals will be ~
THE Office until the 10Th Of une fox the
sructon Of protecting SEA WALL Of GRANITE for tho
L brooi mouth Of the Connecticut River; for
Protecting Jete Of heavy Granite Stones for the sses Of Light
Booses Pcint and Execution Rocrs Long Isaad
Sound and for the construction Of Iron Bescons Race Roct
Reef ard Black Ledge Fishers Isl .nd Sound
Ao the repair House Pieni the Hudson RIVER
Esopus Mesdows, Rontou sauSernes CoIssekis hsnd
ard Stuyyessnt
The and specifications relative TO thsse works be
e1smI ed this Offce AFTER 9TH inst bet the hours OF
L and 3p IN.
Ohes Of tie rnited States Engineer AGENCY No Bowling
green. @. BUTTON, Captain u 5. CoGs Of Engineers.
New.York, Nay y, 1895
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
CTEAM-R M-REFINED CANDY.

~ RIDLEY Co, corner Of Chambers aud Hudson sm op
posite the Audsop River Psrosd Depot prepared " ea
wholesale OF retail STEAM-8EFINEO CANDr ana Su-
CAR PLUM5 of superior quality.
Country dealers supplied st shortest notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
nor SALH-Ss OOO.-A beautiful COUNTRY

STAT in Connecticut, with about ST. acres OF LAMP IN
bsb ,tse of cultivation well stocked with choice Fruit ee'
large House built with hard. stone finished In no1en
s,,e OIL public roads IN the state near ran
road with Barn Csnisg6 House. sheds Grsnary ana
AL In gocd reuair Buildings cost $1,000
A,o double frame HOUSE, with IS acres Of LAND si tne
best 6ualy with an ecessary Oubudngs 800 Apply to
= 4 THOMAS No Sc Wiliam.st.; or CLARK WEEKS,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

SALE arse LOT 2s feet AID inches by 100 IN 'satef
between S7th sd Sthaa The owner ds'ins 70 iesve
tcvr jmmedst ly will sell below the msrket prce As Two
s AN tim, 4 improved IN Ssh No l5 west Of o'h
Inv r. o. PIERCE, No Is William St
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
Ruuses to Eet.

AT YONKERs To LET, a new twc-story ant
"A attic COTTAGE HOUSE. with every convenience TO
C0aes Ps,ts. Garden, Fruit Trees, &c The house com
ands sstfu Of tho 6udson RIVER AMI Highlands 10
road Depot Inquire ofTHOMAS WOOD, No i5o Nassausf
Eew.York. or of YOUMANS. lonkers-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

COR SALE-12 LOTS, southeast corner o
Unioe-sv ana stage st. brooklyn. late WiismsburEh-
good ard offered close estate. Apply
n. h. SCHOLES. Bedford-av corner OF Rossst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
Diano-fortes an6 Musir.

A GOOD ASSORTMENT of NETWORK ant
IA BOSTON PIANOS. including the celebrated Pisno: Q
Jacob Cbickerig and Hsines Bros, very low: SECOND
BAND PIANOS so to e25 Pianos and Mslo3eons TO 'ef
and allowed purchase T. 8 BERRY, Al Brosdway
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-22

SrAarllso NEWS ssOa Agxsco. By the
letter Of our spsoinl correspondent in the
City Of Mexico, dated The 10Th ult., which
ws publish this morning, il would appear
thst the relations Of Mexico with Great
Britain are Ia very critical condition. Ac-
cording TO our correspondent tho British EN-
bassy has closed it's doors, and suspended
all interchange of courteses with that dis
tracted and imbecile government. A feet in
the Gulf Of Mexico awaits the orders Of the
British Minister, and we may hear, by the
next arrival, that Vera Cruz is blockaded, or
been bombarded. The cause OF the rupture
is the delay in the settlement Of the old af-
fair Of Baron, Forbes Co., and the UNI
Willingness or inability Of the Mexicans to
pay their Indebtedness to British subjects.
Mexico is also in peril Of an attack from a
Spanish squadron, and, what with Internal
feuds and external assaults, she bids fair to
be pretty thoroughly shaken. To say tho
least, the Mexican Republio appears to Be on
its last legs.-[N. Y. Times.
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an NJ b l. Z SIX PEN CE!ln
r AN now receiving heavy stock OF ssAsuSApLE
i GOODS direct from the Eastern cities They are
not second hand goodg but fresh and nice. A
good assortment aud large lot, to suit all kinds
Of customers
There three things TO be considered IN trading
one is to have the right kind Of goods another is
TO make the prices 10 suit and the third Is TO have
accommodating statesmen. MY houses possess all
these requirements and certainly there IL the place
to get Good Bargains
Ny WINTER STOCK consists in part Of the fol.
lowing Delays, solid aad figured dsbaise, mGri-
nos, lAssyss ffaids linseys, ginghams, cioths,
sin~fes' cksAastA, tweeds, jeans, Canton fanncls,
wsol fannels all eolors, opera fanneis, wool CON-
f'rts, hoods, nitis, gloves, hosiery, table linen,
damask, diaper, shawis, long and Bay State, men r
wool shirts and drawers dotncstics, blue and brown
ticking, sheeings, hats and caps, boots and shoes
and every thing usually found in the dry goods de-
partment. And in connection with the above, i
have "A large stock Of CkocK ERy WAws. Having
recently recruited my stock, can oGsr superior
inducemenss In this line. Also, good assortment
Of choice FAMILY GROCERIES, in fact, every
thing in the rchandigc line and If there ID Any
article cannot furnish, We tell you where 10
hnd it.
jus, drop in At the "NfMBLE SIXPENCE,' and
LOOK at those Neg Goods, which have not been
hand since the year one Il al rds ~ pleasure 10
show moe gasis. You will find them ut
Nos. 81, n 100 Matn.st., keokuk.
oct22-d :. S. BILLINGS.
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BrcHASAN's ERECTION AND NOT Fagxosr's
FAVORABLE To DIssoLrTIoS. We have al
WAYS felt that If there was fear Of this eloc-
ton promoting the success of Disunion, tho
election OF buchanan would have far the
most substantial and certain influence in
that direction. And so all the rank disnn-
ionists Of the South think For that reason
they support Buchanan. And we extract the
following very emphatic expression OF the
same sentiment By the Louisville journal,
which is a ans Fillmore paper, the leading
organ of that party in Kentucky, and an un-
compromising opponent of Fremont
"To defeat Fremont md elect Buchanan
would be to scotch the snake, not kill it. 1t
would be. indeed, 70 nourish and strengthen
the evil OF disunionism By guarding IL, I'M
der the most favorable conditions of vigor-
Gus growth, against tho consequences Of pre-
mature exposure. II the scheme Of disun-
on should be forced into maturity now in
the simple event Of Eremont's election, the
blazing patriotism Of the people would blast
il in day; bat nursed and protected by "A
Buchanan administration for the period Of
four wears, it might thereafter seize a less
favorable prstext with terrible success. But
pending or after Buchanan administration
even far more favorable pretexis would not
be wanting. Pretexts for dssolving the
Union would then be thick as blackberries.
The acquisition OF Cuba or the attempt to
acquire it, would itself bear an ample crop
of them, and most assured!y none would be
lost or unimproved to the utmost"
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Aa,icr slsns saet.r.s

Notice - NOmee0GtWrAs
SEAIED proposals VIA w recni,el at The Office
- Of the C,ty Eneineer until s o'clock y. NJ, Of
Monday Oct, "a, A. D. 1856, for the grading and
psvIaf Ut Ailsy in Block No. a.
Prop0s ais will also be rcosn I'd fT grading oil Al
leys in Books % and l06 and Tor eaIysst In Block
c5, until o'clock p NJ. of Monday, Oct. 2ist, 1856.
Specifications for above work can bs seen at the
office Oh City Engineer
l.. HI JOHNSON,
keokuk, Oct. H. 1856. diod City Engineer.
water Works.
~ EALED Proposals will he received Mt the ofhc.
~ of the City Engineer until January fst, A. ID.
1886, for sht construction of Water works furnish
ing and laying pipesd fixtures. in the City Of keos
knk.
Payment. to the made in eight per cent. keokak
City Bonds.
Persons proposing for above work, win please
submit the plans upon which their propositions are
based.
L. HUTCHINSON,
Keokuk, Oct. 10, 1856. david City Engineer.
Notice 80 Contractors.
SEALED proposals will he rec .ived at the once
- Of the City Engineer until o'clock p. 81. OF
Monday, Oc.obar Goth, A. d. 1856, for grading
to the amount Of Fifty Thousand Dollars, payable
in eight Der cent. bonds. Said work to be done
within the old limits IT the City, during the years
1887 and 1883,
Specifications can be seen at the ONCE Of City
Engineer.
l.. HUTCHINSON,
keokuk, Oct. l8, City Engineer,
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

}. w. Rankin, j. NJ. Beck, and j. NJ. Bree-
den will address the people at BIG MOUND,
Wednesday, October end, at , O'Clock, 2.
NJ
AT PILOT GROVE, Thursday, Oct. Odd,
> O'Clock Pm.
DOVER, Friday, Oct oath, O'Clock P. NJ.
WARREN, Saturday, Oct 25th, 2 O'Clock
p. NJ
CRoToN, Saturday, night Oct. IS.
samaei 7. Miller Esq, and other Kepub-
iican Speakers will address the people Of
r. Madison, Thursday night, October 23rd.
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Egencc from Pennsylvania. The New York
Tribune OF the 18th Claims the state BY 900
and the Herald makes it out about even.
The Herald gives the BUCCANEERS only ten
members OF Congress, which leaves the Re-
puhlicans as well az before, If true.
Ia Indiana, the Republicans probably have
one If not both branchea 4 the Legislature.
The Buchaneer Governor is possibly, but
not certainly, elected.
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Telegraph NSN

ST. Loris, Oct. ia letter to the Demo-
crat this evening, dated Lawrence, Oct. l4;h,
says Col. Cook at the head 400 Dragons had
arrested 30 emigrants near the Nebraska
line. The repor, that n writ had been issued
for the arrest Of Steria Jones is false, A
special Court for the trial of Free State pris-
oners convened the l4th. Not one pro.
slavery man has yet been arrested by order
Of Geary.
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RIcKRY MASON, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared TO insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gutta Percha, also upon Plstina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neatest work thst is
done in the City, and at u less price than
any other Office here. Office on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-22

ln-MAouiRas COMPOUND EXTRACT OF BEHKE
PLASr--A certain cure for Diarrhra, Dyseptery,
Summer Complaint, and NIL affections Of the bowels
attended with relaxation. As safe, paiatsbIe and
reliable remedy it is unequallcd. Fur children
teethng attended with irritation Of the bowels, II
Is the most soothing remedy in Prepared and
sold by ia c. NAGuIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
s. W cor. Olive d ID sts., st. Louis.
For sale in Keokuk by +. II, 0Connor, and Drug
giits generally. [aug2odA wSm
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IMPORTANT from Perm


LIMA, Aug. ~, ls56.-My prediction in
former letters has been verified. On the
morning OF the 10Th at two O'Clock General
Castillo began movement among the
troops. Having purchased almost the en-
tire army, 1.-THE soldiers AT * each; price
of officers not known he entered one OF the
barracks and put himself at the head of
battalion. Leaving those who would not
enter the rebellion with him well tied and
shut up, he marched to the Fort ST. Gatalins.
which Was opened 10 him by the Command
amin the meantime a sergeant of the for.
mer barracks escaped, and informed the
President, Castillo, OF the revolt. Having
tied and imprisoned those officers Of the fort
who would not espousa has cause, he took "A
few pieces of artillery, other arms aud mu-
nltlons, and marched 10 military hospital,
leaving the fort open ana unprotected. OF
course, the hospital offered no resistance.
Sacking what would serve him, he marched
10 the Grand Plaza. and stationed his troops
on tho elevated and protected ground in trout
and 1T the side OF the Cathedral Castillo
upon receiving notice Of the rebellion. sent
orders to the colonies Of the two battalions
nearest him 10 march tnesr forces To the
Plaza. where he commanded them in per
SON. He ordered TN attack upon Castillo,
winch proved successful with the loss Of
some dozon soldiers and the horse upon
which Castillo was mounted. Castillo re-
treated to the Plaza dc Inquisition, distan,
four squares, and placed ms troops WITHIN tne
low will that surrounds the Plaza, where
he remained Until 3 O'clock IN the evening,
Naes ha marched his remaining troops out
the eltg, vAere thsy deserted him, and
be continued las Fight with six or seven Off
GERS 10 raise an army in the interior.
ms revolution wits we'll planned but poor
Il executed II IL an uudougtea fact that al
mos. thesS uttre army lsaa leeu boagh, in "a
yar Of Sss.lsa, lat theY wore taken hy sur.
priseand frastratcdhy ,ae energy and brave
~ Of Castillo.
evD Lieut.. Governor Roberts, Of Kansas,
rerentlY made a speech in Grtensboroush,
comfy, Pa, win the following re-
salt
After lie had finished, an old Du,chman
walked out and said ..Let every man who
has changed this day in favor Of Fremont,
.oisow me-" A company Of i've hundred
walked out, turned their coats inside out, put
heia on 50, and declared their votes for FREE
non. and free Kansas
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Freedom and Fremont.
MASS MEETINGS.

naoS MEE IlNbS.
Mass Meetings OF the friends of Freedom
and Fremont will be holden nj
M0NTR0SE,
Saturday, October 25th
kEOkUk,
Monday, November 3rd A Torch Light
procession will come off in tho evening.
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REDUCE OUR NOMINAL To TIE REAL
STANDARD OF PRICES THRouGHouT TIE
WORLD. AND yoU COVER OUR COUNTRY
WITH BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS. 49, See Bu-
ebeasHt Speech Lor IFages, Nae. Register, roi.
Z, gage 426.
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Fighting the Battles OF tho south.

Fighting the Battles OF tho south.
llo, Frecmen, hear the language Of Bu-
chanxn, the 'sUuion-saver," whose patriot
ism is untaintcd with the slightest particle Of
s'sectioualisn''
HTHE SOUTH is TIE LAND OF SUN
SHINE AND PROMISE: SHE OUGHT TO
10 WELL FOR Me; AM FIGHTING HER
BATTLES"
Indeed she ought to do we'll for him.
She will be heartless, and blind to her own
interests, il she does no.. Aud she will.
She knows that he is '.fgnting her battles" !;
or, rather, what is more technically true, she
is fighting her own battIAs through Mr.. Bu-
chanan. Bear il in mind. Mr.. Buchanan
publicly proclaims the fact that he is
.FiGHTiNG THE BATTLES OF THE
soUTHt.r'
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Free or slave Labor the Admitted
We have repeatedly published the state
ment Of the Washington Union Us to the
substa otial issue Of this canvass. The
Richmond Enquirer has lately admitted,
more clearly and boldly than ever, the ma
ture Of the issue, and the results which are
sought after and will necessarily follow.
We remind the reader again that the Times
of this city has vouchsd for the high author
ity of the Enquirer as a Democratic organ !;
and the Enquirer proclaims this the issue
which the Black Democracy present to the
nation, to wit
''We admit the issue. The triumph OF
Slavery in Kansas will be the defeat OF free
labor. The free laborers are foreigners
and are not TO be compared with our slaves
And it is the issue. The Enquirer is right.
Its doctrine is inhuman and devilsh, but il
has the courage to confess the truth and to
make vigorous fight to compass its aims.
Let no Northern pimp Of the slavedrivers
salxe over his conscience with subteFfage.
when his masters proclaim the naked truth
to the four winds.
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Fall aMA winter 81 1896.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
!. n. murcHSsos. JAS. pEwEr.
HUTCHINSON Il DEWEY.
MRRnn A

HUTCHINSON q DEWEHe
MERCHANT TAILOKS.
THIRD street, between Main and johnson, Keo-
kuk Iowa. have just reviewed al their Fashiona BILE
Tailoring and Furnishing establishment, a choice
and excellent supply Of Broadcloths, Cassiunerss,
descriptions and guarantee that their work shall be
done in the most approved and satisfactory manner
They srs constantly receiving the New York and
Pailadcphis fashions, and respectfully solicit all
who desire good work and the best material to give
them . call. Agents for
Francis Mahan's Systsm Of Gdrmsnt
Cutting.
Also, Reports 81 Fashions.
oct22-dly HUTCHINSON b DEWEY
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:
Lumber Of all klnd

VINHE sub criber is now prepared to furnish nj
kinds II Lumber at the shortest notice. Also,
any quantity Vi La,b for plastering.
Uct12itf HAWKINS TAYLOR
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7 ~ sfttf ,FNNsst
JOHN ~. RAN KIN.
DANIEL r. MILE Il.
Fremont and Buchanan--Thc Con.


FREE LABOR-THE NATURAL CAPITAL
WHICH c6vsTIruTEs TIE REAL WEALTH
OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY, AND CREATES
THAT INTELLIGENT POWER n THE MASS
rs ALONE To BE RELIED On AS THE Bull
wARK or FREE INSTITUTIONS, - ouS c.
fagsoNf's ltter Of Acceptance.
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NHE Subscribers having sold out their Drug e.
1 tAblshmsnt to Messrs Smith 4 Fuller, would
mend their saccessors to public favor and
Former customers, and all those desrous Of purchas
inf lrugs, Chemicals o., on favorable terms.
Those indebted 10 the undersigned viii pie zee
| call at the counting room Of SMITH Fuller and
settle their liabilities those having claims against
US will present them at once.
Keokak, oct Is de,wln " = -- 80
I AIDES ALBUMS.-Ths 6ne,t stock that could
- b had in New York eAs be seen ~ the City
bOokstoEe. They make ~ elegant Gift Book
Cell It tsept5l 0dDRN'S.
WANTED--A HOase and Lot Or vacant lot In
~ sxeasafs for dry goods. Address kEOHUK
ihrossh the Pestofhos. (rspt1-d
Candles.
A general ssscrtment of French Confectonsr,es
- always on hand ut
A. j. oHMER's, johnson st.
stoves, stoves.
A nne assortment Of Cooking, Heating and Par
IA lor Stoves Of Eastorn Manufacture, for sale
BY TILLINGHAST, LANE BUEL.
Oct - Sign ofthe Broadsxe.
GHoT and Rite Gums, single and double barrel
~ large assortment Just received and for sale
oy 1lLLiN hASI, LAM 4 UGkIA,
ot ~ Sign of the Broadaxs.
Sausage slarfsrs Il MEAT Caters.
GAlsAdE Stuftars and Nest Cutters, for sale
- by TILLlNdHAST. LANE 4 BUEL,
Uct IL d Sign VI the Broadaxs
Agents fer Guricyss SURVEYORS, IN.
struneMts.
DOCKET Comprises for sale by
TlLLIGHAsT, LANE + BUEL,
octlid Sign Of the Broadsxe.
nUn NEXT PKESIDENT.-It matters not Who
" our next President will b.. II 10 moro inpor-
tant tina, you are In possession VI enc 1t Lilies
Mes from Ore Or thieves. TAsy are the only Safes
that will DO IL. Thousands Of them VI them ere In
ase--tAey have bssn severely tested, and not Aol
ar Wa over lost aele Rsrglass rob and
IRE saras up the eontsats u worthless, hsst Iroa
boxes.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-22
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NO. IVo MECHANICS BLUJk.
The undersigned have opened CHAIR STORE
in this City, and will always keep On hAad large
variety Of Cane and Windsor chairs, Rocking Chair
VI various styles and sizes, Children chairs, Ac
all warranted Of FIRST rate material and good work
manship.
via be sold Wholesale and Retail, AZ cheap ~
the cheapest. KELLY A DAVIS.
sept IL dAwiyr