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HON. J.. II. DOWDELL.

In reference to the next congressional election in the third
district Of Alabama tho Russelve Recorder pays the fol-
lowing just tribute to the fidelity ability and efficiency Of
Mr.. Dowdell:
GAS far have been afforded the of observing
party throughout the district is unit with regard
their choice candidate. The harmonious voice Of the
people clearly indicates that the Hon. James F. Dowde
should be candidate reelection. This ia just IL
should be- To that distinguished gentleman the democracy
Of the third district debt Of gratitude which they
only discharge eecng him their representative in the
Congress If patriotic devotion to the principles of
party and its interests render
worthy party honors then Mr. Dowdes fidelity to every
element and claim of the democracy whether at homo in
Congress- should designate him as the worthy
and proper recipient OF the highest honos within the gift Of
bis constituency.
q" to the interchangeable labors Of that talented gentle
man that party in this congressional district owes its
strength In the able of 1S55when
know nohingism swept bosom of destruction the
andwhen the unterried stood dsmayed and the hearts
Of our leaders failed them, with faterng prospect of
success with personal end in view, but solely from do
sire to the wasted strength of his paryhe placed
himself in the of her forces and noby bore ao the
standard of democracy Victory perchsd upon the proud
banner and honored him with her rumphs. In Congress
when the reckless anacsm Of northern threat
ened the destruction the Unon he the de-
democratic principles. And to-day, Christian and
specimen southern democracy and southern statesman
ship"
SOUTHERN roua or PRESIDENT PIERoR-We notice that
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TAnTEDPersons desiring rvs private dnns parties can
supplied with hreass French cook o. cr his ser
vices on application GATHERS RESTAURANT.
Dec g-2aw3moif 962 Penn. between l9h aad 18Th.
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oB SALE or rent ina, very desirable lot OF ground

LOs SALE or rent, that desirable lot OF ground
on the corner o Third and Indiana
about 0o0 equaBe feet OF
Also, vey double house 40 by As feet three story
basement and Cellar with all modern
and cold water baroom furnace NC Also stable,
house. This property
minister Of the cabinet any gentleman
Obtaining fine house.
Apply Fowler, street, No d27
Streets To g. Fun y, tho banking house u swseny Ren
house, Fani, 4 Co, Feb l0-e6aw
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ArnY,s COME ctionary,

HI.II' No. q bridge strecf GsoTgefoWn, ID. G,
UIHERE furnished,
cakes, ,conect, hc
the modctaiq Medal awarded the
exhibition Of Metropolitan Mechanics Institute.
Peb 3-df
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SOUTHERN roua or PRESIDENT PIERoR.-We notice that
the city council of Augusta Georgia have adopted reso
luton authorizing the mayor TO appoint committee of
council to join committee of the citizens to extend to
President Pierce the courtesy and hospitality Of that city
IN the event Of bis visit to the South.
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RaINa ,eave Washington for Baltimore a
Al + and eH. a. IN, and and AZ, p ~. tg 3t8sss
On Sunday, at A. p N. l VI. 4 8sh.. aN Hat
Leave BaltEoIe for Washington Is ssHsta a65 tl@t
Az and o., and and 5k, p. M. .ts4gfss
Or Sun DAY, at An, d. m. ) :. go, !. ~ l..1I =.
*, and an \, !. !. a. II, ~ 4stAti
Messengers for Annas oils will take trains at ~ and
for Norfolk :, < n Az =.
Do for the West f.,''ee 80 Aho ~, Sohheea
ing at Washington Junction. a. :, = J. pS,,nxs, -,
Jan l7--dH a46f gass a.ias i6& ttat3 sS@afs
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oEEICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.
Murray,s United states Hotel.

HE subscriber The public that he has thor
outhy known
Empire Potomac IIousebcween "a and ~ Streets on
His sleeping apartments ac nave
such have been made
him supply his table with all ts decacies OF me
Hotel eligible on account Of
desiring
Feb I7--0tdif II, g. Munhhf, ffopietof
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The following statement on this important subject
from the pen of of the most reliable members of tn
present Congress- We find it in the columns of the Charles
ton Mercury. Our planters may read it with the confden
assurance that it is entirely reable
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WATCHEs-rbo largest nssortment ever offered 20
rhose search superior time Keepers
will ind stock TO embrace all the celebrated makers suit
able ho'h for ladies and geatemen
Confident complete this
and possessing advantage in getting up on the best
offer unuual Inducements purchasers
Members OF Congress and who de'ign purchasing
make early SELECTION that their qls
lily may Thoroughly tested before leaving the city
NJ. w. GAIT n BRO,
224 Pennsylvania avenue,
Feb 20 -eu Between u and 10Th streets.
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Ny-Tictet the National ~ uration Bali, 4th
March l55Suhsbers The National Bail
call the
Tickets will be for sale at Wizards, Khkwoods Brown
the Nation otels also, the of Silngton NJ H.
vsns & Co., and Taylor & Maury. Ezi. .a#E
.a stas4.. WIN. II, BAYIY, Treasurer,
Pennsylvania avenue, between llh and 18Th stTest.
Feb 20-dtMar4
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BID itetne Wesley Chapel, 5th
Streets Tuesday evening The Gath psi FIR the ben, Of
Ladies' Mite Society Of that station Subject: The Turkish En-
pire. The will commence at ~ O'Clock Tickets
the different bookstores and the door OF the church.
Price 25 cents Vi
Feb Is LWedFTMo&Tu
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-16

RYsBURG, O., THURSDAY, APRIL. g. 1851. ..s-a..s
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DrOnes,

The habits an ! ira 4 Of animals through all the
or lers which Zoology has made In It's clasfcations,
from the mast0don down to the most diminutive
insect. are full of instruction to man, and they
have furnished not few of the most striking aud
expressive anulogies of our language--often tie
simple name Of The individual animal expressing
our thoughts more clearly than dozen Of less
emblcnatic or fgurafive words. as when we speak
Of mammoth size, Snail pace. Sc. How striking
the analogy between a hive of bees and q cemmu-
nifty Of men, In every community we find people
who answer to the two classes Of bees--the work.
ers an the drones. ..ar.g
There i nothing more credit able to be said Of .
busIIeSs man, than that he ia "as busy as bee
Bur wnat is mo i creditable, in the whole vo-
arnlarg nf a guage,tb, n the epilhet ot "''roue."
N.o, will the e.s and eebIesl spark Of man
hood let in nrs bosom. would run the risk Of such
an ep h'r applied to him. with the slightest ground
of applicability Surely no one
Young man have you The doubtful advantage
Of wea'thy r.ntage? Have you been wont TO
pcrsu d. yOr elf that there Is necessity for your
having procession, or ira lie, or business Of any
kind Z You are amenaby mistaken, if yeu have
Correct the mistake at once, lest il prove 70 have
b en- the "mistake of lifetime when too late 70
correct it.
Don't be "drone,' Do something for the sake
of your own physical health, and mental content
ment, Ia say nothing Of higher motives. Do some
thing that shall make yourself while living feel
coSci Ius that Won live for useful purpose and
Justify your lbors in saying. when dead, thai
/, you were "useful man" ..
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ur. ID vAn President Of IN. NJ York
State Temp ranrr Snri-'y, in his r.c-m sdir s.
al The capitol IN Albauy, dwrlI mainly un the
nov rr vairnt sdulIetaIiUu uf liquors.
Within few w'~ks, h. sad. "it has
rome ~ iny knuwlrdgr. that person. who's
rnms,nnr revuled al his npln, m NJ. in n Iarg-
hqnor establishment. leit il for d more inu",' III
aud cIrdilabir bu,iurs. H. srs,r hat i nuiv
innk ten : IN ssy tuur g,lnnS ni pur wh,,k q,
Ia IN k. barr. nf The whisk If ,u,nnrTr,'
f. III are ald..d rain water. r~m h n "n''
sTseii.; Ih- later Ia Tr>tore tie h-di Il rny'i
by The warT. II STATE also tl,sI hr"n Is III ale
Iu initiate th T'Al f. nrh brandy. auI of mpir'
ri Is nl tn most pnis'urus rharn.'i-r. was sold
~ fur dollars h g'llmi. costing twrniy-rwn cis.
THAT all kinds &C wine wSr- inflated sn rlnS, ",
thai the h'>i itg''s could nn' discriminate. cusr-
Ing hn rriAe. aud sold a, prIrrs 10 slit custom
ers. Th' high the ston'Iing ut the custom E
ant h rnNr' prricnl'r 'r rs 30 ms win III" hi H.
70 The prize. Ia satisfy him rs 10 III qualify
tn ~ ,Si cplehratrd btanis w"rt made us.' at
hni th. nam IS nf the most rrlehrhtrh Eurnpral
dHeE giv,'n. Ms the Enurc' ~ sup,dy; an
E rnpsn dealers. b. it known. are not mu'
b hind the Am Ticsn t.sdrrS in their adultrrd
ito <. IH.
II quoted an advertisement frnm a Themis
IL n York. who is now pr pared 10 fnrui>i
4 h,vnrings for ~ rv kind ~ liquors. and IN
b'si GNgniaa bramiy, g., is prodntrd by tn
same m-lhOl. ...
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BreGARs OurwUrED.- Many years ago en- 10.
gen,nus plan was sdupted By the Grand Duke TO
ii Fur nc "f h'ggsrs, II was Froclsimsd thst
sv,ry begg WIN would appear in the gseHd pis-
4, al err ain IN 'ntionei time would be psOxi-
drd by the Duke with new suit Of clothes. free
Of cost. AT thu appointed time the beggan Of
the city all assembled. and the Grand Duke.
causing all th- avrnurs to tn square to be closed.
compelled the brggars to strip OF their old
cluihes, aud gave zach Qua according to promise.
new suit In the old clothes thus collected.
enough money was fonnd eonerAlsd 70 baiid .
b'auliful bridge over the Arno. sill called ,'tae
b ggar's bridge" AMI the city for the time heing
was relieved OF the b'ggaTs by which IL had bssa
pr-viousl ov-rrun. as noue would give 70 ths
well dressed individuals who imPlotsd shsIiiy.
not believing their tale Of Distress
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From the Amulet
RAIN


The rain falls .n.iy Un the roof, .....
Anl gensly Un the grLss,-
And coli. sol hngcis gently tap
Upon he WinuOw glass.
This mild, sweet rain thu; floats and mists,
Between lis and tile sky
That wells from Us, the we'll known graves,
Where pale d al bodies lie;-
II cannot call to life again,
The ones e loved and iost,-
1t has ~ resurrecting touch,
10 mark the tOmbs IL .rOst.
1t OPENS not the classy eye,
Nor lif.s the deaIening hair.
Nor s;irs the pulse wi -hin the wrist,
That once was throbbing there.
But ii oin the bosom OF our own
Our dear old Mother Earth,
II wakes in every living thing
new and hapl Ter birth.
1t stars the grass with yellow.cups
II calls the May-howers Ont-
And 'mong the viOiets, blue and white,
ne south wind walks about.
AMI many bud, in beau,y bright,
Bursts forth in joy an loves
They mean the bJIu.y AL for Us
The love, they wIf. abo'e.
And so, 20 all which Earth has hid,
The Sprin grains fetch the ligIi,
That brings iOr h s,ars amidst ,he grass
10 match the siaTs OF night
just like to .his, when niuyhL is left
of u.s. but toubstOnes gray,
Our lover, Jesus comes with Joy,
1S usher In the day.
The Savior 10 our Hope. and so
The sTee rain is tue Flowers
That ellis Of lie in Heaven above,
al t...l- -.,rsI t.r
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THE WEB OF LIFE.

At my leisure am sitting,
Gazing at the carpet f.i',
, Atiny feet, so rich ami brilliant
Move in Uoiors bright and rare.
Graceful tulips, ful-blown roses,
Be- Lilies, pansits-evtryt rything
That can tell us OF the brcezIs
And the baimy hours Of spring. ... .
It Is lovely, and I'm thinking
Ofhow grateful we shOuld be
To the hand that wOVe these flowers
Al so bright, for on and me.
For the warp that holds together
All these flashing, brilliant dyes,
Is q thread of sUuiDer dullnrss,
To our beauty-loying eyes.
go the warp of life too often
Seems a dark, rep1lsive thread,
Asking darker, dulleT filing,
From the weary heart anu head.
II the warp be love and duty,
dnd we throw the shuttle right,
We may weave web of LeautN
Fill'd with cheerful huts and bright
Come, then, let us to our weaving,
Faithful trOugd the passing hUurs,
And with earn, 81 hands ami uneerful,
Overlap HES warp wiki hUwerr-
That the web We leave behind n,
t Like this carpet on the hJOr
May remain a thing of beauty
For the world foreyermore;
That the weary feet that follow
Us adown the san - lie,
May tread lighter for oar living
And have less of toll and STRIFE.
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SHADE rREEs-What a pleasant sight to see
rees growing by the wayside- As the traveller
passes along in the spring, his eye is soothed hy
the tend foiage and his ear charmed by the notes
of the re urnng warbers resting in their branches
With such prospect before him. he thanks God
for spring AMI trees and man for planting them
l. will soon be time 10 trees for this rear
Delay it no longer do it this spring. Rally out
boys and line the wayside and surround your dwell
ings with sha'le trees II you do no other act that
will survive after your earth-bound ties are sever
ed this will he remembered and looked aPoa
with feelings of gratitude. Your children w,h pro-
tect them, AMI the beautiful lines Of Mons will BE-
recalled, and tell The woodman 10
'Spars that tree.
Touch not a single bough.
In youth il shell cred me.
Aud III protect il now. t
II wa my fathers hand
That placed it near his cot -
Then. wooc tnaa. let Il stand,
...g Thy shall harm itnsI" -.a '
--IRural New YORKER. ri.e l.-...r la1
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The v'l'm n~e of hr conflict for rsc,p. Fin
lily sir unbs. anil oil that CONSTITUTES tile
liir nj in,n dI beurr drath r ..
Tlu. AI",,l" eniuInI his 'lis,.irlPs ~ keep their
h"ir> pure as a Tempe Of lac Hn y Gil st =
Bat Ia suCh a b .l,, wat >pp,r' 50 l-ig. MS
lila 'h'ihailCal hnt, which ih. Holy G.lnsi .d-s-
renting lr.'n III" purity nnd s"n,,iIy uI mav-
"n c'uld sbld.' III lot nrhfh nt7 Sm " .Wirii
rnat r'arh'S The natural UuusumIi. i'm to
leu lhrs- habits t'giIimAI"N uni, Mh lns
wh,l- rOin ~ rrr with the world consists in his
pouring al oh in nlli pour ny III imp'rti If
prof ,uiy nud ,ilrnrssrs III tobacco uui. i.--gIr-
CITATION aud ngnrsi 'a'ion, th- sysiolr aud das-
iuir ~ his triig. g.--li- pres nts slr-ctacl- not
10 ~. paruilrlrd ia the Bnie'S kingdom nr in the
D wills Kingdom on tn. earth Dr ',l.ewh ~"
Your conmiIt.r submit the following r So.
luiinns:
Resolved That school "xaminers ongh, nver
unirr any circumstances. to give a certif"a'e Of
qualification To t-ach Schonl 10 anv n rsDn who
hnhi ually ms-s amy kind Of intoxicating Iquors;
sud thai school offi-s. wh u o h-r things are
rqml should sys'rms,rallr give the preference
to- IN" total sbStInFn, cAnhitlatp.
RgsULvtD TlIs, all school teacirts should
us- their u'innst Influence To snprr sc IN k,r-
dr-d ungrn'l-m ,DiV end foui.rn,uihrd ,icps Of
utir ring rroian. Language aud nsing tobacco.
On brhnIi Of thu. Committee.
HORACE MANN.
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~ Boy with ra 80,

~ Boy with tn gel irnw,erS aud Tinl'ss
chi h,' iuus iu'o DR. F IT rs drug sron' with
hhp in his h nd. ID 'L'nr, mnih.r s'nr M
Ia ilr. shn'hicarv mp. quirk' ru bahs. cns mubs
sick with The ri. ken chox. "nI she wants II
ihmhl fil nf policy gollir in 'his.Iiu ripnrr cos
W. harm, bot Ro'tl". nnl IN. kint pups got
the bine Writers in't-sot suyT'
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nf Education.
"Ton't Pay Your seamst-ess so muc:,.n

ss!eon't Pay Your Seamst-ess so muc:..o
Yes; su scy! cont pay y,uT s+Hin,tr-ss 90
much! It's ali n0nsnse. every Bit Ut t.; b sides
h.ing wickh; what does she w"ni ui rnnt- mon
~ than enough 10 kr-p s,,u, and boiy ,os il,r7
d"u's II cHust' her I" hsrbur up foolish thoughts
0i y comfortable hnn,e, al suited 10 Il -w.aIn
clothing = uainly II ru s: so ,u' h'r 'ln"u-
n "r mtnd b . grorns. she knnws she m,i>t
work a. s'ar,'; will she choose ilI l,iIrt? per-
he ,> shut he' hers Il lu ky TO work tor ,om al
ant rri'r try h L. al ST. il II de- Son hniu /;
~ ,iu IIni h ~ tones thd wunl n,-li i- h ari
aug hut -n r"TIhiv uII InIl $. Ing
at 'nvdlrd huihtr ranl lpl .e,( ,(herhnst youth.
Iui hrn'h g. AID -.si'rS It. pm nj Dn ih- *
uuIl> ii ,hsr pa!", III IeIuu fII"rs. rtIS'-d III
earn - 'uttraIy f,r III rcv--y :; max m"v
mtut Ms Il 10 stnk- duwn (rs iuu are dong h {
wh-ps) IA - 81 'nd =. Twnrk Il Il gital>. IrI,r.
h-du Iully straph y r,hnnrr, III III ~ was uulv
d IIt,l mrr flesh nn tl"m) than y"uIs. nav
grn>ting the NUS nf v"rlr gold fill rnrs'. ~
hriIl So lAvi'liiy got Up. that lis price might
iuruSh many b meal 80 III. fam ing. or live
hralth, impIus Ia prv riy blulii genus; that is
ton trih II cnnsidr ration fur vour atrrutiun
truwu back h. uBr> VI your s ulum auI Go
uIuIfnh looks. until sh- wOnirS III shrti any ia
ynur pressure. oliver ask ny tor mnr!" prrt.
/, light t"r>"r'h. indeed lh.. pnor are or"M nag
pr.>uuprnuus, nni Z "trghs as II oug lus
irr h I'll s,dr for lheu,! II it has IN 4, he. hunk
il rs d bliul on, -. lnl iduli with l-I ,YIIl>
i'- II rdlrw"tk. hi! her puck uri this am, aud
that. nuI th'u. dru iiy gathering up ,our gar
m nj ,w"p h,u- -hrllv from htr uwly pc --m =
arl.l rmIr vuur iaShl"n,b, >rruoilz.r churrp
bui drag wIIh loud n"i-' g.li ri e. inr" rl.
p"if's box h- ~ sure ryhdy vii! 81
>pre"l n'romi y"ur NJ l.,lir nr but. he senSibl.
OF TN" thin. that Heavens an,r,i> ar.. mU, rl
um Errrh. kATL CARduL.
Sal m NJ lSs.
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w B. Cl rk and WIN. Morrow Democratic
candidates for the legislature. had an ARRAY at
Hopkinsvil'e,Ky. Morrow was asdangesously wound
cd. and died in q few days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-03

- ksss % ispsAsA Hnsx DAsGs taken % Car
sssey g ~ Bsakiag asssss il this city.
na0k et eAs Capitol, Ialianap1lis.
Daak Of ElkhAss, Blkhast.
Baak sf0eshss. 0oshsn.
Dsak u ladissa, Aishigan City.
Bank Of Mosat vssnos, NJ. Vernon.
bask ef Meatissllo, Aoa,issllo.
nesk sf Rsslt, Pssli. .
bAak Of 6aisn 6alsn.
5aah q assksins, Rsskvilis.
1ssk sl1ysassss, bysassss.
Dask q Wasssv, wsassv.
Sc:. a, ci:y s:.h, c..sridss City.
Crssssatcity Bank, Evasssills.
kxShnags Daak, 0rssnsastls.
!syssssCssasy 1spk. Ceaasrsviiis.
nasnsn neak, Wsst1sld.
Hoosisr Bsak. Leeaaepsst,
lnAiass Deak, Mslises.
In1iaae0essk Bsak, Lapesas.
Is4ias nsssrvs 0sak, Kekoue.
Ksstasky stock !" CslsnIvs.
1900 49,, L.a.
MI. . va. esssk Bask, Bvessviiis.
Prsisas cay e.ak. 1ssys Hssas.
ssssas.s Bsat, Issrsnssss.
Ssasa bssk Salso.
Tippssasss naak, WinnAuas.
Traasrs' Dank, IsAiaaspolis.
BANKS NOT RECEIVED.
Ihs setss Of tAs fsilswtas naaks ere net n.
sssyea IA aay II ths Banker IL shis city.
- City hask. Psnssylvssia.
wasre. css.sy sa.k. pssasylvasia.
Aaeeob Go. Dsnk, III. Clsnsns, Mich.
Ariiagssn Dask, washisesea, b. C.
ass.Aa9s hesk Of Tens, Asrfrsssboss' ,Tssa.
6esia9s 1ask Of InAissa, Cenasssviljs.
$50 sf 1ast Tennessee, KnszviIls, Tens.
Csstrsi naa. e Tennessee, NssAvilis. Teas.
Valley Bssk. Hagssssowa, Nd.
.MAasaasesfsn,an1 nssA. Hssk, Cslunbss, Geo.
rlaasss. ssd AssAaaics' Bsak, Dalton, eco.
x.rnss. esat. wiskSerd. IA.
Ellsworth HASH. Ellsworth. Ne.
Wooster neak. DAabsry, cona.
Ksnswhs bank, Kssavka. We.
Hank o. tie kep.siis, Previdsses, RI.
Lancaster Dask, Penn.
Caa:os bsaa .So.tA chiss, Maine.
nsak u bsittsh North Anssisa, Nontsssl.
nt.vsraoa Dssk, Providesee, Il. I.
b.ak q kAst Tennessee, Nashville.
Rhode IslanACsetssl, HI.
Bash Of Aallsvsll. Asiss.
rro,iAsses ns.h q 6tsas.ssd, Canada
Exeter New nsapsHir,.
zinnssaaa Cass1a.
oo.ssrsiai - Perth, A.sey, n. J.
InAisss Seats 1sak, BleonAsld.
0rsowsy nask ,LAfsystts.
ShsvnssDa ,Attics.
1toek Security Doak Al Dusvills,
0rsskvills baak. nrsskviIIs.
Csssssi 1aak, IaAiaaspolis.
Iippesaass 1aak, Leeasport.
Asntisgtea ~, Huntlastea.
Cunsascy.-TAe following Banks, hsrsAofsrs
sescws cot. sse nsw taken % currency 4. this etv
New Castle, Psan.
Juuesslaad Savings Bank, Ma,
Grocer DAsk, Doston.
ConnsseiAl 1aak, Chicago.
1rses.,sn 81, nisAigsa, pr ssst.dk.
1900 Asias4 Central, 10 pr esat. descent.
CsnasScY.-1hs following Dasks sse thrown est
Tor - ps:st, bit heIdsn ~ advssd lot e sa0Ir
ossesf sahess. IaOhisaes tAs descent lueer-
ates froo 10 - - pr cent.
Stock 6sesrity uaak, Dasviils. Ills.
foepob CAsuj
rrairie Stats Washingtoa, Ills.
ksshvills 1ushviiIs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-03

Tns Clarke, u he Liter
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-03

FURNITURE WAUE.ROO1S.
Main street, bst. Sth eth KnOKUK, IOWA
HBasdsrsignsd have nov IN
= thsir Ware Rooms, and dssign
keeping constantly % hand veil
eslsetsd ef al kinds ef Furniture, en-
ssasing AArble top Drsssing, snd plais Bsrssus !;
css ss1 plals 6efss fas .nd plata ceassr aea
Card Tables; Case ssat And w sdsos ChsiFs, Rock.
tag Chairs s3sssrydsssript ion from plsis woodss
esa, - ~ easst hair cloth sta6ed seat PLATA and
ansy ssssed Ostsass bsdstssds Of the lstsst styls
kossgss, Ae.
Licking olAssss Of ailsi.ss; Clocks, carpss,nss.
eser and 1oer nattiAU, 1oor and tabls oil cloths,
nAaerasses, fsokAsr dsstsEs, carriage trim nin9s
windov shaAse 81 tsinnings, and svsry other &.
dels us1ally kspt n orr line Of business.
Part oleur stosk vas made under ear evp supes-
vision, as1 thsrsst bosght fren naaafastosiss Of
high standing, - tAat " ca warrant ever srti-
Gle Tor durability asd AnlsA Of worknAsssip.
Oar OBJECT v 10 eetsblish permanent bssiu~ee
Asfe, snA not - The Pster Punk prineiple
aad - - inA1esosst to psrson> g pareAase 81
NJ W sss rsselvsd 70 sell q The lsuest g. Losia
Call aaA sxanias orr stock before psrshaeina
eleswhsrs. We viii always taks pIeassre II shsv.
| Ing ln1nltsso q LAAiss sad 0snalsnsr vhe =. !.
iayos y With sails whether they feel insiinsd 4
NY or not.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-03

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INvEsTIhO OENrs,
49,
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OFFER FOR SALE
Ios IN b,osk ~. with brick bsildisg, nasAi.sry
-, h ss0pssts running order.
80 49,. :. 80, Ai
isss' y ~ Feet. corner sth and Ridgs-sts.
divialo.,
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1e.s :. es0 u, s'osk w. With two story brick
s~shiss, eastern, stable, good fencing, -eligibls
La n. ssd II lot 10, block 90, In Mason Love,
% feat on Main ,t,... h..-... All ..ao.s -.
VERY eesy.
La 40 -,
:. - essvsss - - 9Th.
SWse "a ose 81.
q . Fisst a., - xssAaags asd Daak ~.
- b - feet on Third, ~ BxsAeae, a. Daak ar
Lots ssA n n. l7s La 4. As.h ~
- b. ISo IT, bsi,e rear eaa, of ,ots 10 !, .,a >.
IL blssk ss, froating o. pifth street.
with frame dvsllinx.
y = ''A w.
Lot 10, block 9. IN Yiiho.y>.., AAa,,,o,-Ao.A,.
hrieh he,,s. eiss.,n nam .,a 60. 49,.
p,.....-,a- ...h
90 sy - feet on First-st. bet. Main and the Al
ley, In block -.
AOby 50 feet, corner Sd AID Blonaesu st,.
two story brick dwelling on the eorssr Of sth
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-03

SO0s - -. 0GNVAA12.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
D0OK ER.
OFFICE, NO. =, KILDOURNR'S BLOCK,
II Al Tor Sale 30 beastiiul Lots in d. w. Xii
II bssrns's Addition.
Ffsn ssy Of thsss Lots the prospect from, and
H. view asoaDd thseity, isdelightfal.
They ars all nsaS q adjoininE
KILBOURNE PARK"
AID ne othsr Lots In tAs City b more desirable
for resideness.
Blsck l7e In IT, olalimits.
% Feet % 4ain-st., between 9Th and 7th.
Lot 8, Blssk ~, On Blondeaa ct.
- Fest II Block 3el, On Main St, between 10th
and llth.
- Esst % Aaia-st, eommsneing leo fest from
loth street.
70 bsst q ltA It,, In Block 4j, very desirable
eailding re1l0snes.
Also, Lels n RAvard Kilboume = New Addition
eTnans-Lsw, asd very Easy Paynents.-
Bos farther Pastisulass enquire st the above oAes