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FOR SALE.

THE sahscrihor os' rs Tor sale two valuable
farms, both in u liou township, Bedl0i eoun-
~, Pa, the Qua laying ou tho road Ieading
from Bedford ta iiolii,llysbufs, adjoipins John
Axe. Esq, Genrqe Beeglt,. and others contain
ing As acres Of ilrstrlte limestone land about
l2O acres cieared-tlso about 2 acres Of tim
ber land adj ,iuing the farm TIE IMPROVE
mcnts are a good dwelling honse and large
new bank barn; also n good spring house over
Il never failing limestone spring. There are al
so all other out buildings that arr necessary,
with large orchard Of choice fruit.
The other farm eosit1ins about 2G6 acres,
more oi less, layiug on the Writer'S Of Scrub
grass, adjoining Frederick Oster, Crisman's ;
heirs. and others. Over 100 acres are cleared
and under fence. The improvements are q
good farm hoEss and barn, and other out balI,i-
mgs, with a well at the door and pump in IL;
three tenant houses and Sawmill, aid Il fruit
orchard thetroa. Tie last tract above named
is gosd stoeh iainl, as the most OF il is bot
tom land
Ii these farms are not sold a: private sale
they will be Off red at public sale on Saturday
the 81 day Of October next, an the premises
G. F. RIDDLE
June &c, 1857. ts.
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GUNNER Observation-Disclosures
= aud Broadtop Il. r., On and after Mon
day March u, 1877, two passenger trains a
day each wav. (exee,t Sunday.) viii run be-
tween Hopewen and Huntingdon.
Leaves Hopewe.l at II 10 +. NJ, and . 10
Pm.
r. NJ.
Connecting at IIuntiLg gdon with trains for
East and West ON PemI. X. x.
TH0S Il. WEERMAN.
SUPP.
Hunt:ngiol, Feb 90, 1851
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NOTICE.

LETTERS of administration ou the e>-
tate OF John Peter Simmer. laIc of Union
Township, decd, having been grantcd 10
the subscriber, residing in said township,
notice is hereby given 10 all persons lndeht
cd to said estate to make payment in4mcdi
eteiy, and those having elfims against said
estate will present them forthwith properly
authenticated for settlement.
JOHN AXE, Adm'r.
Aug. {, 195T-f.*
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John M. ALLEN * co.

NOS. "a CHESTNUT Street, (south side,
6elop Wdter,) PHILADELPHIA,
(THE OLDEST " ooD-w ARE HousE, IN TIM CIrr9
MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale deal
lFl ers in Patent Medicine, made BROOMS,
Patent Groyed CEU.lR- W.9FE, Harraf,iea
Sot 10 shrink, Er0DD and TVILL0F- W.4RE,
CORDS, BRUSHES, &C., Of all descriptions.
Please call and examine our stock.
Feb. q, 1857 .-zz.
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APPROXIMATION WANTED.

Whereas. certain man name,l Matthew
Garner being ieringcd in his mind, left his
home in Woddcock Valley shout the first Of
NAV lust. and has not been heard of since the
first Of June. Said Garner is about let Q or
no inches high, gray eyes, dark complexion, So
years fage, ard his hair is 'nidfling long and
,.-3v. Any information Of his whereabouts al
rectel to John Garner. Jr., Spruce Greek Hun
ting lon County, will be thankfully received.
Stpt. l. IS57.-3t.
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a Il w FIR
Al
HoPEw ELL.

THE subscribers trading and doing business
nnter the firm of Bundollar, Lowry, < Co.,
would respectfully inform their friends and The
pubic generally, that they have opcicd at the
above place, and are daily receiving a large
stock OF Merchandise, consisting ii part ot
Mdsfn, Ticking, OSculcrgs, Drills Cassiiaerc;
SlttrNlts. ClOthS. Elanhels, Delancs. French
MerinoS, Silks, Caicos. Hats and Caps, llard-
ware, Queensware, Boots and Shoes Groceries
of all descriptions. AIso large assortment OF
Ready made Ciothitg, all Of witch MI he sold
upon As short profits as can bc had IN the coun.
ty. q. x BAR&RULl Ar,
JOHN F. LOWRY.
JOHN G. EYERHAkT,
&. ". ASllCoM,
Dec. %, 1856.
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nEM0YAL.

THE subscriber has removed his Timing Es
Enlistment to the frame building in Juliana
Street, two doors south OF '.Brown'S Store"
where he will be hsppy to see all Ills oil friends
and cuStsiners. lie Keeps constantly on land
all kinds Of ware in his line, as substantial and
chca- as can be procured in the county.
ABRAHAM HERMAN.
Aug. Il 1871
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FOR SALE, the stock OF the best located
and handsomely fitted Bp Store in Fulton eioun-
~. The stock is nearly all new, aud will BE-;
sold low. The fixtures belong L. the Store.
person with few thousand dollars capital,
coul do large business, Tf9 present propri-
etor wishes 10 setl for the purpose OF going into
business in the East. Address A. h. G, Box
-, McConuelsbarg, Fulton Co. Pt.
Sept. 1, 1851
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AIRS. INGALLS,.

Tile fn'lowing IS from the Pastor OF the Or
thatlox Church, Brpnktell.
IsR0dSFlELp. Mass. Jan. l.. 1872
Prof. Woon-Dear Sir--llIvins made trial
Of yonr Hair Restorative. it gives me pleasure
to Sly. that its effects have been excellent in
rrinhying iH1 tmn,ttion. dtndruif and 4 con-
ctluStaDi tendency In ItciiHg, with which
have been troubled from NY chidhood and
has also restored the hair. wrh WAS becom-
IL gray. To is origi'iSl color. have Hsrd no
other articln, with anything like the stmc
pleasure or profit. Yours, truly.
J. X. BRAGG.
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Aag. II, ls57.-f
STRAY CATTLE.

CANE to the residence OF the subscriber,
living in southampton Tow nshlp. ahoat this
ISt Of J une last, four y-aring hsiisEs, thr-e
brown and white spotted, the other red shd
white, two marked " ith lii in the lcit rai;
no other marks recollccted. Tie owner Is re-
qnested 10 come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take thera away
THOMAS KlNSER.
G.. ISs- -
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David ovER.
TERMS

IL paid in advance or wi, hin tas car, 50 i.s;
annnm--if not paid 'ithia the year, So 5V--
No paper discontinued uatil all agl pArag ges are
paid--exccrt at the option Of the nditer.--
A fsirnru to notifs dssontinnance will be
regarded as new engagement
.ddrerdscnieAls not exceeding square. az
lines. deserted three times for SI--cyery SUR
segment insertion d cents Longer ones in
the same proportion. Each fraction OF q
square counted as a fun square. An adyer-
tsencnts not specially ordered for q given
time will b. continued until forbid. 4 llhef;l
reduction will be made to those who advertise
by the year.
Job Printing of all kinds executed neatly
and promptly aud on reasonable terms.
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l..inislraiar,s Notice.

LETTERS OF administration on the Estate
Of Samuel Mock, late OF ST. Cliir Township,
decd, having b cn granted 10 TIE sabScrihrr,
resi- ling IN aid Township, all prr>oas indebted
10 said estate are, tterefo-e, hereby potitieA to
max psylneit innieliRtrlg- ani 'ioSe having
claims against the Est.lt ,.wia present them dn-
,v authenticated Tor settlement
NATHAN II. WRIGHT,
Adni'r.
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Gettys' Photographic GALLERY,

EXCHANGE BUILDIN3.' BEDFORD, P.7
XTTHERE AmbrotyreS. Daguerre"typeS &p
w &C.. are executed in the latest stylrt
ai.d i.nnroveinents uf tie Art. i full assert
ment "f plain and fancy ses, gold aad plated
I.ocketS at very low prices.
The pRhlic are respectfully invited Ia call
and examine his specimens.
TR. GETTYS, JR.
Nav % 1851.
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SnRi0Ck l. SMITH,
CyEA9ERERSBVRG pa.

BOOKSELLERS and STATIoNERS, and
Id Dealers in Music aud Musical Instruments.
Our stock consists Of Books, Stationery, Mu-
sic, asical Instruments, Wal papers, Blinds,
French, German and American Autographs
ard steel engravings gilt moltldings for frames
etc, etc.. wholesale and retail. nr. b. +.
Harry Ia our agent for Bedford, and all ordsre
given him viii he promptly attended TO.
March u 1851.
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CHEAP stDE.

rgSIlE Rev. &. l.. Bnraott, While lahoring as
u Missionary in Southern Asia, discovered
a simple and certain cure for CaRsmmP,ioa. .2sth-
sa. Broachlfi4. Coaghs, Colds, .SerroGs Debility.
and all Impurities Of the Blood a,so, an EASY
aud eflectaal mode Of inhang the Remedy. Ac-
tulted by desire benefit his suffering fell
lows, he will che,rfa!ly send the Recipe (free)
to such as desrc IL. with full and explicit di-
rections t.'r preparing and successfully using
the Medicine. Ad,irt.ss
REV. G. \, BURNETT,
sSl, Broadway, II. Y. City.
Iulr 81 1881 .-3m.
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dit ami ReiaiE Book store.
xCW OPI,NED TWO DOORS
WEST OF THE WASHINGTON
EYOfEs.. BEDFORD, PA.
NEW 4ND FAtU ABLE BOOKS TO BE
Disposed OF lMNEDiATELY, I
Our P9asl is 10 Iasure 4 Repsd Sale.

ALI. hooks viii be sold as low as the usual
..t,jl nrices. mary of them for hess. A SU-
pERB GIFT viii I've delivered With each book
without additional eSpensc to the buyer. Our list
~ books comprises tae works Of the best
American and European authors, bound in va
-i.rs STYLES, m NoTocro. best Turkish. An
;mrt. CIT eagc,i Muslin, Paper, NC, ~. We
j,,.p on hand, also. STATIONERY, including
E4o!d Pers and Pencils, Silver ditto, letter pa
ler, fooisscap and writing paper Of all kinds,
Envelopes. inks 81 the hest quality, Nc
CIGARS of the choicest brands will also he
.,and at our store, wh;ch will be sold cheaper
iaan the cheapest.
McUAUSLIN 4 SHOEMAKER.
Bedford, Sept. 4, 1851
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AEN Spring
AND
SUMMER GOODS.

THg undersigned having just returned from
lie Eastern cities are now Receiving large
supply Of SP2ENT IND SUMNER GOQDS
consisting in part Of
Black and Fancy Silks. Chllics, Lawns, Bril-
liant, plain ana figured drlaines, popIins, ca
licocS. ,imsh4tns. ribbons, isinn,ts, hosiery
liaudkerchieis, caIors, sc; Mems and Bovs'
fancy, plain and black cdssimercs. c,vths.
linens, and large assortment of Mems and
Boys Summer Wear; boots, shoes, hats, sc !;
deils, tickings, musnS. fl mhclS single and
duuaie carpet chlin. all cotors; Groceries
syrup, hoassrs, white anl brown sugars,
green and black teas, toimcao; QueeaSware;
Glassware: Buckets, Dye Stuifs, &C.
All Of which will hc sold cheap far cash
0r approved produce; and to good ana p,sc-
hsl customers a credit of six months wi,i be
given. Thankful for past fs,vors they hope by
fair dealing to receive liberal share 6f the
public patronage.
J. K ]. VI. SH0EMAKER
Bedford, April -, 1851.
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From Mrs. Ingalls,, well known nurse in
Boston
Bosom Oct. 18th, 1853
GENTS = At your request, and being so
highly l,liised with the effects Of the Resiuii-
tive, am free /" u tic tEat ny hair hal he
come quite ttin, and entirely rchits. have
for the last five years been i'll the habit of using
dye, but hearing ,'f the extraordinary ELECTS OF
tais article. | WIS induced to try II. My hair
has been restored 10 It's original thickness, and
also II its frnl color which is light brown
Ours 4, spcetluiit.
Nre VNRtrTS
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HENRY GOODRICH.
Cu.uLEsrowE, Mass. Aug. 8, 1855.

VI. ELEsfOWN. HASs.. AtIr. ', I'D.
Gents IN othing but duty and sympathy
that feel to communicate to et,ters that are
afflicted AS have been. would induce me 10
give this rublic acknowled gment ottAe benefit
| have received from Prof. Moods HAIR Res
torative When frs commenced using it,
ms hair was quite gray, and in spots entirel,
p4ld. | have used the Restorative ahont
live months. and my hair is entirety charged to
its original color. brown. and ;he new hair is
over three inches in length on the spots where
il was bald. | have alsa been much gFatiied at
the healthy moisture aud vigor OF the hair.
which before was dry, and j. has ceased TO
come out as formefiy.
Respectfully yours, &c,
Mrs. X. A. STOpDARD.
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Frcm NE Jers-g Cug Tticgrapb.1
WHAT Is Ir PoR--THfs WOon's Hu1 RFs"a-
AFTyEa Is question asked daily by iuu irc.is.
Ne answer without he sltaii"n or f,,ar o: con-
trHdiction, that il is lir only article known
which will do all it Premises for tile haiuaA
hair. II tsiii reHee rs grsnha trnt "a, as
J1}ting-if uii restore lis a0tprai color! 1t is
not Hair Dye, bat Il speedy and eiiIcaeious
l.egtoraiivr.
O. !. WOOD < CO.. Pro .,rietors. 81 Bread
way. \. y, and IA Marke; street, ST. LoLis,
Me-.
For sale by DR.. b. F. Harry, and Druggists,
generally
July 10, 1851
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or PUBLIC DEBTS.

SECTION l The state may contract debts, TO
supply Casual deficits or failures in nues, or
TO meet expenses not otherwise provided for;
but the aggregate amount of such direct and
contingent, whether contracted by virtue of one
or more acts of the general assembly, or at dit
iereRt periods of time, shall never exceed seven
hundred and fifty thousand doll us, and the mo-
uey arising from the creation of such debts shall
be applied To the purpose for which il was OBJ
tanned, or TO repay the debts SO contracted, and
to no other purpose whatever.
SEC .. III addition to the above limited power
the State may contract debts to repel invasion,
suppress inSurreetion, defend the state in war,
or to redeem the present outstanding indebted
edness OF she State: but the money arising from
the contracting of such debts, shalt be applied
Ia the purpose for which it was raised, or TO re :
pay such debts, and To no other purpose what
ever.
SECTION Q. Except the debts above specified
in sectien ore and two of this article, no debt
whatever shall he created by, or on behalf OF
the state.
SEcrtoE 4. To provide for the payment OF
the present debt, and any additional debt con-
tr4cted as aforesaid, the legislature shall, at its
/ first session, after the adoption of this amend
ment, create a sinking fund, which shall be
| sufficient to pay the accruing interest on sue
debt, and annually 10 reduce The principa
thereof by a SUN not less than two hundred an q
fifty thousand dollars; which sinking iund SHAH
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1T HIS WoRKED MIRACLES!

THAT ALL TIE BALD AND GRAY
can be restored perfectly To original gowth-
ahd color far rs their locks are concrrued
does not atimit OF doabt; besides, it win cure
every possible disease Of the scalp, whether
developed danaruf itching or in tie shape
of cutaneous cruptions --cyen scald-head--and
in possibI, case will 1t fail of curing as il by
magic, nervous or periodical headache, aud u
used twice week hy the young Fegiariy. it will
preserve til color, aud keep the hair from i'tl-
ling, 10 any Imaginable age. Read and Judge.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

a. 3 CRAMER & co. have Just received
another supply Of SUMMER GOODS,
rendering their assortment very complete. New
style calicoes, BIrage Robes. handsome white
Grape and Stella Shawlx, Brillidnts, &c. Su-
perior French CassmeFcS and striped Sattcens
for mems wears also fnil supply Of Carpet
ings, Groceries, Mackere, Herring, &c.
Country produce received, and rood prices
will be paid therefor in merchandise
June 20. "A. B. cR.3diER s co.
EtountTy Physicians can have their orders
Sflied, with the very best articles, at city
prices at Dir. llarry's Cheap Drug Store, Pit
st Bedford. Penna
Oct. 81, 1856. DIR BIZ HARRY.
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Milford. Worcester Co.. Mass. Nov. 1865.
PROF. O. j. WO0D-Dcar Sir take
pleasure in bearing voluntary testimony to tire
migic effects ofvour wonderful Hair Restora-
tive. As far back as 1886, my hair connen-
ced fading off. until the top OF M scalp be-
came bald and smooth as glass, and il has CON
iinued TO fall for great in,ny years. notv ith-
standing have used many celebrated prepara-
tioBs for restoration. Seeing vous ADVERTISE
ment, was induced to give your article trial,
aud To my utter establishment, fuend, after
few apple tions. that my hair hecane firmly
set, aud assumed glossy and beautiful appear
auce; aud by the tim. had nsej Quart bot
tie, mf bald head WAS covered over with Il
yonng and vigorous growth OF hair, which is
from one IT, two inches In length, and grow
ing fast. Yours tInly.
HENRY GOODRICH.
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wxNDMlLLs. lfIspMunr.s,,

THE subscriber would respectfully iuiornl his
Obi customers, as Well the pubic generally
that he still continues the Ilal.1ftetoFy OF
HJNDHiLLS, and Keeps theu, hand Goa
stantly. He viii also do all kinds of reparin
ia his line OF business, As his mills well
known in B ,dford county, lie deems it unneees-
saly 10 say anything about them. His shop is
formerly, at the East end or Bedlocd, Oh Pitt
Street, ear the Foundry.
SIMON DICKERH0OF.
Aug. 81, lS5I.-Sm.
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r1EST QUALITY OF HAMMERED
ECh. IDnN q. kaa,.

constantly on hand, all sizos best .luniata
Iron, al Forge praces fo, cash OF its fquirdlsnt,
cso Buiea Iron, Nill Rods, Strap lion and
Males. Aaorlers Elgd1Iomptiy,
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S, Wright, l.. &. LEAMEa, ". NJ. HANCOCK.
NOTICE.

THE partnership heretofore existing and ira
ding gnder the firm OF |. S. Wright 4 Co. was
dissolved on the 18th inst, by mutual consent !.
All persolis knowing themselye indebted 70
them in auy way, by nGto OF book account. will
call and pay their respective accounts shortly t
As the Books are in ths hands Of S. Wrigi.
for short tim. oihy.
is. WRIGHT & co.
Sent f. lS57-cs
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SOMETHING EXTRA.

Boston Tea and Pic Mic Crackers, Ssiis
Cheese. Sardines in oil, London Pickles.
Mackinaw Trout just reed, and for sale by
CR-3MER 4 Co.
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look Here, StOrekeeDers and
Others!

TIE greatest assortment of Toys Of cvrry
description, and Fancy articles OF an endless
variety, YOU can lnI at the great Curiosity
Store, No I4I N. 2d ST.. above Arch, Phil
adelphia. Also Fancy Baskets, Pipes, Scgsr
Gases Tobacco Boxes, Dominoes, Canes, Chi
m, Kid aud Wax Babies, and great many
other art ices TOO numerous 10 mention.
JOHN DOLL. Tarporifr.
IA, \. I'd St.
Sept. 1, 1857.
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Plain and Fancy Prints,

&c. &c. &c.
Co Persons att nding Court, next week
arc invited to call II examine this exceien
and cheap stock 0 Goo IS. Great pleasaIt
Will be taken in exhibiting them.
May !, 1857.
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IMPROVED SELF-SEGLING FRuIT CANS. can
be had at HERMAS's TlNYlSG LsrA4L4-AXEX1,
in .luIilna Street.
Aug. n, 1857:
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THE INQUIRER 4 CHRONICLE

Is published every Friday Morning, In Iuliana
Street, In the white frame building,
nearly opposite the Mengei
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There shall be an additional section to the
first article Of said constitution, which shall be
numbered and read As follows:
SECrioS "a. The legislature shall have the
power TO alter. revoke or annul any charter 1f
incorporation hereafter conferred by. or under
any special, o.. general law, whenever in ah5ir
opinion il may b. luxurious u the citizens OF
the commonwealth; in such IN inner. however,
that injustice shah be done to the crporators
And whcreas. 1t i provided, in the teutn ar
ticle uf the institution, that any amendment
So agreed upon shll bc submitted To the pco-
pie, in such manner and III such times, at lease
three months after being So agreed 10 10y the two
Houses, as the Legisl lturc shail prescribe.
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NOW, THEREFORE, be it known, by an
Act of the Legislature of this Commonwealth,
entitled IAN Act Prescribing the Ti"'e aud
Manner Of Submitting to the People for 'heir
Ratification OF Rejection tnc proposed Amend-
mcnts to the CouSttutloa app r"red May
twglltn, Auno Donini one thousand eight hindv
red and ifty seven, it is provided rs follows,
to wit :
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GENERAL
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

PURSUANT To AN ACT OF GENERAL
Assembly OF the Commonwealth Of Penn
sylvaf,il. entitled An Act relating to the Flee
7iaus Of this CommoEEcalJh,'' approved the
second day Of July, Aano Doraini, ono thous-
and eight hundred ana thirty-nine, !. HUGH
v6GEE, High Sheriff q the County Of Bed
s-t. rcruss ivanil, do trrehy make known,
and give notice 10 the Electors Of the County
,fores ia, ti.at i GENERAL ELECTION will
le hel iu saiG SCounty oi B .dlord, PenhsylVa-
il on the
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Dec. %, 1856.
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Sept. i, 1857.
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Aug. u, 1857
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4 Great Arrival or
@ GOODS,

TUE undersigned has just returned from 1
Eastern Cioies with II large stuck of Spr
Goods, and is now exhibiting At
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A RARE CHANCE.

Sept. 4, 1851.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09

PRICK or Lors IN ERw Yoak.--We NOTES
report OF an auction sale OF several city
lots, Columbia College .Pisse, in New York
city, which averaged at the rate Of over one
million dollars an acre. One lot So BY 90
feet was knocked Cd at tribe over a hum
dred thousand dollars.
This will prove encouraging to our opera
tors in city lots, as 1t leaves small margin
for speculation, on the anticipation of New
York prices.
Another encouraging item We notice in q
recent sale Of the Choteau property, in st.
Louis, at one thousand three hundred dol
lars per foot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09

GEOLOGICAL RErokr.--ln reply to maui.
ries ~ regard to the Geological Report Of
Iowa, We would say for the benefit Of our
friends and the public, that We believe a bill
passed the Legislature authorizing the print
rs c: ..--ss number :; sop.es OF the re-.
port. According to the best OF our recollec
ten, the oversight and direction Of the print.
ing WAS deyol,ed on the Governor As the
work will require great variety OF il'us,ra.
lions and cuts, which cannot be obtained
here, we presume tbs report will be publish.
ed in New York or some Of the eastern cite.
where the necessary materials for the print.
ing Are on hand. And II will probably b.
several months before the repor, il ready 70,
distribution. &
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09

~ Snow At DrBrQrr-Tne Dubuque North
sees6 ssys that three feet OF snow has fallen
ut Dabuque during the winter. About three
inches would he . liberal allowance for Keo-
kuk. We hare had smooth, bare roads ali
winter