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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03
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AkOSAd&-<0ASAs-
Il was our Iurl .ose to have reviewed
Gov. WALKER's semi proclaim ition Last
week, and given our opinion of ii; but hav-
ing delayed too long, when ready to write
it we were informed the columns were al
ready full, so we chose TO Iass the matter
over in silence last week. It fossesse'i
.,ne fault common to all Of the Governors
communications to the people, a'..l tha
ass IL great lerglh. We wos:!l r''hei
have seen the ideas compressed into a
--ouple Of column s: then il woHll have
been more liaLIe to be read in fall iy the
masses than low.
The Governors justification of the ap-
port:onment as made, and his exoneratiol
sf johnson and Matthias from eensure Go'
making it as it was done, was l'rubabI,
more satisfactory to himself than to the
m ,jority of his rea,lers. His explanation.
i.r not making the aPTortionment him
self, was satisfactory 10 It's, as it will hc
% all persons who know the facts in the
matter
We regret that he felt compelled TO re-
yive the oil wound about our city charter:
vet we are conscious he could Lot Sc.
things as those 10 who reside in L iwrence;
and, besides this, it was good subject fol
buncombe, and there are but few oIiti-
clans who would not have ayailed them
selves of it.
The practical rart of the dncumer'
that which the people desired Lis We've
arop, and which had been so long locked
for was all airy gen uil iriei d of kaI :
sas asked. 1t was a faithful interpreta-
of the law, and it covers the whole ground
and opens the bIIIot- box to every Jono
file six-months' resident. With the de
cision we are content, as we know the
people Of Karsas are; and in the name
of the people we thank him for il; for
is anything else, in that respect, than i
partisan document.
1t has been urged that the document
was DELAYED too long, and those paper
bound to find fault with everything Of his,
censure him severely for this; but the
document gives internal evidence that
after the ideas were prepared, they were
submitted to the President and Cabinei
for their opinion. Were we TO ventur,
our opinion on the suhjee-, it would be
that the document mus have been pre-
sented to the PEOPLE Immediately after
the Presidents views were obtained, and
that the Governor must have sought The
Presidents views Immediately after Cato.
decision was made and the question wa.
thrown into the cansa ass, TO have obtainee
the decision and got it before the publ,
;ls soon as he did.
We chance TO lie one of those who OK.
pect but few favors from the present Ma
tional or Territorial administrations; henc,
we are grateful for small ftvors, having
been taught while Yet IA lad, that that wa,
the way 10 get greater ones. If our co
temporaries had adopted this rule, o
would do so in future, Kansas would 10
be the sufferer by il, neither would thu
cause of truth ur justice.
Honor to whom honor is DUE" is jus
as good maxim in politics as in all,
other affair of life.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03
soap tfapufaeturr in L.ursncs.

Our friend c. G. HUTCHINSON, ESQ, il
about engaging in the manufacture of hard
soap in Lawrence, a staplearticle in Kan
sas, and one which is imported in immensr
quantities from the eastern 10 lnufactories
He states that he can supply it at whole
sale prices, SO as to make it an object E,r
our merchants to buy of him exclusively.
Our better half has experimental with .
specimen left with her for trial. and she
reports that it resembles in its Use the
chemical erasiye soar so des;rvedly pop
ular in the eastern markets.
We hope our merchants and the con
sumers of soap will examine the article.
and if it can be manufactured here a,
cheap and gooa as it can be imported froni
abroad, the preference should be given t.
home manufacture, as that encourage,
~ on the soil the iallorer. be becoming on,
of us, and consumer of our surplus pro
ducts.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03

ar "The New York Tribune has the
larseSt circulation in K4nsis Territory
The Missouri Democrat comes next. The
influence of both Journals is felt in every
part of K.nsas-tnd affects our Terrific
rial politics."-Relpatb b the Dem.
These letter writers know everything.
or one wculd suppose they did. We have
no doubt that we have five times as many
subscribers in Kansas as the Tribune, and
ten times as many as the Democrat.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03


eT Extract FINN speech delivered 2
the House of Representatives, on The n
Of Feb, 1851, 10y o. II. Browne.
''As to negroes, whether bond Or fre''
my oily wish is i1ow--always has teei
aud probably always viii be. that ihc
were all in Africa. have never failed b
express that wisl16a all proper occss oi''
public aud private, il, the fi.sl LegislaiHf-
and while candidate for that lAsi;Iof =
ifeveTy negro On the face of tbe essil
were sent home to ibe and Of his ioie'
hatbers, ! woisld thaBk nv Gosi deTo''i..
for the mural Teselatioi IA resoiH''o-
worthy OF lheseisezgies If 0rnnil o;sface',-
bHt mar, the pefsoaifiealion oi i'-l,.
hauzb'y ignorance, might rs well aiien'i'
80 aHniliil tc the Roeky HoRnfaIis."
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03
A Small Vote.

Many causes will operate to prevent a
full vote of the party ut this election
The first is the disaifection of many per-
sons with the decision of the G.ss.sshopper
Falls Convention. They had determined
not to vote. Hundreds of this class have
gone east on business, or to spite the 9TH
er wing of the Free State party. Many
are sick, and many live too remote from
the voting precincts. These precincts are
thick on the border. and 81 a-ce in the in
terror. Mr. Pdrrott will receive from
1900 to 1900 votes and Mr. Ransom
fr"m s,o0oto 5000. This we consider
the relative strength of the two parties.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03
Odd Eslloxlsoeial ,es.raints.

We learn that L,.ige of Old Fellows;
lls been instituted at L,avnnworth, with
Wm. a. SdANNoN, Esq as n. G. Meas
tres are about being taken to institute a
71ffantl Lod5 of this or,ler in ktusas =
fine motto of this 0rdel-Friendshir,
Love, and Truth-nee,ls extending among
is. We care not how many Orders are
established if they will advance those
yirtues.
The absence of restraints on mems ac-
.Ons, which religious and social organiza-
ions impose, and the want of promp-
inss to generous impulses, have done
much towards pro!onging the uncertain
tate of snciety which is everywhere al,-
mrent and obvious, to the cauSIIal observ-
r. When the church edifces in contem-
,l,tion arc erected, the school houses are
rmpleted, the family altar is again set
u, anI all the ptraphernalis Of organize |
,ociety is thrown over community, there
viii be much less vice among lis than
nw exists. Iassell ef scandal, false
100 Is and m representations, as subjects
II every d.ly conversation, there will be
,thers which, though they my be less
X ing, will be more worthy the atten-
ion of persons of intelligence, such as
Kansas possesses in pre-eminent de-
gree.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03

@ Send us the election returns from
all portions of Kansas with as little dela,
as possible after the results Of the diGTerenr
polls are known. There are thousands /
the Est who are looking towards Kansas
and the result on Mon.lay will decid
whether they settle among us or som
other S1ate or Territory.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03
Macamish.

The above is the name ola new town.
located on the S lnta F. roa |, twenty
two miles southeast of Llwrence, AMI
thirty miles from Westport. 1t is on the
head of Bull Greek, on the direct route
from Lawrence to Fort s oft. Il was Sc.
lected for town site In March last by y
company oGrgentlemen well acquainted
with that PORTION of johnson county, and
who knew the wants of the country, The
site is a very beautiful one, on the opel
prairie, surrounded by dense body o.
heavy timber, an | with an abln,l,nce OF
s,one ari stone coil in the imme late
vicinity. An abundance of water is foun,
at depth of twenty five feet below th.
surface.
A steam saw mill is now being erecte
in the neighborhool. A frame hotel. tn
hest on the route to Westport, is occupied
by Mr. Hargas A new store has recently.
been opened and filed with heavy stock
of goods by r D. MAcAMIsH; mechanical
shops, a school house, church, a., are
in process of building. or in contemplation
of erection at an early day.
Mr.. Maeamish, member of the town
company, states that the claims are most
ly occupied in the vicinity. The popuIa-
tion is nearly equally divided between
the Free Safe and pro-slavery party. He
is canfi lent there will be no invasion
from Missouri, and he assures us that
there will be no invasion at that poll, let
the result be what it may at other pre-
cincts.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03

EA new paper. professionally Dem
ocratie, with the title of = Wyaadott CStj.
ze''," has recently made its appearances
Wyandott. and Is published weekly b.
EPRRAIM ABBoTT. It seems to have Join
ed hands with the National, pro-sl4ver,
Democracy of Ksnsas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03
Tscum5eh.


Probably no town in The integior of
kai.sas has improved more randly and
permanently during the past summer than
Teenmseh. Many fine brick and stone
buildings have been finished, az d sev4ril
others are approaching completioa. The
citizens af fecun,seh have m4,tifesri
10th gapa taste a, 4 econemv in lmi!liss
at once Of dnrahle materials. Toa mipg
of the towns in Kansas are composed q
mere-sllells for tehenieiiss. ahich oarer
o strafgersthe i,lea that their owners srs
merely ''canlped'' for few dav, ard ID.
tend 10 depart as s1nn as they can fad :
place tilatsthey ike be5tes.- Nearly II
the buildings in Tecnmsel are p4maBeat
and valuable STRUCTURES tllat vonll Il
ereditable TO any town in the Easter
States.
At meeting OF The stockholders al ils
kai'sas River Bridge Company. son NJ
lay, last, Mr. C. u. Clements Was elscisi
President. and J. ". Lacey, Trcasarrr
Arrangements were made fnr cxpediliE
The worF, and the probability is that lis
bridge Will be coml leted in time fos ;@
by the LIT of j anuary next. The impa
ance OF the enterprise to Leavenwor;h shl
ali the country on the north sls of tls
river cannot he over estim tel. Asiis
the ordy bri.lge acrms the KafsaS, tie
stork must rove .,ruitabie iHyesilnsla
-LeaUeatoos-a HeSafl
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03

9 Dr. DAVIS, of Lsasenworth, sp.ks
It some lengsh few evenings agoin Law
ence, on KaIIsas and National POLITICS.
lis speech was listened to with much is-
crest. The Doctor is a good speaker
nrmeriy Democratic member of Con-
sTess from Tn.iianL
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03
Anolhsr Mis,ak..

List week the paper stated that the
election would be carried in this district
by SO majority. Wenever expected the
Fees s.e uaaiorisy 10 i,e-l~ss than 1900.
And WIN l&u vote, aot is.s tAzu aooo.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03
EDITORIAL FIaxsrv


Every editor Of newspaper will AZ
preciate the truth Of the following 1rsssagi
from some Of the writings Of Cgsfs
Maryatt:-
at Is not the writing Of the leaiir.
articles itself. i,ut the obligation to Ert.
that article every day, y neither inciipsi
or not, in sickness or ia health. in afHic
tior, disease Of mind, winter aud suHrae-
year after year, tied down 10 the issF, r.
-Inalnlng IN one sIot. Il is snIneibifs
IKE the walking of fbousai Il nils d
a Thousand hnurs have G.llow fee
ing, for ! know hnu peri"dical VII
wear dawn ONES existence. III Itself
appears nothing; the fss,ag IS not Hnsniies'i
nor is it the lalsof; il is the rnntii aal s.
'ention which il reqsiFes. YeHr life k
cs'mes. as it we're, the ! ubl;casioh. 0ss
days paj'er is 70 sosner eoneetea a.
printed Ihan on eoB4es anoiher. Isisiss
store Of Cisyphss, and endless sI.eiifiat
of toll, caI slant weight uton The iiis-
lect aud Spirits, demanding aiI;hr ezertiE
of your faculties, and as the sslne iiH'
thai ,you are compelled tn de- the seTsTes
sirildgery. To write for y newssafd :
very weil. iiit 10 edit one is to eoii-lsill
yourself 70 slavery
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03

lrT The Pecumseh Note Book has again
run mp the name of Ton. E. Ransom at
the heal of IFS columns. Neighbor, yae
have added the Hoa. too soeH N the Ex-
Gozernor's name, the people viii take il.
Of ~ tl1s 5-llinst. ard Eeaye.if plain Mr.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03

e gheb bogus Constitutional Conven-
ton stands iiourne.i TO the srd Monday
IN October. If the-rEaPLE triumph next
Meaaar over frau.l asa vio'e-ca. il Is
pra62bzs il y III Lever eol..sas-
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03

fr Many Of the people are very much
dissatisfied at the resul5of the G'lsshopper
FILLS Convention. and declare that they
will not vote under bogus arrangements
Cor. Gin. G,zette.
Such has been the tone of most of the
professional letter-writers, but the facts
ire, the hostility to voting is limited to
he letter-writers, and small number Of
individuals under their Influence. The
,boxe item of itself shows where these
men are to be found. They opposed the
,,iea of voting down to the last hour, and
when they could rot make it appear any
'onger that the gFelt b1ly of the Free
Safe party was sustaining them, they labor
make it appear that they were bnt
lightly in the minority, when the facts
IRE thsre are scarcely any who endorse
heir position.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03
rItis reporte.l tbal s0o Misc

OF It IS reported that 800 Missourians
were encanped at Big Springs. one
day last week, on their way up TO Ar
ap,,aho county to vote. This county is
500 NILS long and 2eo broad The
county seat is al Buchanan, on the
Smoky Hill river, abor. lis junction with
Soloranu,s fork
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03

or Kansas City. No.. has voted a
subscription of $4,000 TO the Pscift
Raisroal. This ensures the construction
of the rad in due time to that city.
There was talk Of stunning all the river
towns with the road.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03

0-'here are two kinds of govern
ment; the voluntary and the forced. If
We can not have a voluntary government
in Kansas we will fight. We have been
natier a desrotism long enough. Give MS
a fair elec.io---and LET in;ruders ssand
back
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03

There is considerable rage for hsh'
ssss il, this vicinity. Abolt fifir iersS. j. !
are about 10 leave EIrfIial TernlcfE Ei's.-
few days- Very H,ank Of thee seem : :
be born i,ienses<. isElging froIn the'r ~ ~.
of IL The extreme tJsd Of the lsss rs
winters has sli<g4ssed mny TO seek /.
warmer climate. Those uko hare COZ
frvm Michel are strong ReIsab!icssiIs' - =
they 90 beaFihg their kessuisiieaiiissa We
them, and ,hrs sid give their ss'ife: VOC
and If It isesds, their lives 10 make u
Safe of tiIsir adoytiess Free Saaie.-
P.ssce and IFos1,ersrs be with them
dfit-het Go. (t5soa9 k,PaIsfnaa.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03

GT The perpetuiry of the Union de-
pends upon the purity of tn. h,llot-lax:
as soon as the people lose faith in this,
they will resort TO arms. It therefore be-
comes every patriot to watch the ballot
box with u visilant eye. that all may be
satisfied that when we submit, we snhnlit
to M iierity of the lsssl voters. Major
ties govern. or soldiers govern.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03

rGos. cammi g, the newly apr Oins-
ii Governor Of Utah. left Lsayenwortl
4st week for Great Sal. Lake city 10 ss--
-unle the duties of his esices
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03

or Miss PElIErr has recently arrived
u Kansas from California, from whence
ne cameoverland. on horsshaek The
,ssr.ey asu1s k.ss bses : f.asains sa-.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03

or We observe several articles clips
from fise Herafk Of Fseesem. going =
rounds Of the lress. credited u ibe :
Louis Dsaocraf. Ether don't clip iFsS
our ooluras. eiss sivs credit rhess e'ssi'
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03
For Delegate 10 Congress,
NJ AR GU s J. PAR r OF.

Free State Ticket.
For the Council.
LYMAN ALLEN. CARMI ". BABcocK,
EDWARD S NASH.
Fer Assembly,
JnuS SPEER, GEpRGE w DEITZLER,
ANDREW T. STILL. GEORGE w. ZISN.
GiIsER BARBER. flIRAh APPIEaAN,
GIDEON SEYMOUR, JoHx LocKHARr.
County Ticket.
For Probate Judgi,
JOSIAH MILLER.
For Sheriff.
SAMUEL WALKER.
Fer Comfy Treasurer.
WILLIAM YATES.
For County Commissioners.
HENRY BARRICKI.0W,
MARS iAI.L F. DAVIS.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03
Far tae H.raid Of E,..,.
The Lsiies-wii.er. / os ieslly'

41s G@tteE-Wl1slfs oe issii-
CHEsrERweop, s-la. % -
Mr.. BRowS--DEaR SIR II fel,
age after reading Redpa;l's letter, t. = =
Desaocrat. TO think how system,lir.,l. 'a'
and PHILLIPS continue to lie al,u
and everythirg else. s,,a tlla.. t.n -,
cut rebuke freTe a y quarter la, n. n
al that wanted 10 lunch bis bear, -,
,li my heArt. Il Is outrageous I,,I
with this a few lines that eoml os.l "
the II ur ef The moment. Publish :. ;.
YOU see fl; it may do some gaod ana !.
isl.'l half what they really deserve
Yours truly.
Ths Kansas E,ster-wriiers VI. G.v
Strange are the freaks &c fer une, ar.
The "ickie sde her trick. ha. i,,, =. a'''
She sends Us First herds nervous s., : s'
And then brace Of ekney Erg,isSm.,.
John uh, as usual. 5 r'ying for the lead
The war; Scotehman follow with sos,,
Queer sre their Franks. and O'ler da, h, 4.
Taes die ate, threaten, ir,wn. condemn =,
ser. 's'
Bid yeu be silent till they have Ge;r s,r
Nor strive to. hide ibe usual .f.r,fsa .n4-.
Assume to know at once the best to d..
And if n fatter them vii! aatter Yen
Should yeu. hen wever, dare, fer public xr.l
To thwart their measures and 5. eur. -
Their subtle Vengeance they will make 80 -
By writing East that sou are "WsIke,,.s.;.N., =,
False to the party. tEaitGr, deep in knaver,
Andcre wn the whole by brandii gseap pre-.l,,..
Bnt they are pure. ami wise. and ssa ~ ,ou
True, they are foreigner, but, pra,. VIM, =
They knew what's besi, and SO let yeu and N.
SbtW mt Re re-pec' and heed these I, e;r.,.
Or else the TiPH~e will ceine ont in vr.,l
Packed by the I1naocSst IF james Reap.th
WIy, there is brown, born on the soil. wses,,,,
In freedoms cause to strike seme r,s,. 81
blows,
Without consulting thern-and h, n he fs,,5
think, by this time, ever. b tly know.
To ruin him the g mae at once they tried,
And fga'sh not answerirg, they cacll, lied.
Rnt tten it raid, "a birg ssme.iine. VII
And KEEP. excitement up, nueh desired
BY those Who work so secretly and siiii.
And use such tools fer all that is reoai,s5.
To puff themselves, an1 cru h a rival down
To smile in public, and in privat frowr.
Pag, after prg-. and letter afser letter.
They sent on Fast. with many ssysp, f,,r.
They told their friends that they should feeluB,
better,
When they had quite annihila'cd RrrEn,
"E-n lrowr," said thcy, when Gree v,,.
'sliet Of him,
There's norght to hinder US ffcm piteairr in.
But Rrown he iang' ed aud KEEP. his ey.n VA,
And let them write and fume. and frs; az
swear.
Raiseal numerous subscriptions ever day,
And pitied Redpssh when he read hi. ..prs,e--
The kindly sent him Walker Proclamstios-
And marked the part that speaks f na:ursr,.
ticn.
And so think we'd batter do the SANE
They wont hurt cne 81, er slI they "a:
They1i soon grow tired and feel a lt.ie shan,
When once they find that Is ing does Mt D.;
And now let's h. pc for better things 10 ma
And pardon all if tkey will go back home.
NALrnLT
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-03

CT Freighta on the Missouri river.
from g. Leriis. are nos 81 . sna 81
= asa.srss. ..s.s...i.. sAus s..ayazaesa.x.
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Plan 5
EVER BROUGHT TO THE STATE OF IOWA
RANGING IN PRICES IRON
$3.50 - $1,000.
uch27-dtf NO. 81 MAIN STREET.
Reel EsSaeo Ter safe q . NaY0a IN !,

Real Estate Ter saas ~ DaS0s N,
BY
JOHN 0TANNUS,
Once in the City Nssordsr's 0nes, ksoksk.
I OTIS and In block e6, between 9Th and 9Th
II streets, on Exchange.
Also. 80 feet fronting On Sth street, BY lbs fest
deep 10 alley. bsewesa kank and Timsa-will ssop
BE coed for husinses locations.
Also 50 fest - ~ street, BY loo fest dep, ~
tween Timsa and Dsmoine.
lot. and 10 In block l9s, on Concert street, b.
tween -,tA and llths BEAUTIFULLY sitsstsd for
dwsllings.
Also, ! acres Of land In the Graham tract, Il
miles from the old q 'linits . splendid 1esatien
for garden and priv. q dwelling, VI 70 lay oat IN
lots. which could b. sold mmediatsly. Terms easy.
Also, 10 asrss II miles from old city limits
good for gardening purposes private rsaidsnces.
Also, ~ acres in 0s rdsndAls, 3 miles from old
city limits, on the railroad near glmwosd. Could
be laid cut In lots and sold soon.a
Lot 10 in block IN, on Morgan a., bet. 6th and
eth with two story b. OK hose, good rooms, Gel
lar and porch, with never falling we'll Of good
water.
Also, three story lsick building on sth street,
20 By 20 feet deep in block, and now rented q
81 900 per annum Tor ne year, emily occupied Tor
furniture wsreruoms by Duncou 4 10.
Also, ~ feet on 9th BY 80 fest deep, bet. Main
and johnson. Win MIKE good basiness LOTS
Terms reasonable.
The above property IL better located than any
nov offered Tor sale In this city. For particalars
apply to JOHN 6fANNUS,
In Recorders Once, cor. 18th 4 Johnsen-sts.
I'D
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Peoples New

No. 50 Mala strssa, bs1ussa sesood ~ .rH,.s
WITH : larns ~ splssdia Ghy -Lishs. ~
w bssttA NJ city II Keokuk. kav 49, -
ny rooms ~ ~ north ssAs of Main az fs, Nv
saprcss psspss = tAkise pessses 81 al Iii a. 4
tsrss - we'll II DARK snd elosdy days as u : lirh
day, AnAssaypO ~ II Gold lceksts, Yiass
kinss, bsaeslstss ~. ybsws o. Rssidsasss ~,
ISonte, 6tsankeeta ana IADdssspes.
syitdsa R.L. A11n11I1, 1lstlst.
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Rlsk ID 4 10 Il \ H. ~ OOA f.
OF BOSTON.
AR C. HIT ECT

r ATE partner Of VIM. Washburn. Architect Of
IL American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Houses, ard Tremoat Temple, Boston, Woods Ho-
tel, Portland; Bay State House. Worcester. and
throughout the country, having located in keokuk,
would inform the pubic that he 10 prepared TO fur
nish Designs, Plans, Detail Drawings. spec6ca-
tons and superintendesce for Churches, School
Houses, Hotels, Stores, Dwellings, and public and
private buildings VI all kinds, with promptnss and
accuracy.
All the modern improy me nts such as W srming,
Lighting, Ventilation, Ac,, adopted in the East
srn cities, will be especially provided for ~
qusred.
11-Ohce In sample nev building, on Second
street, between Main and johnson.
Jan. IA, '57-dly r. II. MOORE.
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VIM. BROWN,
AR CHIT ECT.

1TsT'cRll nj his rooms, over Doubleday VIE
u sons Store Second street, any time, except Sun
dnys,J from ayight Till 10 clcck ut light, he
10 obliged 10 be constantly hand on account Of
prsssof business, and his drawings apparatus,
and extensive Architectural Library, which are
free to the inspection Of all and Judge whether he
is competent to servethe public in his profession
IL might here recte what gre ut things be has done
itarian munity; therefore he Is willing to show
the public what he can himself do In q practical
sense. Cali and see, free OF charge.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-17
NEW ERA COOKING STOVE

VvNHE above cat represents . view Of the most
! complete and perfect
COOksNC sT0vE NOW IN USE
The Patterns are entirely new, having been made
by nsthis year. They are fat suiplantng slloth-
" Cooking Stoves in the markst The Dc nd for
them 10 already so great that are PREF airing 70
manufacture hfty u them per day. Those wanting
that simost indi.peuAible article, . GOO Cooking
Stove, should member that improvement and
progress the order Il The day md that ii no ar
t,cle u domestic use, has there been greater i'm
inert, thin the lsstten years, than The ono
under confederation. Their fore, yen will
| greatly promote your interests nv selecting the
ssNEW ERA" COOKING STOVE,
in prefer, 10 up with one Of ansntiquatsd
pattern.
- For sale whalssSle abd retail, o. our store
| No. vi Main ~. kEOkuk. IOWA, whcrr cen Al
ways be found ibc most complete and assort-
| nent Of Cooking. Heating. and Paior Stoves ever
offered in The vest.
10 Also, Timers Stock Of all kinds 10y
", s. MOORE, BRIDGE BIO
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