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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

Ben. PERLrr PooRK. - This gentleman,
whose great wheelbarrow feat is still fresh in
the memory Of many, was present, ~ an in
vited guest, at the recent annual festival OF
the Columbia Typographical Society in Wash
ington, and in answer to q complimentary
toast made the following neat little speech:
Mr.. President, having served a regular
premiership in printing Office, no sooner
saw your announcement Of this festival than
determined TO join my fellow craftsmen in
honoring the natal day OF the noblest grad
uate Of our Alma Mater. had hoped to
come here Of my own accord, nor was il until
this afternoon that received the polite nvi
tation Of your committee hoporing me with
a "sit" at the upper end Of the table. This
| we'll knew would subject me to a call for
"copy;" but did not expect to be called on
at such an early hour, for had reason to be-
lieve that the s'paper was full" All that
expected to be called to furnish in my Poore
way was a contribution to the agricultural
department, on the fourth page, showing
perhaps the best way to get apples to market.
Pardon me, Mr.. President, If / attribute this
early call from you to the fact that the cold
has kept nv seniors away rather than to my
own merits, and thus stand before my fell
low-craftsmeu merely as "sub."
Cordially, fellow craftsmen, do l second
the idea just advanced, that printers should
erect monument to the memory Of Benjs-
min Franklin. Gladly would see such O
work, executed BY the gifted sculptor alluded
TO, but not at the Printer Philosophers tomb
Boston has honored his birth place; let Phil
Adelphia, who 30 profted by his bounties and
so cherished his fame, honor his grave.
would rather see monument in this city, oc-
cupying one Of the vacant reservations on
Pennsylvania avenue; and would not only
have il an evidence Of our patriotism and oil
have represented him as q legislator, as q
philosopher, as an ambassador; let US repre-
sent him in the pursuit Of his fsvorte calling
las Painter Let the sculptor reproducs
him, standing with his shirt-sleeves rolled u,
and with paper cap on his head, by the side
Of his old Ramage press? And when We
have placed such u witness OF the power and
of the purity Of our calling before heir eyes
doubt much If our legislators will seek tc
air their eloquence by defaming us.
We may not, fellow craftsmen, claim the
honor bestowed upon the "Typothete" b,
Frederic the Third of Germany, and have GU.
especial social rights; but let Us ever, as one
man, sustain the honor Of the Press. MIND
acts upon mind now a. days, almost with thai
telegraph velocity which has annihilated tim.
and space; and il we do not rise promptly
above all unchsritableness we must grovel a
the feet of those who assail US, and write
"Iitum FUR upon the "beds" Of our press.
es.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

1t seems n bill Of indictment has been
found by the Grand Jury against the Rev.
Mr.. Kalloch for adultery. At the time we
alluded to the matter il had not assumed so
tangible shape, but from publications in
the Boston Traveller it seemed that q CON-
mittee of investigation had declared Mr..
halioch innocent Of the charge alleged
against him.
The Grand Jury mny be RICH. and they nav
be wrong as to his guilt.
What we objected to, and still object to,
and pronounce an infamous proclivity Of the
Times, is the charging the crime Of one
preacher upon three thousand clergymen Of
New England, and seeking to cast odium
upon the character of Mr.. Beeeher, of Brook
Ign. and Mr.. Bugbee, Of Iowa, BY name, and
the entire class Of ministers Of the gospel
By designation, because one man is charged
with crime.
The editors Of that sheet might, with
equal propriety, denounce all christians be-
cause Judas committed grevious Gin, Il
hold up ali Republicans to general detes.a.
fiot because one Of them had been sent to the
peritentiary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25
KeOkuk Packet Co.
Keokuk and 81. Louis.
QutHcy and -. Louis
PASSENGER PACKETS.

1857. SP0lN0 A8RANGEMENr. 1887.
AAE>oR the acecomodatios Of -. =
1 this trade line VI steam,
ers Will leave St. Luis for Louisiana, HsasiSal,
Quincy, Lagrange, Canton, Warsaw and Ksokuk.
Leaving St Louis ct o'clock p. N daily ssYivinx
q hann bel at . = m, Quincy ~ .. N, and Kso-
kuk al IL IN. sRsturning-lsavs Keoknk It 8 ..
N, wArsA~at .. m, Lagrange 81 II .. N, II
Quincy ~ p. m. Hannibal 81 p. N, and arriving
1t st. Louis 1T 10 p N.
Another line Of steamers win leave g. Louis 70
connect With the Quincy and Chicago RaiIroed
leaving Ct. Louis ct p. m, arriving at Ha.piSei
u 10 =. IN, and Quincy 1t I'm.
keturning-L~svc Quincy st Q. IN. Hannibal IL
m, and arriving st 81. Louis At A. m.
As soon - business via Railroad IL resumed !
steamer will make = round trip dsly between Keo-
kuk and Quincy, leaving Keokuk At 8 .. n. snd
leaving Quincy 1T IL m. ffsh2s-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

GTMr. Sweeney, witness before the
Congressional investigating committee, has
sued the New York Tribune for libel in
stating that his testimony had been refuted
by respectable witnesses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

CO Judge Halliburton, famous as Sam
Slick, Is lecturing in England on Canada,
and has produced a perfect Juror in favor Of
emigration to that country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25
Tres ~ Kaisksrbssksr. ]
Re sha AhseNe one.

"lusp - NIL We meet again ~
VAs yoar farewell sad and hrief;
TOur loving eyes ~ere dim With tsass,
Yonr head was bowed In eyief.
Love yen! yes, while life dali last,
Yoas insge will be dear;
ysar name by these fond lips shall b
Uttered bat in prayer.
Love you better than anght else
Upon the glorious earth.
Love youf till this true heart he cold,
Its puises stilled In dsathl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

DAD ALL AROUND We learn from the Bur-
hngton papers that at the recent city election
'here' four lrishmen were imported from
"aPeiio to aid the ssunterriGed,, in recor.r
ing the city government from the hand. of
the Black Republicans. After the election
was oTe- the Locofoeo contractors for their
services repudiaied and left them to shift, for
themselves. ThereuFon, when the shades Of
n'gh' had enrelopsd the city, they stole two
morse team and wagon from a German wild.
9" and pat out Immediately. Liquor had
lo"ed rather freely at the poll. during the
oaF, and IN the attempt to cross Flint Rive,
ues missed the way, and two Of the Irish.
men were drowned with the team. A third
was subsequently arrested and lodged in mil
anu oihcer' are keeping a bright lookou, 70,
the fourth
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

The regulators Of Florida have lynch.
ed one Mr.. Bloodget, and driven him out Of
that State, for teaching negroes to read.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

CALrroRSIA SrArisrics.- FROM the reports
OF the State officers We learn that there are
10 California q 500 children Of school age.
1t is gratifying to find that these are distrib-
uted pretty generally over the State, and that
the means Of education are everywhere with
in reach. During the year 1856 the State
government distributed among the various
counties e43,l for school purposes. In
San Francisco the number Of children IA
475l, and in Sacramento 2223. These ar
ures indicate that society there 10 rapidly a.
Stunning the same settled character - 10 the
States. The o6cial statistics show that du-
ring the year 1856, the production Of whea,
was 3,465 ,240 bushels; barley, $3.50, 43O
bushels; OATS, 7Gl $50 bushels; corn, 1885,
ACC bushels: potatoes, 72l ,0l6 bushels. In
the year 1855. the production was, wheat,
1854 1853 bushels; barley, 2,2O3, 4O4 bush-
els; oats, l,l5l,339 bushels. Il thus ap-
pears that there has been an increase OF $780,
2s2 bushels of wheat, and ,437 ,O25 bushels
OF barley, and . decrease Of lS9 400 bushels
Of oats. In these tables some six counties
are wanting, having made no returns. Du-
ring the year 1856 there arrived Ut Sau
Francisco q, 265 emigrants from abroad
aud departed % ,o03; leaving a gain Of S :.
3C2. During the last half Of the year, III.
excess OF arrivals over departures Vas only
92i, whereas 10 former years that portion Of
the year has usually witnessed the largest ex.
cess.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25
EXTENsIvE ssOD DEHlEsl
E19.G25 LOSTli

SHEET IRON SAFES appear 70 be the srest A.
traction VI burglars 1t the present time, and the
questions VI the rogues il, not hew shall they rob
them, but who are TIE owners Of these eompoupds
Putty, Plaster, PsiLt and Stove Pipe Iron, called
Safes Who has been humbugx~d by the variou.
vendors Of these worthless articles, void Of eysry
quality u security, in which the burglars see the
owner rciu and their own gain ~ certain a, thev
see saf.s Of this construction in the posssssiou ef
business men. The following are yome Of the dem
strAtions for last month:
January 8th.-Messrs. Hysr r Co "a Safe. Bar
clay street, New York, was of Stocks, As, amour.
ing TO 5000.
January eth-The Collectors Once, Spring Gar
den Hall, phiadelphia, robbed BY opening the
safe Of $685.. Hon. Do. Shsws safe, Summer
hill, New York, 5000; n. wsllasss safe, Reed
street, Phii.dephis, $7s z. d. Halls safe, Troy
January Isth-Juld Liuseed and Sperm Oil Co. ;,
safe. New York. was robbed Of $4,000.
All the abovs robberiss were from Sheet Iron
II 70 say no Sheet Iron ssfe Of whatever patent or
make, can staud successfully the EFFORTS u . bur
giar for An hour This 10 one side Of the pietare
look u the other;
January Ioth-Mssu. Cheney Assssr' o1es,
River street, IVES entered BY burglsrs, Sheet Iron
Safe opened. The books papers, &C.. scattered over
the ofics; beside itstood Of Liliss, psrchassd
few days previous, with the money aad valuabiss
10 IT, the key ~ hand, which the basglass had the
full b.neRt Of; the Safe Vas unframed - uDope..
H. and Lilies Safe operated upos - 10 purposs.
January lith-Ths Backing Acs Of Miles 4 Co !,
Port Huron, Michigan. rs entered By basslars.
and Liies Safe attack ID With AKA, Il sure psse
port into Sheet lron Safe, bat powerlsas aeaiast
wallis Of Chilled Iroa,) and the bssglsn wses a.
Tested
January i2th-At the extensive Gre a.d bsr.ins
| VI Abott Block, says the Detroit Free Prsss, the
Safe in smiths warehouse, surrounded o. three
sides by barrels Of Aichohol, nsubsrine bstween
Il and 100, stood the Asry test perfeotiy Tbs
books, papers and money we're all secured yesterday
and NOT csAnaED ~ TEE LsAsr. The safe only
needs pAintiug TO b ~ gooi - nsv-shs look even
working - good - b.fors the Gre II vs. Il Ll-
lies manufActufs-"one Of the chilled iron ones -
With facts like the above occurring mssthly, viii
prudent and reesctins men longer retain 6hsse Iroa
safes, a. purchase ones Of The sane character
fsbaleas - Il aay sem. Lilies Safss (How eix
years In a,s sever Lost dollar b. Hrs o. thieves,
although tested By both frcqusotiy
Any sise Of Lilies Safes can - found q the
Sign Of the Broadaxs, l3S Main It.
TiLLINGAAsT, LANE ! BU4L, Agts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

e. child was run over by team in
Dubuque a couple of weeks since, and dread
fully mangled. Suit has been brought, and
the damages laid at $4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

Gales Seaton, Esq, son of W. w
Seaton, Of the National lntelligencer, died
recently at the age Of forty years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

The Constitutional Convention adopt.
ed a resolution to adjourn on the fourth Of
March.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25


IRISH Rior AT HuDsos Crr.-Tbere was
grand melee amongst some 1900 Irish work-
men on the Railroad ut Hudson. Y. J.. Sat
ufaaF week. 1t was pay day, and as usual
they had imbibed freely and became very
patriotic and wol6sh. The Corkonians and
me landowners soon found common matter
OF offence IN the old quarrel, and a ngh,
grew INTO row, and = row enlarged into
mot, and finally to general war Of extermi.
nation, in which mcn, women and cbil1rs,
engaged with drunken ferocity, using all
manner of weapons from brooms,,cks and
shiie!ans to receivers and muskets,
After the fight had progressed a couple Of
hours md many were bruised and wounded
and some KILLED outright, the military were
ealied out and put stop to the rumpus.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

PRosfKaIrY or IRELAND. - The London
Times OF late date remarks - follows:
The time-honorsd phrase Of "poor old Ire
land" may DO considered - repfsssotins
something which has nov ceased 10 exist
On the lst Of January, 1t the commencement
OF new year, We may venture to predict
that erich young Ireland" will soon 6econs
the more appropriate dissemination. On eli
sides We hear Of Increasing agrisaltars, d.
creasing poor rates, csssation Of political q.
itation, good feeling betvssu lsadlcrd and
tenant, and other unnistakabls svidsnes Of
rising prosperity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

MAD poG.-Ar. Cochran writes Us from
New Boston that mad dog was seen a,
bf'wn'' tavern, On Wednesday last, was
thence pursued to Ambrosia, then to the Mr.
"eg'An settlement on Sugar Greek, and
Whence towards Charleston, biting dogs.
hogs and cattle in his way. There was grea,
excitement among the people, and large
slaughter Of ANIMALS has followed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

DAMAGE TO TEE CIoAa TRADK.-Some lady,
who has more reverence for the inspiration
she draws from Helicon than for that import.
ed from Havaaa, comes down 10 ~ follow.
ing style upon the patrons Of the weed. Let
her prayer be answered and large dealers in
cigars must hedge on Maccsboy or cave In
May never lady press his lips.
His pro3ered love returning,
Who makes q furnace VI his mouth,
And keep its chimney burning!
MsT each true woman shun his sight,
For fear his fumes might choke her;
And none but those who smoke themselves
Have kisses for q smoker
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

EDITORIAL CnANoE.--T. n. Syphsnd Aas
withdrawn from the editorial charge Of he
Citizen at Fl. Des Moinss, and w. II. Far
ner has taksa his place in The editorial chair
Of that paper.
CO The Grand Jury Of New York has
found three bills against Mrs. Cunningham
and MIR. Eckel, for the murder OF Burdell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25
An ACT


Supplement tai to an act to establish q Recorder q
Office in the City Of keokuk.
Be il enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State OF Ioua. SECTION /. That the
act to which this 10 q supplement be and 10
the County Judge Of Lee County to cause to
be made transcript OF all the records 10 the
Recorders Office at Fort Madison, relating
to real estate and other matters Of record
within the said comfy and north Of the half
breed reservation, and so much Of said res.
ervation as lies east Of the sectional line in
the centre Of township No. sixty-seven Of
north range Eve west, and all included with
in township number sixty-fve north, range
four west, which shall be in lieu and instead
OF transcript Of the records relating to
real estate and other matters Of record with
In said half-breed reservation, except a.
above excepted, and said Transcripts hereby
ordered shall be retained in the Recorders
Office ut Fort Madison, and oil the original
nee established at keokuk the expense to
be paid ~ provided in the bill to which this
is supplement.
after its publication in the keskuk Evening
Times, Daily Gate City, and the Fort Madi-
son Plaindeaier, which shall be without az
pense TO the State.
SAMUEL McF ARLAND,
Speaker House Representatives.
W. W. HAMILTON,
President Senate.
Approved Jan. %, 1857.
JAMES w. GRIMES.
| certify that the foregoing 10 true copy
from the original roll on Gle 10 my Office.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Sec'y Of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

- The enormous sum Of ei-yen millions
Of dollars, was paid by the [. s. during last
year for the single item Of Guano.
NO wonder extensive farmers emigrate 10
the West when they have 10 stand such n
draw on their pockets, to produce sufhcien,
manure to enable them to grow the little they
doproduce on their poor lands.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25
TOR SALE.
- LOTS ON AAIE-ST.
o LOTS ON PLANKROAD.
81 LOTS ADJACENT THERETO.

81 LUIS ADJACkNT THERETO.
All situated In the plat called d. w. Ki,bou-ne's
and Addition 70 the
CITY or EEOKUK, IOWA.
VrHESE Lots are bsastifuliy located about one
nile inside city linits. Biss-ss ~ lee, md
upward. Pnsss-ol7S 70 $3.50 each; sss-losrsA
cash, balsnes In l, and years. For rssiAsoss a
speculation they srssAs hsst bargain L this city.
For sale by C. b. DfnOND,
fsb3s-AIn Kilbesrss's Block AAin Of.
Disso1usion.
vINHE co-partnership Of Connabls, Eayth Co.,
expiring by iimitstiou, 10 this day dissolved BY
mutual consent, Mathew Coansbls retiring frea
said Arm.
The Sasiness Of said arn viii Be elossa ~ BY
Albert l.. Connable and Geo. b. smyth.
ALBERT L. OONNABLE,
GEO. b. sMYrH,
MATHEW CONNABLE.
Eeokuk, Feb. Is, '57.--fsb3l DAWN
AI1Ear I. coSsAsLx. GRO. ,. SnyYn.
ConmaAls 4 oaysh.
THEGrocsry, Forwarding, Commission and Iroa
1 business, will b continued by the ssbscsi-
esrs IN all its various branches. under the name
and style OF Connabls Smyth.
Thsatfsl for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended TO US BY our esstomers, Ne solicit co.,
ALBERT l. coNNABLE,
GEO. B. SAYTH.
Keokuk, Feb. 1I-dkwlm
lTimss copy ln-dAv.
sale q 0rocsrass.
T HAVE this day sold out ny entire stock Of
Groceries TO ]. u. Iii at end ]. b. PAul and the
bssiasss will hereafter b Conducted Nv Tabor :
Tisdale, whom recommend to the public eon1-
dence ~ prudent business men.
Feb. -, 'S7-fb1i-d CIV. PERDUg.
Execasers, APpeInsasas.
HUGH HAREINS and Chas T. MsCsns have
Ii bsen appointed Rxscstors Of the estate sf n.
d. kmbish, declared. All claims agaiast ~ ~
tate must Be presented At oaes, and all claims of
The s ::': y must Be paid S,.aos. .:,.y
feb7l-d3w CHARLES I. A0CUNR.
FER sale.
n CORDS OF WOOD. % land adjoining old city
One strong. thoash light, two horse wagon, ed
All or pAstof the above 1t . bargain. Inquire
fsb3e-dst Ath street. bet. Main Blondsau.
Per safe o. Rsas ae . DaFgoia,
VNHk Ksokuk City Mills. II sold, terms one
afth sasA, and the balance 10 I, :, , asd I
year.. Also. 70 fest On Ath street., between Tinss
6or pa.siealars inquire !. the City Mills saors.
fsb3o W. n. AUSTIN co.
First Arrival.
- DCHIvkD, par steamer Kate Rsssah, one o.
viii ell u bargain for cash or ssgetisLls pspss.
The above instrument will BE- fsliy ~ sasislae-
'', f.S,c cs''''''d PATRICK . caou.r
Nssses - Csnsrscsess.
GEALED proposals. will Be reeeived at The 02ce
~ Of the City kaginesr sntii o'clock p. =. -
noaday. AassA a. 1857, for bsiIdisg two nriAes.
Oas to y bailt q fhs iatersestioa Of fsA and &C.
aar Streets sad The other the intersstieu II 81
and 49, ssrsets. In Reds Addition.
Plans and Specifications Of the above work can Be
cen 1t the O0ee Of the City Engineer.
L. HITTCMINa1N Citv Rn~inAep
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

- Horace Greeley has brough, suit asains,
the editor Of the Burlington Gazette for Il.
bel. 10 charging him with receiving bride
Of SiOuv from the Des Mo:ne. River Con.
psny.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

sss-'.r Esssss - os.sas.sas
TIM sAsan@l - -. rYNfoN, -
! Master, hav10 - psrshassd % ~ y
paao - TshA, IN sAsssiy ssanenssd
hs' renoas tstp9 I. u shsve trade IAanhi1o
fsS IL ln1Uonom kseoswsd upen the fuba, hes
swness eslie1b : SSnEinsAaos Z tAe same.
ssselss n.y rssy - - as.os. dsspassA ID
BROWN ! TAYLOR.
feb2 I-dsm-ins Agsats.
Me1Ical Deoks.
TUsT received at DOUBLEDAYA WILSON'S,
u feb24-d ID strsse, near Mais-
ssTra1h ssranVsr sAaa Klcsioa.,
Read AND PoxDER, II FAanioNADl1 M1u !! !
rNHE subscriber u very ha3py 70 inSssn As -
i old friesds and all oshers, tAas = viii q.
troducc the Spriag style Of YAshiosAbls Hats, -
on Saturday, tAe 1sth inst. s. yos can vesr yeur
oNk WEEG LON0E0,
IL you want to Be "in the fashion," for Ksekuk
has a"rAsafoxARlE NAT STORE, !" q = 0aiaAt.
feb13-dss J. e. HUMPHREY.
second Arrival % Piaaes.
ME- have just received, per steamer 6Ao. 0sty,
w the following invoice Of Pianos:
One 81 octave carved nouldings, (dark sewood);
:" single roaad oof nars. (ii ght dol;
+" ! :. d,ne!e round ernsrs, ssspsstins
m,ulding;
- Lous XIV style. carved, ts,ssas,
~ Tho mon y market 10 somewhat tight In Kss-
hms, FOR ID. si,ae being We shall oGsr sny q III
ab,sc Planes ut nsnuf psiees, without thl
addition Il $40 OF 20 TO- f.etghs ard isssrases.
PATRICK CkOUSE,
b.3-d second-st.. bst. Aaia kJohasoa.
A lnyalid's Offering to the poor.-Ths propeo1l
n Of her s,nbroilcr ov = and above the eypsae,
Of the materials in silk chinesl, gold tAresd aDi
sephyr worstcds.
Scarf, eAps., e!oaks, shswis, b3qses, eAildrsa'.
.aaaiuo. S.',s ...s.., .lippss' yss.. Sspolse:
" Sio0 Victoria ottousns asd divsns.
Patterns aaiqur and uirivAlel. Psr,oss dssirin1
ths above articles win please address
Box nj, Ps..oaos,
SANDERS 4 DUN4A0
FUeHITUnE WARE.1olas.
NHE andsrsignsd have nov ia1
= thsir ware Rooms, and dssign
Keeping constantly on hand . yell
sslsetsd sssortmsn Of all kiads 81 1urnituFss -
erseing Marble top Dressing, and plain Dsssass
q. And sofa: a.. ;,a asic Center =.
ine Chairs OF ption from plain veoAsu
sss T. The 6nsst hair cloth stated seat plsin ~
fancy termed Cottage bsdstsads Of the isssststyls
Locking 0lasss Of allsisss; Clocks. csspssins,
aoor and door mating, Goor and table oil slesSs
osatrassss, feather duatsn, carriage trimming
vindov shades and trimmings, and every other Sr
tiels usually kept in our line Of business.
Fart Ofo stock vas made under our own eaDss
vision, sad the rest bought froa nasafastoriss d
high standing, 20 that vs "a warrant svery erti
Gle Tor durability and Aaish Of werknaassip.
Oar object 10 10 cstablish permanent business
here, and not on the Peter Yank principle
snd - ~ induesnent 10 psrson. 70 purchase d
as Ne are resolved 10 sell at the lowest y. Lsui'
prices.
Call snd sxamias our stock before pursAasini
elsewhere. We will always take pleasure In show
ing furniture 70 Ladies' aad 0satlsnsa Who mai
favor ~ with call, whether they feel issliasd 4
bay or not.
SANDERS 4 DUNBAR.
Feb. -. l8S7.--d4vf