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EXTRACT FROM 4 SERMON By REV
c. II. SPURGE0N, OF LONDON.
Gen. % C.. 23. 2l ys.

To conclude: the text calls Christ the stone
Of Israel. | have heard q story cannot tel
whether it is true or not--out of some Of thu
! Jewish raLbiS: it is a tale concerning the text
"Thc stone which the builders refused, the samc
is become the headstonc of the corner" 1t Is
said that when Solomon temple was building
all the stones were brought from the quarry
ready cut and fashioned, and there were marked
on all the blocks the places where they were tC
be put. Amongst the stones was a very curious
one it seemed Of no dcscrbablc shape, it ap
pearcd unfit for any portion Of the building
They tried it at this wall, but it would not fit
they tried il in another but it could not be at.
commodated; 50, vcxcl and angry, they threw i,
away. The temple was so many year; building
that this stone became covered with moss, and
grass grew around it. Everybody passing by
laughed at the stone they said Solomon was
WISE and doubtless all the other stones were
right: bat rs for that block, they might us well
send il back to the quarry for they were quite
sure it was meant for nothing. Ycar-afler year
rolled on and the poor stone was still dcspised.
the builders constantly refused it. The cvcntIul
day came when the temple was tobc finished and
opened. and the multitude was assembled 10 Sc
the grand sight The builders said, "WEerc is
tiS tpl)'StuHc HCEc - tilc iiIliI''lIS' iH'i
little thought where the crowning marble was:
until some one said, Perhaps that stone Which
the builders refused is meantto be hctnp-stone.H ;
They then took it, and hoistcd It to tic top Of
the house: and as ii reached tie sIlnmit they
found it well adapted to the place. Loud hosan-
ms made the welkm ring, rs the stone which the
builders refused, thus became the hea'lstonc of
the corner. So is it with Christ Jesus. The
builders cast him away. lie was plcbiam; he
was Of poor extraction: ewas {. man acquainted
with sinners. who walked in poverty and mean-
ness hence the worllly-wisc dcsIiscd him. But
when God shall gather together, in oMc,all things
that are in heaven and that are il earth, then
Christ SHALL be the glorious consummation OF all
thugs.
"Chrst rcigns in heaven The tormost store,
Andwell deserves the praise"
lie shall he exalted he shall be hororcd: his
name shall endure as long as the sun, and all ms
tions shall be blessed in him, yen; ali generations
shall call him blessed.
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Ex-Gov REEDER.-The New York Day Book
thus pitches into this lale functionary:
Ex-Governor Rceder was at Tic Black Rrpub-
lican ball. last night, as an invited guest. The
more Ills fellow goes about ;md slows himself
The better for the party lie opposes for worse
looking eye or more villain"us counienance than
he carries, We never yet saw in mUns head.
His looks show enough 10 make an honest man
shrink from his presence.
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j ii II IN II
IIAI|. HssSgl.s sC IAlN.Jj:
SIS.
:.
mcni which by irtgtlcallon he has made tha
the buvsg and SasiiinGs Of slaves is rnnral
wrong aud lie aE:aregt5 defrrepc, ,stp lRepubli
D. can wiims failed ~ restrain a.. bid fureonlinu
> aucr in office.
Il Had there betsssa fpfbp0siiion. beforesthi
f House to repeal lttffl before:ll. Scuat
to annuI the lr@Atfsg hyh. refers .to Inc African
slave trade, conlGsiiivt llGard TIC views of III,
!, rcnl.na., from 1'sss4essees with patience, had
= no; coucurr.d wi,Eohini in opmSn!s In view
however. of the fictsS1iat our laws Grn0icc The
traffic lis piracy, lltsitpnsc Tie srvcrs; penal
t;es upon ornirrss' fag fleif rtjiraI is 1loiori
, ously impractical blS5slrils .bul regard lhl{inf
rojuc.inI, rr Tie raa as i;,;II,a fr col
fiji, AID ;,ar!y ti.rjstrss Or aus nj sibtroynkr I'd
= AND volunteered rpb di,,6 shcj t.bia
magistrate tf a St5fSI5iSs Z. Ais a,fspiiIiot.
ism Mi; cu,o,fu Of tln; ns,.i r fro,
!, Trnucsscr. rs liuhRsS. darkness gJT roorsffsd
Tr Snnakrr thai, IN resolution, w,s NOD
.,nd ;h,t amy n,sscd Ms LJon.n a f,c- no rss
s,g. nf ,hat nr.se,ss bv5 5Ibe ,n.,nlss, !fro;, r
: Tenressrr no oheftas necessary : A. i .niT6r
ornnos,inn !, was :jssiuded i, iHe major of the
same character, 1Aauh lam sure. il Wus not
so w,cnded. vet alaYSeeIended that :itsmi6ht ba
>, construed into implidfccilsurr or -the Gov.ri,,6r
Of I'm. Stat, which Fave Tho hohor in nairrt, ii
r.prrsent was unIssfjjiing; 70 oreInv !. .npsi,ion
which mjnht be so4sgnsifned. thondh 7 nny
JiInr will, ~: ExrcIis,rv n tl,a nronr;o, Z and
onporrnncnnss- of 5theEMcomrnenlIiinn wos
urvir, IA seeminrtt,,SSSsraAert srnoh iio oriGi,
nr ~ insi,n,nn wEissSis snn,rah!v IN,
with the fabric Of The 5s.cirty in Which live,
Tho rr<njnti,n uf7 i,v friend and cnIoaguc
fMr. Orr1 WAS intended 10 5dsenLarra .s,,c6 of
our northern Democr&ic friends as had voted
against lIic resuutiofa,f the gentleman FROM
Tennessee. and to guild them against misres.
rcsen,a,ions which niS;hl be made 10 operate
against lIcm and the Iign1orrf;ic party.
have said that the IIMriy with which affiliate
has been sarac;ously ;sssaicd BY each Of the,
other parties, which, in tirr CO. ore.a,ion against
the Democracy, parGsS,xSically illustrate .ilhe
aliinily of haired. Nor$nve their eIfafts been
altogether unsurce,sfttE and cali upon lHe;
Jyaa file Democrats Of Sur whole country IN.
sauly to c!.,sc up theif ranks, .st:ihd elbow to
elbow. and for;ifv the pint of weakness with a
double coln..la. or wc w. be irrctrivably divided
and y,nGuislcd.
Il.re.uIrrc. and el$cssseTe. I have declared
,ha, was not !nnc:. q Ma u:.tona! Democrat.
Nor a,n |: vet have a!ifa.ed with the Demo-
cratic party. aud so lonn}ss our present Govern.
mon; confines ! sIii!igtsn;ini,a 10 ,co.cperai;
with III, v3r,y. bv wha;Ayer4nar,e it NAV h..
.a;I.n. which r.presanf.5 JJssprinuinIes. Me-
con,.r,;,r ,.;,; ;t oussss y mai nf :, in,in,,n
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TIE sUBL,MlTY OF IMPUDEscE The plea
fsays tie Baltimore Anrr;can) of in<anly Is set
M in dcfeEcc of Huntington, the New fork
forger, and, to- strengthen it. his con!.ssl states s
that his operations in forged paper, during the
YEAR amounted TO near S2o,00o.ooo. Such q
plea is a flagrant insult to common SENSE.
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A party hunting in Angelina County, Texas.
found in 4 cave two hundred bodies entirely
petrifed, dressed in a style neither Indian nor
European The features and dress were adm:-
rably preserved. A Carmen, which must have
rescmbled hunting shirt, seemed 10 have been !,
worn by each, ard WIS partly preserved by pet
,riEcaion. was distinctly visible, especially atits
seams and folds. On the waist of one was:a
buckle of pure gold, almost three inches In
diameter, securely embedded in The body. The
features were not much shrunken; tho eyes
were partly closed, and even traces Of the eye
brows could be plainly seen. : IA
s<Y Be not afronted alta jest. If one throw
salt at theo thou wilt receive harm, unless thoa
hast sore places. rlss;T ',ab IN 9s-f II ~
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voE1. :.:'l!:, XXI ! !. sas


doctrine should ppreyai And afseS
jolcd into making Ills III i. alfsadg Ies
CONE SOY G6TeTRnent b OF :eXpad die1cys 81
+ my own,part, i prefer tfe &c o,Fisfnmsif sof te.
u Constitution. s,s fss:s
+ IlJve alluded. sir. IA Ibsse adai ffsrei, Of
opinion and construction With axisf .beiwsen
as elements Of wsaK n the tar.s
ty organization. No good caii resuit from con-;
ceiling them, onFharm from mi falides oiheut
i JThctdifferences are ns;s Ise parEs
Of wisdom and Of paifiotfsuis reconcile ths:nS
lat once and for us aHaoN NocEIpy sas common
ground, which NAV be cieatiyds sEnnd and seStss
! " understood both at tias Nsfth andsah9 SoEti.
Ii The advocates of souuttet aose Ipsfsiat;
in their construction of essKa5sSss eeibfasKa
Lact. they will inevitably drtsE6H napYo nas
from the South. wl5s desire 70 sact IN coiiseft
Ewih them Can they do Without 2ds
Nor ea.%e without Them and s;tuiiSips aiiss,
party Il fehgtE, W.; b,Ss Al
eFeiantv i,sas fatal In IffioI bfosisa
and SO ibesying 1e siiieias 10 wink
it: With them nat /. m sof fe dIid
deaih. Many distinaGisliea lem cent
eiresadhesion TO Ethe Southern conSifa Sti6a f
! The act. :yVby; then, should We. foe Satl
| that the Territory Of KaIsas shah sbs ffea lhas
open to;eyeSE ssnso { egthe, ,United
every kind sol property, s:saves .inciude ded aIfd
Ea.amsa, until ihe, people. .of.the
have formed d State constitution,
sovereignty they may perform @fIeIsse
number 4 population Of ninety y-three; tdapsaaabss
four hundred and twenty, and not beforsS e9as
when admitted asa Sta or States
Territory, orfany portion OF the saJpe,
received into the gnlph with oE %lEnoat slssa
lis tGelr lrronstltntlon may prescsloe at tne t:s.sS
OF ther admsson:.ssssy
MY ln1Yldual opinion, plf' e alua
give u lor @llatever lt IS lnat
oi The Kansas geneEaliy
at tiIesSoulh worth more 10 the
me Territory Sltsef; and ,,st9rm
would willingly given upstile Nstrl
cure the princpeSfbnt for act lha. me
equilibrium OF the great sections ~ 6ula 1asreoy =
be honelessy yedes!royed lnethe. Serial that ls!
the permanent majority would aflerWard laugh
at the principle ~ - ~.
$ flake the following extract from the thirty!
second section of the Kansas.Nebrska aet:.e..rt I,
"SLbatsthe Constitution and laws OF -tse Oni-
TED Slates which are not locally lnapPllcapie,a
shall have the same Force and etteet WItnin Inc
SAID Territory Of Kanses as elsewhere ~: thes
3Unlted States, except the eighth section 3t tns =
net preparatory The admission of iissouftk
into abe. gniolt, approf feds ighteeIIs
.h1nared and TIVE ltY icIi. beiaa 1sa aasist6nt
.as reeeioon;;zrd Nv tho ienisaiion Of eighteen
'R,nd,.d ond manly cul{edthn cdmpEb-E,
Iss.:,:l = mn, rnid
,." 80 "a :, nno II thisnct -
n;.I.,o siomarn So, nv to,r;torv or
S. SoS W o'a.e ST.; :. ,.e Ne ,t - jooSa
,Lo n,,a WI. tboronT narfsetir frse to form and
.ne Peup,I -. ;s,;,,,tan. ~ ,ha;r oyn
u'"'e tis uo'..' .L -, or tha
WY sueIs Si o"'E .U;aJ ~ o TSa. norh;na bore
I'D contained shali De construed 10 re'Ne W Pu'
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A REMEDY FOR SpEAIys.-A friend has nan
d.d to us, says the Buffalo Rcpubiir the follow
ine recipe for sprans, the publication ol Which,
If i; be as good as he deems it, may be proauc'
rive Of bcurlii 10 some Of our readers:
Onr pint Of soft soap. (ccuniry preferred
one pin, of whisky mix and boil them nm;Il ihr
souani,y is reduced TO about one rmt. II wlI'
lI,cn bc of the consistency Of a.plaster saive
Take a thick cloth, cotton or linen, sufficiently
larccao coverihe PARTS injured, spread the nIiX'
lure ard sprinkle hc same with black pepper
Apply this and let it remain for for'y.rlgIh'
hnurs. A cure in nine out of ten cases, will bt
effected.
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AGENT TO PROSECUTE CLAIMS OF THE STATE,
His Exrv!lency, Gov. AllStoH, 10y virtue OF Il
resolution of The General Assembly, has "pp"In-
led Games Aug. Black, Esq , of This ely, Agent
to prepare and prosecute again<! lie general
Government all such Claims growing OH OF HE
common defence, which have from i'm" TO time
been presented to and paid by the L%sls''iurr
Of lhi, ate, and for wlirh -ia my be legally
or eqniinbIy entitled 20 repayment ,;.,,, -,
This appointment we regard as peculiarly "p'
propriaic, as We have reason 10 know 'iin; "a; ~
one possesses more information iI'aH Mr. Black
on this and kindred sub jec!s, nor could more
ski!ful, faithful and perseverns attorney Ill SGr
matters be selected ,-CoIumbi Times.
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THE TARIFF.

THE TARIFF.
II is free trade, the South wants Both as
producer and consumer she feels the present
federal taxation upon her industry, 10 fall with
destructive effect upon her resources She pays
near two.ll,irds.of tariff, which is one-third
100 large for even liberal revenue. The full,
est proper expenditure of the Government
should not exceed fifty millions, a. shown by the
Secretary of the Trcasurr-yet about eighty
millions is received into it. The South not
only pays the two.thirds directly into the public
vaults, but great deal more indireclyt0 man.
uf:,cturcrs whose goods are enhanced in price
throughout the Union by The protective influence
of the tariff, and lis restriction OF foreign com.
petition.
The following slip is observed with pleasure:
WASHINGTON, Dec. %. :
The Till reported in the House to-day, by
Mr.. Lctchcr, as i substitute for the pcuding
tariff revision bill, is the sSme & was offered by
him and passed by The House two years ago,
bul which failed TO receive the action Of the
Senate. II proposes TO reduce the present rates
90 per cent. on and after The lst Of July, 1857,
and enlarge the free list, with specified articles
which cutter into manufacture, the object being
to reduce the annual receipts to 40 or 40 mil
lions Of dollars =. -
The reduction proposed would save the South
fully fifty millions a year. This sum, reserved
for her own active use at home, would produce
an instantaneous change in her prosperity apd
progress A surplus capital would soon accrue,
to erect manufactures, construct railroads and
build for her ships. The institution of slavery,
too, would widen and strengthen its foundations,
and in its very prosperity, find its best defence.
We hope that our members of Congress will
address al their energies to obtain . reduction
Of the tariff al this session-Charlesto News,
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Ike Par;ingion is well advanced in his class
He is in something beyond The teachers art,
CIV so".1' =" '..s...tv,,, he Srertrct Ike dis
likes "compOsition," where a theme Is given
ou, to b. written upon by scholars. and his
credits are not very great for his efforts in that
direction generally; but the other day he as,
tonished the master and every one III the school
By IN elaborate article on The hoRe. He WAS
called upon TO read it aloud 10 The scholars, aud
on getting upon the platform, he made a 10"
and b'gan:
The UorSc.-Thr horse is lnadruprd with
four lcuS, Two behind and two before. liz has
Il tail HAT grows to the bind part OF his body
that nature has furnished him with to drive the
flies away. lis head is situated on the other
end opposite lis tail, and is used principally 1t"
fas,rn bride 10 him by, and 10 put into y
basket To eat oats with llorSe~ are very use'
tuI animals, aad people couldn't &c; ii"ng very
we'll wiihnu: them. especially 'rac&arn ai.
omnibus drivers, who don't seem lth be lai'
grateful enough because they've got rin. aty
are very convenient animals in iie c"un,r:. i"
vacation time, and go very last over Tie couaily
roads. whrn tie boys slick pins in them, spr-
ci.s of cruelty that | wuui,! moi encourage.
Horses arc Ucue!diIS So'StSN '''H 49,
though some are white, and others arc g:t! ;':.
black. Nobody ever saw i bIue horse, walsh l.
considered yer; strange by eminent natur'''o's
The horse is quiet and Intelligent animal, and
can sleep standing up, which is \ very COVE
lent silt, especially where there is crowd. and
it is diiiicu!i 10 gyt chance to lay. There IS 4
great variety Of horsrs--t!st horses ana slow
horses. clothes horses, horse narkcr:l, SAW
horses, horse flies. horse chcSnut, chestnnth"rSe
and horse radisi The clothes horse Is very
quiet animal to have around Il house. and Is new
er knownlo kick. though very apt to Make Il
row when it gets cap<ized. The same may be
said of The saw.Lorse, which will stand wIihou!
,yinr. Tie horse.hy is vicious beast, and very
Annoying in the summer when fellow Is III
swimming. Horse markercl don't know any
thing about, only that they swim in The ""'ef'
ard are species of fish,. Horse chesnu's are
prime 10 pell Mickies with; and h"rseradlIn Is
mighty smart horse. but bad TO have standing
around where there are children. The horse Is
found in all countries, principally in livery Sin,
Lles, where they may lie hired by The me' ana
are considered by them as can get money Il
grea, luxury especially in the'sIeishi"g season
In South America They grow wild, and the IN,
dians catch them with nooSes thai uley throw
over The horses heads, which must be thought
! by the horses 4 great noosence
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TILE HORNE.

Among The great mass Of "foI.de-rol' dc,iy-
cred in the shape of lecures it is refreshing 10
come across such gem as the following:
Ike Par;ingion is well advanced in his class
lle.is in something beyond The teachers art,
and could, in - III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-13

NOTICE. 10 hereby given to owners Of tho Let's
described in the foregoing list situated In the
City Of Kcokuk, Lee county and State Of Iowa,
whose names mentioned above, and all others
interested, that special tax hiss been ssssssed
and levied on said lots by tho City Council VI
the said city for paving the Alley through
Block No. SO, ~ designated in the above Hist,
and unless pay be ads Of tAa taxes so levied
and also all costs, before the 18th day Of Octo
Der A. D. 1857, the said lots or 50 much thereof
~ shall be Necessary 10 discharge the said tax and
costs, will be sold on the day aforesaid, At the
Mayors efhee, In said city, between the hours Of
o clock q. IN. aud oelock p. m.
y. &. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of keokuk.
Keoknk, sept. III, '6T-dtd
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PATENT MASTIC ROOFIN
e.. CONLES. JR..

(OFFICE MAIN-ST. OVER THOMPSON'S SHOE STOREY
Keak
w th the OF ldesripi
H. n.
low
Patent Roofing
Refsm de al RI Z N Frepro
he more U roofing my
burning Ia Gravel
NOR
biugo.i
frff
4
TimeAa
e,spd
examples Chares Land
atour ofcE
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tarm aud Mouse and Let for safe.
WILL SKILL, on favorable terms, = Farm 81 so
4 Asfcs, we'll improved, with comfortable
aweihng aud out houses, situated la Han cock CO..
Ills. abaut miles from keokuk.
ALSO, a Lot On the corner of Sth and T;m..
streets, with new frame dwelling house. In
quire 1T the Des MONIES Valley Planning Mil.
seplTdf Il. IL. VANDERBILT
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DEALERS IL
EXCHANGE AND LAND WARRANTS,
Wild Lends, Improved Fdvsss, 1srn Property, te.,
FORT DODGE, IOWA.
XXTE pay psrttstisr siisafi0n - the selection Of
w Lands and their location, y it'll cash or Land
Warrants, In the Fl. Dodge, Sioux City and Osagc
Land Dictricts, Iowa. We have agents Of Sioux
City and Osags, who devote their hole time and Al
tention to the transaction of business. The ~.
Dodge district will receive our personal attention.
Va will collect ties, bills, drafts ancss
throughout lows, Esd remit proees1s promptly in
drafts ON New York Real Estste and Land War
rants bought and sold on commission. Titles ex-
amined and taxes paid. We also pay pAsrloctxR
ATTENTION to the leaning Of Lsnd Warrants for non
fssidcnts, the iosning Of money 1t beat western
rates, and TO Investments generally. We examine
carefully all lands locate and will give plat and
pton. Our commission for loAnng locat ing
Land Warrautsin the above named districts ill b.
$40 per 100, ~ per 100, ~ per so, and IS per 40
acres, which shonld accompany the warrants, snd
aleo the Land Office fees warrants, Of for each
SOsaeres, in billr or drafts ON New York.
LAND ENTERED ON TIME.
All business entruted - will receive prompt
and Standardization. 0erssepeadsacesolic ited.
aDr1a-ddWly
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y. DEN a. co.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.

WHVIEcNLE UhUUUI6I0,
No. sa Main Street, EOkUK, IOWA,
LANlNG removed one door west, to rooms form
u 4 erly occupied BY Reid, khsiids 4 Co, would
inform their friends and eustomeFs that havins
re Tilted larger rooms and made large additions 70
their stock Of Drugs and Medicines We are pre-
pared 10 accommodate them by filing orders ON tho
lowest terms
Below we give iist of some Of the leading ar
tielcs JUST RECEIVED:
20 kegs Dicarb Soda,
10 DO Snlcratus.
10 bbis Cream Tartar,
2va lbs Tartaric Acid,
200 Oh Quinine,
I 80 On Morphine.
/ so lbs Opium,
Z carboys Sweet Spirits Nitre,
do Aqua Ammonia,
a. % ssiphuric Acid, &C., &c.
ang2ld
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GOo1Wlnss Ex. Lsman.
EroR havorias pastry, jsliiss, sasees, ice crsa n
- etc just received and for sals In any quantity
angls KIa0 . TAYLOR, Main -.
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Aaminissra.or,s Nesice.

AdMtnfstrat0rs. Nostcc.
N0flIE Il hereby given that Lstters Of Adj.
~ niinistraton upon the estate OF John Farrell,
deceased, have been granted by the County Judge
oi Loo county, lows, TO j ane Farrell wife Of the
dsceassd; this, therefore, il to notify all prrsons
inde bted to said eel ate TO fettle the same immc
diateiy; also, all persons having claims sexinst
The estate 70 present them, duly authenticated to
Alex. Lynch, Attorney for tho Admins trstrix for
settlement. JANE FARRELL,
pet3dln Admiui,tra.rtr
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HARKARTASn Cutlery,


I IMPORTERS AND WuOLkSAI.E DRALEkS,
= have IN store, and aSs RECEIVING THAR supplies
isr sns sprns tfsds, direct fro. tAs HAksrs which
yofsbls terms. The stock being uAusaally large,
they Confidently solicit an sxam{nation II
Jyl-d3w s. III. TUCKER.
GCYTHEs.--A large stock Of different brsnds, 10
~ sale low BY s.W.A II. TUCKER.
SNATHs.--Ai large stock Of various qualified for
- ssls oy S.W al. TUCKER.
LAY RAKEs.--HAy RAhss Of different qualitie.
- forsaic Low BY s.W.A II. TUCKER.
ERAIN CRADLES --Grapcvine, Premium, and
" common Cradles for sals BY
s. ". 1. II. TUCKER.
HAY foRKs.-A large stock, escorted quail
IL ties, for sale by S. ". H.TUcKkR.
CTRAw Forks Three-Tine straw Forks Of
~ different qualities for sale by
SWAN. TUCKER.
GPADES.--A Large stock Of iron, steel and cast
$. wa H. TUCKER.
A MES sHovELs.-A large stock Of Ame.
s.w. II. TUCKER.
GCYTHE sTONEs.--Scythe Stones. Of different
S. VAN. TUCKER
CcYTHE 'kIFLES. Various qualitie, Of Scythe
~ Rihesan Sbarpencrs for ssieby
. ". II. TUNE
CIcKLEs.--A good article oi si,Iie, for sale by
- S.W. II. TUCKER
IA RtNDsT0SES- The Bcrea q ri ndston,s, Of va
~ rions Rizes, for sale by
4. w.4H. TUCKER,
tsign Of tho Red PadIock,
iyS dAw corner Of Min and Second SITS
CADY. JONES 4 fsf:CM,
AGENTS FOR
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-13

MERCHANT TAlLORS,
Third-st., bet. Main = Johnson. .KEOKUK
uAvEjustreccived At their Fashions biz Tailor
L Ling and Furnishing csta Enlistment, choic. and
excellent supply Of Broadeloths Cassimeres, Vert
ings, and Gents Furnishing Goods, Of ali dsscrip-
tions, and guarantee that their work shall BE- done
in the most approved and satisfactory manner
They are constantly receiving the New York and
who desire good work and the best 70 giye
them call, Agents for
TRAHcfeMAHAN'ss rsrEA OF GARMRNr CUTTING.
Alss, Reports Of fashions.
mah25-diy sss HUTt,fiINQON 4 DEWEY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-13

At No. 50 will always be found good stock and
the newest styles and my friends and dealer, in
my line, will osrr great induce mc1iis, On hand
and for sale low. the largest and best Assoytm
Of spring aud summer goods offered this citv
No. so Main-st, Ksokuk lows.
mchl0dr Nh. RuNERR