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CITY ITEMS.

LAURA KEE,Es THEaTrR.-Op Saturday eveciug
was produced for the frat time, for the benefit Of the
Shut Sewers Union e new original American play en-
titled LCvein TO-" 1t was fepested Monday night
to an audience 30 large under the circumstances that
the mel mercy of the westhei became thing of little
account. The play lie a ccmmendsbe attempt to do
mescats to a certain extent the spread eagle to trim
off the be lgerept corners of Revolutionary patriotism,
and tame il dowr to drawing room Presentsb'ity 30
far it has succeeded, and although we have both
British ard American ofhcers upon the stage a. the
same tine instead of warks plot and co1nterpot be-
tween them, we hear only love intrigue and trick
cry; in the course OF which, however as IN
duty bound, the orsnatist makes the Yankee
officers far superior to the red-coas 10 the
uncertain ssues Of love, as II ha. been the na
tonsl fashion to represent them victorious 10 the more
nomentous matters Of war. We fed no tsuh win
ths however because the ultimate result Is attained
BY no prevention OF historical facts or impossible COM
bnstion of imaginary incidents; but the plot n man
aged 20 easily aud nsturaly that the upshos oil the
wi ole matter TO be legitimate, and any ultra Ane-
iicanism IL entirely overlooked Altogether 1t Is very
nice little DRAMA and i, capts1y received by the al
dience. IL il play that will not schieve immortality
but i: will not die without letuog people know that
has lived
Mrs Kesue hs. very good part, Of which she
makes the most aud the rest OF the people have
cooked fsts shch ia their distinguishing characters.
TIC. AZ whole, they produce very harmonious AM
agreeable effect Segregste any cue character aod rs
merits must BE- considerably maguihed to make them
visible 70 the naked eye. The Pla! successful
lSAUGCRArIoS BALL-PRgsESTATIoS or BAN
sLR-ln honor Of the Inauguration OF M buchanan'
the Democratic mon Club giye bal tonight 81 the
City Assembly Room. during the evening banner
will be presented to the Cub, By Thomas Francs
Mesgher, behalf u ladies il this city The PHssi-
dent OF the Club ard Mr. James 7. Brady VII respond
to Nj. Mesgher.
TIE NIsTH WARD REPrBLIcAN ASSOCIATION a.
rounce public meeting at Becker buildings, corner
Of Blocker and Morton streets his evening Theh
to be addressed By GO. W. CURTIS, Gen JAMES W.
N.Y., AMI J0sEPH HoxlI. OF course the nall WILL DC
filed.
DAILY SoRsAL SCHOOL ExshIrArIos'-Ine Il.
rua review Of the pupils Of the Daily Normal School
closed yesterday The ssversl classes were eIossiy
questioned by the Assistant Superintendent IN the pres
cree oftbe Normal School Committee. The classes ID
French acquitted themselves with credit 70 tner
teacher, Professor George Bstohse whose method Of
teaching Il eev and systematic. The pronsrc'sooa o.
the pupds vas free from thoss fsGIts 80 common 70
(k l-En- - - ~.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04

The ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcrs Senator Kelly mace a
minority report upon the organization of Assembly
dntrcts under the Census of 1855. Mr.. Kelly report
proposes changes il but two Of the counties 1t gives
NewYork eighteen members instead of seventeen aud
Broome ore instead of two as did the Majority Report.
The entire representative population OF the State i'
2797, 4l6 and the number of members l2S. This
would mske u ,SA the bssis Of population for
member if possible to make the repre entstion
absolutely equal But the Constitution contains pro-
vision that every county, except Han ilton shall be
entitled to ore member whatever its population aud
the majority of the Committee finding eight counties
with a ess population than n, S5i, have assigned to
each OF them one member AMI deducted their sgsegate
population 1877 23l, from the whole representative
population Of the State (2,797, 46 leaving $50 1876
entitled to the remaining 100 members which would
give oue member for every y, l6o OF population
Making the division upon this basis, the City and
County of New.York would obtain seventeen members,
and Brooue having the largest fraction of population
above - los, would get two members instead OF oue
The monty report making the division upon the
basis Of one member for every Il 81 Of population,
gives to New-Yerk eighteen memtes and to Broome
Oh y one.
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Advert sement /

To NERVOUS SUFFERERs.-A Retired Clergy
an restored to bth 10 few days after many years Of great
suffering xious 10 mate the u oue.
Will s.nd free the prescription used. Dreet to Joss n.
pAGsALL, No. 90 Guitonst, Brooklyn
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TAfve<ss..m -rti
TIE IMPERIAL PHoroGRAPa.

An earr BY tsE The uost sasesssfai sppissa
n. a., bb.,o MAJ. e,l lsttea Il Bs,DYs e~a~y M -
Bno.dvN rhar
EXQUISITE EyFscr Ass FIsI~
~. wis.o,S pan. 81 1. tue history Of ehotc<rvar Nc
BssYs oae. for t6eir produc enable him 70 A hea
q popvlsf price.
ANArSsI,L REDUCTION N Cosr
bss us5e In e~o1 department. Of pcrr-ste 81 h 0sssv
-hus he ssNity AS Constantly improved
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IAdvertisssnsat
IANfHSI =
CHARLES ID. FREDERICks lats 0URNEg sai


BsIDERIcss-PnorossArHs, DAsUsass0rvrAs aad Ass,s-
TYPES The f.ut esAbilshusut % the world VISIT
tho CITY Invited 70 os and examine spesnsas Ne.
ss Broadway. opp sits Actrspoitsn Hotel
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FArAI AccIpEss.-Coroos Taylor Of Pssyekeee-
se rcosa,y held sn 'pquse, upos the body Of EsS
beth Hav~r wiie OF Danie, Hasses. who hsd failen
do.s stairs and thereby supsxrsd Q blood vessa.
cats az rs ant 18th.
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Advertisement 1
OTNPTS

HALIoTyPEs HALLOryPFs new aad
besuts style e rrslture IL prsc.d ia IN lie pst~s
thss GUssr Photographs Palace OF Al. No. so Bsosl.
way GUssgf, Photogi sphlo Aalst
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The following table shows the total poPu's''"s-
siens cocred p.rsors net taxed, representative pop
usiion (which includes al except colored rot taxed
sad shtns) and the native aud ustuszed voters, 90
cordirg 10 the census Of 1855:
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IScoRPoRATros QCssrIoN ~ NEwRocHftLr-
Another large AID SPIRITED meeing was held IN tl-
Town Hall, village OF NewRochele, with view Of
fur her considering the propueiy of applying at the
next term of General Sessions of WestcNeeter County
for Charter Of Incorporation uncer the general act.
The Committee appointed a,the first meeting to conirr
with the cit zers ard report relative to the establish
ment OF II most practicable boundary lines pr secuted
their report which adopted by large majority.
Consequently, the Necessary draft of Charter vii be
prepared aud presented 10 the Court aud if granted
the question of its acceptance vii be submitted to the
citizens at the earliest period allowed, which requires
SIX weeks notice. The proposed corporate limits Of the
village comprise an area of about 900 scres; and con-
tain about 9, 600 inhabitants.
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ten m0r,y to the sblry snd "'e'rsrooe q '''u ~
etruccr.
tn, Cry Sr,,roRIAL DIsrsfcrS-The aeH ~
r,,..,,.,, ~ s,o,l D.s;rcss ia Ia City cenpa -
~ the Old q. fcso~s:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04

ELEcTIos Al MOUNT yERsos FOR VILLAGE TRCs-
TIES The annual election for Trustees and other
officers of the village took place yesterday the polls
berg open from to O'Clock, but the result not
received IN time for this mornings issue of TIE
TRIBUNE.
The Republicans on Friday last nominated a strong
ticket, which 60 frightened few othe principal Demo.
cratic ofice-seekers tina. they held and pom-
mated themselves sndt two Helknown Know-Nothings
in opposition, as the Peoples ticket. Whether the
Know -Nothirgs of the village knew enough to uLder-
stand the dodge will soon be asCetained.
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IAdvertimmsl

HERRIyG's PATENT CHAMPION FmE-PROOS
sArys Noe 49, III and 10 Ws,erSt. and NJ. Aur,g -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04

Four HOUSES UsROOFED BY THr SToRn.--Durng
the storm which ragged Monday morning, four
three.stoy tenement houses, Nos. 2lO, &C. @ii AID
23S West Forty second street unroOfed and had
their ohimseys blown down The buildings were &C.
euped by numerous families, but fortunately 20 per-
son seriously injured. section Of the Twenty
second Ward Police were coon OF the spOt aud rem.
dsred efficient aid to the tenants Of the premises The
buildings belong TO Messrs. Day & Son, and are dam
aged 10 the extent OF 81 900.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

Tie Rev. Eugenio Kinca:d, for many yea" hs.
siOrary in Burmah, TO which country be expected
coon to return, will preach tb evening IN the Bedford.
avenue Bsp it Church, East Brooklyn.
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The summing up in the Flbuster case wa con-
tinued to-day. Mr. Blankman delivered himself Of an
imprisoned speech on behalf Of Capt. Bolton, after
which the matter was adjourned to Saturday next q,
70 m that Il might not interfere wthtte other engage
uents Of Judge Dean WHO is to close the iefense.
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AccIpEsr lease Psfte rsoa driver Of oss Of re
Eish,h s'ense car, ~. SsAy Ijges y.sserssy .et.ss IA
ten ut.u 20 &C. spot while ra,l ussi,s H, ~
t.ksr to the New Yosk Uo<etA
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sIins'''''''''''''''''''''','' '''s'
There net being quorum present, the Board al
ourned after passing the usual acquisitions
On Sunday night the houss Of Mr.. Thomson Price,
Nc 55Hlth street, was broken into by burglars. The
family being absent from the city the suOur: Of dep
relation mas not been sscsrtained.
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MELANCHOLY CAsuALrr.--On Saturday lat, two
boys, soos of Mr. Henry Dederck, living near Cox
ssekie, went On the Toe Of the Hudson River, vhes
one Of them fell through AID vas drowned
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IsouEsr - CorOrer Redeirg yesterday hsA an in-
- So I'D stIests Who Did freu esssa~
,ior AIso en tie body VI MARI tsral schid, - 10
Carroll tlsoe vso died 81 cen'ssscs Vssdic" wsfs e'se
z scoofcsBeo.
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AsorHsa REVOLUTIONARY Hrao dssR -8sma1
Mgr. sRsvpx.i.nsry ss.dix. few tsys ago die4 -
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The regular weekly meeting Of tue Governors Of th'
Ams-House was held yesterday afternoon .. their
rooms il the Rotunda. Presebt-Goys. Townsend,
Conogsr, Tieuann Pinckrey AMI Moloney.
Number OF innats IA the p1ble tnzstsnocs for the
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PoIics-Hush Ford vss arrested 90 Aaa1ay
s..s by Oasss cfsss Of rs sseost Dktdst - ssess3
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Important Arrest. Of Repuiet Thieves and Burglars
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TotsI.... lsS1e6 tsl55 1919 6Sa 1872 sI7t
Tot'l whole ~ ga $40 23267s o907 S5 6iD f27ei
Buchanan (NII,h Dis; 81 Fremont, 55I5 Gilmore iS'
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The NIsTH WARD REPrBLIcAN ASSOCIATION a.
uounce public meeting at Becker Buildings, corner
Of Blocker and Morton streets, his evening, which
to be addressed BY GEO. W. CURTIS, Gen. JANE, W.
N.Y., and JosEPE HoxlI. OF course the bal VIII De
filed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-17
Tae cate CITY against the WorlA
keokuk Mattress Mandatory,
A. C.. Orr

s now manufact urine Mattresses OF every descrip-
ton, spiral Spring, Ousied Hair, Wooiea, FetinR,
Cotton, Aoss, Birch. ShuGk, and straw of the beat
9aalty. Pillows and holsters Of all kinds. ALSO
Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel and StsAmboAt orders prom ~ attended to
and ell articles mAnufactured sold 1t ny eslab-
lishmcnt will Be offered At fair terms and warrant
%. challenge the production of superior work at
any establishment Of the kind in the Western coun
tTy You are respectfully invited to call and exam.
Inc spsemens Of my work. wareroom corner Of
Fourth street and Exchsnes.
have in operation newly in vented and az psns "a
machinerys which enables me to mAnuf actare bet.
Ter work q nore liberal rates, than inferior work
otherwise Manufactured can be Afforded FOR Mate.
ftai for Bedding sto prepared by machtner ~ s more
uniformly and perfectly prepared, and the work
| lar superior in quality.
Wkolssole amS Rstoil.
March 10 1855 dAwly
WAGONS WAGONS WA0ONsi,i
pLow AND WAGON FACTORY, corner i1th
L and Main Streets, Kcokuk, iowa. Having
purchased the before named estsb,jshment And
m<oc large additions to it, We are now m manufac-
turing VI the bast 0nIo TiMsss including the sfeo
bent fsiol. aao other timber for wheels being used
iElA3ee sttsbliskmsut,( WAGONS OF EVERY VA
RfHfY, HACKS, PKDDLING WAGONS, CARTS.
WHEEf~BARNOW1. cULTIvAToRs AN d
PLOwS, II style ssl sosk = snship eeual 10 anv In
the Western States. Al use none but the bsst
material, and employ none bat the best mechanics
We feel confident of being abie to obyiate the ne.
ccssity, TO those who will give call, Of send
nE either 70 Chssgo or Cineinnati for any article
| in our lins.
MA good Stock Of Plovs and WAGONS con.
stsntiy ON hand to supply purchasers at the short
est notice Those wishing to purchase can save
y =, corner q 18th
aprll -dnvlv
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BAN IKE RS


No. 81 Johnson-st., bet. "a Asd, KE0KuK, IOWA.
ESV sso. SVa4ia 4 LzH, L.'. 't Albany. ny.
COLLECTIONS made In eli pArtsof The wsst, ana
~ promptly rsnittsd On day VI psynsnt 1t ear
rent rAtes-
6Auks u The 6tAtA Of New York, n. Y.
I'D Blake, Cashier u Mercantile BAak, N. Y.
Lyaaa Chapin, Albany, N. Y.
Esastvs CoFning ! Co, Albany, N.Y.
Hen: sne. I Sshooissaft, Prsst Comn = Bank, A.
1hss. ". olsoss, frss't MschaDios' 4 Parmsrs'
Bank, Albany, New York.
0ilbsrt I. Wilson, Asst Treas. N. Y. Central b.
H. Co., Albeay.
Ihompson 4 Go. 9 Express. Boston.
Hos. Horatio seymour, Utica, N. Y.
Iroo Bank, Fall Village, Conn.
Marine Bank, Buffalo, NJ. X.
Jno X. Lee Co., RAnksss, Buffalo, N. Y.
Mishigan InsuYaacs Co. hank, Detroit, Mich.
Marine Bank, ChicAGo, Ills.
<. H. barch tCo., Chicago.
Bank II OOanescs, Ailwaukse, Wis.
J. Mortimer HAIL, 81. Paul, Minnesota.
Greene, ThoaAs ACo., Bankers, Burlirgtos, Iowa.
Leker, Reaick Ace. /" ST. Louis No.
Aessn. D. w. x. Kilbourpe, Keokuk, Iowa
Jno. Jacob Wendell. Cashier Deuoins N. 1 h. RICO.
dsels-dly
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THE VALLEY WHIG!
cLUBs os FIVE OR MORE.
TRIMS or AfDvKRrYsywt, u

eiz, Otherwise -. .-''S'
Soeisss ef nsstiaes, charitable societies. -,
sonFssis. -, Assf tstss. ssF -sl,-~ -" -
Dspssysa Advertisements hAN nsss SAss ~
Aassseassasats iesAsA aad plessd usasythe 80
Spss.Ai notises, SssA&s ~ w1ssv vssss. Z
sPsssAi sottsss u the lssai ssaoas = essls -
Advertissmsnts oSdsssA on ths inside s,seu1evs,v,
10 the Daily after the 1sss svs weeks 50 - ss.t
more tAan ~ ahOwv fsass. = -
A1vse0ssosses ast aAeo@paated viii Aaeve4i~su
li = tsssssd sitf fssStd, Asd sA.gsd fss ssssrd-
~ 1vssnsss ssd.svssss.ssesssat - yss1 n sIvss<s.
Tnls eals elli nst'bs varisd fren. ~. d :
gwAs. ~ sAssssisss uass ths Wssariy sssus. vAs
S1os vtii g the saas - In The Daily. WAes. ths
Cx CCsax ~. .sekiy 80 hssA sseA 81 ~ sssDA Ain
ssuedaessd tso0 - eGgreGAte sNe0at..
uadsf ~ pssssst systpa, ~ Alvseiinss pays 70
sssss ssa s.s l1r sss spAos = sssspis. =. A 1aes
f.ssfaiy sdoetsd. ourshArxs Tor sHansss viii +.
" Sssts DsY ssssss.
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OH4O AND RIssIssurPI
BROAD 0UA0E RAYY101n
Q. SNAIL AND RxPREss ROUTE.
Carrying fAs Gvesf NOvAAsys sa< easssvr M,
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

NEW ARRANGEMENTS
FoR THE wINTKR or 1861.
TWO faHoren rRArxs Asp orR sASpovA Al AccounopA-
:, rios faAis pAiLY tsvspAY Hxrsprrp,.
[ ana aiteI sunday, Nov. soth, trains viii run
Aorntng Mail trsin leaves ST. Louis At 7.4s oe,crk
49, and +. -. Louis Depot at $50 A. r. E.sn-
Ing Express train leaves 81. Louis 3:45 p n, and
T. IS. Loais Depot 4:3e ?. \.
The sandovsl conmodation leaves SAM :.
r u, on the arrival Of the Illinois Central train
from the North ard 6osth, and arrives st 81 Lo.is
At 5:2s r. H., making the quickest and most direst
route between 81 Louis and Cairo and points north
ON the Illinois Central Railroad.
The Nail and Express trains make airec. .na
certain eonnsctions Ut Indiana polls with All EasteYn
trains, thss uakag the shortest and quick eet nnssi
sls route fsr the lssscntl TO New York, Baston,
rniladelphiA, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, wsshin ston
cty, Losisvilis. Cincinnati, and ail the eassern
elites: Also Cairo and all points north the Lii
oxLY ONE cnAxoR or CARS 70 cnrcAoo.
This y The best sud emily reliable route betveen
st. Losis and Terra Haute, and the Eastern Roads
eat of inStaaapolis rso in direct connection Win
tsaias ef the Ohio Mississippi Road.
New York Passengers have choice Of four rai,yo.a
.essss from Isdiauapoiis, vis. New York Erie,
T. Central, PsaasyivaaiA Central and Baltimore
Aressh pssssegers should avail thcmse,v. a.
..a aws reliable route bstssea the Fest and
Ne., - IL Affords unasaxl facilities. being supe
.lH reAd, md tbs oniy Broad Gauge Road In the
Wmt.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomington. I.a,.l.
Rsek slAnd, Burlington, Peoria, Dunleith. 0s,
lsna, Peru. &C., Ac, eoansct Il sandoyal with the
Illineis Central Road for the above named point,
direct.
Passsnssrs for Nation and ch,e.vo .onn.,, :.
Odin with Chicago Branch. Through from s.. !. ois
uitA ose chaags Of cars
Through haggsgs cheeks given In this city. and
baggage handled free giving Passengers no trouble
st the depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
can BE- procured at the Offices, No - and 40. cor
9Th and Chestnut street, under the Pianter's
~ No. 81 Levee, corner Of Wins.
n. D. Both o6icss are exactly on the corner. III,
only places 20 obtain reliable Information.
ISAAC WYAAN, Gen 4 Tick a. AT
d. II. cHaIsrrE, Master Transportation.
IAN . sid
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PENNSrLvANIA RAILls q An.
007 r. -

TVHREE da.iy TGroash trains, between Phiiadsl-
i phia and Pituburg.-TMs MosxSo MAIL TaAn
leaves Philsdelphia for Pttsburg at a A. NJ, asd
Pft0burg for Phiiadelphia Ut A. NJ. The FAss
LlsR leaves Phii4delphia for Pittsburs 1t p. n
TEE NteHr Exrxsss Train leaves Ph,ladelphie for
Plttsburg at II p. NJ, asd Pitssburg for Phliadel-
phia 81 10 p. M.
The shoye lines connect II Pttsburg with Rail-
reads 10 and from 1T. Louis, Mo-; Alton, Galsna
AID Chicago, ILL.,; Trankfcrd, Lexington an6 Lou
isviue Gy. Terre Hautc, Madison, Lafayette and
India sApols Ind. Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield
Belisfo ntaine. AAndnsky, Toledo Cleveland, Colsu
bus, zanevilie Aslsiiion and Wooster. Ohio also
with the ste,m Pasksa Boats from and to New Or
leans, st. Louis. Loaissiis, aud Cincinnati.
Through Tioks /. can be ASd to or from either ol
the above plasess
For further psrtcu lars, Aae@-b At the DIFF
ferent starting points. 1asssagers tssm the Wss
will and this the shor 'sst and most sxpsditioa
roats Phiadelp phia, Hal .inors, New York ~ Bss
ton. THO6. MOORk,
Aessr, Passenger .siass, Philsasaphia.
j. NESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lin,ss, hassass.
Feb. I. 1B55.-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-17
NO. 272


A POTHEcARIEs' HALL, corner u Johr,on ana
IA ID street, Ksokuk, Iowa, Wholessls End Retail
Dealers in DrsSs. Medicines, Ihcnical., Ola, bye
Stuns, and Psrfamery, Tobacco, Cigars and snur,
Patent Medicines of oil kinds nowin use, and con-
tAntly receis ing, direct frsm the kastsIn cities
large and we'll selected stock, to which they inv lite
sne attention of dealers. Customers and Ph yseisns
wl always mud NJ their NJ Eresh anu n
PsssoxAL cAsx for sAs markst and their prices are
~ low - any other house in the state.
n. D. Please call and examine their stock before
parchssing elsewhere fauf11
II kuafi ks.-- Tooth, Hair and Nail brUsHes, .
- large assortment Of superior qualities, for sale
Nheis.si1 "a Retail II I D,yrri.,,. M
jane3d Corner Of Main and Sd cts.
GENUINE LuBIN'S ExTRACTs.-Jockey Club,
Rough and Ready, Bouquet de Caroline, Pat
ehe y, Hose, Jenny Land, and Other celebrated per-
Fumes for the toilet for ss!s by By
6nceessors Of II. H. Ayrss, cor. Aain snd "a sss.
VlN0ILET S0APS.---Lov's brown Windsor and
honey Soaps, warranted genuine. For sals By
Junssd WILKINSON = MARSHALL.
EAu DE cOLOGNk.-Gensine Johsnn and + /.
" Maria Parma Cologne, N octagon and lons bot
ties, for sale by
junesd WILKINSON . MARSHALL.
L,LAVORING GkATkAc1S.--Pr.stSn 4 Aerriil's, /,
l. X. "a. A. Wright's. Msskims' and Others Ex-
Gloves. Nutmsgs. bitter Alasn.as. ks.s, ETC.,, for
sale by WILLIAMSON AMAksUALL,
junesd Cor. Main and "a ia
II kDYAsMIA-A splendid perfume for hsndker-
i i chiefs For sale by
junssd WILKINSON : MARSHALL.
GENuINE HAVANA clUARs cfiindrados Ne
~ gala de Londrs, Trsbucos, La hosa, In Prusba
La Ir.smsrans tAianes, etc., etc. Choicest brands
jsnesd WILLIAMSON MARSHALL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-17
MERCHANTS, WESTERN LINE.
ScrlScA r Ea1laghsr'
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
63 Dearborn-st, Chicago.

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MANUFACTURED BY THE CHICAGO BAG
vl Manufsctory, ll6 Dearborn street, Chicago i'll.
FLOUR, BucKWHEAT,
CORNAEAL, HAM, FARMERS
0SNABURG AND SEAMLESS
GRAIN SACKS.
Furnished upon the shortest notice. and at the
lowest nArket prices. The designs for brandin are
new, original and not TO be surpassed In this conn
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