davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-31
Tur MoRMoNs DETERMINED = Capt.

The MoRMONs DETERMtNBD.-- CsPi'
Van Vliet, who has just returned nom
Salt Lake city, reports the most determn'
ed opposition TO the contemplated lnVa'
sion of their realms by United States
troops. He says;
On all occasions, and from every qnar-
ter, he heard only one expression oil oPln,
ion--and that was, that they never woniu
hermit United States troops, or the officers
amounted by the United States Govern
men,. TO get foothold in their domln.
ions. In all their public declarations and
in their private conversations, ms sehu-
meni is boldly avowed they will never
suffer the troops to enter the cay' ana Il
tbev do, il will be after the town has oeen
committed to the flames, The Territory
around il Law waste, and all the lnhahi'
tants have fed to the mountains. ihelr
Ganatcism knows no bounds; they believe
Brigham Young to be the appointed agent
of the Lord, and whatever lie commands
them to do they will perform with aiacr'-
ty. They say that they have provisions
sufficient TO last them for three or four
years, and prosecuted as they have been
and are. by The Americans, they VIII re-
sisl 10 the last extremity.
These statements being true, as they
undoubtedly are. the Government VIII
have TO make Ievies of new men, and To
dispatch heavy reinforcemcnis 10 the ar
my in Utah next Spring.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-31

ELECTION OF MINIsTER.--The Luthe'
ran Congree alton Of Hagers'oWn, on Sun
Iay last elected the Rev. Reuben Hill,now
located a, Gettysburg, Pa.,as their Pastor
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-31
Si5A383AG@5o

On Thursday, the 18th inst, by Rev.
DR.. Du,ion, Mr.. - UiIson and Miss
Mary finn Rebecca, daughter of the late
Aaron Mcbride, both Of Charlestown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-31

n Young Desperate Finished.--The
Richmond (Ky.) Messenger, Of the 5'h
inst, states that Edward Hawkins, who
was hung on Friday, the 29'h of May al
Irvine, Ky, met death boldly and fearless
Iy; thus showing that even in death ne
was tie same reckless character that ms
shor, hut eventful life stamped him. lie
denied being related TO little HarPe' OF
notorious memory--had only committed
four murders-had six wives, five living,
and tie seventh in progress of courlship,
and he was not twenty one years old
when he forfeited his LIE to The law.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-31

Uzs See advertisement headed
Hehmbolds Genuine Preparation,
in another column.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-31

Inhalation in Consumption.-S ad-
verlisemert under this head.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-31
gggB 3gA21Bgg35.
S Shepherds TOW N

For the week ending Oct. 81, 1857.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-31
Iv.o,r.sr DEcrsros.-The Legisla.

Important DECIsInN.-The Legisla,
ture of Virginia, several years ago, passed.
law imposing tax of tico per cen' up
ON all devises or lfgacles TO any PeiSo,i
other than the father, mother, husband
wife. brother, sister, or lneal descendant
of the decedent. This provision was
omitted in the tax bill passed at the last
session of the Legislature, but the Audi
tor continued as before TO insert the lien
in the schedule furnished TO Commission
ers of he Revenue. At the late term OF
the Circuit Court of Rock bridge The legal
inv of the tax was tested in the case of Sal.
line's Elk. VS.. Sallings devisees, Col. J.
B. Baldwin appearing for the complain
ants. Judge Thompson decided ina,
there was no law authorizing the tax, and
that any law OF the kind would be uncon-
s,itu,ional and void. In Rockbridge coun-
~ alone The State tax on collateral inherl-
,ances and devises amounts this year to
upwards of So 900, and there is probably
not county in the State where the TAX
has moi been assessed to greater or less
extent Stanton Spectator.
The KANSAS ELEcTIoN.--A letter from
Leavenworlh, Oct. 10Th, says, that Gov
Walker and secretary Stanton have notl'
fed Mr.. Parrot that he could not have
his certificate of election without delay,
and also that these officers had determined
10 throw ont altogether the fraudulent re-
turn from Oxford precinct, and thus give
the free State men mojority in The h. g
islature.
The evidence OF the fraud was of such
glaring character, on the representations
of those who went to Oxford, that Gov.
Walker and Secretary Stanton went down
10 the place on search for the judges OF
The election who purported to have made
the returns to them, found only one, and
he denied having made any such as were
alleged.
They also found that there were but
about twenty people, all told, who resId
ed where sixteen hundred and upwards
were returned as having voted.
It's related that in Marshall county the
Judges and clerks sat in the second starry
Of the house and received tickets through
a hole in The floor just large enough Tor a
mans hand TO pass through !! OF course
the Judges could not see The person offer
ing to vote, and one man could vote fifty
times if he choose By this plan The
Judges and clerks could SUear that they
did not see aay illegal voting. Marshall
is back county, on the Nebraska line,
where sheriff. who was recently order
ed to summon lhirly.six (reeholders as
grand jurors, reported that there was not
thirty-slx inhabitants in the county. Yet
a Democratic majority of four hundred
was returned from this county, The vote
was thrown out.
"A Young Desperate Rnished.--The
Richmond (Ky.) Messenger, Of the 9Th
inst, states that Edward Hawkins, who
y.s huno on Friday, the 29lh of May, al
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-31

Genuine Preparation.
IiHELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation.
HELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation.
HELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation
is prepared according to Pharmacy and Chem,
istry. with the greatest accuracy and Chemicai
knowledge devoted TO their combination.
II ELMBOLD'S G ENUINE PREPhh.i-
II TION. For diseases of the Bladder, Md
news, Gravel, and Dropsy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15

7xss Asssy so csnaasAi Asat Oesi1 ssss psrsAsssS
Dsstrakgs go psraAarat Hs1Ssssst, sscwe frea
sAat1s' associations saA Isa1issAs 1sas.
9IyHH ssbesvibsr Asv s1ses en- Dsv sitissas Tia,
j sAsApsa bafDah ~ est ssaag : Dwsliisg
clossd ~ nsnsiy yainse1 psllAe tsasss wlSA -
wasss osavsnt1ss, n healthy losa&teA - qsiss
asighbsshssa, vithin tsa nisstss walk u tAs
Hisr CONE. TfRsr CLANS.
II taken sssn, san - had 81 Low 6xurss.
rsfs bssea1a, WHITTIER for residence Or - an In
stnsnS. title guaranteed.
Tssns-t3s3 sssk, halsses ID payments 70 60
eonus1ats psrshasss. 1os sash hssrsi discount
will - nsds.
Inauirs II the usdersignsd, Days Building,
Rxshaaes-st, corner 81 l1sh, Or st the o06cs u
W. ". Olson, Athsnsam bsildings.
dis T. A. CRMST0N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15
Jsbbins OF all kinAs aens wIsA
Pronpsnsss.
ROOFING DONE, 4 GALvANIZRDIR
cEs PUT UP ON SHORT NOTICE.
WARM AIR FURNACFsl

We now prepared to put up Warm Air Fur
nacss for heating Dwellings, Churches, Public
Halls, Ac. The Furnace used 10 the manufacture
u Lotse, OF Cincinnati, who has spared no pains
Or expense In perfecting heating apparatus which
has no superior in poiat Of durability, economy
and convenience. safety from FIRE, heAithful venti-
lation and purs quslity Of heated air.
aug25d R1CkEY ABBOTT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15

-. :. ~. s..lsa. Ha...s /. 81. az.
.
~ sr..ssa, Y.a,..,,.
ssas ~ = = s,sss1. M M
49, sn.sS.. 0r~n.s
re- ali siisss. Nieai.aa cit,.
- e 1I,,s - .s1eh.
Saa1 q oesst SA.',. AosAsses.
80 49, y ss 49, 49,
nas9 e 49, oAAsa.
essss = nos.y.alss nes.vlis.
naax o1SIssssss, Syssssss.
HaAk q Weasay, Marssw
CeeoeenNlsy 1ank, 6vAnavtlls.
Osasvass Oo. haak.
yxshAaes hAnk .aresncastis.
1ayettsCosnsy ssak, cesnsrsvilis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15
f.. -. DIXIE,
JOHNSON STREET, sszs building TO the Post Office,
otrs.k los

E. DIXIE,
JOHNSON STREET, selt building TO the Post OGe.
Kookuk, Iowa.
ID EG6 leave to inform the citisens Of Keokuk
ID thar he has established himself In burmese Of
Johnson street, where IL isintent ion to dispens
all kinds Of goods for family consumption, u Iii
purest quality.
Having devoted for many years hi. attention I,
the Hssf Ixdia Good business, he datssrs himself
that his know ledge aud experience, will be apprc
ciated BY discerning community. Hisstcck 70 ali
entirely frsss; many sss.cis. having been msn:
and withoat sl63tssaaton, and In particular hi
stock OF Acids, gaiinss and Spices.
Choice Teas Much attention will be paid to this
branch Of trade, deter mixing Ut all hasard TO
make his store depot Of all kinds Of dne Tcas
and be earnestly hopes that the ladies, who nm
doubtedly are she best udgcs( will give him cal
The variety will embrace all the various Eastern
City Teas.
Grand Bank, IIshoss, Spring Maddox, No. /
Mackersl, II bbls., Kits and Pounls, Tongues and
Sounds, Salmon pickled, Fresh 6piesd Lo6stsrs in
@ lass And Tin, Oysters, Anchov les, I'm glsh, Her
ring. Po..ed Herring; shrin y t A. .,.
full assortment Of American and English vixi
aerkins 10 all siscd bottles and BY measure.
Mixed Pickles q q
Oyster kstehup, new article, made only by him,
Canlidower;
Pisolilli;
Chow Chow;
cApsrs BY the gallon for Hotels, ac.
English nut, DC.
The p.in 4 condiments used in the United
States, embi M Achoice assortment from Boston,
s y. Io'l london A.rts'',i~ viii al-.y' b
Coasss in all their variety
"Daksrs" manufactured Cocoa, In the varieties
by HIM made, embracing
Checolatej
Cocoa Paste;
Prepared Cocoa
Smells &C.,;
Preserves and JeIfies, such ~ Lemon, Orange,
Calves foot, uuays, Red Csrrant, Qaines aAd Gran
berry.
RiAvoriug extracts from the celebrated Labora-
tory u Burnett 4 Co., Boston, embracing oil the
varieties Ia boxes Of and "a different kinda, for
family use, And In large bottles for Hotels and
Steamboats,. families srs requested " Try them.
The trade supplied At manufacturers prices.
These extracts arc entirely free from poisonous
oils aud acids which enter iato tho composition Of
many Of the fictitious fruit Aavors nov In market.
They are highly concentrated, have all the fresh
ness and deliosoy Of the fruits from which they
are prepared and are less sxpensivs.
twill b. ny aim to keep complete assortment
Of al articles used in families. Of tAs choiesst
Winss aad cosdlals u every desirable kind IN
thslr purity. The sick may rely that no mixed Of
sdaltssatsd srtiels will ~ ssa fron his sstsb
hshmsnt.
4 shass q patronage i 1ss1sstfslly ssaieissa,
laae97-Aln
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15

6ODGWInss HI. Lonn0ns 4
r.SOR AayssiAg pAessy, jsliisa sAaase, ~ 1ssan,
ia ~ lust received and ~ 81 u aay 9uantity.
aaslS KING , TAYLOR, 4aaA~st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15
.v.sAnp4 ~
SoHapl0. r RanlIi1. !

Dse&4ss ara neal Estate DeaieYs.
01es = Sesene street. bstuesA Main and JeAnnGa,
WE s..: s2sssisl s;ssssiss =, s.1 e., eass
- essses! lnvetnAas Of Msasy, cslJessine =
Dsbts 80 Rests, Paying Tsxss, aea al ether lsh1
tnats bssinsss Of esns sal bfokssses asl real -
esee hssnsas. N 6o.thssn Iowa n Aissessj
and Wsstasn Illinois. n<hlld
SIDERABLE Farms xer SAFE.
nn1 - The bsst sid most desirable farms II
~ 1sneeSk county, Ills. win 30 sold - sgIsas
bargain, 41o aSres, sftsatsd on tho Leading foe6
stoa Aaniisoa TO Qaissy, miles fss1 ths tssoss
'plass. 1teontaias lsrgs hsiek hose With GOD
sstsrst. nearly al under Fence and in good ststs
II sultivAtuoI With ths largest and most prodsst-
i've orchard Of ehoies kiads IL frut In the country
Asothsr farm Of ls4 aeres. fesr milss. frea
bsrn, ost bsildinss, ass orchard ke, farm we'll In
psovsA. With good proportion Of prairie and tin
Der ,sasy Of sessss By good roads 70 either Of ths
above mentioned plasss. The arst farm oentisesd
30 Attsd up In hne order, home for the owner,
Bat loss Of health sequirss s0uthsyD climate. The
sboss win b sold low upon nodsssss tsrns.
Also, $50 acrcs on String PrAiris, vel approved,
With good payments, and win be sold very Low.
sprSod SAnpLk : RANKIN.
PaEAsE EXAMINE
OTb 10, II, and u II bleak -, old limits. 6ne-
IL ~ situated tsh Stssel, directly opposite the
rsaidSncs Of Mr.. Chitt<n4sN.
La ~, bloek Is, old limits, corner Sth and c.
dsrstreets. valuably located. Terms nodsrnts.
lots II ~ u, block IS, ON Msts-st., near Gas
west 1 Il lss 10, block 90, Msia-ss.
Lo.s l ~ :, btssk d, sn 4th bstwssa BAak and
isi:..x M y. :: s..:s .:.p,s.ss. r.s.sa:..
Is's Z H H.ssss - 4 NJ 70. ass''''
/ Parts - Lots ..ass A1Set ia, old limits.
Lot 8, block III.
Lot II, =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15
RAILROAD TICKETS

Coed for N solinissd length Of time allowing
Passengsfs tostup At any point and ~.
sans thelr josFns as Leisure.
Sses boat 1ieks1sEssd until Close Il NaviTaaiea.
@PeeosngersSaa obeain Reliable nformasiop
- this 90 tn regard to ali Railroad Routes in
the Unit4A States and Canadss. 10K
Lp River Passengers leave keokuk at noon.
DoWh ,p. m.
Stage goes East TO Plymouth ut A. m. Sundays
excepted, connecting with the afternoon train TO
Chicago.
0-Omce open at 'eloek .. NJ
J.K. TEWKSBURY,
Foreign Ticket Agent. C. B.sQ. r. K. Line.
jy1S-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15

For sale Low.
A FINE, high building Lot, 81 by LOG feet 'front.'
"A ing on 18th street near Ridge Terms--pArt
cash balance In one and two years. Iu3aireon the
ground or ~ this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15

HOUSE AND s1Gr PAINTING,
DECORATING, GLAZING, PAPERHANGIEG,
CLAIMING, MARBLING, &C,
IxeestsA in the Best Style and ON Reasonable
Terms, BY
Alex. ASHER & CO.
DA1TI1S A1ilding, Who wish Good Substantial
wsSS :. -. CisuIss vii End II - i4.i1 Az
tsrsst 10 employ Contracts fer furnishing
everything requisite, entered into wthrssp onsibls
parties. Reference given.
SA0p ~ pssseni, aeer corner Of Sta snd MojH-sts.
jy3Sd3n Frst 0cIs.l
PIANO FOKTES.
Two these desiring TO purchase Grst class Pianos,
y Ne would say that Ne have just received from
Ne popular mandatory OF Bosrdman, Gray
Coz three elegant Pianos with corrugated sounding
ecerd, snspendsd piAts. and with or without the
Doles caapAna AtfAchmsut.' moat Crafty
tnG preof Of the superiority Of Boardman. Gray 4
@. . Piano fortes u found in the fact that both
eAsIs elsGaat sqaarss Asd nami6sent grands, have
essn esseAt ~ and pshiioiy used net only 81 ths
esse AD1rSenA ptAnAata, but also nearly III he
GrAe 4rGeee uha hAss visited this country. THAI
1sSt oee9oehalk, 4aesn, eifakossh, Jsasy Lind,
Oes.9ainA Mayss, - nApy otAsrs, hAss hssns
pueMe teeet0ony - theis ersa4 and scknewlsAesl
neeit - ~ 800 1Attosine tsrms.
RA1RIcK : GROUSE,
- AAin stssess keekuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15
MEAL E0TATE, lNsURANCE.
AID
EXCHANGE AGENCY,
Cor. YffA sA1 MSts -sss.. .KEOxUx.

vtve, Mavans, ana Life Insusanees
NHRCH ANTS YIRE &NARINH ISs. CO.,
" rhiladsipais. Capital $50. 900
STATE rUALfIREANDM AKiNEINs- CO.
or Pennsy lyaniA. Capital 43sv 0V8.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
on Hartford. Capital 81, sol, geo.
MASSACHUSETTS, MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
OF Springfield. csgai,.l !, t,ss,sos.
juiy25d Corner 9th aud MAin-sts.
KEOKUK MAalNE lNxuMAhCA go
Capital, $500, 900.
SfVHlSCompary 10 prsparsdtodo . u aria elAssr-
i aaes businsss. Cargo riskstake en- atcustosnary
rates, sndthe usas lcashfa sxtendsdt Greg
A1ar customers.
Loss ssprom ptiy sdjasted.
DtRacroRs:
A. BYidsnan, a.E.Kilboarne,
:. II Harrison, Geo y. Smyth.
John Tsmplin, A. L. Dsuing,
Y. r. Moody, IL. D. Woodward,
X. kiibourns, Jas. y. Coz.
W C .Rsntgep.
.BRIDGMAK, President.
G.B.SMYTH ,vicePrssidsnt.
Al. DEFINING Treasurer.
Wn.F .rUaHRn Secretary.
OAcs in5au pie uiiding econd5trsst.
iansldAw
lsWa ssase lnsuFance COMPANY.
OFFICE ~ sAnrLB's NEW BuILLIKo, Ind sToAH
Second Street, keokuk, Iowa.
THIS Hone Company takes Risk. on the safer
i classes Of property, ON THE MUTUAL PLAN,
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR 4 CASH PRE-
~. $3.50 so1-'s = y ~ 800
praxcroas.
G. II Perry, 3. X. Ford, james ]. Coz.
Geo. b. smyth, wm.F Turner, II. D. Woodws ard s
4, Bs,aE".n. Ell. Harrison, s. Z. yoossi.s.
'osA ovv,crp..
= ,Y upppv u.pprcoN r~.,,
~ 1872 ~. o.. TfTRNrp a..
- ;.,~1aas -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15

e l. . r II n q + q 1I e,
rlvHE undersig ned TAX. pieasurein announcing
i 20 his old friends and the puhliegencraly that
As has just opened CLOTHING STORE, whore
vi Be found . complete assortment Of Spring and
6ummsr Clothing, and 0entlemen's Furnishins
Goods, which have been purchased At the lowest
rates In theEaxtern markets and win be sold Just
o. cheap = they can be bsd anywhere in the city.
Gentiemen are invited 10 call and examine for
ehemselves. A. W. GRIFFITH,
moh14-dly ~ Main 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15

MERCHANTS and MILLINERs visitisg Z
WI Philsde lphis 70 purchase goods Will ~
And large and splendid essortment It ~
latest styles Of Paris ard American Bonnsts, CApa
ana Head -Dresses ct Ars. n. q. bishops,
NJ gs Ne. III OAeatAat-bt.
6srtisulsr attsntion paid 70 orasss md eoo1s
wasrantsA 10 give satirtsctien.
+ anx1&.&l0&
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15
Banks NOT KRCEIvRD

BANKS NOT KgcEIvRD.
Thsaotss 81 the following nasks are notss-
'i :.. y y. :.Z :, 4: s.aL:rs y sAi'.s'y.
Warren County AAnk, fsnnsy lvania.
Assomb Co. Bank, NJ. Clsmsns, Nish.
Arlia6tsa Bank. y ashisgtsa, b.
nxehanse Bank ofTsnn., Aurfressboro' ,1sAA.
ss:: .s s:.a q .s.:s. 4:.,
Central Bask q Tsanssses, Nashville, Team.
IAsnsn sad AaSehasts BAak ,Gsssosbore. NJ.
Valley Raak, Asgsrstews, Nd.
1aas3aetsssss 'asA MssA. Bsak, Coiunbss Gee.
rlestsEs $50 Aeshaatss' Dssk ,Daites, Geo.
.asasss naak, wistSerd, d r..
.lisvstA naak, kIlswsstA. Ne.
Wooster Aanks Dssbsry Conn.
xsAAvAs Dsak, KsnswhA, Va.
naAk ~ 80 ksPssiis, ProviAepee RI.
Lancaster 6snk, Penn.
CAatca bAnk, Beuth China, Mains.
base II British North Ausssss, Montreal.
s1t.vsrAsn baak, Psovtdspss, 81
nsak .! East Tsnssasss, Nashville.
naak Vt Asllovsii, AAiss.
fsovtnslAl Bank u 64aastead @ AnaAa.
kzsAasgs Baah, Hsas~, AA.s.
1xsAss New Aaaysaiss.
Zimmerman Canada.
Sp..ss:... I. P.ssA A.sey. M.
0s~ansy nssk. Lalsystss.
Shawnee Bank, Atties.
6sesk Dseustty oask q Dasvili,.
1asnsss SD Asehasiss ,Baak Indianapolis.
4unttDktsAUs., 8sutingten.
Few Castle, Pssasylvsnis,
HaseesA nAa&, 0ievosth, Ne.
cumbsriAnA savings Bank, Nd.
Ahsds Islaad centfal.
CITY Bank, Cinciansti, Ohio.
6asdasky City BsAk. j"
UniuD -, AaoA1sky, "
Caaai BAnk, Clsvslssd,
6ssssa c.. nank,
Uvsrtoa nAsk. =. I.
Dsr@sss' NAnksf 6exstsga Co,NY.
Arcade Bsak, Pfovld4nse, h. l.
Warwick warwfsk.
Npusmsst Wanoa II"
Isnk q - 49, n 80 o.s.
rasns ynssbsrgA, Pa.
hsassa1!s Pc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15
prairIe state stoves.

RI ishardly necessary for usto recaIt ~ . MI v
the chi racter of which 10 SO we'll ana iAseIsciy
known throug hout the interior VI this ana .ss a.
joining States. Although patented some ten !su ~
ago IT possesses every real improvement. ina. ~,
ever been m ade upon the descehdipg- nue s.o.s,
any Cook stove now in use. Our confidence ~ '.s
.'n.sh..sss $500 va.rs sale Rooms IL Main-st
\ COMSTOCK 4 BRO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15

8 TOv ES.
GILES r. fILLEY's, ST. Louis,
CELEBRATED CHARTER OAK STOVE.
| is hardly necessary for US to recar 10 this
= Stove, the character Of which II 10 fAvorAbly
| known. For simplicity Of arrangement, saving
Of fssl and superb riiyof operstionsir stands un.
rNsied. Its advantages are the result Of tvoim-
| provements, viz:
lat. IscxEAs,p DsAuaHr f,u.s;
I'd CIRCULATING Hsr-AiR FLuE.
WE AXE NOW REcElyINa
AriNg suPPLY OF
PARLoR, COAL, HEATING 4 COOK STOVES.
Of ali sits .nd patterns which far service beauty
| and smcothu,ss Of casting cannot be sxceiIed,
among wbieliare TIE patterns of North, Chaae
ENAMELED CRATES,
MARBELlZED. IRON MANTLEs.
We wosid Request all persons desirvas Of OBJ
tanning NANTES and Crates to give W call. We
can furnish you with any size, or style Of beauty
to please the eye VI the NEST fAstidious.
hICkEY h ABBOTT,
aug2si 2os Maiu-s..
TIN AND JAPANNED WARE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
!" have on hand = constant supply of Tin
w and Iapansd Ware, and can furnish all who
may favor with : call, either At Who isssle or
Retail.
LUDLOW 4 CO.'S IMPROVED .PkUIT CANS
No War, Solder or Cement Ussd.
The ueatsst, safest, and most convenient can
used. They are easily sealed sndopsnsd, end new
er fail 70 preserve fruit, vegetables, ke. In per-
fscty fresh state. These oAae can BE- used year sf
ter year. Directions for putting mp al kinds Of
Fruits and Vegetables accompany the Cans.
HvHkY CAN WARRANTED.
IahhimH NJ - MaaA. 49, -vsA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15
llnMk-EYe state.

A STOVE with great capacity for both .oohlbg
~ and Heating We make three sixez Of these,
and To very person with large families and cold
houses we Won dr. &c ommsnd I his article.
CUMSloCk l. RIO,
~ Main-st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15
For snlc aaa Barraln.

Fer sale NJ Bargain.
A Ineligible buildingiot,7U feetfroLt, or less 81
Anths option Of the purchaser. Said lo< IL on
high ground, Andwiilbe soldchsspif Application
s0On.
ments. Inquire OF the undersigned, in Days
building, corner Of Exchange and ~ sta.
p. A. UlsMSTOE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15

Notice to Railroad Companies,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
BOILER MAKERS, CONTRACTORS, &C.
The undersigned prepared to furnish
Head Lights,
Loeonesivs Tyres.
: Oar Axlss and Springs,
1aileosd 1sack scales,
0seine and Station Bells = Gongs
Steam 0aaess, Whfsslss and Balsness,
Car eaA 6vjt6h Lsaks,
Had, Signal and Cond uetoss Tampa,
hIiassTs' Transi,s, &C., &c.
and ethse sstSeles - q The constructing and
rs92 d &aIlrsads. Also,
49, E3uss and rubss,
atvsss u al sisss,
~ su3 1eWHDs nnW roRK races.
Our esnnsatisn, - Aneaaeef New YssA house
engage satiTv1y IN the bnsinen Vt supplying
Railroads, Ac, sordl . unsaspasssd fasilitfes in
furnishing the above Aficiss With dispatch, and II
favorable prices. We will contract goods to be
TiLLINGHAsT, LANE i BuRL,
lss Main Street,
Augl9d Sign If the Breadaxe.
SOMETHING NEW:
Grocery and Provision Store IN MGson's
LOuer addition.
fINHE subscriber isopening store II the corner
i OF Ash and I ats, Ia Mason 3 Lower Addition
for the sale Of Family Groceries Proyis
wHlsKY. salesman, Mr.. John A. Ms0regor These
asqnaintsd with him need no guarantee for salts.
faction and fair dealing. Lcok for thobig sign In
vicw from Convent uill. Ihesp y The cheap
est for cash. p. A. UItMSTON.
iy28-d6m-is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15
r. =
COlllstOCk's Coal

WE have new stoye Of this kind, nov Ju.Ieu
w which is made expressly for coal. It's plan
and heavy, operates well, and comes iou.
CoMsTOCk BRO,
.nrsd n Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15

OEan9eol ORa01esyS
|0S RxS. bsaasifSl "SousIto" Orssgss. u
- p''1' 0'' XiNa Z rAYI0H,
Auss-d Ne. ! 1ann-ek
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15
FARE FROM KEoKUK

DNHe1e leaving ksokuk Ut .. -, ~
At noon, - 4BAs the II day II Detroit or Tsls
-, and Aa4e 4hs eecond day inHes York, ar tAks
supper y neetoe, making ths trip from, Ksoa II
TO New 1Nkm - hours; Boston in 81 hours -
Quicksst timA ever made.
@ksevloe ks0kuk At the same time, passen-
gers rsash 0AlsnA Dunleith next mofpip 70
sreakfasty Chlcago next moTning at Sis ocieck,
CinsinnAti sext Day 1t 10 p. m, - -wilhoat
change II sAss ffon Chicsgo.
C1ses Sssnsetions made III Chicago With all
kastsrn 1fatna.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-15

6AsA--1hs Lippisssss safe q Aassourt,
Page %. has ben opsasd saa ~ books
and papsss wsss fossA IN : lsgihls sosdi-
ton.