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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-08

The following Ladies have been Appoint,
Committees Of Arrangements, to receive ~,
cles and arrange them for exhibition in Tho
dies Department at the 5th Annual F,,
the Bradford County Agricultural Societr
FIRST Class-M Mrs Thomas Elliott NJ,
III. Scott, Mrs A. ID. Montanye, Mrs " l
Chamberlin, Mrs. Jere Culp Mrs. W .
Dodge. s ,a-..s---z. .
Second Class-Mrs. E. d. Montanva "
d l.. Scott. Mrs B F. Powell, Mrs II ~ !,
Madill, Mrs James Nevins.
Third Ctass-Mrs. James P. Bull NJ
Susan Myer, Miss Mary Watkins, Miss Pnt ~
Martin, Miss Delight Watts.
Fourth Class-Mrs j. +. Means. Mis,
Oyerton, Miss E. lGuyer, Miss Louisa w.
Miss r. Barbour.
Fifth Ciass-Mrs. Il. III. Mason. Miss !,
Carter, Miss Jane Smith, Miss S. Parks N. n,
Susan Cooper.
Paintings, Drawings, 8c.-Mrs. B. Kin.
berry, Mrs, e. o. Goodrich, Mrs. U. Me-,
Miss A. Griffin, Miss S. Pratt, Miss F, H.
ton.
fruit 7aJles-Mrs. E. T. Fox, Mr., =
Manylle, Miss c. Elwell Mrs. Lyman Ro,.,
Miss E. Hanson, Miss A. Kelly.
Articies nat enumeratM-Mrs. J. II. pn,
ney, jr., Mrs. J. D. Montanye, Mrs. E 4
Parsons, Mrs Miller Fox, Miss Ameda
cord, Miss Z. Bogart.
The above named Committees will nl,,
meet at the Court House, on Monday, the N
of October, at o'clock, P. NJ where the,
der of arrangements viii be determined
Flowers aud other articles suitable to drs
the tables iu the Show Rooms, will be recs,
ed with great pleasure, and carefully pres.r
ed and restored to the owners.
TO THE LADIES.
The interesting aud beautiful production
industry and skill exhibited in the Ladies J.
partment CT our former Fairs, have adj
largely to the pleasure and satisfaction Of vs
ters. The Committee are confident tha.
numbers the show in this department can s
be largely increased. Almost every hon.
hold possesses one or more articles of h5.
manufacture which would interest Others 81
help to fill up and beaatify the Show Roo1
Many persons have art icles, and would beT
ling to exhibit them, but do not desire 10 G..
pete for premiums To such we say, We Vi
be highly pleased to receive your articles
exhibition, and thank you for the privilege
showing them. Attach cards to your artca
with your name and residence and bring
forward them to US. There are hundreds ta
visit Our Fairs who tell US that they have
ticleS at home worth exhibiting, and perhsg
superior to those on the grounds, but did
bring them for fear of being excelled. Ar
ment's reflection, we think, should conTn
snch persons that this is not the right sr.
We cannot expect always to excel, but u
may bring samples of our best products, o.
although they may not be the best at the s:
yet they will be worth exhibiting, and whs
of great Importance, they will help to sF.
the aggregate evidence of our industry
success as people.
TO ONE AND ALL.
Then, we say, bring to the Fair, samples
products from your Fields, your workshoR
your looms and your needles, that they mavs
witnesses for us that our County holds ns
fully equal to that of any in the State forw
ductiveness of soil mechanical skill, AMI 4
industry and intelligence.
THE BRIDGE WILL BE READY.
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bSg~ The Mormons are breaking up their
quarters in all the Eastern States, preparato-
ry, as is surmscd, to a general migration to
Utah. Recent news from that region repre-
sent them as quite as belligerent as ever, and
disposed to resent the advent of National
Troops among them. Elder KmBA1L recent
ly preached sermon" at Salt Lake. in
which he remarked that the Provisions for the
army would be allowed to enter the Valley.
bnt that the troops would never enter Salt
Lake City. Recent advices from Fort kear-
ney state that heavy seizure of gunpowder
had been made in a Mormon train.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-08
TO ONE AND ALL.

Then, we say, bring to the Fair, samples
products from your Fields, your workshoR
your looms and your needles, that they mavs
witnesses for us that our County holds ra
fully equal to that of any in the State forr
ductiveness of soil, mechanical skill and f
industry and Intelligence
THE BRIDGE WILL BE READY.
We are informed that track will be m
pared on the Bridge for crossing all Amin.
and Articles for the Fair Grounds. Mess
HARTMAN and LAwsHA are driving the vi
with full force. The last Span is rapidly F
crossing to completion.
Z. w. HALE,
j. c. RIDGWAY,
JONATHAN STEVENS,
Ex. C@
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TURN OUT EARLY,

and vote and work till the battle is fairly fought
and victory gloriousy won, and like worthy
unbought freemen proudly boast and wear it.
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DAVID wILNToT, of Bradford Co.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONERS,
WTI. 1s11LLWARD, of Philadelphia.
FOR JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT, ...
JOSEPH =. LEWIS, of Chester Co
JAMES VEEiGE, of Eayette County.
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COUNTY PAIR.

The following Ladies have been apDoD,
Committees Of Arrangements, to receive o.,
cles and arrange them for exhibition in Tho :
dies Department at the 5th Annual Fsi,
the Bradford County Agricultural Societv
FIRST Class-Mrs. Thomas Elliott NJ, ,
H. Scott, Mrs. A. d. Montanye, Mrs " l
Chamberlin, Mrs. Jere Culp, Mrs. W 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-24
EON MAN 4 MCCOY,
NJ Z X liant TAIL RS.

Athsneum building, I'd At, bet Main 4 Johnson
kE0kUK IOWA,
MIOULD respectfully cay ae citizens Of this
w place, and the country generally. that they
have received part, and are receiving daily, one
Of the 6nest stocks shown the people Of the
West Give us D call. DO not forget the Golden
Horns on the sign, history of which, with that
of W. H. r., may be interesting to the new coners,
- tho old settlers Tailor 10 fsmiliariy Known
His frst appearance In the west was the SecYots-
~ Of old ksokuk himself, and by hts suggestion
the present name Ut the city was selected. His
art In the Tailoring business ~ the time ksokuk
and bis tribe departure very limited; he left
with them, and rsmancd The bosom CON paniou Of
the old chief until his death and the osly relic he
had to give rs token of gratitude Was the Buck
| Horns, which he himself wore when he went out on
= skulpin and hunting tour, the sight Of which
struck terror tot enemy or the buAloj bat after
the death Of the old chief they became the memsn-
to or sign Of speed both for and tho ms
chanical arts. All lovers of ancient relies are In
vited to call and the Golden Horns, psrehsd on
| the sign Of the above establishment. VIII. r.,
| not being very proficient In the abovs business
| soughtfor partner who was we'll qualified for the
emergencies of Questionable city. Soaghtea far
and near, both east and west but In vain for long
time, until he inquired OF his cid friend Pistt
Evans OF Cincinnati, who said he had his eye on
such . ono, in the person Of ROB'T MCCOY, VIA
| had had a. experience both in the old and new
world, who bad done busine ss In Paris London and
Dublin, and Edinburgh, and all the most fashions
Bile cities in the Union. Says l. "Platt, he 10 the
man; - and At last found him in Memphis, Tenn.
| and BY powerful inducements he came, md will
| now be recognised In the person Of my present
partner in the Merchant Tailoring basissss. Con
sequently, - 1t 10 now too late to elotAs persons
going to see our President inaugarstsd, We arc pre-
| pared to clothe Congressman and civilians In
purple and me linen, any kind Of woolso goods
| Of the most superior quality and style.
The timid need not fear TO call, - W. HsR. has
dispOsedof his skulpin irons. Persons will notice
in advertisements generally. avAst smountof BON
bast, braggadocio and nonsense running into bet
erogeneous mass of Inonotonous absurdities, which
by plain, unsophstieatcd ADVERTISE ment, W have
endsavored to avoid. For these facts, refer totem
Brown.
wersesive punctuaiiy the 10 mode Fsshion,
| monthly.
| Any tailoring establishment thatcan produce u
| ne at and we'll made garment In quick time u
We do, can have the Golden Horns. Come in, nsish.
bors, IL you think you can win.
| R0kMAN 4 Mccoy
P.S.-CuttinG taught ON the true principles Of
measurement, the only true systsm nov In sss.
| mch4-d r. M.
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WIN BROWN,
ARCHITE CT

TU0T call . M rooms, over Doubleday 4 WIZ
u sons Stoee second street, any time, except sun
days,) fre0 daylight tin 10 O'Clock 1t night be
II Obliged to be constantly On hand ON accoun Of
prsssof basinsss and see his drawings, apparatus,
and extensive Architectural Library, Which ars
free tothe inspection Of all and Judge whether he
Is competent u servethe pubiicin his profession
He night here recite what great things he has done
do, but that would be super1aous IN ibis uti
itArian community; therefore he is willing 10 show
the public what he can himself do la . PRACTICAL
sense. Call and see, free of charge.
frb.-d w. BROWN
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FRED ERlCk III. N DOM D.,
OF BOSTON,
An HIT = CT

T ATE partner Of VIM. Washbarn, Architect Of
IL American, Revere, Winthrop and Psrkc,
Houses, and fremont Temple, Boston; Woods Ho.
tel, Portland; Bay State House, Worcester, and
many other first class public and private buildings
thrsughout the country, having located in keokuk
would inform the public that he Is prepared to fur
nish Designs, Plans, Detail Drawings, Specihca.
tiops and Superintendent for Churches School
Houses, Hotels, Stores, Dwellings. and public and
accuracy.
All the modern improvements, such us Warming,
Lighting, Ventilation, &e, as adopted in the East
ern cities, will be especially provided for rs re-
quircd.
G1OfBce in samplesnew building, on Second
street, between Mainland johnson.
Jan. Il, 57-dly +. II. MOORE.
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be cxcelled. mot
Those wishing Evergreens, Towering Shrubs, or
ornamental Trees, viii please order soon.
Trees warranted In good condition when delivered
Orders through mail left At the store Of Bernard
Naudain Co., l57 Main street, between 9th and
7th, viii be promptly attended to.
mch2l KAYA BERNARD
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Union Foundry
AND
AACU119E 6A0P

Ger. Dan2 4 ltA SIS. ,....... X eek ~
y. -. BEATTY Co..
kEANuUACTukEkS Of steam Rneines ma NJ
IVA shkasy # every dsscriptio Saw and 0ns,
Nil Nesaiosry, Mouse Fronts, Window Car -
0illAs 1nlecsiss - vssanAshs. A gsnsrAl sssort.
ns1tsf ssstinss alvsys VI hand. Orders solisitsd
end peomD&iT attSnded 70.
ksc8s6, April :, 't5-dtv
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A Card.

n. b. OGDEN return bis thanks to his numerous
friends who have honored him With their trade an
influence during tho last eight years.
Mr. I'D. r. Browneli ~ heretofore, " i'll u perrin
tend the sale department.
The drm has been formed for the purpose Of en-
lArginE and extending the trade. With this view
the proprstors propose building aud street 90 y
~ have An entrance on both Nam aud End streets
thereby giving room l7efset deep.
RAh. !. ,hI-fsL7.d
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NOWA - 49, Z
DELL WARPIKLD take great pleasure n a.
~ nosnciRg 10 The Ladies aad 0sntlemmsf Zoo
ksk that they have now opened, q - sasess, ~.
Main and johnson, ID the room fofm1Fly occupied
BY N. D. Embieh. ard are 81 esastAat rsssipt 4
their large and veil salestsd Steek e 0ooae aad
ehoes, eomprisisgal al ~ latest sty1ea1m III ~
which they will take fsoes plsaSusA 8 oxAthi1iiG
20 al who may favor then With : I'll. 1eelin0
eoacut that they 90 sstixfy thetaetes q ~ osa
spesfslly solicit share Of IN ess1sal DatroaAgs
mch1l -d3m
"A NE X0u ROeTEN l-bD NOT D0CAv'
"A ED!- Bet ell - III 80 hAt stSss - sx'
cniae she ansst let g ssls neae - 6asAisAahll
CAPS ever SGersA II this maSA>t.
NJ DAvD ~
n connsstion with ~ naaulAstusjak d sin
hats - ~ - u ~ Osotssmatuee ~ tAks ~
sxsss shape u The head an1 - 41vef1 ~ saoel
good and sssy q. callaal - d ~
.l,sa = ~. ~ SS1rs.
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.. y. o0pnS. ~. y. oWoWhBLL. j. w. OGDEN.
ogden, DrSWnell 4 C~,
A CO PARTNERSHIP mas this day been formed
IA by the above named parties, for the p~rpcse Of
Prosecuting the Book and Stationery trade. With
greatly increased facilities for the ful6llme Of
thsir object, they confidently expect 10 build up
trsde which shall equal that Of any Book house In
the Wsst. No pains shall b. omitted ~ give salts
faction 70 their customers. The trade, and retail
purchasers are invited to call.
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KEOKUk NURHER n ,

I'm the Plankroad, two
Omiles from the Lcvee.
kAr 4 BARNARD tax this
opportunity Of informing
the public that they can
furnish almost anyvAriety
VI Fruit and Ornamental
T r f L S.
A choice lot Of budded
Peach Trees, very large ;
Dwarf Pear and Apple
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RNOAsl nO0kx,y

oVO AS1 UOOkSsI
A bbOFIS Napoleon Mt st. Helena; Abbott
"A Life Of Napoleon.
brsste's Escyciopedia;
Lake Ngyame;
Bards of the Bible
BANKERS Register for 1887;
Barnes Notes, single or in complete sstsg
Msury's Geography Of the Sea;
lossings Field Book Of the Revolution;
Liz Of ames p. Beck wourth
Bancroft's Miscsiisnies;
HAsnsils Engineefs' Pocket Companion;
Morisy's History VI the Dutch kepublic
British Eioquencc
Robeftson = America
Jus, received Ut the City Bookstore, 81 Mains
uchltd OGDEN, BKowNELL 4 CO.
CUhIOsITlES Of Literature and the LiIcrsry
OChArscter illustrated, BY J. G. D'lrasli, with
suriositiss OF American Literature. BY Rafss ".
apsi OGDEN, BRowsELL co.
(vuKSTEKfIELDs letter. 70 his Son.
~ kssAyH VI kiia, by Chss. Lamb.
The Works Of ChAs Lamb.
Life Of den. Marion.
Life II 6en. 0reene.
Aife OF Gen. Lafayette. For sale BY
apried oGDEN, BRowNELL 4 co.
TUkkER BELLS celebrated works
~ Jane Eyre,
Shirley,
viiis,tei just received by
apribd OGDEN, BkOWNELL co.
DayavA TayisF's Last - era.
TfcLoPEDIA Of Modsra Travel. Sah,cription,
~ TO the above book received by ~. Price 81
mshiod ouDkN. BkOWNELL 4 co.
ffsHE Orphan Girl, Tale of southern Life bv
Jas s. feaeock, n. y. Of Aississippi. For
sale At The CITY BOOK sTUkE,
apied 81 Main-st.
CespeF's Work..
vNHEthe complete works Of J. Fennimors Coop
us,sa OGDEN. BK5wNELL ! co.
Visiting Caras.
1oLbLE knamelsd aud Bristol Board Cards NJ
~ L. y. DOUBLEDAY 4 WILSON'S,
msh,aa second-st near Main.
sealing Wax.
AnoE s.ss for packages, also fancy wax oi
2 DOUBLEDAY { WILSON'S
mehA@a bscond-st., near Main.
Maan's ParcAme raDer
NoPiiNd BOOKS; 500, 500, 700 aud goo leave,
~ 10 cash book full bound, At
U. !. DOUBLEDAY WILSON'S,
n1aI I.-a- eoeond. at, near Main.
LNBONf and Parallel Rulers, sarious lep~th. =,
IL Y. Y. DOUBLEDAY WILSON'S
mehi9d necond-si,, Gesr Main, :
New nan,s CeleErassa
WATEk CoLoks, in boxes and by the cake, :,
Y. II. DOUBLEDAY 4 WILSON'S,
mcbI3d Second st.. near kain.
Tape Measurcs,
nSE Hundred feet long, for sale very ehesp
U. \. DOUBLEDAYA WILSON,
nehIgd eecond-st., sear Main,
Turkey mail WrSatng PaDer.
Note, letter. Bank, Cap, Bill and Legal Cap
~ Ths best paper in this market, 1t
U. r. DOUBLEDAY WILSON'S,
meats-d Second st., near Main.
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waoLxsALs DEALERS II
No. So Main street,
KEoKuK, ................ .................I IOWA
noyl5d4Wly
GRAND OPENIN0y
ATHENEUM BUILDING!!
ElleF & OppcmhcfInl

"A latest styles of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
And . complete assortment u
Cent? Furnishing Goods, Hats, Trunks,
Carpet Bags. &C.,
Allsslected IT the hrst New York and Philadsiphis
houses. We respectfully invite the citizens of Ke-
okuk aud vicinity TO come and examine our Goods
and most particularly country dealers, who can
bay Ut
-. Louis Price,.
Merchant Taiiors will always fnd = nice stock
Of Cloths, Csssimeres, &c.
keokuk, March 76-d
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BUILDERS hardware, locke, iatches, b. its,
ID loose and fast butts, 70. A fall assortment
and latest styles At cADY. JONES 1 PEcK's.
jan5d
RELIIN0-Ka.5.l'. oak tanned, pa,sa, stretch.
u % Leather Bsl.ing, warranted not 70 seressh
and to suit the purehAssr.' Eostoa Gun Dslting.
sale low by oADY, JONES i PICK.
pkAss Cocks. oil cups iron aud lead pips, every
- thing pertaining to saw mill or sssAa e.
CINE, for sale Low Ut the sign Of the
junc3d BIG ANVIL.
DLANEs--9reenAela Tool Co. =, fresh stock Of
| i these superior Tools just received ut the sieu
Of the ljunesdl BIG ANVIL.
| ] lo0Rand gate springs, Gray 4 brothers paiest,
II the best spriug ever invented, fur sale by
jancSd CADY, JONES PECK.
SHAiN--0I. evil. binding. trace, halter, dog,
~ and jack chains, At the sisn VI the
fanesd BIG ANVIL
| VIcEs-solid box. and Psrker's bench. Iron AAd
| Y wood bench screws. gearing, q horse naiis, q
june3d CADY, JONES PECK's.
| puMps. water rams, gaivanised we'll chain ana
| hxsures. for sale low At the sign Of the
jsne3d ZIG ANVIL.
| CHOvELs, Amss Rowland 9; packs, Mattochs
Oiog chain and goods suitable for contractor, at
| junead CADY, JONES PkCK'S.
| WHkEi~BAkkows, cro-ssrs, churn drilis,
W stone-hsnmsfs, for sale II the sign ~ the
lune3d BIO ANVIL.
| CCYTHES, snsths, Cradles, and harvesting tools
~ In grsst variety, Ut . small advance, BY
\ luns3d CADY, JONES / PECK
| IL AY, Straw and manure forks, Tor sals low =
~ sign Of the tjssdl BIG ANVIL
| TN addition TO our extensive stock Of buitdine,
| ouseksepipg, machinists' and esh,nst make
hardware, carpenters snd hlaeksmiths' tools, ~
have just added complete stock of Carriage and
Wagon Hardware, committing In part ~ follow;
Hubs. fellocs, shafts, spe kss, bows,
Made from best sastsvn timber, and we'll seasoned;
| Enamelsd and Dash Leather,
| Carriage oil cloth.
| Plan and fgursd black muslin drilling 3 dsck;
Carriage lace, tufts, &e., apron hooks and rings
| Ivory knobs, sest sticks, whip sockets,
Back Iights, shaft tips, Silver plated and
| Brass Bands--Bosaon Phil adsiphia and
Reflector patterns. Top Props,
Name piates, liaing nails; cass-hardened
Axlcs-loug sHd short arm. patent . half patent;
Railway Springs-plain end French ears;
Carriage bolts and axle clips.
| iune3d CADH, JONES PECK
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Cs-RsrsnsSsAip.

COeRoTt0OHoh1P.
veNHE uAAsssignsd, having formed . co-partner-
! ship, under ~ name anl styls q MAfshau
nsace ard psEsAaesd tAs interest," 81 a. J. Wilkia-
son In the Urn u Wilkinson D MassAall, vt1lcoA-
tinuc the bssinsss - wholesale an6 rssatt Drug
OnE, q shs old stand, csrnsf Il Nala and Third
streets. RICHARD MARSHALL.
MICHAEL B. BRUCE.
Keoksk, March 50, lH67-apS- AAw
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MsOLUTION

DkSSOLUT1ON.
vlsHE co-psrtnsrship heretofore existing between
4 the subscribers, under the name and arm Of
Wilkinson and AATshall, 10 this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. Richard Narshall will continus
in the business, and sign the name Of the 6rm In
liquidation. ANDREW WILKINSON.
-. RICHARD .aSSSS:..x-.
kcokuk, March ~, l06T-Ap1-dAw
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Nason's
BURLINGTON

BURLINGTON
I@msm~aagMg4
l.. Il. DALH0FF....-......... .Princip pal
For unlimited course in Double Entry Boo
Keeping, Commercial Calculations, PENN anshi p,
&C., $40 90.
rnZ DESIGN THIS INSTITUTION rs
to afford young men theopportunity Of qualifying
Themselves for the duties Of the Counting House,
In thorough and expeditions manner.
the COLLEGIATE COURSE
will be the same ~ followed by the Mercantile
College Of Penns ylyania, which has been recon
| monded by tho highest commercial authority In
the spuntry, as the most compre hensive and prac
| teal ever introduced.
PxSNMANsuIP.
A . good handwritingis justly regarded as an
Indispensable requisite 10 . good business educa-
| tion, unremttng sAlentiou will be given in this
department.
COMMERCIAL Law LECTURES
WILDE delivered by Mr.. {. Ben Darwin, one Of the
| ablest members Of the Burlington Bar.
An ELEGANT DIPLOMA,
under the seal Of the State College Of Pennsytva.
mia, signed by the Faculty, is granted to those
who pass asatisfActory examination. This instru-
ment will be found passport to the confidence Of
business houses in every part Of the Union.
10For full particulars, send for circular BY
| mail. fOct3 -dAw
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= IEuClx AGNYTS

XYANTkD---Anu number a. 80 of good address
w 70 sell some handsome and rapidly selling
works.
Jastpsbiished, : hasdsoms Now Tears Present
entitled "Thc Floral NsAen, or A Wreath =
Gathered Flowers, !" hsndson.ly bound in Cloth and
Gilt, Aad sspsrbiy Illuminated with : numhcr Of
Colesed sngravings. Also, . cheap and Qsiek-sell.
Ing work entitled "7Ns Tvws Htsfesy ~ fAs KsNsss
Wars, stitched in nest wrapper, with splendid
easbgravings. Addre0
J. H. TELFER,
nov5-d Fourth-st.. near Main, Oineinnati
re she LaAass.
vNHE undsrsigssd have ss-0paaed their sxtsn-
sive Millinery establishment, neas The CORNER
Of ~ and Johnssn streets, which wss elossd Tor ;
shorttins, for the purpose Of givae<s time 70 o.
lect
SPLENDID SPRING STOCKl
Which Ne have received, and win opsn to-day,
the most approved styles Of Ladies, Ainss., and
Childrsn's Asls, Ribbaas, Rlovsrs, and laces,
Head Dresses, and capes, Silk aAd kid 0isvss fsr-
fsmery md Toilet AFsiclsa, togsth1 WitA svsry
description q Aiilinssy Goods, aAd vasioss Fancy
articles We IRE also psepassd tor
DRESS MAKING,
Having Arranged asuit ~ keens sxprsssly Tor that
Parposs. and seeaeed ~ services - ear pstsnt
Ladlss 70 supagiatGad this d1Daptnsat.
ssel- Atf MRS. HARRISON DuCO6TA.
a SUPPLY a frssH u6lSsa 100PxkT.
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PAPER WAN EnOU0k.
CYockeYy and Glass ware.
pANNEI. nnOR SASH AMI RfINnQ

FAfEm W n - y ~ OU08s
CYockeRy and Class ware.
PANNEL DOOR, SASH AND BLINDS.
Il MAYO,
No. 2sS Mechanics Block, Msin-strest, Kseksk,
II AS just received, per steamers Pred Iron,
Ii Prairie Bose and Thos. Swan,
900 bdls tee, wrapping and other Paper;
10 crates white dining. breakfast aud tee sstts
With . large assortment Of Granite and ether
Queens ware.
so bxs Glass wars--full assort msnt.
$50 kegs Shunabarger NAits--all sises;
SOC Pannsl Doo-s; zoo pair window Blinds;
5,0oo tights Window Sash all siaes.
Willow baskets, wooden ware, broons, broom
twins, soGse sugar, tea, xjss, cod Ash, maoksrsl
herring, raisins currants, spices, and fall Assor
nsnt d ether 0roeeries. Cotton cloths, lines
nsaillA aad jutA rope, assorted sisss; Cowine 1
Co.. Iron Pumps, with wood stalks, for eistsrnl
and wells. All q which are offered for sals. whole
sale or retail, at lowest 6gurss.
1D-CAsh Paid for clean linen and cotton Rags
Alikinds Of COantry Produce, Corr Oats, As.
mob 36-d3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-24

q L o n n r . = h.
VIE undsrsigned tAkcs pleasursin Anasaaeins
to his old friends and the public gen thai
he has just opened CLOTHING STORE, whore
win be found complete assortment Of Spring and
Summer Clothing, and 6entlemsn's RaYnishing
Goods, which have been purchased at the lOwsst
rates In the Eastern markets. and will Be sold lust
~ cheap = they be had any where IN The city
Gontlemsn are invited 90 cslI and examine for
themselves. A. w. 0RIPYITH,
mch24-d1y ~ Asiu-st.