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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-22

No trains had arrived at Philadelphia since
the storm, up to The Goth.
Nathaniel Davis, one Of the oldest citizens
Of Albany, \. Y, fell dead in the street on
the Goth inst.
Al Bangor, on the 18th, the sheriff forci-
bly, broke open the vaults of the Exchange
Bank, and seized ST 300 in specie, on writ
in favor of John Demeriit of Boston. Mr..
ID. holds bills Of the bank to the amount OF
- 1000, pledged to him as collateral security
BY A. X. Morris, Of Wisconsin, and failing
90 get salts faction attacked the specie. The
bank officers refused to give up the vault,
and the ofhcers had to work several hours
to get an entrance. The proceedings caused
considerable excitement.
In Congress, on the 10th, nothing of in
terest reported in the Senate. In the House,
tie adverse report upon the petition of the
people OF Arizona, was considered, but the
subject was not concluded. The Sergeant
alarms of the House has sent a dispatch
from Philadelphia, stating that be has arrest
ed Mr.. Chester, who refused to appear before
the corruption investigating committee, this
morning. He was aked whether he was an
agent, or had acted in any other capacity, for
any company, or had ever executed any bond
or other obligation to convey any land or
other valuable consideration to any person
or persons on consideration Of any railroad
bill passing Congress. lie denied the RICH.
OF the committee to inquire into his private
dealings with persons other thru members of
Congress, and declined to answer the question
~ he was advised by his counsel he had the
right to do.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-22

ILLNESS OF DR. kASE.--A letter has be:n
received by friend Of DR., Kane, says the
Boston Transcript, which gives information
direct from his family, and confirms the un
favorable statements recently made public.
One of his brothers, on receiving news of his
departure from England, left to meet him in
Cuba, although he was not then thought to
be dangerously i'll. But on the 5th instant
such alarming intelligence arrived that his
mother left Immediately for Havana. His
disease is infamatory rheumatism, contract
cd on his FIRST Arctic voyage, and from which
he was suffering severely when he sailed the
second time. His indomitable perseverance
and untiring energy would not yield to foe
which combatted him during the whole of
his last expedition, and which was more
terrible than the horrors of Polar win
ter. it has now attacked the heart, and
those who love him best have but little
hope that he will be spared to them and
to the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-22

HUMBOLDT on TIE PRESIDENTIAL ELEcrIoS.
-Bayard Taylor, now on foreign tour,
visited the great Humboldt a short time since.
Remarking upon American affairs, says Mr..
Taylor, ole spoke with great admiration Of
Col. Fremont, ahose defeat he profoundly
regretted. But il is at least a most cheering
sign he said, and an omen of good for
your country, that more than half "a million
Of men supported By their votes man Of
Fremont's character and achievements
With regard to Buchanan, be said: Il had
occasion to speak of his ostend Manifesto
not long since, in letter which has been
published, aud could not characterize its
spirit By any milder term than savage"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-22

FIVE Persons FRozss TO DgATH.
hear that man named Crowley, with his
wife and four children, formerly residents
OF this city, few nights since, started out
from some place between here and Dubuque,
we could not learn where to take a sleigh
ride, but getting of their road and not know
ing where they were, they could not find
their way home, and were found next day
frozen to death. This is the way we heard
the story. What the real facts were we can
not state.--I Galena Courier, 10TH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-22

DAYS OF GRAcE.-Mr. Leavenworth, form
erly Secretary of State of New York, has
introduced into the Legislature of that state
bill to abolish days of grace on bills of e4-
change and sight drafts. The New York
Erening Post asks the amendment Of the bill
30 a. to include all commercial paper. The
practice of allowing time varies in different
nations, as high as fifteen days being allowed
on some paper in Portugal, and twelve be-
ing the general allowance at Hamburg. In
France, the Code Napoleon abolished the
whole system, and where its influence pre-
dominated, in some Of the European COM
mcrcial cities out of France, the practice
was suspended and has never been resumed.
And perhaps it would be as well to make pa
per mean what it says.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-22

CT An lrishman, who was giving his tes-
tlmony in the Boston Municipal Court la ely,
convulsed the bar, tickled the jury, aud rails
ed smile on the bench by the following
statement ''Ye see, may't place. yees, tina,
this man got stroke and fell down. Eve
rybody round called out, SOW, he's kilt he's
kilt" Thin l steps up, and hollered out
to the crowd, ''lf the man is kilt, why don't
yces stand back and give him little air.
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l, "you have to repent OF all this, or you
will go to the devil ct last"
She was silent. Said l, "Uhildren, come
out here your mother WON'T hurt you now"
and turning to her husband, said, "Broth-
or c., let us engage in prayer again" We
kneeled down, and both prayed. She was
quiet as a lamb.
And now, gentle reader, this was one Of
the hardest cases ever saw on this earth. |
must record it to the glory of divine grace.
lived To see, in less than six months after
this frolic with the devil, this woman sound
ly converted to God, and If there ever was n
changed mortal for the better, ii Was this
said woman. Her children, as they grew up,
all, believe, obtained religion, and the fam
lily became a religious, happy family, and
she was as bold in the cause Of God ns she
had been in that Of the devil.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-22

GU An exchange in putting a soap, saws it
rs the ''best ever used for cleaning dirty
mons face. We have tried it, therefore We
know.
This is hardly as pointed as the hit Of
Dean Swifts "Stella," who, when a gentle
man lamented his inability to keep clean
finger nails, naively suggested, she was in
the habit Of scratching himself.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-22

MAGuiREs COMPOUND EXTRACT OF BkSsx
PLASr-A certain cure for Diarrh1a, Dysentery
summer Complaint, aud ali affections of he bow Ella
attended With relaxation. Asa safe, palatable and
reilable remedy it is uncqualled. For children
teethng attended with irritation Of the bowels il
is The most soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
sold by J. Il q. MAGuIRE,
- Chemists and Druggists,
i. w. cor. olive A I'd SITS, ST. Louis
For sale In keokuk by Y. IL O'Connor, 4 Bro,
and Draggsts generally. faug2odd n6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-22

HICKEY MASON, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared TO insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gutta Percha, also upon platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neatest work that is
done in the City, and at less price than
any other office here. Office on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-22

cTDe Quincey tells q striking story Of
DR.. Parr. On one occasion. rising UP from
table in the middle of fierce discussion
with Mrs. Parr, he took n carving knife and
applying il to a portrait Of that lady hanging
upon the wall, he drew it sharply across the
lugular and cut the throat of the picture
from ear to ear, thus numbering her 10 efhgv.
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eNtiE subscribers are prepared 10 aecommo-
dste the public with . choice fresh stock Of
Family Groceries, At their nev store the ooraer
Of 9Th and Blondsau streets, keokuk.
We will not boast If our long experiences In this
business, nor promise 10 sell you lower than any
other house as Is usual with = store, but can
assure you that whatever you purchase Of us you
will find new andfresh, and Asttcr ourselves The
price will not vary much from other houses that
have had their goods on hands since the hrst.
All goods purchased Of Ms will Be delivered to
any part of the city, promptly, II required.
Amongst our stock may be found the following:
RIO JAVA, LAGUAYkA AND MOCHA CORPRE,
Imperial, Young Hyson, Gunpowdes, Oolong, and
other grade VI TEAS, all frssh and good.
SUGARS.
Crushed, Clarified Powdered. Loaf and N Orleans
SUSDkIES.
Allspice, Pepper Gloves, Mace, Nutmeg, Gin
ger, Variegated sep, Cinnamon, Indigo, CASTLE
soap Palm soap, family soap, AdamAnte candlef
csnites, suld ndl sperm candles, stAs
candles. Manila bescords, e. c. Soda, Sal Soda
s. molasss, golden syrup, Baksr's Coeaa
Bakers Chocolate, yeast powder, SAINT eurTano
hemp bedeords. vinegar starch lard oil, spirit gas
backing, raisins. citron, 6gs Ac-
We have also received part Of our Baltimore
goods, to which We invite your attention, being Ill
new and direct from the manafactory. This con
sists Of Raspberry, Blackberry, Quince, Red Cur
rant Apple and Strawberry JELLY, in quart, pint
and pint glass jars. A splendid ssortaeat oi
corn, Ac put up In cans, Dramatically sealed and
warranted to retain thar Aavor. LohsteSs ant
Oysters, In and 3posnd cans. ALSO, nearly ever,
other article usually kept In Arst class fsail,
grocery. Call and zee. No trouble 70 show goods
no,20 dan C. W. PERDUE 20.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-22

GA member of the n. Y. Legislature
has introduced a bill to allow married wo-
men to make all their contracts, bind out
their children, and hold their husbands, .ssas
they hold the rest of mankind -enemies in
war; in peace, friends"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-22

flRE AT FkEspoRr.-on Friday last, the
dwelling house of our fellow citizen. Fred
erick Baker, two mites south of this eits,
was consumed by FIRE. His whole loss was
rising of $1,000. There was an insurance,
we understand, of 5000, by the Stephen
son Co. Mutual, on the house and house,
hold goods Bulletin, 18th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-22

eT' Horace Vernet, the celebrated French
painter, has been invited to paint histori-
cal picture for the new capitol building in
WASHINGTON. He has accepted the invita-
ton, and will visit this country as soon AZ
he has finished picture Of the storming Of
the MalakoT for LOUIS Napoleon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-22

CF The winter in Europe has so far been
very cold. Vast quantities of snow have
fallen IN Austria. On the first OF December
the roads east Of Vienna we're impossible on
account of the snow, and in Vienna such vast
masses had accumulated in the streets that
locomotion wac greatly mpeded.
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WATCusESl
n. W. JONES,

On skc0SD srR8Ef,
NEXT door to &. Parsona' Bank Ing Houas1
kEOkUk IOWA
Wiz subscriber has just received large =
! and beautiful stock Of gold and silver ~
Watches, gold jewelry, &C., comprising the
latest sty les u ladies breast pms sArrsga 10esr
rings, cud pins, geld guard aud fob eAaias, ksys,
seals, silver thimbles, gold slides, sraps stsas,
gold pens, with or without holders, gold psooils,
pens and pencils.
wArCH R8PAfRIH0.
The subscriber bsing practical astchaskss
Feels competent to repair the most dncult end
delicate work that may be entrusted 70 his osrs.
All work warranted TO give sstisfsction.
coRRRcf TINE.
The public may rest assured that the correct tine
10. and always will be kept BY
Nov, IS 49, ly NV. JONES.
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vINHE above cut represents Q view OF the NEST
complete and perfect
COOKING srOvE Now IN USE
The Patterns are entirely new. having been made
by US this year They are fast suppsniisg,al 9th
or Cooking stoves in the market. The demand for
them 10 already so great that Ne arc preparing %
manufacture hftyof them per day. Those waiting
that Aimost ,udi nsibe article. good Cooking
stove, should remember that Improvements and
progress are the order of the day and that In no a.
ticie Of domestic use, has there been greater In
proyement, within the last ten yeafs than the one
nov under consideration. Therefore, you will
greatly promote your interests by selvrsinf thu
"NEW ERA" COOKING STOVE.
in preferences 10 TAX nr With of ~ aated
pattern.
- for sale Wholesale and retail, at Cur store,
No. ~ Main st., kEOkUk, IOWA, whe~e can al
ways b. found ID. plete and varied assost-
ment Of COOKING. Heating, and PAlor Stoves, ever
offered in the West.
G0Aiso, Timers Stock Of all kinds -
". >. MOORE, BRIDGE BRO.
Agent. fianf-d y1
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| The DrscREprrxD BANKs.--Nearly all the
banks in Chicago received the notes OF the dis
credited banks on Monday, with the excep-
ton Of the Stock Security Bank of Danville.
The notes Of that institution viii not be re-
ceived until some satisfactory arrangement
il made concerning the California stocks,
upon which their circulation is partially
based.
We make the above statement on the aa-
thority of the Chicago Press. We presume,
however, that only the Illinois banks, in the
discredted list, are intended to be alluded
TO. The owners Of the Gramercy bank, OF
Lafayette, Ind, have obtained, by fraudulent
representations, 100000 of the stocks on
which their issues were based, from the In
diana Auditor, ms that officer has reported to
the Legislature. The Auditor is responsible
FOR the transaction, and as the parties have
decamped, he has surrendered his entire
property, which is not, however, enough TO
redeem the paper. Several wealthy gentle
men were on his bond, and probably the pa
per will be redeemed, ultimately, though we
presume it will suffer depression for the
present. The transaction will have the same
influence on the Shawnee Bank of Indiana
as its issues were based on the same securi.
ties.
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ron 0AA8s
A FARM ssataing 50 asrss, we'll improved, Mn
"A god hs1es aaA bsaeing orchard, u milss
sostA VI CAAslesesa ana 10 niles frua keokuk.
will b sel1 On reasonable terms.
Apply tel. ". JsAnses ~ J. r. Blair, Ksokuk,
Or ~ d. 6kiaoss, Charleston. (nsv1o
TA1E A0DAr ~ E0TS.WN HEMRDY.
Evlo0N6 SALvE for the Prevestisa 81 Core
II q Dsesas6 Heals and chiiblaiDs.
TAeos A0acts1 With this troablsscos esnplaint
eanse i.saaasly pslisvsd BY usiae boz II Levi
soa's 0Alve.
Apssfsst ssss Narrated. or til. nsaey ssfundsd
sstag known Tor the last ~ years the eaiy per-
feet and su4s remsdy.
Certificates u persons cured with the eAlve saa
bsseen By applying to the Ageat.
Heodes. q you have any rslations or frirnd, ssl-
fssiAg With frssssd feet, procure box and pssssne
y r. thsa. Yos will not only be doing tAs9 bsa-
81, bit will receive their everlasting graiitpds
proes - esan boz. with full dircseieas. Per
eals q IL Agents Once, 3l3 sosth water ssseee,
Chicago. d. J. LkvY, Agent.
@Agssts wanted 70 travel tArssgAost ths
sseatsy.
Dealers sspplisd On liberal terms. Address ,. =.
Levy, Chicago, Ills. fja1p-A3m
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Mr. Harlan arrived in Iowa CITY on the
10Th. During tue morning session. withop,
concert or caucus, resolution was adopted
10 the Senate to 80 into an election for Jn,-
ted States Senator at O'Clock, in the after.
moon. ou the assembling Of the House IL
the afternoon, the resolution was copcnrr.d
In, and at ten minutes past 3 O'Clock the
President Of the Senate announced the elec
ton VI james Harlan. The vote stood: far
james Harlan, C3; for ". +. Cooibaugh. "a
Tor ". I. Barker, l. Mr. Harlan ree.,vcd
she unanimous and cordial vote OF his party.
iAlt was pretty prompt ana emphatic.
sni he viii return with certificate about
which there will BE- very llttle question. We
appreheni- The juggling politician. Of the
Black Democracy VINO attempted to cheat
tae people Of losa, can now ses The term.
nation OF their iafsmous trick, anl calculate
how much they have made by ii.
Tux PrstIc DEBr.-The total amount of
i-...s ssss an ti.e ,nited states amounts 70
s5i2. 36a,.5l, according to Secretary Gn,h.
RE. This includes national. state. comfy
and municipal indebtedness. Less than one.
tLird Of this debt is held by foreigner.
~h'eh TACT We presume will d.sappoint the
common expectation. The interest on this
debt al per cent. amounts to $50. 0o0. 900.
&ii.oo0,oD Of which is due abroad. Nearly
one-haH 81 all this debt is for railroads.
Map. MAcAiLisrIK.--Thi lady, the widow
Of Mr. Naeallisser, the ..Magician,. who
died IN this city last autumn, is living in ST.
Louis, perfecting herself in the arts OF her
husband, with view u following Lis pro-
fession, for the support Of herself and child
Ysn.
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PRICE CONCERTO
p r. n ~ n n n e r

p A 7 r lex 4 CIR OU Sc
pEsPkCTfULLY inform their patrons and the
II pubic generally that they have postponsd
their distributions until the evening Of the 22d Of
February, At which time it will positively take
place, and ~ compensation TO those who may b
disappointed BY this delay, m entertainncnt Of
vocal snd instrumental music will be given on hat
evening.
Dsifibuticn Tickets win admit to the Concert.
Tickets for Concert so cents.
Place made known and Programme pabiished IN
due time. q
We have some Of the finest French violins ever
brought to this country, which Ne are selling for
SIS and giving Is Tickets for COnsert and Distri-
Lutivn.
Fine Guitars made BY Hall 4 Son, t2s and IL
Tickets. 6eeona-st., between Main and JohEson.
decze -def
DATRICK GROUSE have this day received DEF
kxpress, the following ussic lor Piano:
FILLMORE SCLOT1ISCU,
FREMONT POLKA,
BUCHANAN POLKA
100 copies "Willie We have missed you.
leo as 4 Bells Polka, and One collection Of
New SonGs, W Altscs and P~lk - for Hnitsv.
sept I6d
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NA10~sAs0 WI WAASA GR In 0OOO0
NO make room for our spring purchases, Ne will
sell oar present stock At and unAsr 6sst esse.-
The stock 10 large and veil seeoted and eaassts 81
nos, dsnnel, dclains calcos laces, collars snhrc-
dsres, trimmiags, comforts hoods, csavaEs, steea,
gloves dress Shirts under shirts and dsawss, WOOL
en- and cotton yarn and in fact everything kept n
general Dry Goods Store.
jsni2d r. II. ABBOTT 4 co.
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MEANS 4 WILDER
u u6PHTFULLY announce 70 tho citissps Of Ks,-
IN kuk and vieialty that tAsy tAvs opened store
Is. "a ,asy e,s h pssps..d = sspp
All Kinds OF the most approved Agricultural I'm
plements and Machines which are 10 be found In
Tie country We have, Also con Ted with our Al.
fscaitural implements and Machines, n general
assortment Of Hardware and Wooden Ware II
will Be our aim, BY prompt attention TO business 70
deserve and receive the eanfdoncs II 1isccrnips
public In our sndaayoss 10 laeet their numerous
wants. NRAks 4 WILDEH
Ksskak. Iosa. Ian. i. "a ,dsm
New Agricultural Warenesss.
A Ans, HAtchets, Hammers. Meat Cutters, Chop-
"A ping Knives, Knife Trays; Floor and Counter
Dustefs, mats, mop handiss, we'll bscksts. sugar
esckets hail boxss, neat do, bush hooks. ehcysls
and spades hay and manure forks picks insesocks
bog hoes, post sussrs. "sppls psarers, ssssss aai
found It the New Agricultural warsAesss, ovsr
j.as.asn HEARS ! WILDER.
CORPORATION NOTIC1.
OrICk Y heseby given tia, J. X. HssnisA. ).
~ y; Sullivan, VIM. B. Lysch, G. X. DioosA,
M. ". BsiknAP, Thos. r. Carter, \. wilssy, is.
Adair AcDewelI, J. n. Brcsdsn, and Carts y.
Cosn have Incorporated themselves end Shsis sepo-
csatcs under the name Of the Dscaiion Ferry ssl
L.nd Company The principal plsss Of sssissss
MississipPi River, between the city Of keok uk ssA
Hancock County, Ills, and also 10 purchase lands
IN nancock County, His, and lay ont thereon .
town to be known Nc "Decaiicn." The capital
stock Of said Company 10 seventy Eve thousand dsi-
lars, which stock may be increased 10 one Assarsl
thosssnd dollars, divided in shares Of ons hundred
collars each, and to Be paid in upon sAii Of sAe
Board Of Directors. Said corporations conmsacsd
on the 4th day Of October 1885, 70 continue tweaty
years. renewable according to the laws u lows -
The Affairs Of the company To be conducted BY .
board Of Five Difsctors TO be elected On he tssa
wednesday Of January, annually, In accordance
sith the articles If Incorporation On Aie In the o.
Ice Of the Recorder u deeds, Lee county, Iowa.
The tudebsedncss VI the Company 10 nos TO e1pee1
two-thirds u the capital stock Of the Compoay.-
The private property Of the stockholders Is . h
exempt from the corporate debts of the Coupas
The Following psssonF are the present Dissstess of
said Company.
J. h. Hornish, Jno. II. Sullivan,
g. n. Rmond, Rufus Wiissy,
Vim. r. b. Lynch.
X. hoRNIsu, Prsst.
c. X. DIMosD, 6ce'y aud Treas.
keokuk, Dc. ~, 1S5o--daw
Daily Times copy aw.l
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DQS9OlUTlebN.

csc. q. DIXON.
A Tr0RNEy AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
"A Odkos rsnovsd 70 samples Building. eesond
street, brtvcsn Main Aad johnson, K<oksk, Iowa.
Dee. 33-d3m
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ko0As asa let's Ter sole.
Cnn ACRES Of land. on 6and Prairie, viii -
CUU sold fss cash. o. msrch table AIRY eesas.
10 ssss. 0ve niles out On the Ksokak aaA Bess
Dssmoin0 i. =.
lot il Williams Perry's addition, dsairabas
loeat % Ter reoidenos.
Also, moose and lot situated in the ssntral pass
II the city.
Ror parsisslsn. isSaire Of
G. b. INGALLS, 4 Co..
Oose In rear Of ksa 6tetts, eos. ~ Mais 81.
Eeoksk. sovlo-1u
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MuMM 4 MILLER,
4 CONFECTIONERY, Wholesale and Retail canAy
- Mandatory, Third-st., betwsss 1aia "a
johnson, next door TO Kelly ALynsh.
Special attention will BE- given 10 baking Tor par
ties, and done upon the shortest notice.
ksckuk. Jan. i2-dly
SINGERS SEWING MacAanes.
333 Broadway, New York; ~ Clark stSsst, Chiease.
vuNHEsE Machises have established great re0s-
1 tasion, founded on substantial sxssIIsose. fAs
fairproht Of using Of thsss Aashinss regularly
smployedis
o., 200 = Year.
No Tailor, Seamstress, Shoe Manufecturer 6ed-
der her person having sewing " stitching 70 o.
can AFFORD 10 do withoat one. peculiar merit q
singer = Machines, which no other kind can iustIy
claim, isthat the same Machine will do every kind
Of work In pcsfsct style. They are strong dnsable
will keep Ia order. whoever buys one may - g.
tircly certain II will do his work Dvefy large mi
vate family ought to have ous.
Allwho wish complete and reliable informatioa
u ssgnrd siss and price Of Aachiaes, nanase
OF working, and method VI purchasing, With all 9th
o. partcsla, obtain II by applying ~ iseaee o.
either Of our oihces for . copy Of ~. n. Singer !
Ce.s 0axstts, " . paper devoted to the 6ewiak Ma
ehineintsrest. ltwiii be supplied gratis.
I. n. ElNdER CO.
1D-LoeAl Agents wanted In every tsva Il he
Union. Uanl7-a0n
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NEW Music.


II ILLS on the Rhode lsiand Central and Halle
II we'll Banks are received in exchange for goods
81 IL. 4 N. RUSSKLL'S,
lan2l-det 6l4 Mainst
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II. sPR U nee 4 c o.

tSacces sors 10 Samuel Spraancc,)
FORWARDING 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AT Tue
Railroad Packet and regular Steamboat Lauding,
DakllcULAk attention paid to consignneuts
i Tor Forwarding by either kailroadnr River.
jane0. dAw6m