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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-29
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STORE
GEORGE w. DILLAWAY.

(OWcceSSOT 70 j. II. lWT7leT,J
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Crockery, China, Glassware, Lamps,
Looking Glasses, Cutlery,
and Fancy Ware,
WILL sell them to the trade at q small ad-
w vance.
will sell at eastern prices freight added Una
knight an object fer dealers to buy here. as i'm
port direct from Europe.
Merchants are particularly requested to call be-
fore purchasing east, as am con 6dent th at it will
be to their advantage to buy here, thereby saving
time and breakage.
All ordeas will he promptly attended to.
Muscatine, May s, lS5
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-29

four to six drops,'' in as many ces
Of cold water, and give to the patient
a table spoonful every two or tn ee
hours.' ''The favorable result Of this
exhibitions is, that it mitigates the
symptoms, modi6es the species, and
cures the small pox.''
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-29
N O T l G. E

Office.
THE accounts of DemiDg, Smith & Co., have
been assigned to D. G. Cloud and Anderson
Chambers, and are now in my hands for collection.
Persons indebted to said Firm, will save costs, BY
prompt settlement of their acceunts
GEO. w. VAN HORNE,
Ofscs, Masonic Block, Mussatine. lows.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-29

Never mind; go on. Well turn the
laugh on him. III take care OF your wife at
any rate
Pm do it, said Joe.
You SHALL said Daaforth: and they part
ed in good spirits.
An hour after dark, on the following eve
ming, Joe made his appearance, dressed in a
new black suit, and really looked very come
y. The old man hustled out to the barn
with him, helping to harness young Morgan
to his new phaeton.
A few rods from the house he found Min
ME, as by previous arrangement, and repair
ed to the next village; the parson very quick
ly made them one in holy wedock. Joe
took his bride and soon dashed back to the
town of P, and halted dt Danforth's
house who was really looking for him with
open arms.
Is it done?' cried the old gentleman.
'1esn answered Joe.
Bring her in continued the old fellow in
high glee, never mind compliments here.
and the honest farmer rushed away for
lights, and returns almost Immediately.
Here's the certificate, sir said Joe.
Yes, yes
And this is my wife? he added, as he
passed to his beautiful bride, the bewitclling
and lovely Minnie Dantorth.
What! roared tho old file, what did
you say 2 Joe-you william, you scamp, you
audacious cheat, you-you@'
1t is true, sir, we are lawfully married
you advised me in this course you assisted
me, you planned the whole affair, you lent
me a horse, you thought me, last night
worthy Of any mans child ; you encouraged
me, yen offered me the cottage at the foot
Of the hill, you--'
/ didn't. deny it. You can't prove it
you're a-a-'
Calmly now sir,' said Joe. And the en-.
treaties OF the happy couple were at once
united to quell the old mans ire, and tt
persuade him to acknowledge the Union.
He gave in reluctantly, and the fair MIN
ME Danforth was overjoyed to be duly &C
knowledged as Mrs. Joe Walker.
The marriage proved joyous one, ant
the original assertion of Danforth is truthful
in every respect. The cunning lover was
good son and faithful husband, and livet
many years to enjoy the happiness which
followed upon his runaway match; while tn
old man never cared to hear much about tn
details OF all elopement, for he saw how
completely he had overshot his mark.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-29
Affecting Song.

soRRowFuL DEATH OF PETER GRAY AND LIsIA
QUERL.
NV song is of anice young man,
Whose name was Peter Gray;
The State where Peter Gray was born,
Was Pennsylvania.
This Peter Gray did fall in love,
All with nice young girl;
The name of her, m positive
Was Liziany Querl.
When they were going to be wed,
Her father, he said Ono ~
And brutally did send her off,
Beyond the Ohio.
When Peter found his love was lost,
He knew not what to say
He'd half a mind to jump into
The Susquehan-i-a.
A trading he went to the west,
For furs and other skins;
And there he was in crimson drest
By bloody In-ji-ins.
When Liziany heard Of it,
She straight went to her bed;
And never did get off Of it,
Until she di-i-ed.
Ye fathers all warning take,
Each one as has girl
And think upon poor Peter Gray,
And Liziany Querl.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-29

"Fidgeting bliss,c is the latest definition
of love.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-29

E9@"Are you an Odd Fellow %
No sir, I've been married week.
Il mean do you belong to the order
of ODD Fellows 20
No sir belong to the order Of
Married Men.
''Thunder how dumb! Are you a
Masonic
No. Pm a carpenter.
''Humph worse and worse! Are
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-29
THE RAIN UPON THE ROOF.
ny MRS. FRANCIS D. GAGE.

Long ago, a poet, dreaming
Weaving fancy's warp and wool,
Penn'd tender, soothing poem,
On the Grain upon the Roof"
Once read it, and its beauty
Filled my heart with mem 'ries sweet;
Days of childhood fitted round me,
Violets sprang beneath my feet;
An my gentle, loving mother,
Spoke again in accents mild,
CURLING every waywaId passion
Of her happy, thoughtless child.
Then heard the swallows twitt'ring
Underneath the cabin caves,
And the laughing shout Of Willie
Up among the maple trees.
Then blessed the poets dIeaming-
Blessed his Fancy's warp and wouf;
And wept Ger mem 'ries treasured,
A. the rain fell on the roof.
Years ago lost the poem,
But its sweetness fingers still,
As the FRESHNESS in the valley
Marks where flowed the spring-time rill,
Lost to read, but not to feelings
For, the rain drop never falls
Der my head with pattering music,
But it peoples mem'ries halls
With the old, familiar faces,
Loved and treas ured long ago;
Treasured now, in life's sprlng-time,
For my heart no change can know.
But live again in childhood,
In the home far, far away
Roam the woodland, orchard, wildwood,
With my playmates still at play,
Then my gray hairs press the pillow,
Holding all the world aloof,
Dreaming sweetly, as listen
To the rain upon the roof.
Every pattering drop that falleth,
Scemeth like an angels tread,
Bringing messages Of mercy
70 the weary heart aad head.
Pleasant thong hts of years DEPARTED
Pleasant soothings for to-day;
Earnest longings for tomorrow,
Hopings for the far away.
But know each drop that falleth.
Comes to bless the thirsty earth,
Making seed to bud and blossom,
Springing all things into birth
As the radiant bow, that scattercth
All onr faithlessness with proof
Of seed time and harvest,
So the rain upon the roof.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-29
ABBOTT & BUTTON

Real Estate Brokers and Genenz
LAND AGENT,
100 Second Street, Muscatine, Iowa
RUY and sell real estate, land, city or town
~ properly on commission. Locate lands with
cash or Warrants. Make investments for pitalsts
Collect notes and drafts, also debts and claims in
any part of the State. We make it a special OBJ
ject Of our business to attend to the
PYMENT OF TAXES
thing connected with general real estate busin ess.
Money Invested at high rate OF Interest, on the
best security in the way of mortgages upon real
estate. H.
Toeastern capitalists we can offer rare induce.
nents. Emigration settleme societies will find
it to their interest to correspond with us, and to
persons coming West wawill cheerfully furnish all
information within cur power by letter or other
wise, without charge.
Mr.. Albeit b; for many years been engaged in
such business, and is thoroughly acquainted with
the country that affords such inducements to ALI
which sha be sent free to any address upon appli
cation, with description, when requested
Partiesremittihg us will please do by drafts on
the east.
REFERENCES.
Jno. Thompson Banker No. Wall st. New York
F. Granger Adams, I" "a Clark i" Chicago.
Messrs BARTLETT & Smith, BANKERS, Columbus, Ohio.
Jno. WooIey, Esq, cashier, indianapolis, Indiana.
Thos. Sparrow, Esq, P. NJ, Columbus, Ohio.
Jno. Greenleaf, Esq, do do
Hon. A. A. Bliss, E!yria do
Gov. Nathaniel Baker, Concord, New Hampshire.
q N JOSEF Low, do do do
Jno. W. Bliss, Esq, Warren Mass.
Hos Whiting, Gen I land Ag't, Detroit Mich.
Messrs Doty l. Abbott, do do
Messrs Russell & Trasue, Gent land ACTS Chicago.
Fl A Hoover, E.q, Pre't Marine bn K Mil. Wis,
0 q Hazelton. banker, Flint, Mic higan.
Green, Thomas & Co., Bnk' 3, Burlington, /
Gov James " Grimes, do
Coo K, Sargent Downey, bnk s, Iowa Cit I'D
Langworthy Bro, Dubuque, lows.
W Tread*ell, Perry Merton, Albany,
March 1s,W
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-29
Muscatine MUSIC Depository,
READ AND. LEARN!

THE New York Evening Mirror says that
i Hajnas Brothers iron frame Piano Fprtes are
The cheapest, first class Plan os in m,arhet,"
nd the New 70 Musical Review says "they
he test Instruments at thelowest possible pric ?
They ca be supplied at the manufacturers Ne
York prices, and each instrument war; nted
fully as if purchased of Mr.. Haines, personally,
atthe Muscatine Music Depository. 1876 I'd ST., BY
JOSEPH SYKES,
Agent for Haines Brothers, N. B. Prince Co.
and Mason & Hamlin's Melodeons at eastern prices,
Viollns, Guitars, Accordeon-, Flutes, &C., the best
Of Strings, and every article usually kept in Mu-
sic Store. Also tuning done by the year 9th er-
wise. I35 I'd St., opposite Union Block.
NAV IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

IsTEREsrISG SURGICAL OPERArIoS-As ISpiAs
ARROW HEAD EXTRACTED FROM the BODr o. A
SoLDIER.--Dr. Lsngworthy OF this city exuscsed on
Tuesday last arrow from the bsck Of sotter.
lately in the United States service In Nsw-Msseo.
Ib, instrument have examined. l. Is OF thin
iron about an inch arc half long and three-tour hs
of sn inch wide at the hesd With Q tenon Iess thss
ore fourth of an inch wide The blade is tspsred to
a point snd the edges made sharp. The <non y
driven into the head Of The shaft OF tho arrow, and
bound with sinews. When this Instrument is pEo-
PEELED ffom bow sprung by powerful arm, u y
This soldier is young man named Daogethed. VIE
vas stationed at Fort Defsnce Early In september
last he was sent out from tie fort vi.a small party
TO bring in train which was berg hArAsssd BY
the Apache Indiana. While on this duty the lndiAas
made an attack, approaching the soldiers 90 horse
back at either eide 10 circuitous way As Dasgsr.
field raised his musket 10 fire at the Isdisns % one
side, an Indian appeared the other aad buried en-
arrow iuto the muscles of his shoulder. blade. He
compspOps seized the shaft Of tho Arow and drew u
out bat le n the iron head TO which ve have referred
above buried about four inches deep among the
muscles. The wound sufficient 70 disable tAs
d. an and he wa soon sfler discharged. Hsving ome
relations residing here, he came 10 THE city v b
operated upon.
Dr. Lspsworthy made an incison, and By tAs AID q
two directors with which he guided the shouldsrs OF
the iron, no speedily drew out the arrow-besd. The
point Of it was fast in the sfsnous process Of the shos
der blade. The patient refused 10 take ohlOfolSrm,
snc submitted 10 the operation with mach fortitads.
He s now doing WE'LL and vii recover The nee o.
his srrn which had been partially psrsls.ed.
Rochester Unics-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05
A CONCISE CREED FOR YOUNG cOcH-
ANE-OCRATS.

ARTICLE !. The only political Deity Is psnoersey.
Arr. IL The true Church OF Denogsoy u las
ART. Ill There is no political Salvation out Of tie
pale Of The Party.
ART. ". Private judgmerti Is rot tolerated BY me
Party. Every true Demo rat viii abide by the ruies
of faith and practice promulgated BY Tbs Parry.
ART. V. The Party REQ gpizss the power OF me
PeCr le but THE power Is the R0tre, not the ru!ssx
pgtcer-the rottag. not the R0miHatsae power.
ART. VI The People 10 their indiyidasl cspscines,
or in unau ho,ized assembly may no, tightly sesame
any political authority. Tho rOr popsh 10 potent eaiy
when uttered through regularly constituted Party
Orgsns.
Arr VII II any. clsmirg to be 3 member Of The
PsIty shall entertain the ts'ss, may can't bsrsticA
ooirious syowed by " Black Republicans, or vAaiy
self styled IGceps nleui Cszens,' LET hin b a.
dfk<Wd
ART VIII II any claiming TO be q member o. The
Party, shsn publicly, by speson or wrisDg. oy logo
or rhetoric other device, prociain or give cur
rency to such opinions, let him be Ass'AeSa Aas-
aR0tLd.
ART TX. II sny, claiming TO be a member Of The
Porty shs vote Opposition ticket, let him he Tor.
ever oebared fom office, or il be have an oibee lss
another tsks IL
ART Y. Every true Dem. crst viii vote fora " Dew
Incsrrsie if rex ulsrly nominsted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

A. to the rsr'isulsr spot where u had bssn cOoos-s
ie could not dsseiioe a. sih aoy C. rs,siy. and a.
tho1 Oh be buIi, The nozsJ viii tbe desxa OF frsos
ifg n tba came cay, D. vent q the 0Ask to- koars
.,.r ana could not knt whsrs be had pot II IL .
pCssibe ibs, ,he heavy rains auo higi vs'w msy
have esried tie bags 10 witch tho mcxsy placed
INTO TIE river
TIE ssarch was frally giveG over, aud !. ~as Ar
,sf geo tbai come ore vel a,uAissc wits b. lceAh,y
sbould visit Fife sud rudeSyoF, Il possible, TO Learn
something more Satisfactory
AZ , O'Clock Mr.. Philips sud bis party got on bead
tie steiner 1el,ersuh and cane % the city.
The people o. MKsesport snd vicinity are lo'h 70
entertain doubt Of Siewsrs guilt and 10 reh s>'sirg
he testimony addueed hs ual prod acs arguns sts
sgsipst bis irnocencs which seem unacswe's1e Al
viii hsve an opportunity, in few weeks Of reading
TIE confessions OF Fife and Charlotte Jsnss, ssd Q
sa,ementof Stewart now ,eirg prepared zoe priotieg
ir pamphlet form. The document viii dsab.l-~s Be
AZ interesting one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05
A REGULAR BLUE LAW IN vIRGIsn,-Tbe editor

A REGULAR BLUE LAW IN vIRGIsA-Tbe editor
Of The Norfolk Argus, IN looking over some %
musty records OF Virginia, came across the fo!lo~sg;
At a grande ssssmbsge held at James Cittie in he
year of our Lord 1916 were passed many scss TO tbs
6s Majes.s's Colonie;" among shich v &C. v. twIta
amended photography: Women causing 'easdsloas
suits 10 be ducked.' Whereas, often'imss masy bab-
bling uoDfn often Islander and scandase their neigh.
bo,s for which their poor husbands are ofsn brovsh
into chsrgesble and vexstous suits and esst N great
dsmages-Be it therefore enacted BY the authority
soresaa That liz actions Of sl.sd.r occssooed by -
wife, AZ aforesaid, sfer Judgment found for the
And II the Islander be so enormous 10 DO sdjaased a.
greater damsge than Ave hundred pounds Of 'cbscoo
then The woman shsl be ducked head axf kSels sace
for each five hundred pourds Of tobacco 90 sdaaged
sgsipst her husband II he refuse TO pay ne me I'M
pCsed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

CHINESE SUGAR CAsE.-TAe SprisgEad Hhj
Journal publishes call for meeting Of the northern
sugar planters Of the STATE the 9Th Of January nsat
The Journal also says:
"The growing Of tho Chinese sugar osns, end the
expression and manufacture Of s juice into syrup, h
been entirely successful IN our State IN tho seascs PSI
closing Ii is manifest that those who engaged 10 nH
business were ignorsnt OF the proper process Tor maxi
rg syrup. What has been done 10 this way. has bees
zone mostly as experiments bot these eIper'ossts,
the results collected tose,her, embrace mass of fsee
which would he highly useful to the sugar psnss "
conf ing year"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

THH FIRE Oh THE HAISBow.-we learn fonJ. A.
Purse, Esq, passenger on the Aisnehahs, toat I've
deck hands belonging 10 the North Star, vhsch vss
wrecked on Monday, got into the Minnshahs " Grad
Gulf They we're continually Intoxicated, asd we're -
ferccious and turbulent that il became Necessary 70 to
them TO prevent their doing mischief, and at V'eks
burg they were PIT ashore
When the Rainbow reached thst place they teot
passage aboard OF her. and there oomneIzd diiak1sg
and qu.i, lg with the German passengers % u
boat drawing their knives and threatening the hives
of incffsIsiys passengers. Ii became sscesssfy 70
bird them, and two Of the mort ourSgsecs we're
whipped
They declared that they would have revenge, and
bitterly swOre that tho boat should never reaol Care
Ibey got looee daring tie ngh', shd to THAR h-sh
conduct the fate OF the R,inbow il doubtless o~ias.
There q en- were from Pittsburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

NEw CArrLK DIsE,sE.-The Wiimisgsen tpela-
was Journal states that disesse affects 90 re N that
State; the only symptom of iluess however, u - N
cessant owing from the commencement OF the attack
until the animal lies down 10 die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

GREAT EXCITEMENT IA CoHOEs On Wedheslsy
~ five ueu were repairing the dam lmDed Seiy epyvs
the C.tsract HOuse the boat got looie Tom hee mos'
ifgs End went over the dam. Ire Does sss1pos'
stern down ward into hole ID the locks Ia too ',e,
sIli,g /, half ful of watsr ~ il rem1ins One mso
CHING 10 a fragment a. IL was gong over' us va
re,cne6 and after mucn attention, sppeAcs nssy !"
,s.ox., One is drowned and gone over tbe fSis.
i hoJv has prt vet been found TIE otner 'hrss srs
On ,,,e how ~ the boat where II seems inp>sosss 70
resob them being about ~ rods beiov spe asn, -
bs,w.sp II snd ihs falls. Every attempt 10 roac1
I'm, has vIoyed unsuccessful. Bosts, roper, ensss
,nd ever thing in the s1sps OF ass1tafoe nat ne
ic;ntv afrds hss been attempted through M highs
,.i,bon, eFsc. At the tue ~ writing ran " being
con,tructed in bones to the perisbiDg msn. Oas
il ed 10 be de 80 or the bO4t AZ odsy two are 70
he ,s.p clirgipg 70 the bsT. Thousands Of people
are as.embliEg 10 witness the catastrophe.
lAsanJ Jesra&L
MURDZR ASD MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF rBE Nun
prREg- Harrison Msuzy, Of Devices county, KY
oLsipsted man ou the Bght " rhs l9h, murdered AZ
vie BY striking Der with piece Of rad, - n,
frenzy. He wss arrested for the crime and ptsoed 10
the jsIl ct Owepsbo'o. On the night OF the zsh esa
perrous in the streetb heard cliss q " mu,def sAp
&C.. i.suirg ou the js but cid 70, inyest ss,s .ee
msstsr. Next morning Msozy vss fonnd sps ~ Ssss
src died in few hours. An era niasns Va so ~
was maze, and there seems Do couo', hoM W ms.s
Of Violence thereon tbs, the un'orsuns'e nan e,ne y
bis death BY violent means euen vas ue vsraiet q
Tire coTebers Jury. Tho sesiF wlu, 90 eo9o, Do IS-
herinvestiga.ed. li"H"'"o Ns""'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

ne pew twice IRE vshue sDd Sgrifeaoee which
even hone neu Mrnehahs bed given is before.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-02
n. a. HONNTON-S IMPROVED
yENTILATlNG AND SELf-CLEARlNG
FURNACE.

Patented hugUsf -, 1908.
,INIiIs Furnace is different in many essential
/ particulars from any thing ever before oher, d
30 the public
Ii presents a larger amount Of effective rndia,-
ing surface ali OF which s in more direct contact
wiih the fire. than any other Heater now in the
market. one enttrel, new aud imrertsnt feature
is the addition Of large amount ot surface at
tached to the hre pot, IN The iorn Of fans, which
adds very much 10 the power u he furnace, aud
prevent he over ueatlng and trachir of the Iet.
The eonrtrnetion af IT. solt-cehiing radiait! !
an i'm por tant nAideratten, u IL clcetua.ly oh
siAtcH the necessity of citaning. 1he radietsr
itself encircles the body VI the trrnxce, and IL
connected therwi.b by SIX GHes. aistributiny
pipcs, which, taken directly from the top Of the
ire pot, arranged that the TIRE 10 brought in
equal contact with theeniIre internal surface OF
tho furnace, thereby rendering he radiator ard
pipes, as also the boLy when the direct draft ~
closed as il always should be, except While kind
ling the hre), n mot powerful rndating surface.
The en- tire structure, when at, is much l,ss in
height than any heater Of equal capacity frpres-
emit use, thereby afordtng nj opportunity to give
the desired elevation 20 the hot air Iiles-u point
the importance Of which il arparsnf 10 an wkp
have had experience IN fufnaec,setting.
The joints sre niiso adjusted to prevent the
escape Of gases or smoke, and render oLct packing
suiicient Tor years
A careful examination of the fern and fitting
of tho castings, will show that the liability to
crack Ia entirely obsiated by the ample provision
which has been made for expansion ard contrae-
ton.
This furnace presents al original ard iwrcrtsrt
desderafuns especially to thr Nestefr Trade in its
peculiar adaptation tothc use Of hituminoss rcal.
The tucs, which are large, leading psYpsndicu-
larry from the hre pot 10 he radiators and nearly
to the exit pipe, are fully exposed 10 the dircc
seton Of the IRE. Theresinoss natter, sdh.rire
to their inner surfaces, IL easily iglitcd and the
due burns clear, while the sedimsnt Is pYscipitst
cd into the chamber below.
In the use Of bitnminous coal ; smoke ptps Of
increased size is employed.
We are now prepared to PIT up the above named
furnace. for wood or coal. In both public And mi.
eate hcases, NJ short notice. 0Ae ~ then g. h.
sconAt the Congrega Chapel, IN this city nut
up byus. c0MSIOCk , BRO,
July 3l-d ~ AAfn-st,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-02

PRo KisIrIoH.-The recent decision Of the people
In almost every State In reference to the sale Il
hqnofs, docs not pretend TO interfere with ediei-
nal compounds containing stimulus, ~ IL IL fac,
well known to all that without stimula ting prin-
ciples most Of extreme debility could not tc
reached, and the many other Of our most valuable
compounds could mt be made withoutit. For in
stance, DR.. J uosrxrrEa's Stomach Bitters, now
90 celebrated and Indispensable in every family ~
= medicine. Thousands Of persons suffering from
dyspepsia and indigestion, generally speak vol
umes In favor VI this curative agent. For sale by
HARRISON 1 GIBBONS, Agents,
oct27dAw Main-st., bet. 9th snd17th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-02

TAR r. J. PoRKE desires to inform this commu-
IL nifty that he has determined to make ksok uk
his permanent residence, for the purpose Of prsc-
ticing DENTISTRY. His business engagements
elsewhere are such that it will not be possible for
him to locate until sprng. lie feels assured IN
giving the guaranty that he will come prepared to
give entire Subtraction in the various branches Of
his profession, to All who may favor him with their
patronage.
REyEnExcxs.-~J. B. Howell, B. N. Webster.
ST. Miller, Of kcokuk; Dr.J Bowen, DR.. J.J l..
Sanders, Iowa City. IoctIOdkwtfl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-02

NOTlCEis hereby given to the owners of the
lots describedn the foregoing list, situatciin the
City Of keokuk, Lee County and State of Iowa,
whose names are mentioned, and all others interest,"
ca, thats specAl W. mas oesn assessed avg srl.o
SIDE WALKS in front Of said lots rs designated
in the above list, and unless payment be made
OF the taxes levied and also ali costs, before the
"a day Of November, D. 1851 the said lots, or so
much thereof as shall be necessary to discharge
said tax and costs, vii be sold The day afore-
said, at the Mayors Office in said city, between
the hours Of Q clock IN. and CLOCK p. N.
c. G. STEVENS,
Collectorof thcCity Of keokuk
Oct 10, 1857 did
The sale Of Lots for special taNcs, advertised
above post poncd untilt the second Monday tlith)
Of December A. d. 1857, ct which time and Mt the
place and hours as above advertised, the said sale
viii take place. G.. g. STEVENS,
oc,2J Collector VI the City Of keokuk.