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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-04

Mr. s. MAYERs late Of Grass Valley, and WM. r. Coz
formerly the Broad Street Boot and Shoe store have
purchased my entire stock of Boots and shoes and would
cheerully recommend them to the public as gentlemen
every way worthy their support and would respectfully
solicit for them the patronage of my old friends and csto
mprs. G32-tfl i. j. FSfENSt Held.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-04
GROCERIES.
T. ELLARD BEANS & CO.


T. ELLARD BEANS & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, QueensWare'
Mining Tools, &c., &c.
At he old faUorite Stand Of HAMLET DAVIS.
TN the FreProof Block of Kidd and Knox opposite the
i United States Hotel, 81 Broad Street Nevada
HOTEL AND FAMILY STORES,
In every variety and of the choicest qualities
HE- GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE ~VN
September 18th, 1S56-50f
LANDEKER d GATZERT,
DEALERS
Groceries and Provislo ms,
TZEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL SUPPLY OF
N all articles suitable for the Market, in their
Fire Proof Building, on Commercial st.
Where they will be happy wait upon all that visit them
j. s LANDEKER resides at the Bay, where he is con
sany purchasing for the house here and no efforts shal
be spared to always keep on hand full assortment of the
best quality which will be sold at a PROFIT.
RE- GOODS DELIVERED FREE ga
Call and see for yourselves j. s LANDEkEk
Nevada, Sept ls56-4S-tf BAILEY GATZERT,
BUY FRESH HEALTHY FLOUR!!
THE NEVADA FLOUR MILLS ARE MAKING THE
best Flour IN this State
EINFRS and others who wish good Flour, will do wei
INl to enquire for that made the above Mill Nearly
all the merchants keep it for sale.
FOR SALE AT
Ground Barley.
IIiddlIngs,
shorts,
And Bran.
46-tf W. j. TILLEY.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-04
JESSE S. WALL & BROTHER,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES AND PROVISION


GROCERIES, AND PROVISION
Miners Supplies Preserved Fruits, Liquors, &c.
No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada.
JIAVING completed ire-proof building, we are
now receiving the largest Stock o Goods ever brought
to this place Having plenty of room, and being secure
against fire it is our intention to keep on hand at all times
a full assortment Of all articles to be found in similar esab
lishments which win he sold to Miners and Families
On the most Reasonable Terms.
Our Stock consists in part of the following assortment Of
Family Groceries, &c.
500 Or Sacks Flour; 5000 Lbs. s. c. Hams,
1000 Lbs Potatoes; 100 Blbs Flour;
5000 Lbs, Hams; 5000 Lbs. Side Bacon
5000 Lbs Goshen butter / 900 Lbs. Lard;
With complete stock of SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, RICE,
TOBACCO, FRESH FRUITS, HARDWARE QUEENSWARE,
&c. &c.
HSy- GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE ga
We invite the attention of Country Dealers to our large
stock of Goods As have unusual facilities for purchas
ing we are confident that sell such ters VIII
make it to their advantage to trade with instead Of
going below for their supplies
Us WALL. & BROTHER, Broad Street.
September 16. 1S56-tf.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-04

"DARKIE-DoM" IN CANADA.-We find the fol-
lowing allusion to the underground railroad''
terminus at Windsor, Upper Canada, in pleas
ant letter to the Saturday Evening Gazette. 1t
is written from Detroit, apparently 10y a lady
Windsor, which is directly opposite from De.
troit, Joins Sandwich. 1t is the commencement
of the Great Western Railroad, and the redez.
vous of darkie-dom. The place is redolent with
their misery, their unftness to take care OF
themselves. If the hundreds congreg gated there
and at Chatham, that abomnatiOn of civliza.
ton, are the result of negro freedom, | never
desire to see another negro freed. took lit
tie girl of fifteen myself from there six months
ago, as a nursery maid Her mother had the
impudence to represent herself to me as the ver-
liable Eliza Harris, of Uncle Tom celebrity
The grin of rrepressible delight with which she
consigned her child to us entire strangers and
beheld the train start which was to put some
hundreds of miles between them, seemed to me
gentle libel on those torturing partings in I'm
Gle Tom, over which have been raned such CO.
pious showers of sentiment. The girl was Civ
en- away, the same authority to be exercised
over her as though it had been monied trans
action South And the result: from the nurse
ry even now there comes a soft lullaby and il
you were to look therein you would see a small
white face in close juxtapostiOn to that black
check little clingng arms ever round her neck
and loving voices in her ear. Half starved
scantily dressed and ignorant she came to uss
When we look now upon our sable Lille, smil-
ing and happy, we smile involuntarily at the fll-
rore of sympathy which Mrs. Stowe's first book
awoke in our hearts.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-04

NEw ORLEANS New Orleans True Del
ia draws the following picture of the "Cresent
City"
Our great thoroughfares look deserted that
is the buildings thereon. Chartres and Camp
streets have many fine stores vacant. labeled
"to rent" now here in the middle of December,
the beginning of the business season. We do
not attribute this desertion to the murders al
most daily perpetrated, the outrages constantly
occurring-tis is extremely hazardous and un-
popular to do so, and why need we incur per-
sonal risks or lose pecuniary support by saying
unpalatable things-stll it is hard to witness
unmoved, these evidences of a disordered
state of the body polite, and to remain silent
spectator of occurrences that must sooner or la
ter take the bread out of all our mouths.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-04

CAsuAITY-Ye Yesterday morning, about nine
O'Clock, team in the charge of an Indian boy,
whilst waiting on the wharf to be loaded with
goods, from some cause took fright and notwith-
standing every exertion was made to quiet them.
thew became 1nmanageable, and backed off of
the wharf into the bay; the water being some ten
or twelve feet deep, the horses were drowned be-
fore assistance conld be rendered, the wagon
and harness was recovered. The team was own
ed byGeo W. Inskip.-SantG Cruz Seahnel..-s =
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-04
CHARLES w. MULFORD,

-aNTx RAT his Old Stand Main Street
X Nevada I will nav the highest prices for GOLD DUST
GOLD BARS. and COUNTY ORDERS; will procure Draia'
avabe i'm any of the Atlantic States Canada OF Euo
aranch Mint and if desired will make advances on 'h'
same. o.u,,ep =. ,,tII1pcu San
SIGHT CHECKS on DREXEI. SATfiER CHufof' 80 car
Francisco AT PAR
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-04

f. c III . It It Il,
ASSAY OFFTCE-NO 80 H.iLN STREET NEFADA'
Al Williamson 4 Taweys Banking House
COID nUST AND ORES of every description asssyel
VI promptly and faithfully and returns maue III "o'
six TO twenty four hours--in Bars or Tom ,.r.o
~ guarantee my Assays and viii pay any M
that may arise in the same with the Assays oil any oil TIT
L. s. Minis. ,,, ,e No,.oda
aS- Refers to any of the Gold Dust Buyer' Oh Ne'"'
and vicinity. Io-u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-23
GELS k.RsH
JEWELHY STORE.

Second street, between Main and Johnssn.
l. ANI Ing Just re urned from the kxst,
Il respectfully cali the attention. Of NY
friends, and the public generally to my W.
newand nsstock Of watches jsweliy, silver and
plated wars, fancy geods, ae..
watches.
Fine gold duplex magic, patent aud detaehco
lever watches, silver patent and detached ieyeu,
and 'Epines of all kinds andqualities.
JeWetry.
Ladies plain gold mosaic, cameo and enAMslied
earrings and breast pins, ladies' and ch.ldrcn's
gold and jet bracelets, ladies and gentSs gold
chains, pencils aad pens, gold and diamoEd hAger
rings gold aud silver thlmbles, gent gola breast
pans, STUDS, collar An sleeye buttons, gold, silver,
steel snd patent spectacies pocket, table AID des-
sert cutlery, anuscissors.
SILVER Ware.
In whiehline intend mol TO be Surpassed b. any
store west north OF ST. Louis, via silver table,
desert and tea spoons sugar, cream, nus-
tafd ana salt spoons, butter and Fruit ver
ana plated napkin rings, ac-
Plated Ware and Fancy GOU0s.
Plated nnd britannia tea sets, castorsi fruit ana
cake baskets candl lestieks, pearl and shell pocket
books, anu III tact everything pertaining to ny
line.
genera assortment Of CLOCKS Of Ihelatsst at
terms nd best make, all warranted 10 keep good
time.
Watchcs and Jeweli, repaired in the most
workmanlikt manner, anu at the shortest notice.
my6-di9 JJL1s GEIstk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-23

I =. -. G. & en-
/ fnAkE pleasure IL announcing 10 the LAWYERS
! 1 Justieys Of the Peace, and business men 81
| Iowa, that inmeiiitey after the next session Of
tbs Iowa LegisiA are they will sue new
Enlarged a areatiy Improved EAl.
sion.r the Code ~ Iowa.
II will eentaia the Code, all the general lavy
passed since ,h Code, also thasa oi th, coming
session OF he Iowa Legislature The New C.nstitr-
tion, and all the aats VI MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN
and low affecting land les.
References ali tho decisions uf he0sUPkEME
COURT or MICHIGAN, " WIstu uNs n and IOWA
touch ng any Of the laws of this Sta,., as also IN
the matter af practice To thvsc ascisio.s Of INV
XIX ard 9th r States vi ieh rrsy be II yaue nm
der our sssteir.
The work viii be prepared ty CHARLES Rem
DARWIN, OF BURLINGTON, IONA, and vill
be furnished to the bar al the low price III AVE-
dol iars per cory. II Viii vi. vi sOe sup~r
hoyal Pages. Printed std bound 10 the bc,t ~, ie
81 tho artthe inaex win be con ,ioie and c..pious
aud VI shall copy hs main teatuses Vi ths Quo
STATUTES regards Marginal Notes, &C., max
ing the wurk Vt great yaiae to tue profe, sion
and business men ei the stare.
Our plan has already Received the approvaI ~
JlDdE STOCKTON sad other eminent JuYists.
Persons wishug oop,seg til. work win pie sse send
their names to once.
= J. l.. CUksE 2 son, Bovkseller,.
octsddWn Hngiinytsn IA, Iowa
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Third-s.., one door ssuthof Main, Keokuk Iowa.
ssS.ca41as ssS. !. lEa. Lat. Of Albany. NJ.
(SOkADC110N6nAdsis all pAYts OF the West, and
~ promptly rsnittsd on day Of payment At eur
rent ratss.
BAak Of the State Of New York, MY.
-. Blake, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, N. Y.
Lyman Chaplin, Albany, N. Y.
nfastas Cofning Co., AlAany, NY.
Hon. J. 10. +: :Schoel9aft, Pres tconn lBAnk, Al
bAay, N. Y.
Thes. ". 0ieott, Prss't Mschanlcs, 4 Farmer
Bank, Albany, New York.
dilSsrtL. Wilson, ASS 'tTrsas. N. Y. Central r.
y. Co., Albany.
Iho0pson Co. 3 Exprsss, Boston.
hen. horstioSeynosr, Utica, NY.
Iron Bank, Fall, Village, Conn.
Marine Baak, Buffalo, N. r.
!ao. H. lee : Co., bsaksrs, Buffalo, NY.
Mieeigsn IusaranesOe. HANK, Detroit, Mich.
aert.s Baak, Chisaso, Ills.
\. u. Barch I Co., CAiAso.
BANK Of Conn merss ,Afivaukse, Wis.
Mortimer Hall, 81. Paul, Minnesota.
dresae, Thomas &C.,, BANKERS, ,Buriin gtoa lows.
Loksr, hsnick A. Co., - q. Louis, No.
Msssrs. d. W. E. Kilbourns, ,Ksokuk, Iowa.
Jno. Jsoob Wendeli, ,Cashie Dcmoine N /. / II. RCo.
dscl6-dly
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'HE Steamers Ben. Campbell and
= =. Mckee will compose this line
Tor the season Of 1887. Both Of these
boats beingof light draught and Of ,
great speed, msy be relied upon for making con-
nections - advertised.
The Ben. Caupbsll, l.. Dodge, Master, A. L. Nil
ief, clera leaves Montross every Tuesday, Thur
Aastsr. A. IL. Corsine, Clerk, leaves Aontrose
every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, on the arri-
VA of the packets from st. Louis, conRecting n,
burlington with trains for Chicago and Mt. Pleas
snt, IN low. a. Muscstine with the train for lows
City at Rock Island With Minnesota Packet Com.
peny steamers for aAlenA, dialogue and st Paul
ahd the trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island
hAltroAd. mnv7d1m
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FRUIT. FRUITl

AAbW - - KsNtM
Wholesale Dealers ~ coystst aHa DOm<sft,
Fruies An0 Nuts, and Connissaen
OealArs In o0Me sttc Pred ure.
No. Main Street EOKEK. IOWA.
pEIN6 connected with ths lasrest houses II
A. bostan. New erk ana Nsw urissps shov ara
enabled TO obtain their supplies fresh from thoss
markets, which they win sell AZ cheap ~ any
house in the west. The following Is list IL part
Of their stock
Oraneea, Lemons, Bananas
Pine Apples, Tamarind prunss
Dried Peaches, Dried Apples, Dates.
Dried carrants, Rnsiish Walnuts, Fiss,
almonds, Pscsns, Fnhesss,
Brasil Sutst Pea Nnts Cocoa Nnts
.cl6d1w
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Aeokuk and Hamilton HerPY.
l now the beat In the West, having Of the lsrs.
est and most convenient Ferry Boats sNoat ths
GATE CITY aud HAMILTON BELLE. which
will run regularly, and pass every enc safely ard
without deiay, itom q m. to ) 4 m. The propri-
! etors have incurred heavy expenses and intend 10
p-rseverc in doing so until every obstacle has been
overcome and their Ferry shall be the very best far
the accommodation Of the trade OF cur city.
The ttliamilton BE ie's has beer built with extra
power and superior accommodation for towing
and for pleasure excursions and will be In rsadi-
for such purpose all tin;es on short notice
IL W, SAMPLE, Presth. .AHFCo
june "a. diff
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RAILROAD TICKETS

Good for Al unlimi,sa .csgth Of time allowing
Passsuksr toetel u any point and re-
rune their journey at leisure.
Steamboat Tickets good sasil Close Of Navigation.
10Passssgers can obtaia Reliable Information
81 this OMcs IN regard 10 all Railroad Routes in
the United States and Canadas. ny
Up River Passengers leave keokuk at l0:so m.
DOWN :" a. N.
Stage goes East TO Plymouth nj a m. Sundays
excepted, connecting with the afternoon train to
Chicago.
- Passengers should secure their Tickets in
ths evening.
- -OAce open at ali hours.
J.k. TEwKSBURY,
forsigr Ticket Agent C. b. & Y. r. H. Line.
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MEONUss IIld;il Ne,IsOa,s

kEOkUS1 DIBGll SCHOOL.
/ i 1NhER the auspices OF the undersgned il IL
/ Opropofcd 70 establish an Lngiish and Cisssieal
School Of such character and aims A. shall place ii
in the highest rank among the schools Of our
| country. The rooms to be occupied by this school
Ion the corner Concert snn Fifth streets ,--ars
pleasantly situated and will be elegantly furnished
| with all he appliances oi trst class school.
Ihs school year will consist of four quarters Of
/ ten weeks each.
| Ihe general design Of this school will be TO
comL lane the advantages If home ur ,ure in phys.
ical, men and moral training with instructi ion
in ihe various departments OF Literature, Science
and Art,
There will bn secured tho services OF full corps
of competent teacher in the ancient and modern
languages, mathomati 8, The natural science,
and al the bfanches oi a thorough English edu-
cation
Toere will BE- exercises weckly in Composition
and l.iocutio
There will b. three depsrtmen,s- Primary, In
tcrmediaie and AcsdeDic.
TRIMS:
Primary Department, per quarter,........S s 90
intermediste Departm.n Mt. per quarter,.... 10 OU
Acadsinic Department, per quarter s..,.,... II 90
These rates. p, able Invariably by the middle of
the quarter, drfray the entire expenses Of tntion
in all branches not ineluded in the extra charges.
No deduction vi be made FOR absence, except in
eases Of pSotrnctsd sickness.
Pupils will be classified and promoted only
upon . thorough examination In their previous
stu0iss.
BY AlibeEal arrangement with the Faculty Of the
Medical College, pupils pursuing their studios In
fhtiosophy, ChcI.lstry or Physloiogy can have the
pFiviiegsef their Lectures and Demonstrations on
these sab cots, without additional cost.
An extra charge will be made per quarter for
instruction given In French, German, Drawing.
Painting and. Agricultural or Practical chemis-
try.
TRUSTEES.
samuel X. Curtis, Nv. Potter,
=. P.LQwe, = 8. Billings,
A. Bird enAn, W. 4. Aclsvic,
John McCuns, james +, Cox,
y Shelley, J. n, Love,
j. =. Sanford, n w. Sample.
james L. Rates.
J. n. McLANE,
ksokAk, sept. ~, Sid Principal.
0oo4Wlnss III. LsnoD.
EyOR 6aveeiag pasAEyp ieltiss, asness, lee cream
IL eeo ,}pat rpeeivea And kes aG1e II any quantity
suel6 KING ATAYL0n. Nsin-ss.
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BLAIR 4 MCINTYRE,

i ITNDEh1AkEkS, bet. Main and John
~ son sts., in the Alley, FROM I'd street,
carry on the business oi Undertaking Ia ali ita
branches They have recently made extensive sa-
ditions to their stock, and perfected their Asrane,
ments in every department
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
lmpervious to air and indestructibIe, highly erns
mented, and invaluable FOR the alton Of n
dead. - we'll ~ cofhns Of every style and hrt.h
furnished 70 order.
Hearses and Carriages furnished, and the entire
arrnngcalen,s Of the erslattended TO when re-
suired.
Keokuk Lawn. MaY IL lAa,-dlx
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nN and after W Wednesiay, August 18th, 1857,
~ Trains will run ~ follows, leaving East Bur
lington:
lst PASSENGER At s =. IN through TO Peoria,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Alton and st. Lonis, via
GAiesb4rE, Knoxville, Elm wood, Peoria. Bloom
ington. Springfield, Decatur, Terre Haute and In
dianApoiis to Cincinnati and 81. Louis. To Chicago,
vis aIesburg, Peoria, Bureau, Peru, In sale OF
tssa and Joliet slso by the Eastern Extension Pc
oriA 0Qunwka and ST. Louis, Alton and Chicago
Raiiroads aud all intermediate points.
"a PASSENGER at p. m, through to Peoria
Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis, ing all
neetions above.
FREI0HT TRAIN leaves at q. IN.
Both trains make connections through to Chi
cAgo, Cincinnati and 81. Louis, and all between
| ftAtions.
xA- Passengers leave Burlington at a.. IN.
reach st Louis same ight.
I A-Passengers leay. Burlington at p. m.
resch st. Louis next forenoon.
Through Tasets to all Eas'ern and Souther
cities can bs obtained at the Company's Office II
the Barret House, on Third st.
U. II. KELLOGG, Agent,
Burlington, Iowa.
| r. b. RossRrs, ,supt, Peoria. Lis.
/ CHAs- 4. foLLErr, Gen Ticket Agent, Peoria
/ aug1l '57dAW
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FARE FROM KEoKUE

~Passengers leaving keokuk at 7, 9, or 1880
.. m, can dine tho next day At Detroitor Toie-
do, asd dine the second day In New York, or take
supper u Boston, ma king the trip from Keokuk
TO New York in - hours; Boston in 81 hours -
Quickest tine ever made.
Lseving keokuk at The same inc, passen-
gers reach 0aiena or Dunleith next NOR min to
srsskfsst, Chicago next mnpiug at Sis O'Clock,
Cincinnati next day at 10 p. m, ~ without
change Of cars from Chicago.
SClose connections made in Chicago With all
Rastsrn Trains.
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nisselusien.

vgvHE Co Partnership heretofore existing be-
X tween tns suS.el iSels, uAlsl iAu u Al4s AAs
arm Of Fsrrar A HainsA, Is thls day dissolved b
mutual consent. Robert 3 p. Q. Haipes viii con.
time Ia tho business, and sign the name OF the
nrm in liquidation. They will also settle al 80
counts Of the late firm, and kil debts doe II nant
b. paid them. II. 3. fAkhAR,
ROBERT HAINES.
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FOX 4 OTLEI,
Civil EnginooxD ana 6uTvoyoYs.

C1vA 1ne1ne0xD ana surveyors.
4 FFkR their services to their friends and Gus
otomsu in every department of their profession.
Having the original 1sid notes and plats OF sur
veys, they will lay out lots in any part of
excspt within the old city linits) also, new addi-
tions toun plsts and osaatry surveys, Near or re-
nots They will also execute draft y and plans
In any reqwiredsiyle and underta
ing Of the same. Being both expert encsd Railroad
Rngineeu,-ant having plenty Of new and supe-
rior iastrsmenta,--thsy will Also make prelinary
surveys locations, estimates, &c for Railroads nd
other public woeks, superintcn nd and meas ure ma
sonry, bridging, earthwork, DC.
Oece on 6eeond-st., opposite the Athsneum.
Jaly26d
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ER 4 - 4 q lGK II. M q Ols H.,
OF BOSTON,
AR HIT e CT

2 ATE pArtAer Of VIM. Wuhburn. Architect Of
II American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Hsssss and fremont Temple, Boston, Wood Ho-
tel, PoTtiandj Bay State House, Worcester, and
nsny other hrst ciass public and private baiidings
Throughout the country, having located ia keokuk,
~osld inform the public that he prepared TO fur
nish Designs. Plans, Detail Drs~ings, epsci6ea-
lions and superintendspee for Churches, School
Heasss, Hotels, Stores, dwellings. and public aud
private buiidings VI ALL kinds with promptnss and
accuracy.
All the modern improve ements such 40 W arming,
Lighting, Ventilation, Ac, adopted in the East-
err cities, will be especially provided for - re-
quirsd-
SrOmce in sample'spe~ building on Second
street, betwee Mainland Johnson
Jan. IA, '57-dly y. Ii. MOORE.
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W. n. RICE,
A RcHITECT. Once in Kilbourne's Block, on
"A Asin-st., bet. I'd and Sd, Ksokuk, lows.
febSS-d
asnaS 3. cuRrIs. sAn'Ls. cuErIl
CURTIS 0A OTHERS,
19rveyeSs $50 Land Agents.,
COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY IOWA.
RkSRa 70
WI MsAipine, C. E., New York.
4 II. Tracy,
AdAms I Huokinehan, :"
Hon. Chas. Mason, Washington City.
Hon. d. Gordon, North Carolina.
Hon. J. S. Orr, South Carolina.
Hen. r. @. Wright, New Orleans.
3. V.Pspin Dsether. st. Louis.
Scarritt Mason, -
Capt. J. n. Pritchard, 4"
T. Sharp, Cash, lndianapolis, Ind.
II. B. CARTS, Nj. Vernon, Ohio.
Hon. 1am'l h. Csrtis, Ksokuk, Iowa.
Chas. Parsons Co.,
Hatsh Thompspn,
Clarke, 0uthris Stnrges, Buffalo, NY.
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KAHm vs. kmEnar

kASm W. kAEDAT.
The Drag and Medical Deres ~
A. -. nnONsoN = CO.,
Il AS ~ ell times full asaostnsnf Il ~ - =.
/ = ticlss helon einx 10 tho ussls.
Prescriptions carefully eonpsuntsd u a keaGs.
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Keokuk Marble Works.

6eokuk Marble Works,
NO. .l.RSTABLISHED 1850,
ThirA street, bst. MAIN 4 ~ lonA en- .
JNo. BAWDEN 4 BRO,
MANUrACTURERS OF
GRAVE STONES, MONUMENTS, BURIAL
VAULTS, NANTES, Table and Pier Tops. and
Y every description of Plain and Ornams mental
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-23
Sligo and Tyrone Iron Store,
No. 2Gs NORTH Sci tOND-ATkEET,

ST. Louis, MO.
THE above celebrated brands Of Iron ar manu-
luetaitd by Lyon, shorb Co. alone, of Penn
syiyania, who, under one infringement, supervise
every process cf conversion from the ore TO the
nnishsd bar, and with the Of charcoal as a
tuei Under thesam style they conduct an Age1-
ey Houss in st. Louis where IL kept constantly on
hand very large assortment Of the shose brands,
eteiG bar and bundle Of which is dinctiy mar X ed
with the name '.sligo" or Tyrone" 10 declare
of these irons are we'll known, and merchapts, ma
ehinists, and iron workers generally, who require
An honest, reliable article, will certsinls lind IL an
advantage TO make trial Of them.
The 81. Louis House IS nowsuppliedwith fresh
assortment, made with special csre, which they Of
Ter TO dealers with every confidence in Its charxe
ter. LYON, sliokB 4 CO.,
sligo and Tyr one Iron store,
No. 26s North Second ST., st. Louis, Mo.
GEo. ID. HALL. Agent. Tap3 OsiA won