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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16

A KANSAS CcuRr.-Judge Lecomptc of
Kansas, is trying Emery, the murderer of
Phillips, for that crime. Phillips was free
state man and was brutally shot in cold blood.
Emery has been rewarded by an appointment
in the territorial land Office. On the Jury
that is going through the motions of trying
him. arc Col. Paine and Col. GARRISON, both
under indictments for murder and robbery.
This is according to the legal maxim that a
man should be tried by his peers The prin-
clpal is not however applied to free state
men. The rufiians fill the jurics with their
own men. With Judge Lecomptc on the
bench and select jury of murderers and
thieves, and the governor standing ready to
enforce their decisions with the whole power
of the general government, the ruffians ought
to do nearly as we'll for themselves as when
practicing the more perilous calling of high
waymen and burglars.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD Srock.-
Among the assets of Hazard, the defaulting
clerk OF Whitney, Fenno & Co.. was six hun
dred shares Of the stock of the Vermont Cen
tral Hallroad Company 1t is rather singular
that IN all such cases of late this stock appears
TO De at the bottom of the matter Does a
de1auitlns trader commit suicide. the shares
OF TINS road are found upon his body: if
rogue is pursued and unprecedented, he is
.ound to have invested share of his plumber
IN Vermont Central Railroad stock but. far
worse IN too many cases. the poor widow and
orphan have lost their all in the total and ut
Ter cxtlnguishment Of value in tho stock Of
this road -T',c.<V<
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16

RAFFLING FOR BABY. A woman re-
Gently left an infantat the Minnesota House.
Dunleath. and the landlord being over at
Dubuque few days afterwards. mentioned
the circumstance in the hearing of couple
of gentleman. who, though each had wife
had never been blessed with little RESPONSE
bilities, whereupon each of them requested
the pleasure of adopting the little stranger.
Almost quarrelfollowed.a and they finally adj
iusted matters by rafting for the baby. If
the man who didn't draw the prize viii send
on his address. We think he can be supplied
by some people in this neighborhood. who
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16

The NATIONAL HOTEL MAlADY.-The in
tcrest manifested in this singular and mystic
rious disease, so far from diminishing. seems
to have increased. Doctors disagree Some
attribute it to poison administered in the
food. and others scout the idea. and point to
the city sewers as the primary cause. This
latter should have much consi.''>, rat;on. a, it
is a'cert'::.:.ed that those pc..,ons who had
NJ, or left their widows open 50 as to freely
vcntllatc their rooms. were not affected bv
this epidemic. 1t is now believed by some
that the current of air which has of late pass
cd from the sewer into the cellar and from
thence been distributed over the house by the
registers, has acted as blood poison
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16
q The case of Rev. George B. Jewett. for

y The case of Rev. George B. Jewett, for
merly professor at Amherst College, against
the Concord Railroad Co., to recover DANA
ges for personal injuries received by him, by
collision between train of cars on that
road, at Nashua, New Hampshire, and his
chalse, was put on trial before Mr.. Justice
Thomas, Of the Supreme Court, at Salem, on
Tuesday. 1t will be rccollectcd that at the
time of the accident, in 1855, Mr.. Jewett,
with his wife and son, was crossing the track,
when they were run into by freight train,
and the son was killed, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jewett very seriously injured. The damages
are laid at $4,000.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16

DARTMOUTH CoLLEGE-Thc Annual E.x-
animation at Dartmouth College will COM
mcnce July 90. and continue through the
week. Class DAY. July 2S: Orator. +. C..
Brabblc-Poet. ii. W. Chronicler.
d. \. Crosby-Prophet, c. L. Milliken. On
the evening of the 2Sth. Prof Park of the
Andover Theological Seminary will address
the Theological Society. On Wednesday.
there will be an Grafton before the Phi Beta
Kappa Society by Hon. II. J. Raymond of
New York and before the United Literary
Societies an Grafton by G. W. Curtis. Esq.
of New York, and Poem by j. G. Sake. Esq.
of Burlington. Commencement. July 10
Concert BY Dodworth's Cornet Band, We'd
ncsday evening, July %.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16

Of the long interview which followed, that
men and women can be truly friends"
"No, indeed !" she smiled and looked down,
1.-THE though was a snare and delusions'
The brook, which had paused to hear her
answer, raised peal of laughing little voices,
and tumbled down the glen; the trees whis-
pered among themselves; stir of buoyant
life went through the forest, and the land
scape stretched out before US, glad as if it
had been decreed that there should he ever
lasting spring.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16
Che Californian.
BY c. N. STOKE & co.
St. JobEsbary, May l6, 1857.

u 1t will be the aim of the conductors of THE
CALIFORNIAN to give the News in an attractive
form and in its season; to make an interesting
and elevatng Family journal; to discuss public
affairs with independence and vivacity; and to
reflect the common New England sentiment against
the great Wrong of Slavery
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16

70 There was revolt in the New York
State Prison on Sunday morning last, and but
for the presence of mind and energy of the
officers, large number would have escaped.
1t was altogether the most formidable and
daring attemptto escape on the part of very
large number of the prisoners that has occur
red for many years.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16

IL A gentleman of Cincinnati is in DOS
session OF the names of all the liquor dealers
In two streets of that city for the last fifteen
years. There were sixty-seven in all, of
whom tifty-threc are dead, and forty-six of
them died drunk.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16

Al.HEN.iNiC.-Ihc New York a!dernl,..
are peculiar folk OLE et them Is under II
dirlmcnt fer creating IN election riot: a..o-!i-
cr has three or four indictments for acts ii
brutal NioIcncc-onc oi them upon woman;
i third is not Vet acquitted OF Il charge O:
bribery and corruption: three others are hnoun
to be illegally interested in as many different
corporation contracts: and Il seventh. the eel
cbratcd alderman l:ullmcr pcrurcd himself
last tall by declaring over his Signature tha-
he saw Colonel Fremont attend Irish mass
when the records proved that al that very
time the Pathfinder was on his WAY TO Eu-
rope.
THE ISyISCIRIFs.-A woman viii ncyr-
acknowledge to defeat lou may conqucr
her. YOU may bring her on her kncys-you
may wave over her head the very fag Of yic-
tory-but still she willnot acknowledges !
beaten. In the SAME WAY that there are rc!lc..-
men who will not admit to the present tal
that they lost the battle OF Waterloo.
WORST THAN TIE SrIEITS-Wat Eckma,i.
of Hamilton County. Ohio. was put in cot
fin. jolted Two miles IN wagon 10 = church
put through Il funeral sermon. and WIS about
to be clappcd uI;;.cr ground. VIXEN the mourn
erS were Startled bv strange noises in the COT
fin. On opening il then lost friend was alive
and kicking. with the blood flowing freely
from his mouth. The next day he was Wei
enough to walk about
- RIO Janciro is Just now in lis sickli,>,
season. and the yellow fever Is carving ~
from twenty to thirty foreigners daily besides
leaving several sick in the hospitals: rcc>-
less foreigner III writing home about il >ay>:
You will agree with me in thinking ;..,
it would be pretty poor speculation lor .aI
company TO insure my life. and. as nv occ,.-
pations keep me ont Of doors. exposed TO The
sun. YOU NAV expect before long. TO ste n!
obituary in the papers.
\ "QUE>TIoN OF PRIVILEGE -Thc oh.'
State Journal cites an instance of parl-amcl'-
tarv privilege" which is not laid down IN
any of the manuals. \ member oi the House
of Representatives of that State. rose ana
said =" w. Spcak,r: rise 10 question
of privilege. have been abused hy the ONO
Statesman consider it great privilege -
be abused by that paper.
\ MANS TENprRNE>S.-An absent Wit :
thus called upon to return to bed and hoar".
- Jane. YOUR absence viii ruin all. IhlnN %
YOUR husband: Your parents: Your chila;t:2-
Return: all may be well: happy NJ a'H
rate enclose the key of the cupboard ~h'ir
the gin i>.T
\ FAIR HIr-Nr Choa;c writes hand
which has been compared TO the autograph
Of q scycntccn-lcggcd spider just craw!cd o.,
of an inkstand An exchange SAYS W
are informed that Hon. Rufus Choate VIII h'
sent to China-not. however. hy the govern
ment as Minister Pcnipotentiary. but ina; NJ
has been engaged at large salary to go 10
Canton. where he will " employed "a ''fr"-
ing teo-rhests' 1t is said that ms peculiar
STYLE of chirosraphy will enable him to put on
those interesting hierogl.phic> At muCh
cheaper rate than the Chinese painters can d"
it."
The greatest organ in the world,
some old bachelor SAYS. q" the organ OF spec"
- naitrf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16

The BrRnElI MURprR-Thc trial Of Mrs.
Cunningham. in New York city. for the muir
der of Dr. Burdell. has resulted in her trivm-
plant acquit,al. i:ckcl. too, has been set at
liberty upon his personal rccognizancc. and
will probably be finally discharged next week.
All the evidence points to some outside ere
my as he murderer Of tn Doctor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16

CORREsPONDINCI.-We solicit voluntary COM
munications from all parts of the country upon
matters of interest. q Items of Ners, in par
ticular. will be thankfully received.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16
Rules for Restoring the Drowned.

EY MARSHALL HALL " H.. I. L. :.
The following rules are the result OF hall
Il years investigation of apnna and a>phyxi;
"A subject which propose to prosecute sill
further, knowing that truth only comes d:
long continued labor and research. | wi>i
especially to put To the test of careful expert
ment the correctness of the dogma that. if
the heart has once ceased to beat. It's action
can never be rc>torcd-a dogma calculated
to paralvzc our efforts in many cases IN which
hope may not he totally extinct
FirSt-Treat the patient instantly oil the
spot. in the open air. except in severe wealth
er. freely exposing the face, neck and chest 10
the breeze
Scrond-Scnd with all speed for medical
aid. and for articles of clothing. blankets. &c
Third Place the patient gently on the
face. and with one arm under the forehead. 50
that any ti.;id> may flow from the throa: and
mouth: and without loss of time -
Ito ENCITE RESPIRATION
Fourth-Turn the patient on his side. and
-tl>t)-apply snuff or other irritant to the
uo>trils (2dl-dash cold water on the face.
previously rubbed brisk Y until it is warm.-
If there be no success. again lose no time {:
but
Ito INITIATE RESPIRATION.
Fifth-Replace the patient on his face ::
when the tongue will fall forward. and leave
the entrance into the wind-pipc free then.
Sixth-Turn the body gently but complete
". on the side and little beyond. when III
>piration will occur.) and then on the face.
making gentle pressure along the back, (whcn
expiration will take place. alternately: these
measures must be repeated deliberately. eff
GENTLY, and persevcringly, fifteen times in The
minute. only: meanwhile
III-TO INDUCE CIRCULATION AND WARMTH.
Sevcntli-Rub the limbs upwards. with firm
pressure and with energy using handkerchief.
&c. for towels.
Eighth-Re-placc the patients wet cloth
ing by such covering as can be instantly pro-
cured. each bystander supplying a coat. waist
coat. &c.
These rules arc founded on physiology:
and while they comprise all that can be i'm
mediatcly done for the patient. exclude all
apparatus. galvanism. the warm bath. &c. as
useless. not to say injurious. especially the
last of these and all loss of time in removal.
&C.. as fatal.-Lonlon Lancet.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16

The American Anti->lanery Tract >oci,,y
commenced lis annual session this morning:
Mr.. Garrison presided. and introduced 4 -
riv> OF resolutions 81 the usual d,.munciatpr1
character. Speeches We're made LIZ lev l.
VI. liig@in>oli. Wendell Phillips. P~rkcr i'il.>-
bury. Lucy Stone Blackwell. and others. Ih,-
annual report shows the receipts 10 haze been
So. lG2.G6: expenditures. .;;;3;.s.o.l2. The
Meeting continues tonight ard tomorrow.
The anniversary meeting Of the American
and Foreign Christian ;.;on VS. held t,-,!;.,
The annual roper, Shows h&lsrce IL l..
T:ca~vry c: @i.l1l. and >.c~As Il III :rs>-
poc.> n foreign md home departments a.
more encouraging than ever before.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16
1900

Ri. Nh. }ii-.J.>'s H.NINi>>.-T4-
W->.crl: l-:>;;-,; Advocate thus r,a.i,> l.
question II a o"rr,~..r,.den,. Gan VOC l..
NJ now tx Ecy William Il: ~. ,.rl 'yc.,:.c
blind. i says
Tie circumstances CORRECTED Nh liz.
lp>> Of NJ Nll,.;...i'> sight were ot thc ;no>t
a@.-raya;in- nature. ard mus n,oNc cEor.
heart with .nUic.', ;ion :, thc l.lI;-i c.a>,.
and with sympathy :or Tie H;ci;:n. NAe'
box q. iivc years. one Of his eyes l,c.,ae
slightly affected in >s,l. manner a l. H.
quire treatment from physician IL. -
I'VE wish We knew his name VS. Accordingly
called. and Will applying a c;'.>jic pc,na-.-
ton the hoy WINGED and cried. - would h.
y,ry natural .ur : child under such c;rcc;a-
>tanc>>. whci, The physician became cara-,a
and crushed the little fellow lc;wccn IL
knees. and ",rS5.} To- b",si"y ca',,tir a. IL
,y,< ond ds~'roE.j his <,..m rortrsr!F
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16

tS General Scott has accepted an invita-
ton to be present at the inau guration of the
statue Of Warren. IN Bunker HE'D. Juncl,,th
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16

SUGAR FROM THE SOFT MAPI.E-L. W
Bliss. Of Fair!ee, writes rs follows TO the An
rOra -
"on the 10th Of the present month, tam
pea half dozen soft maple trees, uhe Rn-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16

SwEET.-Mr. Geo. Ranney of this town,
made the past season, $50 lbs. of thick, nice,
maple honey from 800 gallons of sap.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16

FIRE-The American House and two stores
at Rutland, were DESTROYED by fire
on the 9th. 1t was the work of an inccndia-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16
Local and State Matters.

New ADVERTISEMENTS of Real Es-
tate-Kimball, Gilchrist g. Co. Farm for
Sale-M. Child. New Dry Goods and Car
peting-E. Jewett. New Goods, Groceries,
&c-S. Jewett. Carpets-N. E. Carpet Co.
Drugs and Medicines j. c. Bingham
Found, Liberation, Legal Notices, List OF
Letters, Harness Shop. F. Laducer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-16

UNITED STATES OFFICERS IN VERMONT
The appointments for Vermont being now
completed. we give our readers. in compact
form. a list of the officers of the United States
Courts in this State. from its admission into
the Union till the nrcScnt time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-25

DSsasnAae was1ae - oa1e.
or - - g W, 49, -. $3.50 !. ~, J.
d. Gs1iiaSa 90 slnsy, niiss lssa o. lssnsl
800. 19e1n1n11D . lASID MID hoase viii esed
01l4s aAstoopas larD cd ethsr sst houssss Will
0116Se1 nsASiy II aaAse fsess ~ u esol sta1s
Z ". ~. :. = ~ !. ~ s. ...s
A.seees lasn e ~ assa. fsse niiss fssn
Esskak, . Milo u Wssssv. With essd frsns hssss,
Nm, - b.ildlap, Ass orchard e., Ter. veil in-
lfevsA. nth 80 pssssstisa Il psaa1!s I'D tinr
80. 8 -. 81 IL q. =. .s.s.s =.
uasattsd upj = ~ ssae. - hsns ~ ~ swnss,
~ - u hsslGA Ssqsfsss sse>A9a climate. The
aSsvs will y 49, M 49, nstssals tsrns.
Aiss, - sssss = $500 sa.sis, .sil Iapssvsd,
a.. vi i:S.s.sz sis nj si,.. Is: ..l.
fsesasges, ss61aiaiag ~ $3.50, - sxss ainbse.
Alses a1asn esnaa1siag ~ sssss, oeesFn ~
proved ea1a9ee hsss1ly dahsssl, nilss from
1: ss.:ss - = - izia,.s J RANKIN.
I 01B u, Il, q q q bis1k q, - linls. Ans-
Y y 49, sesss, dlsaaaay spssssss the
Lei q, hlssk 81 ~ Intass ess.sr stA 49, Cs-
Asssesssss. vsom lssaiao. 1sfns nodsrate.
Lets u - =, 49, y, = xsiA-ss., near aa'
Va 4 i,sle, slsek %, Mals-ss.
Lsts lan1 :, ssssa p, On III ssswssa DAak -
-. !. IA. ~ |. .,,..,.. p...ss...
o." Il AasssS Lsvs A..
Pan q Lsts ) ~ :. Mock ia, old linih.
Lot 3, blssk lis.
~: i: j. x : Z: ~. A:s ). ,...
soad. Jer sale BY SAMPLE s RANKIN.
!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-25

SAia o. P1Asos.-A sunbR u Riaoee VIII
y oasssd y aastioa this nsssiae q 10
osasek = - rooas u Kss6ali, Howe 4
@. Ihs svnss viii give sasisfastosy -.
faaty % psfshassss. IL Sssue ~ IN
eassas1 balAass hpo Aya TAsy ~ -
ssfsbsa - ssssses6 Piaaos, lssn - ~
NV Xefk nasseAsssssss, ~ YIN ~ ~
vssssss sasssvs. = 49, hafd ttnes, ~
VII probably g. = : low agsrs, ~ ~
shas asy = : shanss - 81 - fss -
song"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-25

= q 3 3 = r q o o D 81
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
sToDDARD 4 HAYWARD,
Second-st., bet. Main and johnson,
E0KUK...... ...... IOWA.
"OuLD respectfully solicit the citizens Of
w keokuk and vicinity to call. and examins
TIE Largest, Finest, and mos Complete
Asso rsmemt - Mubber GooAe
'0ne an y STATE for public Inspection.
lected Stock, adapted TO the
Country and City Trsis,
consisting in part Of
vutcanIEed and aelarinsA
CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, SANDALS, SOLEIN0
AND CEMENT, GLOVES, MITTS,
WAGON APRONS AND COVERS. WHIPS.
HORSE COVERS,
Tesfs, 0sr Cases. ysests and csts Bselrs end pstf,
Csniesm,, 7ravsisns asa saddle sags.
Air Work.
LIFE PREsERrERs, BEns, PILLOWS AND
CUSHIONS.
Druggists Articles.
srSs9n, Pesariss, &C., E'csHc (e,es snx Dvs,ta
Stafioners' Rubt<r Ayficlss.
ELASTIC kINGsAN HANDS.
Toys.
Dole, Balls, Wallets II Tobacco poucAoa
Lndiss' Dvess Shields and Aosps,
Machine Betting,
HOSE AND HOsE COUPLINGS.
Rsbber Tubing, Car, Wagon aud Carriage sppinss.
Brick Makers Apron Cloth, sieam Paekisx.
Piano and Melodecn Covos..
Vulsanin Artlcits, India Rubber Csnbs, Rsvaer
aad shut flasks, Tape Asspnres, Pen ana
Pencil Cases, Canes, knles, Corkscsvvs,
Buttons, Castor Hoils, Cigar Cases,
Tanblsss, Maxim Kings, Epameisd Cloths, 10.
Importers Of
Eng lish and French Elastic Braids, Cords. W~hA.
ing Statesmen, rusgisss's and
Surgeons Articles, md
pGALxRA N
Esery Yarieiy Of India Rubber and Cxssa
Perch0 Goods,
Which weoGes ~ Lcwsst Market Rates.
Orders from The interior will b. faithfully and
pssuvtly exscutsd. tmayidkwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-25
R1E111 "a -.
xskE ue3ASu

i IavAsTIN0 oDuTs,
rAira ssssss, sss. MAIN = ssAassa,
I. OFFER F0R SALE
Lot I, BAH, sssnsr ~ and 1loa3ses.
Lsh ssaA I, IL lis. corner ssA asA lidss.
Lot =, BIZ u, cor. 7th ssd BlosAsaa.
efsst ~ -, % Mais, bsawssa lltA snd i1tA.
iot II - ! Of Lot II ID BIZ iss, sos.er 9th and
johnson.
Lot ;, BIZ - In K. Add, on Carol, between 18th
and 18th.
~ BY s<fsst On 7th a.. nesr MAia, rear ends Of
lots cd Z. Blk ~, With frsss dwelling.
Let ., In BIZ eo--vssy cheap sssy.
Z Lots ~ b ~ H., corner Of l3tA - Dee
AeiAss sts. Very siisihiy issassd for resides
| sss-terns easy.
- by r. fsst on sth street., between Main and yeAa-
1 son.
- fsssoT The west side sf Lots. Blk 50, Johnson
4 st., 81. "a and 9Th.
nsnbsr u Lots In Mslrose, . nIles out, on the
/ r., f. .. AM.R.R.
Afevyssy Assissble hsiidins sitss on the Missis-
sippi, In the bsasttfal tosa Of csssaa.
Un4ivided Aalf u LssA So and 10, Blk 20, In
Kilbssnes Add.
Lot i. M 20. Ks1Ao.,.s,. Aad
-. 80 /. NJ { 49,. .as
| Ayen.e -asy.s ve,, ...y.
! nwrrrrNc non cA,r
| r.-...--.s,- -,
near 10th 1t.
Brick house % ExchAngs street, between III and
sth-troenA. basement, c.tlsr and sist.rn---will
= 'ola 's', .ss.p.
| ,os-. Z s. - =
go
s,oo-. h...-.., 80. 49,. .s 49, "''-
L.,.x s NJ q :. i. rr,s... a.,
I...s ~ ! 8 - rs ".a'
I
Aos y No. -. 9S
| Diosk ~ md lots IN hloek 10s
| 10 I've ae,e hats re., n.,,,... .ar.,..s,.
| - ...s..s.. .---.-.. 49, -.
ssss,
Los IN bleek Is, on Cedar. sstwess ssA and I'll.
Lot IN hlssk ~, somsr II Dss Msinss street aad
Lsyee.
80 - % iot ~, oloch %, In Nafons Lower
/ addition.
Lot I, block sol on Nai..,,
=. osos1 =, 1oAssoa-'t., between Sd and 9TH.
- ~ i'o II on Main, bstwssn 9th > eth ~.
Lot In block s. corner Of Water ana Rrch.n... -.
| Lot in q. ira 10 !, 49, 8
-, ~
wy isei' being rear ends Of lots 10, II and Il,
| In block -. fronting on Fifth stsret.
| 20 bv So fset. e.rn., a . ~ R,,..a...
' ''s'S".
| !
two story brick dwelling on the corner Of s.h
| and Rsak streets. With good sisters. collar
| harr. II.
| v.rv
VEA DESIkABLE FARMSll
$50 Acres near Summi.v;,l. a. I'D, t,ar p,...
.ss 49,. =. 80
9's acres on esfing Prairie, IL miles from Keoksk
sd.iraSly adapted 10 .sri.an.y..
/ 6<O Aares s...;a, "a -. -,
/ fron Charlest = 4 hm.s. ]
orchard; $50 ser.s under cai,;..,;an y. W.
80 .. 'o.a P p1sssai Road il .,.. !,
With SOC fri. trees s,es log house 100 .ers
4 feb0- dsn
| = ACRES Of siaa l.sd directly op,s:,.. Main
se..s.asng visw q Ksolsh, wsr.sw
sissippi River. Them i Railroad 10 eourse o,
scsstrsetion q the foot u the bluf. s.This /,
s.ssf ~ ansst locations for il
81 s, ..:s -. !, Ii. 80. =.
nsighborhood. all ander cultivation, good orckAst
ct psach sad apple trees, frame houses, stabl,
H., good vsiis with chain panps,
ssl.ivaiisn il good nell hood and i.peovsi
With good new frane house with rooms. stables
Ac.,3 wells With chain puaps, is er 20 asses i
n meadow, - very desirable farm.
Aise 20 acres choice land - nilss from the riv
Also se.srs, nile, from .As river partly i.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-25

WE have also, four sises Of vRar uKAvr,
w Plate Stove which will prodsse = powsrful
heat.
prsms Of every dimension constantly ON hand to
al box and coal stoves, 1t "a AAin-st.
aps3-d CQMSTOCK BRO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-25

xXJE have Oral, Round and Oetagon Stone snd
w Charcoal furuGccu, very e0uye nislt for IRON
ing and hsoiliag purposes, ~ n Eain-tt.
spr3-d CUMkTulK BRO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-25

A NEW and improved pattern, with wide ard
"A heavy bstton eylindss, shaks grats and ysnti-
once Be eoneedsd that Il b the bsst csnstSaet<A
Coal Burner now n ~. We have, slsc, . plaiA
COal W0H0or.
Of very nest dssign, and Il has hseu we'll tested.
sprs.d COMsTocK ! DR0..