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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
10 FURNIrURE AND oEDAR-wARE MANU-


THIN subscriber having Just Errired IN THIS cay WITH
commission from one q the aFgcst Ptano Forte and
Farniture wAre-fe5ns the city u Msnphs anxious
te aaks arran e aras befal terns, wih Manuac
Fprnure CeArEAre, Cor aspppiy q every
tIee he shove hoe Re has. aiso whAt y Styled
ssNs pfas Je % the WaY ~ Abor-sEving mafhurs 20
ftis Il nrefy article, ana 'cie1rs the kc1ena u
every stinx hcretato ntroueed 10 thia hbe h nos
ready f8f ne manufacture q shousaad
these machIaee Nbh hais DESTROYS o. kaTnx ceafrctsa
ua9stesiAy. iss coaaiy "a his, s Middle reunsssss
ior ale.
TIE usdersigned car Be 81 Raon Ne. - ely Eotsl
0g Ne days, any bebrs 10 ecloek A..
or aasr eoctock y. n. X. q. ArD8u6AlL,
frbl8 AFrrs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
Napoleon at st. Helena.

w. T. BERRY s. co. have just received
NAPOLEON AT ST HELENA; or, interesting Anso-
dotes and remarkable Conversations OF the Emperor dur
the Five and Half Years Of his Captivity. Collected
from the Memorials Of Las Casas, OMeara Monholaon,
Antommscch and others By John @. Abbott With IL
lustrations. vol, svo., cloth
Extract from the Preface
The genius Of Napoleon astounding All branches %
human knowledge seemed alike faniliar to his gigantic
mind. His COnVsssOns at ST. Helena scattered through
the numrr and voluminous memorials OF those Who
CLEANED them, are replete with intensestnerest
There mind which will be nvigOrated BY fami
arty with those profound thoughts, expressed with
much glow offeeling and energy OF dction.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
FOR SALE.

TsHE HOMESTEAD % MATHEW NkLsos p@ -
/ vas ,r.et h beautifully situated on ne ~ 49,
R-s,s ~ lfss non SazhxR, and !. Known 70 ps NE
r-~s - and Ia Rutherford eoupy. 80 acres sneer
- -~I.r fnes AL IL IN calatt.ipa, - ee.eoco
s-lt ~ hs,-f HufrcAre Creek rans thfoest rs ennfs
re- Ir a. a. abanancs a sasef 4s &c =. ~, -
TAsrs are aiso naabef y perpetual II - - -
ulsas - sslE kna usil adaptsa 20 ne s'.'e-'
'sse. 49,. =, "A srauss Dsslss visA ssEsn
-. ~ ,t-ke..sss comnleis, Fn, aarn, ste,s, ese-
- tah.srtsr - b ia NAshNias - ees-s - -.
tsks pleasure in sheaips ne pfea.,s. y - ss.
80 80 = s-''-' f'sio-u L NkAkoN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
MARRIED.

On the 10th inst the residence Of A. s. Camp Esq., by
the @. d. Elliott, Mr. GEORGE LESLIE to Miss FLORA
PARKER, all Of this city.
May the union of young friends be long, prosperous
and happy
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
COTTON CORD.

consequences Of want Of stock during the winter months
and accidents 10 machinery by hre at Of prin
cpa Cotton Factories there Is only one tenth Cotnn Cord
enough made supply the orders which receive for the
article. doing the best can TO supply my customers,
In filing part Of the orders they come, turn and pub
h this way Of explanation to those who have favored
with their orders. :. n BARRETT,
Wood-Ware and Core age Dealer,
marchS-1m Cincinnati, o.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
ROARDYNG.

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE can be accommodated with
IA board application be made 20 High Street, three
ors north Of Broad 1t Is within Ave minutes walk Of
the Square, in healthy location few gsnteel dayboard
ars can he accommodated r..H +-H.err Gml2-lm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

Hon. John c. Breckenridge on taking
the Chair, to preside over the deliberations
Of the Senate, made the subjoined remarks:
SENATORS In assuming the duties Of this
station ] am quite conscious that bring 10
their discharge few other qualifications than
a deep sense Of the importance Of this body in
the scheme of the Government and q feeling
Of respect for is members. Happily my du-
ties are comparatively few and simple, and
am sure they will be made easy by perva,
ding sense OF propFsety, which viii OF itself be
sufficient 90 all occasions 10 preserve the dig
nity and deoorum Of the Senate. a
10 administering the rules which you have
adopted for the convenience Of your proceed.
ings shall often need your kind indulgence,
and / anticipate with confidence your ,forbear-
ancs towards the errors that spring from in-
experience Cherishing'tlle hope that our Of
fioial and personal intercourse win be marked
~ matuai eoufidence and regard, u look for
ward with pleasure 20 our association 10 The
performances otpublie duties
It shall be my constant aim, gentlemen OF
the senate, 10 exhibit at all time sud 70 every
memher Of ths body the courtesy and lmpaf-
tiallly which are due 30 The Representatives Of
equal StateA ~ - - saeE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
AGENCY FOR LOCATING LAND WARRANTS IN
THE NORTH. WEST.

w B. Stokes will leave between the Is. and 2osh Of
w April next for the purpose Of locating Land War
rants investing in Lands and iowa Lots IN the
OF Iowa. and the Territory Of Minnesota He
20 visit all parts o. that state and Territory ndthsooun
Try around Laks Superior City, and be proposes 10 invest
n0ney lands and locate warrants for others ~ The low
price per acre. and AZ 10 cent Invest
mentsin land and iowa property. All who desire 10
engage his services viii address him Liberty, Dek alb
county, Tennessee. THIS viii be his second trip % the
Northwest for the purposes above mentioned, aDd Ne
promises give prompt and vlant attention 10 AL bust
ness ii At may be consigned 20 him.
febi0-dNhtYwlm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
LoTs ron SALE.

A HOUSE and LOT Sammerstreet, free from tar, 81
"A feet. with new brick house.
Two Los Vine street, between SprisH and Broad.
Lot on Market street, south Nashville, on Wish Il
conlorf able brick dwelling.
Two Lots in Edgsasd Fonting the Gallstn rur1pik
near CamFbe's store.
One Lot on Al gh street, North of Jefferson street..
live Lots in Nr6aE0ck' Addition College street.
Tuo Lots in Nc iaroe as AdditiOn samner street,
For tsrms appiyto sAML CROcKErr,s
f,big No. IS College 81 Get.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
THE NASHVILLE PUBLISHING AND PRINTING
Company.

DOCKS for scrpons the Capital Stock Of this Com
ID pany, will be opened the oice CT A. " s. Lindsey
No 80 College street saturday, the 9Th inst, and viii
open frOm day 20 day, until Sufficient sum Is sub
scbed to Organise said Company, IS prescribed By the
Act ehartering said Company.
RoLFE s. SAUNDERS,
rnar4-u, Commissioner.
DOTATOES;-I0o bbs White Meshanock Potatoes,
Il 10 arrive on the steamer Rescue.
ALsO-25 Sacks Pink Eye Potatoes, TO arrive on the
marG CARTER, MCKAY co.
GLOVER SEEDS barrels Clover Seed. to
~ rive on the Seventy-six
MARI CARTER, MCKAY co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
Wanted to Hire

INoR the balance OF the year, a NEGRO BOY, between
the ages Of 70 and Isl and, also, two able bodied MEN
which the highest price viii BE- paid Those having
gIci to hire will do well to call on
Z milo Il. Il GLASCOCK, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
:. HINrN of the isles

RHIs celebrated JACK will stand the present season at
the stab es OF ". Chears, on the Frankiin aud CO.
lumba Turnpike road, half mile north Of Spring Hil,
Maury county, Tenn, and viii serve Jennet5 at $40 the
urance payable the fact is ascertained or the
property transferred Fifty Gents to the in advance
Pasturageo good blue grass hy cents per weea, and
when fed with grain, seventy-hve cents.
Description.
Lord Of the Isles" is black Jack full 10 hands In.
high extra fine Appearances; deep ch long round body
with great weight long straight bais broad hips fine
arched on; long and beautifully shaped rump; long heavy
quarters hne ste; broad hook, with fine broad legs
Pedigree.
Lord OF the Isles sired by the celebrated and
equaIed imported Jack "0d knight Grant" bis dam by
Jas Ridley Big Blue his grandam Old Ann Royal (oWEed
by DR.. J. Thomas, OF Maury county Tenn whose pro-
dnce Is eq1ai, if superior, to any in the State.
NgilanI and attention will be given 10 all Jennets
sent to him, but will be liable for accidents or
cApes. e -t--..al t.
Lord Of the Isles and his Jennets (by special arrange
ment will be under the tupe bntepdence Of the Prince
stock growers, rhos. q. GoodIua, Egg.
CHEAIRS, BBLLEfNT a JOHNSON.
Spring Hill, March 1z-lmwAtw
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
CHANCERY SALES.
Chancerv Sale.

--. az Chancery Sale. --~r
rs compliance With decree Of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, the November Term, IS s, the case Of
Albert Dreyovs ct ais by pGTts, shall on the 4th
day Of April next for pubic sale, TO the highest
bidder al the Court yard Gate 10 said city the following
described lot parcel Of Land lying tho North side Of
Lick Rraneh being part Of Lot No 81 In Bseh hstesdes
Additcn 10 Nashville and bounded fooZs: Cousnsnc
ing L. samues picket fence and running 10 the sad
HEX branch and thence running with the meanders Of said
branch DO the point hallway between Cherry
and College street, thence line halfway between said
streets land in parallel line with them 5othl 10 point
Al rh angles whshe beginning thence In straight line
70 the begnn n.y. Their IL tenements said
property particular description Of which VIII be
Tiven on the day Of sale 80
Ooe and years, with notes well secured and
a hen retained iebl5-ti- @. D. BRIBN, O. 4 n.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
80 ReWard.
Ia KEsIDENCE FOR SALE

VALUABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
4 WILL sell my RESIDENCE and about thirty Of
GROUND, situatedin the beautiful village Of Edgeheld,
mile from The city OF Nashville, and fronting on The
Gallatfn PIKE Fatherand and HobsOn streets. IL sprob
ably Of the most beautiful places Ia Davidson county
aud would very desirable residence for gentleman
OF fortune II Is also well situated 10 cut up into building
lots having bout six thousand feet Of fronts My object
IN selling build upon less valuable portion OF
nrs Very favorable terms ill be given both as 90 price
and time. N. HOBSON.
febl9-lmdktriw BUG
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
Railroad Iron Willis I'm the United
~ Es States. -..

Railroad Iron Mills I'm the United
The following list Of the Railroad Iron Mills
now in operation in the United States, will
show that in its diffusion this important man
ufscture has already attained, in the territori-
al sense Of the term. national Importance:
The Tredgar Richmond, Va, Crescent,
Wheeling, Va; Washington, Wheeling. Va,
Phenixvills, Penn; Rough and Ready, Penn;
Montour. Penn; SAT- Harbor, Penn; Lackaw-
ana @. & I. Co., Penn; Pottsville, Penn; Palo
Alto, Penn, Brady's Bend, Penn; Cosalo,
Penn; Mt. Savage, Maryland; Rensselaer, Iron
Co., N Y; So. Boston Iron Co., Mass; Tren-
ton Iron Co., N. j.; Lewelville, Ohio; Cleve-
land, Ohio; Wyandotte, Michigan; Chicago, IL
LIMOS; Covington, Kentucky.
Only so short time ago as the year 1910,
no rails were manufactured in the United
States. In 1S49 but 10000 tons were made.
Seven years after that witnessed an increase
Of our manufacture to $50, 900 tons. Another
seven years of embarrassed growth would see
this product more than doubled, and the En-
glish excluded forever from market which
they have plagued with depression and intia-
lions, and greedily harvested these thirty years.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

RAISING THE VESSELS AT SEvAsTcPoL.-
An expedition from Philadelphia, says the
correspondent eff the Baltimore american, is
about to undertake what the allied army of
England and France could not effect. 1t is
making preparations to enter the harbor of
Sevastopol. The Russians, during the famous
assault upon that city, sank in the harbor one
hundred vessels, including fifteen line-of battle
ships, seven frigates, fifteen steamers, and ten
briggs of war. The machinery of the steamers
of war, before being sunk, was carefully cover
ed with preparation of tallow to prevent in
jury from the water. They were scuttled by
boring three-inch augur holes near the water
line. Well, the contract for raising this i'm
inense feet of sunken vessels was awarded to
a company in this city. The expedition will
consist of two vessels, one of which leaves
Philadelphia on or about the first of April, and
the second soon after. The number of persons
engaged to accompany it is about one hundred
and fifty, and the machinery TO be employed is
of colossal dimensions. The value of the prop
erty sunk is said to reach the fabulous value
of $65, 100000 Included in the contract are
the six ships at Kerch. This contract is a
great one, and an applications now before the
Legislature TO incorporate the Company. Jnc.
Tucker, Esq, DIR. Morris, S. Wickersham, and
Mr. Presbury, Of the Girard House, are the
active movers in the enter rise.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

wHkaE Is THs wEs f--Ths editor q ihe Pres
bytedsn Herald tof Lopisvie, Ky.,l says That VS.
ising Fort LsassnwoEth, hessid 70 he cpllnands',
II suppose you begin 70 leeA away oal here that
ron have ), lnss discovered shst lpds6ubIe ftsios
called .shs wesff '.so slF.a and he. -we aFp Iss-
ine 70 the East yea -Four hundssd isilss wsst q
a. nsss Foyt LARAMIE Is the ,soyraphief essiss Of
'ss sH'sa k'.spsss - saasss ssai5 .tsFTsse j 5
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

fTsHE splendid. pAsreagsr steansrf TTGA -
Il Gins, oARfsEfazE, Master, 80 81 j
wiHlaass fsr Aemph1 Ga MONDAY -
1fh u Il ocosk a.. Dor sErtght pazSags erpay "a
s-,.rf az 10 marchlo A. l. Dstl4. AErnf.
UKETUcKY JACK FOB sALR.-t have = No. /
~ JAlK B yssFs 90 In JAS aeEa lie sas stree ~
-..rrsiar sssamaalk. daa ~ black Hasa. fsd.srse
cat usrfuullF pare Cab a. e. ~ frTsins ~
ferm.tsn - lnlll ". y. F1sAhAoA-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Tom Moore's Life Complete
W. I. Berry & Company
ia TE JUST RECETTED
MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENCE
OF
L III o Nj A S Nj O ORE.
EDITED By LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
vols. royal $ vo. cloth
Orinions Of the Prfss.

Unions OF the fffSe.
Who has not heard CT Tom Moore the Irish Poet' To
all who have read lis Opusr Melodies this work
VIII prove especially the AutObOg
raphy OF the Poet from his earliest recoections TO
hood. We heartily recommend it."-E T. Courier.
Thomas Moore is the Of The great poets that four
shed in the beginning Of the century. biography,
s'y written, must be eFgsrly sotght fsr The public
are indebted to the Aessrs Appleton for the cheap
and elegant man1er in which II have issued itN y
Com. Adr.
This work has been much locked for with interest BY
the admirers Of the sweetest bard Of modern tines The
new work has not dsarponed Us The sparkling vivseiy
Of Moores letters VII hem as models o; style
.Othos who am at euirsnce IL spistOIary correspond
snce."-A6any Register.
Every who has the least TASTE for elegant literature
will at procure copy Of tue workr--CsarIesfos
Courier.
IT seems 70 that Lord John Russell has prepared
very credahe work indeed. tie evidently entered upon
it eonsmore and has thick pursued Il to tie end With
Hdelity, enshusiasm aud accuracy "-Brtih COloniH.
The work has two greatatractlonsone the subject
the other the editor But look into II without
seeming that it answered the highest expectations that
could be legitima,ely rmed oft The v Of course
be gem IN the literature Of the day."-ADany Argus
THAT is edited with ability the name name Of Englands
great statesman is guaraiy"-E 7. chUreAnsGH.
Moore's Lf., by Russell presents striking picture Of
English life, such within the observation and eX
perieuce Of the post"-SostacrH CArisian Advocate.
ave the minuti feet, ct estera, Of one Of the
most versatile vouOuOus and msOdeOus bards who ever
sang His intinacies with all the Eeuiuses Of the day.
whether they poets artists, statesmen, and the
naivete with which he honestly rates away about every
thing in hi literary e his social either, in which
latter but he amused at his bon vvant propenses
have in his style Of uarrang them much Of charm
iorus than generally ind in the private life Of Of
genius where the decorousy drawn aside
as we hnd it here."- Saturday Budget.
w. II. h. & Co. have also on sale
Tue ENGLISH EDITION OF M0oREs LIFE AND
CORRESPONDENCE, in S vols. 12 no.. cloth
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
sIRQ0nOElO Gardens.
RO0reElasQ HOaESe.

CNHAS. MILLER co. have opened the above Gardens,
~ Of the franklin Turnpike, the City Hospital
where Refreshments may be obtained. mArch4
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

ssl.smatIs sFangiess ere hke rhlds top. EpiFy :
Apd selsatea wbea whipped. Qules aud motlouisss
: = h a leit sione. eiIt ssssf. 4itt- ff "a
49, e&n fftsHsa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

TIVE undersigned keeps a Boarding House on Ceda
street nextto the Verandah Hotel where he Is read
At all tines TO accommodate transient or permanen
Bosders Al fsrrates his table 10 always provided Sis
the bestthe market affords. .
jsniT GEO. W. COLEMAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
New Books by Express.

New Books by Express.
HENRY LYLE, or Life and Existence, by Emilia Mar
ryatt, daugh Inter Of O Iptain Marry1tt-
THEPUOOLERORD PAPERS. or Humors of the West,
by II II. Riley With Original Illustrations
THE oUADRooN, or A Lovers Adventure in LOuisi-
ana, by Capt. Mayne Reid
The Laughabe Adventures Of Messrs Brown, Jones and
Robinson. With Comic Ensravngs.
DON BERNARDo's DAUGHTER, Love. War and
Adventure by W. Harrison AnsEorth
Just received and for sale by HAGAN & BRO,
feb10 SO Market st.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

HARPER's NEW PAPER. -Rayper's Weekly, Journal
Of Civilization rst NUMBER 500 copies just received Sub
scription received and single eopessoldby
febl0 HAGAN BRO, Agents.
THE NEW YORK LEDGER, Weekly Newspaper. Sub
scriptions received and single numbers sold by
febfO HAGAN Bro, Agents
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

A TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, situated Ia -
n Me6aFock'a Addition, containing ave rooms e4is
and kitehen-has lately been used for boarang @.A
House for The hands employed the Railroad brdge
The urnnre In the house be bought low ALd can PC
stfused for the same purpose and the same boarders Gan
be secured eis now being dug and VIII soon be nn-
ishs&. Apply 70 W hesANL.Asp.
march8-u 70 Sosiese s9sss.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
MEAT AND PASTRY COOK FOR SAL

THE subscriber oEers for sale his woman TEMPE, IS
good a Cook Washer and Ironer as there Is in the
State also understands Picking and Preserving.
tapl5 ALEX. MACKENZIE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

a7s The Hon. Lynn Boyd, of Kentucky, the
predecessor the present Speaker Of the National
House of Representatives, is on visit in Mobile,
Ala
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

w. IT. II. & Co. have also on sale
Tue ENGLISH EDITION OF M0oREs LIFE AND
CORRESPONDENCE, in S vols u mo-, cloth
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

-. Last week a pine log weighing fourteen
tons was drawn from Bethlehem, n. H. to Littleton
depot from whence il was forwarded to Clifford.
The event was celebrated by procession of the
lumbermen, followed bya long team Of horses and
oxen. Hundreds gathered TO see the show, ana
the novel affair was closed BY grand oyster sup
nor,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19
ExTKA0n ,nBusIMtNIs
go TRADE

y y
| AN nov receiving ny spring snd sn nne atoek
Of Dry ,oods, Hats and Benne,s. Boots ana
Shoes, croekery Ware, sc, direct from the Eastern
cities which conprises an sxtsnsiye variety in all
these departments. My stock will compare favor
quality and tits well known fact that the pricss
arc all rtgM.
OF Dres. Goods, have silks, Tis.ue,, Baregss,
clan Plaid, Dvbaiae, Argantias1, Lawn Robes
dc.
OF Staple Goods, heavy brown domts site ,tleaehsa
do, osnaburgs, drills, tickings pine, a.
ALSO, Linen aoods u all kfnds--white and
brown for psnts.; white and brown table diaper,
erash and diaper toweiins, lrsh ,ireI, bIasp do.
ALSO, summer hHnie, black SIX fesetses, eti-
hrpidsries lsees, pocket handk ereLiets, Es.iery
trims ngs Gents shirts, ersvats tcolsff and aus
dseders. a
Also, an Aksurt H4eSt sf suHneI GitthiLs, and
necessary articles too numerous to mention.
AND ia connection with tn, shove, itter an S.
sortncpt Of QaeeRsw are ana GIoeeIiss, The latter
Of which stall continue 10 sell nj wholcsal
prices. fresh Ist.uf choice Teas direct fToIs he
Canton Tea CO., New York which ere warrpp ted to
give entire TatisfaetiGn or the money win be re-
funded.
think can now offer iniueen ents not IL tsex-
eslled by any hoas. IN this city
If there is ang article yopcsnbot fHd nbyw here
else, just call at ths Niiable Sixpenee-sny where
along Main-street
p. S.---Ihese are net bid goods--have net been on
hand stnce tar ysss
Mes. 81, "a, "a and 100 HaIn.st.
;, s. BILLINGS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19
J.. Ssis zDEN a co..

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
NG. " Main street, IOWA,
III ANlA9 removed one door west to rooms form
I i eriy occupied by Reid, Shields L Co would
iniarn ttcr friends and customers thar having
rc tted infEer roamF and inside large add itious 10
tht4r stuck OF Drugs and Meiiein6s we are pre-
pared to aecemmodate them by lling orders on the
lowest terms
Below W. give lst Of some Of the leading ar
ticles Jrsl EEcElyEp.
20 Kegs BieArb soda,
10 so halefAtua,
10 bbls Cream Tartar,
200 lbs Iarsario Acid,
zoo 10 QaininS,
so "a Morphine.
/ sp ibs Opium,
Z earbeys sweet Spirits Nitre,
/ do Aqua Ammonia
1 do sulrhnfieAod, &C., DC.
auE2ld
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19
PtU1d11ER n CO.,
NO. fts MMIn.st., bet. 4th a 9th,
xunI RxrAu. ALKRs

. PLUMBER u CO.,
NO. its MaIn.st., bet. Ath Il 9TH,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BUILD ERS' HARD ARE,
11AYE now In store full stock Of Building
i j Materials, saeh rs Rim and Mortisc Locks,
La,c,i, and Knobs, Butts, Screws and Bolts, Sash
Pulley and Cords, Sash Fastenings, Bells, Car
riagcs, Wardrobe Hooks, Gate Hinges, &c, DC.
Also, large stock Of
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
PLUMBER q co.,
DEALERSIN
SASH, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS,
A RE prepared to furnish French and American
II Glass Of any sixe desired. Alse, British
Crown Glass Snsh OF all common sizes; Linseed
Oil, Nsrnisbes, Spirits Turpentine, Alcohol i;
Paris Chrome Green, dry and in oil; and all the
cheaper qualities Of Green all sorts Of Graining
roors Gold Leaf Silver and Copper Bronze;
Paint and Varnish Brushes. Also
WHITE LEAD AND WHITE ZINC.
We ara also Agents fer the State OF Iowa for
"FoytGrs Patent Friction Window Supporters"
which are roy coming into very general use, and
are an excellent substitute tor weights pullcys,
and great saving 0f expense.
#r"Agents wanted to sell them through the
STATE,
W. are also agents for keokuk for ''White's
Pendulum Curtain Fixtures" the simplest and
best Clrtain Fixture ever invented.
PLuMMEK a CO.,
iyaedAw Conp's Building, lis Main-st
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Al No 80 will AWAY tefuund g0sa ;oel ana
the newea.styles, an ~ lf,sud. III a asaisr. In
my line, I VIII oGgr 9rtat fajuesBalts. On hand
and for sale lpw isthc iarsestaed bsst assortment
Of spring spd -uHrsQr goods offered u tLiteity
No. so Main-st keokuk Iowa.
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