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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-26

| NEW 0OOKH,
| A ND new supplies Of sterling literary pullica
| IA tons.
Moss Side by Marion Harland. A large .up
1eruoni'm, Its Leaders aud Designs BY Eid.'
rhr.. Y..r.' R.sid.ne. In Washington and Or.
The A.gie ssaa, an Autobiography Of Andrew
Jackson Davis.
Floral Hons, or First Years Of Minnesota; BY /,
lady.
Chile Con Carns, or scenes in Camp and Field.
bartoa's Clyclopsdia Of Wit and Hamor Parts
from 70 ~.
Together With ail the Mssariass for October
lilus.ra.sd Journals and papers. For sale g
L,ANNYrKRs's NEW BooK.--rs..S L..s..
- y r,nsy Fern. One neat voiu": IL "bis. md
ssp34d Literary Depot. Johnson-st.
KEOKUK HlOM SCHOOL.
/ NDkR the auspices Of the undersigned II Il
~ proposed 70 sstabliAh N English and Classical
SCHOOL Of such character and Ams - shall place ii
In the highsst rank among the schools Of our
--oa the corner OF Coaeset aad Fifth streets ,ars
pleasantly situated and will b. elegantly furnished
With al the appliances Of Arst class school.
Tbs ssaooi year viii consist Of four quarters Of
The ssssnl Assign Of this school will be 70
combine ths sdvaatAgss Of home nurture In phys-
ical, mental and moral training, with Instruction
in the vssioss dspassnsats Of Literature, Science
and Art.
There viii b. sesursl ~ services u full corps
Of oompstsnt teachers IL the ancient and modern
languages, mathematics, the natural sciences.
and eli the branches Of thorough English sdu-
cation.
There win b exercises weekly in Competition
and Elosution.
Thsrs will be three dspastments--Primary, In
tsrnsdists asd Academic.
Primary Department, per quarter,...........$ . 90
symsdiAte Department, per quartsr,.... 10 90
AeAdsuic Dspaftmsnt, per quarter, ......... IL 90
These rates. payable iavarisbly BY the middle Of
the quarter, dsfrsy the entire penses of tuition
in all branches not included In the extra charges.
No deduction vi BE- made for absence, except in
cases OF protrAsted sickness.
Pupils will be classified and promoted only
upon thorough examination In their previous
studies.
BY . liberal arrangement With the Faculty Of the
nsdlc.i CoiisEs pnpil' pussoisg their stables 10
privilege OF their Lectures and Demonstrations on
these subjects, without dditional cost.
An extra charge will Be- mads per quarter for
instruction given 10 French, German, Drawing,
Painting and Agricultural or Practical Chemis-
try.
samuel X. Curtis, r; W. Potter,
d. =. Lowe, B. IS. Billings,
A. BridgemAn, W. s. McGavie,
John AcCuns, James y. Cox,
J. n. Shelley, J. N. Love,
j. Z. Sanford, II. W. sample.
james l.. Estes.
j. N. McLANE,
ksokuk, sept. III, lid Principal.
WAIT HOR THE WAGON.
over $50 Msn q Horses!
MAJ. BROWNS
n o 1T r = . l. L . N
AND GREAT
Anne rican Circus!
Combining al the elements Of the
Clrcass Theatre anA AipPsAFsAsl
Three Separate EsAibihswstH Onti
The whole 70 be given In tent and for pros
Of admission
WILL EHIBIT AT
KEOKUk, IOWA,
Tuesday, Sepse0ber 10th. 1857.
REMEMBER THE DATE
TWO PERI ORMANCES EACH DAY,
Afternoon at aud In Evening At a..
II. COOPER, ........... ........ Manager
U.
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Our advertising 1evors crowd upon ~ %
thick and fast that We are compelled thil
morning to commence tho issue Of supple.
mont, ~ our regular columns will NOT con.
tain them, and admit any reading matter .,
oil. II 10 possible We may BE- compelled
again to enlarge our sheet, though ~ can.
not yet dstsrmine. The supplement will
probably DO continued for couple u weeks,
or 20, which will meantime afford relief to
our eolumns, and give Us opportunity TO
make arrangements for charging, II it shall
prove necessary or desirable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-26

The editor Of the Grand River Eagle has .
friend who has bssn stopping, - he alleges,
ct one Of the hotsls &C Kalamasoo. His
story is pretty fsirIy told, and he posssaess
talent in the way Of spinning ssysrn" 1Aat
would do credit to one who has entertained
bis mess in tho forecsstls Of whsler, or re-.
lieved the tedium Of . wstch on deck:
"You see went TO bed pretty ALTERED
used up, after hull day on the road before
the plank Was laid, calkalatin' on . good
snoose. WAL, just y the shivsrs began to
ease OF, kinder felt suthin TRIM TO pull oiF
ny shirt, and diggin' their fest into thssmall
OF my back, to git good hold. Wiggled
and twisted, doubled and pueksrsd-sn TO
no uss-kept agoing Il like ill sin. Bimbsy
got up and struck light TO look around 1
spsll--found peek Of bed bugs scattered
sround, and more dropping OF my shirt and
runnin' down my Log every mint. Swept Oh
place on the door, shook out quilt, lay
down and kivsred up for nap. No use
mounted right on me like parcel Of rats on
meal tub-dug hole in The kivsFlid and
csawlsd through, and gave me Ats for tryin'
to hide. Got mp again and went down stsirs,
got . slush bucket from the wagon, made :
circle Of tar on tho floor, lay down on the In
side, and felt comfortable that time anyhow.
! left the light burnin,' and watched ZEN,
So Fem get together and have camp mestin'
about II, and thsy went Of In squad, with
An old grey-hsAdsd one ON the top, right up
on the Wall and to the oeilin', till they got
to tho right spot, then dropped right plump
into my face Fact, by thunder. WAL, !
swept 'em \up again, and made . circle on
the ceilin' too. Thought had 'sm foul this
time but swan to man, il they didn't null
strsws out Of the bod, and build { bridge
over" Seeing IN incredible expression on
our visage, be clsnehed his story thus:
sIt il 90, whether YOU balisve h or mt.
and some Of them walked across on stiles
Bed bugs ars cautious critters, and no mis-
the Kalamazoo kind"
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quincy ParlOr stove,

LNoR convenience and utility this Stove 10 unsuf-
l. passed. has = large ere door, open top and
front-beAntiful in design, we'll made, and variant
I'd to perform we'll In every case. The demand hiss
great for this stove thai W were unable TO
sesp up with our. orders last season, nut nov ~
have 90 sxtendedAou works for making them ~
will enable ~ 10 6lithe demands promptly il t1-
ture City buyers especially solicited to exam
iuo this stove before purchasing,
COMsToCk 1 BRO,
apr3-d ~ Main-st.
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HaWk-Eye state.

A STOVE with great capacity for beth Cooking
"A and Heating. We make three sizes Of these,
aud toevcry person with large families and cold
houses we won / ORE co mmen nd I his article.
CoMSIuCk ! RIO,
aprS-d II Main-st
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COnlStOck's Coal

COOK ATOvE.
WE have new stove of this kind, nov Just out >
w which IL made expressly for coal. It's piain
aud heavy, operates we'll, and Gomez low.
CoMsToCk BRO,
aprs-d II MAin-st.
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Hot Air Premium
Cook stoves.

WE have never met with premium Stove hat
w rave such universal satisfaction ~ the one TO
which We here call attention. lts facilities fer
cooking and heating are extensive, white 1T the
same time it, by means OF an air nue. sxtsLaing
down the front Of the oven, bAkes perfsctIy, Asd
scono res greatly all other Aosss u this pate
rsrn. fhs besuty, utility and ehssrnssa u thl
new stove cannot fail to - the attention of ally
C0MsT0CK 1 BRO.
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Omen Coal Radiator.

tyyEinvite all who wish to burn coal in thir
w parlors to call and see our new Radaitor- -
make three siaes suitable for rooms Of all d.
mentions; at No. ~ Main-st.
aprs-d COMSToCk BRO.
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Heavy Oval & Plate
stoves.

rIHHIS article was designed amp patented byons
Of the largest and most succsssfui manufIctu-
rsas In Cincinnati, and has met with larger sale
than III other box or heating stoves. There have
been similar patterns Of stoves made TO represent
this butt they ate mostly iightcastings, And prove
Of short service. We invite close inspection II
bis stove and challenge the production Of ~ heavy
and substantial an article the Oval Six Plate, AT
No. II Main street, Keokuk.
anrsn COMSToCK BRO
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coMsyocK 4 BRO.
seven Plate stoves.

seven fl0Lc SIOVcSs
WE have also, four sises Of VERY REAvy,
w I Plate Stove which will produce powerful
heat.
Drums Of every dimension constantly on hand to
G box and coal stoves, at n MAin-st.
apr3-d COMsTOCK 4 BRO.
Al boz. DUCK TEA KETTLES, 81 our store
4J very low. COMSTOCk BRO,
apry-d II Main-st.
HNINMAN'h Tools and Machines constantly o.
i hand At our store, No. ~ Main-st.
aprs.d COMSIOCK BRO.
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InpersMn 6 Nos,ce,

Al Aous EsADioAros., l!--covsil's Bsbssrins
Atxtsrsis positisecare for FsvsfapdAgus and
ali Bilious Diseases. This Mixture has been be-
fore the public for anumbsr Of years and has al
Ways been used with success. II 10 . harmless
and eertsin remedy. Get pSnphist fro. the
druggists and read II and you will bssatisAed.
We viii warrant this remedy to cure when taken
according - dirsssioss twenty ave per esat. more
osses Of Agus and Fever than any othsr medisine
now sold II contains neither arsenic, Prussicasid
~ strychnins. Get . bottle and you need not fear
Asas md Fever any more.
Sold hers BY 0'Connor Bro, and Mariana
Bruce u A. Porter Bro, Propristers, Rock
AstASa, AiH. Ang5-dAw
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THB CAMEL ExPs8inxNrs,-An intersst;ns
report has besn received BY the War Depart.
ment, from Mr.. Beale, Superintendent Of the
wagon road expedition from Fort Defiance.
The camel experiment il pronounced success
fui. These animals carried seven hundred
pounds burshsn, principally provsnder for
mules, AID were much less jaded than the
mules. Thsy cat little except bushes, pre-.
ferring Thorn TO grass. Mr.. B. concsivss II
easier 70 manage . train Of twenty, than ons
OF nve mules. Their temper, trsotsbility,
capacity for bearing burdens, and going
without water, while they live on food upon
which other animals would starve, render
them valuable for transportation on the prsi.
ris4 Every unshod animal reached FL Pas
90 lame, but the csnels, not one OF which
even exhibited fatigue.
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Hrs FArAHIc MAJssrr 70 m ELsyArnD.-
Tbs Louisville journal has the following:
y said that Gov. Walker, Of Kansas, ID
aboos Paslishing . defence Of his o@oial
conduct, bic special design being t. justify
nlmsslf before the people Of Aississippi and
the south generally. Ut course, it 10 very
easy 90 oask ont fron ahy Or oil the posi.
aons no has taken. But hs may BE- certain
that ne can esy nothing in regard to Kansas
70 satisfy southern DsmoefAsa without q
the same time exasperating Nssthssa Dem
ocrsts. a 78
Kansas has to come into tbs Union either
- Slave State or ~ Frss State. II Il
comes y - Slave State, Northern Demo-
crass wall raiss the devil, and II Il comes ID
= Free State, the Southern Democrats
will raiAs hin.
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=: J: !: !: !: ]:
MYTH this concern will be -
w found the beat riders, the 0A
uittiest clowns and the most won ~
dsrfai tsmbling in the world; ~
foremost among whom viii be - -
found 8A
whose daring asts Of Craftsmanship
have been the thens and wonder IN
| Of all vXA
Mod. Augusfa Matfhsas, W.
The most graceful and fAscins- 4
| ting Equestricnne In Tho United
States. @6~
BILLY CROSBY, A
The best clown in the world, the
great double sumnesault man,
and the acknowledged best per- ~
former In the country.
w. G. MORGAN,
The renowned Jugglsr, cannon
Ball and Slack rope performer @
| in fact the most wonderful cannon :.
ball thsower in America. ~
WIN. CROSBY, 49,
The daring. dsshing and spirited
/. W. TUCKER,
The celebrated Contortionit and
Lndia rubber man.
HIRAM MARKS, No
| The extraordinary Metaunorphose NJ
| rider, and . host Of others too na-
meFoas to mention. IK
In short the Whole exhibition VNN
will embrace more humor and ~
greater variety Of performances
than can be found In any other VoAR
| concern In tAs United States 90
We have also the finest horses, har..,e .tr.ns,.n.
, rs -, OF any oih.r company now t,aveiins =
The wagons arc all new, aud no sxpense has 6esn
spared TO make this the Ne Plus Ultra 81 All
| shows. Attached to tn concern 4
cacksen'. Famsas Duck eye BanA !
composed OF thirteen Americas Ausicians, md
drawn BY ten beautiful white bosses.
The whole to concinde each day and evening
w.th scenes iren Frsnconi's Hippodsoms ! and the
psvsI To- b., Tor gotten, soui-s.irns nirth moving
In which they walk mp iAclincd planes' mount
pedsstals and stand upon their he ID.
CAhDs OF ADMlSsION--J0 cents Children
under nine years OF age half price.
Doors open 81 ? and p. m.
For furthef particulars, see programme and pic
torAi bills. n SITsr0N
seP1ooIv Agent.
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"A ConrIinxxf 70 AnxaIcAxs.--Ws have Z
circular and map from the olIes Of the Lon.
dcA News, giving description Of the route
propossd for The tourists who make trip In
the !" Great Eastsrn."
After detailed description Of the country,
the account Winds Up = follows.
The foregoing tour may BY some be con-
sidered - only ht for the roughsr sex. There
cannot b . greater faliasy. Those Who have
visited the American continent can expAtiste
on the difference, in he comfort aad snioy-
mepts-at Ne hotels, on board the stse.-
boats, ard il The railvays-of Tie man Who
y and Of the man who 10 mot accompanied
By bis Wits, biz sister or hn sweet sast.-
The respect Of the American, in svsry clias
and Of every rank, for ladies l. . provsrb.
Cousin Jonathan boasts that he bangs III
creation, not only for being the smsrtost, bu,
also the poiitest man to the " dear critters,'
that stsps In she's leather.
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A Coxnos VxEDlcr.--" Died by visitation
Of Godw What verdict for : scp.ible
body Of men TO bring in! As IL God, after
ssttisk the harp Of Thousand strinpsv in
tuns, mapped the wires At one foil swoop.-
How much more correctly would It be to
bring in verdict " died By visitation Of the
butcher, the baker, the grocer, &c.'
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Notice.
WOOD Private boarding can be obtained on the
~ corner Of Sth and Exchange streets, for . few
gsatlsnsn one gentleman and lady san ret 1
good room ~ applying soon, to F. BAKER.
aAp1Ad3tA
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WORSTER, TEMpLIN & Co..
WHOLESALE DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
Yankee Notlons, Fancy Goods ana
Millinery,

seplb dAw
faFm aud n euse and Let for sale.
/ WILL SILL, on favorable terms, Farm Of 30
L Acres, we'll Improved, with . comfortable
dwelling and out houses, situstsd in Hancock Co.,
Ills, about miles from Keokuk.
ALSO, . Lot on he corner Of sth and Timea
streets, with . new frame dwelling house. In
qaire 1t the Dies Moinss Valley Planning Mil.
sept7dtf r. H. vANDE0RIFT.
WAR In AANAAAl
ryHKEE or Four Hundred Acres Of Land to sx-
/ change for Dry Goods or Groceries. Inquire Of
sepi6dlm THOS. MARTIN.
REGuLAR PAssENGER PACKET,
RETwEEN Montross, Burlington, Ia
- Musestine, Rock Island and De-
venport. The and light draught steamer
EDWIN MANNING Il. S. DAVIS, Commander,
JHo. Z. HANNA, Clerk, leaves Msntross every
Monday, w odnesdAy, aud Friday NOR ming. He
turning, leaves Rock Island and Davenport every
| Tuesday TharsdAy and Saturday morning.
Leaves MSntrose on the arrival Of the morning
train from Keokuk, making the time to Burlington
in fosr hours. connecting with trains East and
West.
Sept. 10. '57-dtf
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M1MSnR % CoH0ssss HLEcf AxD Foua orr
- Psasoss KILLED Tho Washington Gar
kansas) Telegraph, Of the End inst, has The
followine str.nge paragraph. Wsesa hard
u some mistake about il. We give Il, how
ever, - " And t.:
I've lssrs By gentleman just from Tex
-, thae IN dikeulsy which occurred q Pal
sefsne, Anderson county, Judge Regain,
member Of Congress slsos for tSe Easssru
district Of Texas, his brother and three othsg
persons, wsrs killed. Our informant aid
not learn the origin Of the diiiculty, or any
further particulars"
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JAM. kussxLL LowxLL, the poet, was mar.
fied at Portland, on Tuesday, TO Miss Fran
oes Dunlap, niece Of Ex-Governor Dunlap,
Of Portland.
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r. Winchsil, the humorist, tells story
Of dog who undertook to jump across :
well in two jumps. There are many business
men Who copy this experiment in their cal.
culations. Trying to cross 8 we'll by two
jumps, they bring up'' in the water.
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RsDrehensibls Reperee,


A report gained currency, yesterday, to
some sxtsnt, that three Of our oldest and
best houses, houses entirely solvent and that
were never for . moment otherwise, wsrs
about making assignments. The conse-
qusnee was, very naturally, that bills poured
in and lawyers clustered around to an un-
pleasant and embarrassing extent. Matters
ended, however, to every body's satisfsc-
tion, and in establishing the fact that there
was NO foundation for the rumor. But
such rumorS, set in circulation without
reason or knowledge, are outrageous, and
cannot BE- too strongly rsprshsndsd.-
They are sxessdingly liable to end in the
ruin Of the most undoubtsd houses. People
should BE- cautious bow they give currency
10 such reports. II Is generally done thought
lessly, but In such matters 1t 10 almost Grim
nal not 70 thsnk before speaking, for the e.
feet upon your nsighbor's credit, his basil
ness, tho fruits Of years Of toll, 10 quick aud
certain. Will not people Be moro careful in
such msstersf
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THE NEWLY PATENTED
Hot AIR flue Cock steve.
Quincy City.
"Ecail particular attention TO this stove
w which for beauty and finish cannot be sur
passed. 1t tAkes long wood heats rapidly, and
viii bake quicker and with less fuel than any 9TH
efstovs In the world. livery stove We will warrant
to perform we'll, and not to crack by IRE, and
failure sithercAse will be remedied by NJ st our
o~nexpenss. PleAsec sll and examine this new
article, At II Main-st.
apr3.d COMSToCKA BRO
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0Our Daily subscribers up the De-
Noises railroad are Justly surprised and cha.
grinsd that thsy can not get our daily on the
the day Of it. date. Il sssns little strans
70 than, - il does to NJ, that, whom our ps-
psrs arc left 1t the Postoikos every noraiug
before 6:l5, and the cars do not leave until
Tbs, Uncle Sans mail cannot sss them to
she end Of the railroad till the nsxt day, OF
80 hours after they are left q the Postoiics
W. suppose the delay arises from the f.o.
that The nail bags are locked up at O'Clock
at night, only ten hours and quarter before
the cars leave. Perhaps there Is some Law
Tor this. II 30, No would like 70 sss it.
ThsoreticAlly, the Postolkcs was es.sb-
lishsd for the convenisncs Of the public, and
not tor the private convenience Of clerks
and postmaster.
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TEE PUxxY Law Sur.-The following &C..
count 10 given Of the law ~ which was no.
ticed in the Philadelphia Bulletin some slime
ago:
A novel Law suit Dame o. q Media few
days since. VIM. McMullsn sued George
Barrett, . barber, for malicious mischief for
cutting his hair close 70 the scalp ia the
:" New York fighting STYLE" the former
claiming go damages. The defendant
proved BY two or three witnesses that the
hair va out according to order, whersopon
the plaintiff with violence asserted that The
svidsnos vas NOT true. The Squire upon
this told the plaintiff he vas liable 10 sstiou
for perjury for such 6as contradiction. Act
Ing on this hint, the outraged witness q onos
ies:ss:d on Satisfaction, and The litigious
llatiG got aoarsd-turnsd defendant and
Cor mercy! The Squire dismisssd The
HI costs, and the barber laaghs over
A4sst sxpsrinsat at cutting hair in the
!" - York fighting STYLE"
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Fer sale Lew.
A FINK, high building Lot, IS BY lo0fcst front
IA Ing ON I3th street near Ridge. Tnms-psrt
cash balance in one and two years INQUIRE on the
ground or At tn q Office,
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Window Shades, Curtain Goods.
GILT coRNlCEs AND BANDS,
Windop Mades and Curtain Trimmings.
Look al the following lit, and cali and examirs
our Goods and Prices, and We feel conadsn,
that the most skeptical will be con.
WINGED that We win ssl Cheaper
than any other house In Iowa,
tths wholesalers not sxceptss).
TAPLE DRY GODS.
Brown and Blesehed Muslins;
do do Canton FlAnpeis;
Brown, Bleached and Cold Drilling.j
Stripes and Checks for shirts;
Denims and Ticking;
4.A osnAburgs, Lowell make;
Merrimsck, Coeheco ard NJ Manchester Prints;
Linen and Cotton IO.4 sheetings;
Biesched and Brown Linen Table Cloths;
Napkins, Doylies. Towsiing, Diaper and cra,h
White, Yellow, Blue, Red, and Grey Riannsls;
Broad Cloths, Cashmere, Sheep Grey 6atinsts,
Kentucky Jeans, Linsey aud vsslings.
DRESS GOODS,
In demand at this season, vix:
Figured and Plain Black silks;
ptstn IL n..x
Solid Col I'd and Shaded Merinos;
All Wool Plaid erinos, Union Plaid Asrinos ;
Plain and Figured ell W DOL DslAines
Blk and Cold Coburgs aud Alpaca;
Figured Delaines Of every style,
Some from Ia worth is ss .s.hsrs At 70 worth
Is cents. sme lu. a
w.
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Great lna nee me uasy... k3sagk,s Arc.
tic 1.tu ncne.
A ny person purchasing one large bottle or four
IA small bottles Of this csiebi ated Linimsnt,
will receive scrip entitling the IN 10 tho "Uaitsd
States Journal'' for one year. This Is one Of the
best chances ever Offered for subscribing for the
best aurual Of Literature In the United States
Cali 1T KING 4 TAiL0h'S,
aug8 No. Main-st.
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O@es On sssona street, between Main and JoAnson,
WILL give special attention 10, and ofsr their
" ssrviesstn the parehsse and sale Of keaiEstats
and Stockss lDssstnAnt OF Money, Collecting Of
Dsbts and Rents, Paying Taxes, ana other tit
innate businsss Of gen. raj broks rage and real e.
tate businsss, In Southern lows ,Nerthsrt Missouri
and w sstern Illinois. MchIld
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FuRHfruRE.-Ths advertisement Of Kimbe
4 Frsdin, OF Chicago, will attract the stten-
ton Of those wishing 70 furnish their man
sions 10 Al elegant and tasteful style, who
claim to have everything that can BE- desired.
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Gun ter shs ChlgARenl
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