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The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-02-20

NEBRASKA CRops.-Wheat has yield
ed very we'll, and farmers are highly
gratified with the wheat-raising in the
new country thus far. Oats has turn
ed out fifty to seventy-five bushels to
the acre, and of very superior quality.
Corn promises to bring from seventy
five to one hundred bushels to the acre,
on land which was in cultivation last
year, and twenty-five to fifty on the
sod. Potatoes--we dare not tell how
many loads of this luxury will be pro-
duced to the acre. The soil of this
Territory may be equaled--it never
can be surpassed.
--(Omdha City NeUs.
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SMUT IN WuEAT.-Much has been
said and written about smut. Many
experiments have been resorted to, to
discover its cause. The most enlight-
ened inference seems to be that it is a
disease, but what and how caused and
cured arc the important questions
We do not propose a discussion of the
subject here, but only to quote from the
Wisconsin Farmer the experience of a
wheat grower. lie says:
Pat as have ever, in regard to all
diseases, considered an ounce ofpre-
ventiye equal to pound ofcure, have
therefore from careful investigation
become satisfied that the most fruitful
source of smut is the heating of the
seed IN the NOW. With this view, my
preventive for some years past has
been to let my wheat for seed stand
until quite ripe before cutting, and then
| advise to put the same on a scaf1old
until fully cured.
Since have noticed this mode of
saving seed | have had no smut in my
wheat. although my neighbors com.
plain Of their wheat shutting
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Winchester, Tennessee.

Winchester, Tennessee.
THANKFUL for past favors, beg leave 10
inform their friends and the public generally
that they still continue the Cabinet Business
at their new house, Southeast side OF tho
Public Square, Winchester, Tenn. q
FURNITURE
Constantly on hand, or made to order. 30
fas and Chairs re-upholstered. and old furnl'
ture repaired. Mattresses made to orderon
short notice. Collins made and conveyed to
any part of the county without extra charge
ROBINSON g. HALL
February 16, '56-ly.
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RYE FOR WINTER.--The Illinois Far
mer, for October, says:--A number Of
our farmers are sowing rye for fall,
winter, and spring feed for stock. 1t
is found to be most excellent and valu-
able feed. One farmer will sow 200
bushels. Late in the spring the stock
is turned off: crop is secured, and if
the farmer chooses, he can turn his
hogs in upon it, which grow rapidly and
get fat on the grain.
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TURNIps. "A turnip that has grown
quick will eat we'll boiled whole with
a leg of mutton. Most turnips have a
strong taste and should be put into
cold water when started to boil. TO
boil turnips to mash, they should be
put into fair water; when done, take
up a drain, mash with a wooden spoon
or spatula, and salt, pepper and sweet
butter and serve up. When at the
Fair of the Southern Agricultural So
ciety, last Fall, we learned from COL.
Sumner, of South Carolina, a way to
cook turnips which to every one that
tries will be worth NOR than the SUBJ
scription of his paper. Peel turnips
and slice them in fair water, with the
addition of a little salt; just before
the turnips are done, add to the water
table spoonful of sugar to every
quart of sliced turnips, then take up
and drain. Season with pepper and
butter, and serve up for the table. -
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JOSEPH MosnER.

DEFENDING THE SoUTH.--The New
Orleans Bulletin suggests the follow
ing method of defending the South:
"The best way Of defending the
rights of the South is to make a vigor-
Gus and extended assault upon old
fields and dilapidated fences. The
enemy is sure to enter at every gap
and to lie concealed in every brier
patch and acre of weeds he may dis
cover. To roust him, horse, foot and
dragons, it is necessary to set the
plow and spade going, and then to
overwhelm him with mountains Of
manure. Nothing like manure for the
rights of the South and the expulsion
of its enemies. They can't stand it al
all. The Virginia and Kentucky Res
olutions' are nothing in comparison
with it. They may be attacked ir
front and rear, and terribly shattered
but muck from the swamps and deer
blowing, with plenty of it, viii
prove invulnerable. Cotton bales are
but gossamer in potency, placed be
side heaps Of muck.
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We clip the following from Geor-
gia paper:
NANCE IN SwIyE.--Ihave noticed in
one OF your late papers an inquiry for
what we shack woods" people call
mango in pigs. Permit me to assure
you that have nerer failing remedy
for it. Give the pig or hog affected,
according to age,) from ten to twenty
grains of arsenic twice a week for
three weeks, feeding him plentifully
during the time and | will warrant
that he will soon shed off, and become
perfectly well, fat and slick. 1t will
also cure the worst case of mango on
any dog. | speak from experience,
and there is no danger of doses of that
size killing either pigs or dogs.
JOHN BONNER.
Hancock, Ga.
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NASHVILLE.
New and EatenSive Stoch Of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
4
JOHN RAMAGE,
40 COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE.

AZ COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE.
have Just received large supply Of Fall
and Winter stock Of Boots, Shoes and Bro.
gans for city and country trade, to which |
invite the especial attention of Merchants
and others who purchase by the package or
dozen.
The best and most fashionable Shoes, Of the
latest styles, and very beautiful for ladies'
misses and children.
Gentemen's Super French Dress and Dou-
BILE Sole water proof Boots, Shoes and Caters.
This description of stock cannot fail to please
in quality and price.
Heavy stock of every description of Calf
and Kip manufacture tor men and women's
wear.
Negro Brogans single and double sole, and
Mud Boots, extra size.
Sole Leather Trunks, Valices, and Travel.
ing Bags, &C., &C., all Of which will be sold
at very low prices. JOHN RAMAGE.
Dec5
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MANSION HOUSE,
Market Street.
Tavo doors North Of the Square,
nppocIrF THE INN

Nashville, Tennessee.
w. L. BERRY, having taken charge Of
this house, is prepared to accommodate all
who may favor him with a call, with good
rooms and board at about hafthe charges Of
the large hotels. Thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore extended, he solicltsa
continuance of the same, and hopes togive ell
tire satisfaction. Good accommodation for
horses.
Oc- House open at all hours. and meals
furnished to suit Railroad time.
February 16, '56--tf
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DRYGOODS.

THE undersigned are now receiving
and will have ready for exhibition by the
Goth inst, the largest and best assorted
stock Of American, English, French,
German and Swiss
FANCY GOODS.
They have ever had the pleasure to
show to the Retail Merchant. They have
spared no pains nor expense in getting up
Stock from which all classes Of Mer.
chants can select their assortments.--
They have made larger investments this
season in
FINE GOODS,
Than they have over done before and re.
spectfully solicit an examination Of their
stock from the retailer, when visiting the
city-believin that with the
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
And low prices, they will be able to of.
fer inducements to all.
MORGAN & CO.,
No. 40 Public Square.
Nashville, Aug. IA, 1856.
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mH
W. r. X. FREE.N.aN,

DEALERS IN
Pianos, Melodeons, Window Shades, Artists
Materials, Cabinet Makers Materials,
Oil Paintings and Engravings,
French Window Glass, &c.
of Gilt Mantle and Pier Look
ing Glasses, Portrait and Picture Frames,
Inside Window Blinds, &c,
No. ~ College st., Nashville, Tenn
Nar15
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Photographic and Da-
ynprrp:vaa Artists,

AEahrGtype, Photographic and Da-
gMerrcan Artists,
26 Ua.on Street, Nashville.
AMBROTYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS, plain
or coored in Oil, and warranted as perma-
nent as any other style of painting. Daguer-
reotypes, Steneosccpic. Cruyon or Vignette,
and every other sly e of Pictures taken at this
establishment in the highest style of the art,
and warranted to please or no sale.
AInbrOtypes.
Although these beautiful pictures We're but
recently introduced by the subscribers in this
city, they have become so popular that we
have, at very great expense, secured the
services of q celebrated artist from New York
to attend to this branch of the business exclu-
sively.
Bring along the Juveniles.
Children can. by this process, have faith
full likeness taken in few seconds, and war
ranted perfect or no charge will be made
Bring them along and have them taken before
trying elsewhere.
A full assortment of Ambrotype, Photo
graphic and Daguerrean stock and apparatus
kept constantly ON hand and for sale at the
owest market cash prices. [Marl5 1y
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
| am now prepared to execute, in the
best style Of the art,
PHOTOGRAPHS
OR

. D A G U E R R cot Y P E s,
at my rooms, over Houghton & Lough
miller's drug store. II
Those wishing miniatures, please call
and examine specimens.
The Ambrotype l have recently into.
duced, and succeed far beyond my mo"
sanguine expectations. They are surely
3 great improvement over the Daguerls0,,
type, both in beauty Of appearance anu
facility Of execution. /,
Bring on your children-they can %
taken before they can have time to move
Satisfaction in all cases guaranteed OF NJ
charge. J. w. HOUGHTON'
Winchester, Aug. 16, '58-tf.
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FOR SALE.
A good private residence, in Winchester,
convenient to the square, with about an acre
and half of ground, and well supplied with
fruit. &c. Inquire at this Office.
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l NDkN the auspices Of the undersisnrd n 4,
proposed 70 establi.h an English and Classical
acaooi ~ sucn character and aius shall place Il,
IN the highest rank amoog the schools Of our
country The rooms to be occupied by this school.
on the corner OF Concert and Fifth street,. are
pleasantly situated and will be elegantly furni.hs
with al the appliances Of . first class school.
ten weeks each.
Ihe general design Of this school will be TO
commune the advantages Of home nurture In phys
ical. mental and moral training, with instruction
IN the various departments of Literature, Science
and Art.
There will be secured the services Of fu,, corn
OF competent teachers in the ancient and modem
languages, mathematics, the natural sciences
ana al the branches Of thorough English sda-
cation. 49,
There will be exercises weekly in Composition
and Elocution.
There will be three departments-Primary. In
termediate and Academic
TERMS
1IHy department., per qasrter,.........& 8 90
eate department per quarter,.... 10 %
Acaaemic Department, per quarter, IL 90
Anese rates. payable invariably by the middle Of
the quarter, defrAy the entire expenses Of tuitioo
IN al branches not included in the extra charges
cases Of protractcd sickness
fupais will be classified and pro,nntsd onlv
upon thorough examination in their previous
studies. 1888 P
Ahoefai arrangement with the FaeGity Of the
Medical College, pupils pursuing their sInlie, in
rnnosopny, Chemistry or Phys o.ogy car have the
rNiskeoi Their Lectures and urinuns at iona on
these subjects, without addi tionHI cost.
,. an extra charge will be made pr quarter for
. un. gwen 40 French, deiman, Drawing,
Painting and Agricultural or Prsctical chsm,s.
try.
TRUSTEES.
samuel Il. Curtis, p: W. Potter.
X. lowe, s. !. BlIlins,
A. Bridgeman, W. Msta,,c
John Mccuna jam, y cax
n. Shelley, j. III, Lave.
esniofd, IL. W. samp.e,
James l.. Etes.
r J, NJ. McLANE,
eoAuA' sept. -, af-d Principal.
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Spinescs: snd Viaoss Liqsoss a Ylsetisn AAys
g kssesk: bsetlsa 1. That Il sAsil s. vnia1
tos ~ ewsss o. keeper. Or ths agsst o. eisrh
: ~ ovnsr - keeper Of any lisssssd Aosse Or e
,eens Ter Ne sale Of malt, spIritsoas Or vinous
n4son, Keep the saas OPEN, ~ tossil ssy nals
epiritoss ~ stsoas itqssss, "a ssy dav IS vkisa
~ ssass cossey, o. City eissstss 10 held within
ssstis- : Tsss any per-ss violating asy n ~
psesioss Of she section asssssasd shsii y tiskIs
atty dola, 70 b On forced and eoleeted - nj :,
city psaaltiss.
Passed October 3, 1857.
tAttsss,] AAWHINs TAYLOs.
,. .. AsAarAH, clssk. nsver.
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STATE or CONNECTICUT, | :,
No MUnnUO.

9. n. Perry hss sonstisstsl Gro. ". NcCsAny
Ais Attorney, 70 cell y aay sas Assirne e
p0ee4ess psepesty foe astaAl imDeovsnsat. dxStne
- eeeeass eest, sens Il The mest 1eslrchle ~:
p9g within ~ stty iiais, spsa 1arns vaSUh viii
secure As0s u The nest hsassifsI Da5t = ~
city.
1alslrs q ~ 49, Of McC1Aay D Dsvca. =
Third ssssst, bstwsss Aais , Jolsssa.
W dtf o. u. PERRY.
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Prairie state stoves.

TishArdly necessary for sto recafto nno
know b roug he interior Of this ana .Ie ~
joining States. Although patented some yen ysns
ago ~ possessssevery real improvement. .Iss
ever been made upon the dsscendiSs-nse Sow,
thes sms time II hss stood the mostsssere tstts ~
any Cook stove now in use. Oar confidence In NE
same 10 such thatws are willing to varfsn. y ~
fo,t.n v..rs. sails Roons1 II kain-s'
.n,sd COMSTOCk = BIO.
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Hot Air Premium
Cook stoves.

WE have never met with Premium stossths
w gave such universal sAtisfsctiop - ths one 20
which We here cali attention. It's iAsiiue. Iol
cooking and heating are extensive, ~niis
down the front of the oven, bakes perfectly ana
economies greatly overall other stoves q this pa
tern The beauty, utility and chespness Of I'M n,
new stove cannot TO TX the attention Iali"n-
cOMSToCK 1 BRO.
.,rsa II AAin-st.
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L,oR venisnee and utility this Stove 10 unsuf-
l. passed. 1t has = large Ore door, open top snd
front-besutiful in design, we'll made, and wsrrsH-
I'd to perform we'll in every case. The demand bts
been great for this stove that We we're ahaoie ~
ksepupwith our orders last season, out now Ne
have 50 extended our works for making them ~
Will enable us to eli the demands promptly In ~.
ture. City buyers especially solicited to exam
me this stove before purchasing.
CoMoTOCk 4 ER0,,
anra.d "a Main-It.
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Please EXAMINE

RLEAAE EXAMINE
4 OTbae, II, and II In bleck ~, old limits. fns
II " sltaateA % 4tb street, directly opposite the
residsneosef Mr.. Chittenden.
Lot IL, block Is, old Iii e ,sornes 5th end Ce-
1aSstrse4s. vAluAbiy located. Terms nsdarats
Lots II and IL, block II, - AAin-ss., nssr Gas
West Of lot u, blast 50. Nsin-st
Lots Lead :, blsGk -, on 9Th bstvsss Bank and
TiueA.
lSfssssf lot >. block 5, opposite Postelbee.
Lots In Kilbeasns's ADD, at very low ngurss.
u Msemss Lower Add.
PATIO lstss en1s, block liA, old limits.
Let q, block llt.
Lot IL. 8.
Lot ., 7, wtllians' Add.
aeees, tAls SID Il tAs Avst toll gate on Plank
sosd Fer sale ~ SAAPLE RANKIN.
apy3O-d
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GATE CITY

HAT. CAT AND FUN EMPORIuN
HAVING just received stock OF HATS,
Ii CAPS, fURS and ROBES, We invite all in
want Of any such goods to call At our establish
ment and examine cur
0oo0s am0 Prices.
This stock cannot be surpassed BY any ever offered
in this city sther in style. finish eolor price.
Dop Z take our word tor IL, but call and see for
yourselves.
We charge nothing for showing our goadr.
Cash paid for Furs and Deer Skins.
OK. / j. II. VOORHEES,,
sepl6d No. 81 Main-st.. keokuk.
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liaWk-EYe state.

A STOVE with great capacity for both eoohins
"A and Heating. We rake three siIes Of these,
and toe very pcrson with large families and colo
houses we on DIR CO mmend his article.
COMsIoCk i kko.,
an,ad II MAin-st
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2. WoksTER. JOHN rknPLIN. r.p. W0RsrBk.
wORSTER, TEMPLIN q Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
Yankee Nosisns, Fancy Goods ana
millinery,
sepl5d kw
N . q = - q vi "
1915.

- . N ere Sttlt
1915.
NEW COMERS PLEASE NOTICE.
1AnAsavy end continual Rent roSld soon purchase
Desiva3ie and Permanent Homesfsad, secure from
shrffs' trecxfions and Landiords' daas.
TINE subscriber now offers our new oitilens the
i cheapest bargain yet out, being Dwelling
House large enough for IN ordinary family, en-
closed by neatly painted paling fence, with good
water convenient, In . healthy location and quiet
Estes HOUSE.
TIKST CONE: FIRST CLAIM.
II taken .oon. can be had 1T low figures. A
rare bargain, whether for . residence or NJ an in
vestment. Title guaranteed.
TsRss-$2S2 cash balance in payments 10 &C.
commodste purchaser. For cash liberal discount
will b. made.
Inquire Of the unlersigned, Days Building,
Exshange-st. corner Of 18th, or at the once Of
W. ". Dixon, Atheneum Buildings.
dis p. A.URMSTON.
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Charter Oh Fire and Marine ms o., Hartsord, OF.
lAUDIrOR'S OYYICE,
IuVA CRY 0~nA rSk aak1

Iowa 1857
ns Ca anTEn Tl.E
49, ~ csasaN s
s3.es Iss. c.p,
n wit
testimony whereof
the CHARTER COMPANY NJ
Hartford Connsicu TO Of Of
Coma. - -
I. ene ass
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0Esssk Lsslis's Psnily Aagasias -
Gasssts of.sFsshioa for October, and Ne
Hons Journal hass bssa laid on our table
By Clarke Of the Literary Depot.

C6Asssfs. Burrows ! Prstsyman Of Da.
vsnport hsvs issss6 their pronissory notes,
In the ssnblsnss Of bank bilh, Ysdssnalls
In currency % presentation. They are used
q Davenport, Iowa City, and that region for
the purchase OF prodsse.
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vENTILATlNG AND SELTCLEARiNG
FURNACE.
. btAss.


Patented August y, 1894.
FNAIS Furnace lie different in many essentisl
particulars from any thing ever before onera
to the public.
1t presents larger amount Of effective radiat-
ing surfscs tall Of which 10 10 direct contact
with the hrel than any other Heater now In the
market. One entirely new and important feature
10 the addition Of large amount Vt surface at
tached To the 6rs pot, in tho foru OF faus, which
adds very much to the power Of the furnace, and
prev ent The over heating and cracking Of the pet
| The construction Of it sslt-cieaIinK radiatef
| an Important c,nsideration, ~ IL s6cctualiy OF
xiAtes tho necessity Of cleaning. The Fadtattf
| itself sncircies tho body Of the Furnace, and -
| connected thrrvi.h by six dass, or distributing
pipes, which, taken directly from the top oi ths
nrs POI. arc 80 a,tAIssa sla. 'ns ae -
equal oontsct WIN tas entire internal satisse
| Tue furnace, 'nsfeSy IsnIshf M Is
pipes ~ siso TINS o~ay wnen tns ulIsct ara. -
closed tAs ~ always should %, sacep, Wniie A.ne
hnS inc niela mo- po-ts - -, ..s
~. ena -. Sa.,s,as .nn.Is....;,. IN n,.,.
snt use thereby anora'ng ~ .plonani.y ogns
.h 80 .h.h !. snn.,,r III 10
s .ne 'm p9i.Ancs " "n a. 80 !. .pp ~
have had eaper'en,s IN Iutnaes-ss'.ing.
anc J"'nss ~ -. 49, "a ssad. ~ ps,.al;,
~Ps. 49,.
A careful examination Of the form and citing
- ~ ca.,;nys viil .hox that III. liability e
sr.e .a' il snrsi, osssd BY The .npi. prov.ss
wbioh hs. been M ado for expansion and eontrae.
.ia aa''' : - '4 .N' ~
Ts;. S,.r... c,o.o,t, a, or,v;o.la md ;,rco.t.,<
a..,asrs,.. ss,isr,.iIy "a ,ha Nsste,n Trsar 80
n.cu,i.r .a.n,r ,ian "a IN, ~. ~ bitum;nons ..i
IN. an... vhioh Az larra ie.dInv nsrnsna;cn.
,,v from H. Ara ,at 10 ~ ,s,li. tns sr5 ns.,1x
- i, Tho rit nine are fully eYn.,.d 10 -. sr.,t
.c,ian ~ ths ar rha rss,n,ns mst,., att.
~ ,hair innsr surface. is ,a,tIy isn,t.a 1900
A. hnrn. cis., whiIc TIA - n n,apt i ,o.i..,.
~ ma IN rh.mher 49,
In the use Of bi,nmisous coal q smoke pipe Of
increased aise il employed.
We are now prepare red to put up the above named
furnace for wood Or coal, in both public and tri-
rAte houses At short notice, One II III. m cnn Ia
seen It the Con chapel IN thi. city. nut
up by VI. I0MsloCk BRO
July sid II Main-st.
----------- -,
'''.' lLa. ofr,saer,es..uro r., 'eA
nAnxtn.u
N.,,,o, a. 80 MAJ, s,, vroarr rorI
s;.coan, a., "a 80
w soi,s.sions n thi,eity md 5ro.sho.. ~
Nos,h III. -
s;':: s.::., ..
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f1sHk snbssribsss would iairn ~ consumer, Of
LSlbsl. sSs ~ pub!is 5sssssiiy, ii.l si.sy
Are now prepared TO furnish III kisAs Il Lunher
Ilasrisg. Jest, eessting and siding, d Any lesetk
ehat nay - desired.
eau 6 The Nsv Saw Mil, on the river. Mar
Whits's Resk no0ss. PAUL 4 HJJHrR
n. !. esevs WOOD fer sale q u 50 PER card.
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y. AmSLD sn.nAuKi
Sample T. Rankim.

01o60Se o04 Real Eoe0to 0ea1ers,
60 % Bssosd street, between Main and Johnson ,
WILL give special sstsatios 10, and e1ss thar
W ssrvisssis tAs purchase asd sale VI ksslkstaiA
and Stocks, 1Avsstmtst IL Aonsy, Collssting of
Dsbts ~ Rsas. Paying Taxss, ana all other Lsxit
tnsts bssinsss Of gsssral broksrsgs and Tssl e.
tsss 6ssinsss IN 6osthsrp Iowa oFth srn Assoeri
And Western IlIiaeis. pchIId
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John B. Weller hes been slsessd Gov
srnor Of California BY about Is. 900 .ajorisy.
Baohansn's nAjosty was 1880, sonss-
qusntly thsrsh : Democratic loss Of oyss
10000 votes.
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0cCVNeS bta1d1n1, 610A0 n - - leeoa1-1fs.
Eall AR9an9onOnSs
YSHE proprietor Of The eSsvs establishment begs
I leave to call the attention of HE patrons and
Ne pubs generally, 70 bic large snd ecuplsts a..
ssrsnsnt Il tall aad vistss 9oods received and
ss,asssd With great care, snd special reference 70
~ wants Of this Market and Shs Subscriber hopes
70 merit Ana ypesivs continuatIon u he patron.
age 70 libsfal1y bestowed the past season. Cali
s1DtS-d LIB. MALTBY.
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RICH HoUsEMoLD runNlTURE

MESSRS. kIMBEL 4 FREDIN
II ESPECTFuLLY inform their friends and the
- public that they have est4bli. he'd At
SEQ SOUTH CLARK ST, CHICAGO, ILL.,,
Branch Of their Paris and New York Houses for
the manufacture and sale OF the most
elegant ~ les IL
Haruiture asa House Decsrariens /
Messrs h. =. are also prepared to fill 1t short
notice any orders for
French Gas Fixtures,
French Carpets,
French Mirrors and Frsmss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-08

Omen Coal Radiator,

XITEinvite all who wish To burn coal IN thxir
w parlors To call and new kadailor.-
We make three sses suitable for rooms OF All d.
mentions AZ No, ~ Main-st
aprs-d COMSTOCk i BRO.
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4 nsn mayb b sAislsd BY the shaliovsst
eophisssy u be y dsteSnined that be will Be-,
A fsllow csn drown himself in kettle Of
water II b will lie down and keep his mou q
ead noae proceed rssolutsly against The bot
tom Of ~ utsAsil.
There y fellow 10 Illinois % dirty that
The assessors have pat hin down - "rssl
estate" s#s
= Clarke has DsBow's Review for 6sptsu.
her.
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