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AN ACT
mo. so

To authorize the Directors Of Frankfort Union
Seminary to sell and convey property belong
ing thereto to pay debts.
SEC. I. Be IL enacted By the Geaeral
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D z z D S q

0FAN IMPROVED FORM for sale yer,
ehea t+his Office, Give Us a call;
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Just Received.


A large supply of Choice Teas, Cigars, To
N baccos. &c, by DULIN & CRANE
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HER ON HAND, AND FUI SALE.
TERMS CASH

The subscriber would say to his old friends
and customers who are indebted to him, ci
thcr by Hotc or book account, that they are re-
spcctfully invited to cali and pay soon, rs Il
long indulgence has been already given, they
will find their notes and accounts, either nj the
Tannery, or at the Boot IL Shoe Store of VIM
J. WAssoS. Any ncglccting the above inYi-
tation, are requested not to cast any unpleas-
ant reflections uron the subscriber. if they
should receive an official card. partly printed,
and partly written. informing them ut tLeir
own expense where To find their claims.
WILLIAM WASSON.
Ashland April sth, 1881. 2m44.
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SECRETARY OF STATE OFFIcF,l
COLUMBUS, April! 4, 1857.
] hereby certify that The foregoing proposed Con
stitution amendments are correctly copied from the
original rolls on file in this office.
JAM rs II. BAKER.
Secretary Of state.
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aHDTTOPI OEETHE

AUDIIUI ) UFFIJE,
ASHLAND. April s, 1857.
] hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Con
stitutinnal amendments are correctly copied from
the original Us furnished this Office by the Secrcta-
JAMES sw1NEFoRD, auditor, .qsh. Co.
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A spurious article, advertised forsale in the LA
dea Journal. as the '.E1tr0ct of CanekalogHo" oeeA-
stoned the following advertisement, which was
inserted in The same paper. The dissracefut fraud
upon the Public has been thus exposed. as no ap.
plication has beem maSe for the ,mount offered
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-04-22
AN ACT
mo. 56.1

To amend an act entitled sc an act authorizing
County commissioners to grant further time for
the completion Of Free Turnpike Roads, and
paying for the same"
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Letter from John C.. Jones, ESQ.,, formerly Consul
of the United States, at the Sandwich Islands
and for many years a resident of California.
BosroE, December 10th, 1876.
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Notice.

WE have disposed of our entire interest in
w our clothing establishment in Ashland
to Z. Greenwald. The Books will be left in
his hands for settlement until the LIST of March
next, after which they will be placed in the
hands of the proper officers for collection
Those knowing themselves indebted to us are
therefore requested to call and make immediate
settlement. S. APPLE d. co.
Ashland, Jan. 81, 1857. 3ltf
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&c, &C,
And in fact, everything usually found in a
Cabinet Ware Room, all (which will be made
bv the best worSmcn. out of the best material,
aud will be sold VERY LOW FOR READY
PAY! l will also keep n general assortment
Of CHAIRS which shall be sold at small prof
its.
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Relating to the surrender of permanent leases
Virginia Military School Lands.
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TANNERYs
HIDES & BARK WANTED.

TNHE subscriber wishes TO purchase 1000
L Hides, and 200 cords of Bark at his old d
well known Tannery, near thea d. g. W Rail
Road Eepot, either in exchange for Leather
or Cash.
IEATiITR m UANO AVN EOp SAFE
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NO. 3.

Dated April Sd, 1857.
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April s, 1857.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-17
WHOLE NO I08
WHY DON'T YOU!

feader! Christian reader Look at
| he question at the head of this article
" see 1t you can apprehend its force, for
presently we want you To answer il,
and TO be honest about it. There is n
day coming when all our cloaks for sin.
ana excuses for neglecting known du-
ties will be burned up. Aye. that day
VIII burn like an oven. Why don't
yo~! You see that thoughtess, daring
sinner presuming too much upon the
goodness Of God, evidently going to
destru elton, and you say somebody ought
to reclaim him and save hi,n-somebody
ought To pray for him, warn him and
'e"ch him ifpossibie-why don, you2
You see young man addicted to the
use of bad language, vulgar. obscene.
proiane. He does not reflect, pcrhaps
does not know how sinful it is. Some
one, you say ought kindly aud cautions.
ly I" approach him and admouish him.
and if possible save him from so vile Il
habit. tWhy don't you?
There's poor widow STRUGGLING
against the tide of circumstances 10 sup
port and partially educate her children,
Dot she cannot, unaided, succeed. -
She is becoming poorer every day. If
some Christian lady would take a sheet
OF paper around with little caption,
"Io aid NrS. Hnmilry-,''s and
show it to her wealthier neiphbors. no
d"nbt muny Of them would gladly con-
tribute Something, and surely it ought
t" be done. Lady, why don't you?
Aud that poor afflicted familv-how
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-17
COnundrumS.

"Talking of conundrums,' said old
Hurricane, stretching himself all over
Social Hall, and sending out one of
those mighty puns Of Havana which had
given him his name. "Cun any of YOU
tell me when ship may be said to be
in love 7"
81 can tell can," snapped ou, Lit.
tie Turtle. "lis when she wants TO be
manned"
Just missed it, quoth Old Hurri
cane, "by mile. Try again. Who
speaks first :"
81 do secondly" answered Lemons
cts when she wants mate"
"Not correct" replied Hurricane.
1.-The question is still OPEN"
"When she's ship of great size"
l.S'ghs,) modestly propounded MI
Smoo'hly.
"When she's tender TO a man fqray, +"
said the Colonel, regarding the refec-
tion of his face in his boot.
Every thing but correct" responded
Hurricane.
"When struck back by heavy swell, :"
suggested Starlight.
mot as yet, said Hurricane. Come
hurry along"
when she makes m~cA ofa fast sai.
lor." cried Smashpipes.
Here there was great groan and
Smashpipes was thrown out o { the win.
dow, When peace was again restored,
Ola hurricane ''propelled again"
"Iou might have said. 'when she
hugs the wind, or when she runs down
after smack or when she's after a
consort, or something Of that sort
But that wouldn't have been right The
real solution is-when she's attached to
a duoy."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-17
M0RGANIOWN M0NONGALIA CO., VA, FRIDAY JULY Y 1857

"The following instance may serve
to show how well this mode of commu-
nication answers the purpose of recall
ing subjects totheir memory: A friend
OF mine, at Philadelphia, gave an Indi-
an string of Wampum, adding, Il am
your friend, and will serve you to the
utmost of my power. Forty years af,
terwardsthe Indian returned the string,
saying: 'Brother you gave me this
string OF Wampum, saying, | am your
friend, and will serve you to the utmost
of my power; / am now aged, infrm,
and poor; do now as you promised;
and he generously kept his word"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-17
The Three Chances.

Il plous man was once asked. whence
1t came, that in spite of all the calami-
ties OF life, he could still preserve such
eqnanimity.
"'t comes from this. that take care
OF my eyes for all evil comes into the
heart through the senses, but good also
10y the same way"
Upon further questioning how he did
this. he said:
Every morning before 60 10 my bus
IneSs, and among men, direct my eyes
Ih"ughtiully TO three things: First. l.
raise them lo heaven, and remind myself
that my chief business and the aim of
my life and endeav"r is up there. Sec
ondly, lower them 10 the earth, and
consider how little, room | need one
day, to find me grave there. Finally
look upon myself, and think vt tho
multitndes Of those whose fortune il
worse Than mine. In this way have
patience in all my sorrow, ana live
with the world and man Contented in
God,--IUerdachcr
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-17

pag@ a gossipping club is said to
have been framed down east, for the
purpose of more effectually ascertaining
the business of other people generally.
1t already has attained a large mem
bership, and promises to become a
ilourishing institution. The following
are some of its rules -
Any member Of the society who shall
be convicted Of knowing more of his
own business than another's, shall be
expelled from the society without a
hearing.
No member shall sit down at his own
table, until he has ascertained to a cer-
tainty what his neighbors, within three
doors of each side of his house, shall
have to eat--whcther they have paid
for the same, and if not, if they expect
to.
Every member who shall see two or
three persons engaged in conversation.
shall place himself between them until
he has heard all they have to say, and
report the same accordingly.
Every member who shall see a gen
tleman visiting young lady more than
twice, snail circulate the news that thev
are going to be married, and said mem
bers are required to report all manner
OF things about the gentleman to the
lady, and ditto about the lady to the
gentleman. This will break up match.
es, and afford much gossip.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-17


Mtroduction of Yaahec Dooclye 10 En-.
rope. Hon. Robot G. Winthrop, in
his address at the Boston Musical Festi.
val, relates the following:
During the negotiation at Gheut. Of
that treaty ofpeace to which have ius,
alluded, festival or banquet, or it nav
have been a ball, was about to taks
place, at which it was proposed Co pay
tho customary musical compliment to
all tho Sover~igns who were either pros.
eut or represented on the occasion.
The Sovereign People Of the United
States, ,-repreSeDted there, as YOU re.
member, Ivy Mr.. Adams, Mr.. l}avarJ,
Mr.. Clay, Mr.Joua Il ussel, and Mr.Gal-
ialIn--w OF course, not to be over.
lookcdi aud tho musical conductor or
band master Of the place called upon
these commissioners TO furnish him with
orr national air. Our national air, said
hey, is Gankee Doodle. Yankee DooJ.
le, said tho conductor, what is that =
Where shall | find it7 BY whom was
1t composed} Can You supply me with
the soore3 The porplexity of the Com.
missioners may be better conceived
than described. They were fatty at
their wits ends They never imagined
that they should have scores Of this
sort to settle, and each turned 10 the
other III despair. At last they be,hoppht
thom, in happy moment, that there
was colorod servant Of Mr.. Claws who.
like so many Of his race, was first
rate whistler, and who was certain 10
know Yankee Doodle by heart. He
was sent for accordingly, and the prob
lem was solved without further d,lay.
The baDd'master joucd down the air
as the colorod boy whislled it, and bo.
fore night, said Mr.. Adams, Yankee
Doodle was set to so many parts that
you would hardly have known it. and
u came out tho next day 10 all the
pride, pomp and circumstance Of vioI
and hautooy, ordrnm, trumpet and Gym.
bal TO the ediicdtion Of the Allied Sow
ereigns Of Europe, and to the alorifi
cation Of the United Soyoreiqns of A.
morico
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-17
NOr/Lern T1sf;mo TT

Northern Testimony--Tbe Rev. Ire
eus Prime, of the New York Observer,
giving the conclusions reached by means
OF a visit to Kentucky, says "0ur tes.
umopy is that the intercourse between
master and slave is kinder and more
cons'dorate than between master and
servant at the North that the scrvan,
here acts more freely aud lives with less
appearance Of serVility, anxiety and de-.
preston, than laborer on farm in the
free states. SO far os physical com.
fort and moral privileges are concerned
they are better cared for than mos, Ia.
boring people in many other parts Of
the world.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-17

A BeautJ1l Mca.-Away among the
Aileghanies there is a spring, so small
that single OK, in summers day,
could drain it dry. 1t steals its uuob.
structive way among the hills, till it
spreads out in the beautiful Ohio
Thence it stretches away thousand
miles, leaving on its banks more than
a bundled villages aud cities and ma,
ny cultivated farm, and bearing on its
bosom more than half thousand steam.
boats. Then joining the Mississippi.
lt stretches away and away some twelve
hundred miles or more, ill it falls into
the great emblem ofelernity. 1t is ono
OF tho g'eat tributaries of the ocear,
which, Obedient only to God, shall roll
and roar till the angel, with rne foot
on the sea and The other on he land,
shall liit up his bard to heaven, and
swear that time shall be no Longer. ---
SO with moral influence. 1t is Il ill.
a rivulet---a river---an ocean, bound-
less anG fathomless as eternity S0ufh,
ern UIiaoiSda.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-17

n ContcnteH Man .-- Editorial life ha.
many burdens and cares, but The follow.
ing Incident shows that il is not want.
ing either in dignity or comfort: Black
was greet fuvotite with Lord Mel.
bourne. On one occasion The peer said:
MT Black you are the only person who
comes To sec me who forgets who am
The editor opened his eyes in aslouish.
meut, You forget that am the Primo
Minister. Everybody takes especial
care to remember it bat | wish they
would forget it, for they only remember
1t to ask mo for places or favors Now
Mr.. Black. you never asked mo for apy
thing, aud | wish you would; for scri.
ously should be most happy to do any.
thing ip my power 10 serve you,' Il am
truly obliged said Mr.. Black, but
don't want anything. Il am tho editor
Of the Morning Chronicle. | like nv
business and live happy on my income
Then said the peer, Il envy you aud
your are tho only man ever did,"
The Democratic majority, on ioint
ballot, in the approaching Virginia Leg.
isIstpro, VIII be piuetyiwu.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-17

The Cincinnati and Marietta Railroad
have now awaiting shipment or on the
way f,om the East twopty.three fret
class locomotives, built at Jersey Civ
aud Paterson.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-17
Editor Christian Adrocufe:

EXTENSIVE PURouAsE.---Tbo st.
Louis Democrat mentions the purchase
OF l4,Ooo acres of land in Dade or Bar,
ton counties, in Southwestern Nilsson.
81, oy a large company of Pennsylvania
ans, OF German descent, who design set.
Ting there.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-17
galR AllgRlgA1 DNlDlY.
TgRMS.. 81 SO In Advance, Otherwise So 90

TERhS...$l.5O In Advance, otherwise SO 90
No subscription received for shorter period
than six months and no paper discontinued un-
Ill all arrearages are paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at usual rates,
each additional insertion. Yearly advertise
ments Inserted at discount on tho above terms,
Per contract. Candidates announc ements 81.
Printing Office on Front street, corner OF
Court Alley.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-17

Dr. Freeman Of New York. eovs
that almost one quarter Of the children
under ton years Of ago in ,ha, city die
OF hereditary inebrieiy.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-17

a gentleman from western Iowa,
Drugs distressing accounts of the fam.
me there. Corn is worth several dol.
iiare per bnshol, and stock has been per.
ishing ,opid'y, the people had to plant
corn with the Doe, and horses were too
poor to dfaw the plough. IS
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-17

The following though old, will be in.
'erestlng 20 tAose who are fond of sausa.
ges' a lady who had bought some
OF couple Of boys, overheard them
taking about the money. "Give me hall
OF IT, says one. 81 won't" says the
other. "Now that ANT fair, YOU know
taint Joe, for half tho pup was mine"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-17

iRBLIG1oUs n gwspApERs. .--Eld. r..
v. Thurman, writing in tho Western
Recorder, says: 81 owe my earliest,
most enduring, and best religious i'm
pressions, to the healtlful, religious
sentiments derived from reading my
fathers religious periodicals at an car.
Iy age"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-17

a RoMfsH BISHOP BURNED IN Er-
FtGY.--A Romish priest was recently
exoommunicated by Bishop O'Regat,,
of fChicago, becausohe (the pr;est) would
not convey o portion Of his property to
the Bishop. As . wnsequence, the
friends ofthe priest gathered themselves
together in an Indignation meeting,
aud burned an saigy of the Bishop
onder it was tn Q inscription, depart,
you Judas"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-02

NOTICES hereby given to the swnors Of the
lots descrtedin the foregoing list, situated in the
City OK keokuk, Lee County and State Of Iowa,
whose names toned, and al others istossst
Cd thAts specialtsx bees and lev ed by
the city council said city for AeAdsmisirg and
Curling Bl0ndeau-s in front ofsaid lots as desg
mated in the above list and ssless pay be made
Of tbs - levied And also ali ccss, before tho
9Th day Of October, A. D. 1s57 the said lots or 10
much thereof Us shall be necessary to discharge
said tax and costs, will be sold on the day sfors-
said, At the Mayors ofhce in said city, between
the hours OF o clock =. IN. and s clock y. m.
C. G. STEVENS,
Collectcrof thsCity Of Keokuk. !,
Sept. IL, ISb7-dtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-02

NOTCH IL hereby given TO owners OF tAs Lsts
Described in the foregoing list situated In che
City VI ksokuks Lao county and State Of owa,
whose names are mentioned above, and al sthArs
interested, that y spsciai tax has been sssssssd
and levied on said hats BY The City Council Of
Block Ho.aSS, - designated y tbs shove list,
and unless pay mcnt be made ekhe taxes so levied
and also AL costs, before tbs 18th day Of Osio-
brr A. y. 1851, the said iots ,or 90 much thereof
~ shall be necessary TO dischsTEs the ssidtax and
costs, will be s0.d IN the day aforesaid, at the
Mayors ofcc, in said city, between the hours Of Q
o'clock =. n. and s O'Clock p. n.
g. q. 6TEykNS,
Collector Of the City OF keokuk.
Re0kuk SAINT. II. ,51.dtd
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- 49, ANEN T. Cs,..
A.E .nRfJCCIIw-

No, 50 Main street. .-..........KEOEfIH' IOWA
ASlNG removed one door west, IL rooms form.
\ 1 orly oeeupied ~ Reid, shields d Co, would
inform their frieuis and customers thu. having
~ htied larger ropns and made large additions 10
1hsir stock 81 Drnss and Medieinss We are pre-
lowest terms.
Below We give Lat Of soma Of the leading ar
ticles susr KkcgIvEp, ~
2oskegs Bicarh Soda,
10 ~ Sslwptus. -
10 hb's, Cream Tartar,
9po f's rartaric Acid,
seV " Quininc,
" - Morphine.
90 ns Opium,
earboys Sweet Spirits Niirc,
PIG do Aqua Ammonia,
T., do Saiphuric Acid, &c., &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-02
SANDERS & DUNHAI,.


- ! SANDERS K DUNBAR,
. FUAN1TUKE WAR r.. hO0MH.
Main Street, bot. 9TH i 9th kEOkCE, IOWA.
sA1s.asssisned have nov In ar1sr.sxesn~
= their WAss-Aoons, and destsa l1Ie Il,
Keeping constantly on hsnd we'll
solicited assostment Of ~ kinds Of Eusnttnfe,sn-
srssiss Marble top Dressing, and pisi Buresss
nns s.c plain Sofas ; hne and plain Gen,os asd
Gard Tables; Cane se an w inds chaiEs Resk-
ihg ChAafs efsvery ffon apiair wootss
ssat - thc fncst hair cloth ,eai plain and
iAssy ssSned cottsE bcdascrdf III heiatsststyis;
L0anges, &c.
Locking Glasses Of al Uses Clocks ,Carpstinss,
aoos snA door mAttings, 6oor and table oil cloths
msttrasses, feather busters, carriage trimninga,
vindeu shadss and trimmings, and every other Dr.
tiels usually kept In our line Of basincss. 4
Part efour stock Was made undeYour ~wn SUPER
vissn, aad the rest bought from nan sfsstssies Of
high standing, 20 that can warrant every arti.
ole fev durability and finish Of work nans5ip.
Our - Get 10 70 establish permanent business
here, ana not ON the Peter Funk principle !
snd ~ ~ 4 paUeemsnt 10 persen.so puschsss Of
~, wesrsrssolvsd toselI ~ the lowest St. Louis
prices. ~
Call and examine our stock before puYch asin
elsewhere. Wewill Alwaystsks plsasurein show.
Ing furniture 70 Ladies and Gsatiemsn Who = -
favor ~ With call whether they feel inclined q
by or not.
SANDERS 5 DUNBAR.
Feb. ~. 1657.--d&vtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-02
PATENT MASTIC ROOFING!
e.. lDNLES. .JS..

(OFFICE MA1N-ST. OVER THOMPsON'S SHOE STOREY
L o Q
II. nusxc on Canv
GLOW aee my ussl'
Pnt E
Rafsmybe ina q FIepro
u n the N ri by an
mater n b. INDY
NJ does notdr
is1o from /
dH most bete
mord n ds to pfati
Roofing
h Ehoms 10 fee inl2 Bes
pitch OF 70 n
worer1 shAr
No
Each
stour oMeeN Nt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-02

- s.ABNa n Ak y.
ME Invite your intention TO eur full and COM
p,tte stock Of Paints, Oils, Ac., which We are
constantly receiving from New ork, Cincinnati ii and
other eities. weafYc
500 kegs Pure White Lead,
80 do tstharge,
30 do Red Lead
~ DO Snow White Zine.
10 bills. iainseed Oil,
do 1rrpentint,
10 do Glue,
brushes Of all kinds,
Nasaishea A
q the cheapest rates for cash or on short time
Vail and see, 1t NJ. 81 Main street, Keokuk. low.
aueid D, BkADEN 4 Co
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-02
DIRECT IMPORTATION
or
HARWARE AND CuTLERYi

DIRECT ISitaR1 AdGi0A
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
.. w. A II. TUC X n n
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALEES.
L have in store, aua arc relieving their supplies
for the spring trde, direct from the makers, which
they offer To cash and prompt time-buyels on IA.
vorable terms The stock being anusuaily large,
they con idsntls solieitsn xsminstionof .hesane.
GCYTHEs.--A larse stock Of different srsnds IL
- sale low by S. W.AH. TuCkEE
- sale by s.. .AH.IuckEK.
LAY KAKEs.- LIS, Rskes II diis REM aualitle.
II fcrsale low By s.W.a II. TUCKER.
skAiN CRADLES ---drapev,ne, Premium, sud
summon N''''S' 's :. VIZ v. =. Ii. TUCKER. .
LAY FokKs.-A large stock, asserted quail.
IL ties, fortalc by s.W H.TUckEk.
STKAW F0KKs.- Thrre.1inc straw FORKS Of
~ dihorsntqoalitiss for sale by
s.wl TUCKER.
& PAbEs.-A large stock Of iron, steel aud east
~ steel Spsdes, for saie by
s. w.. II. TUCKER.
A Ms sEoSELs.-- large stock q Ames'
s.,w.4 II. TUCKER.
GCfTnE sTOSES.--svytae Stones, IL different
~ kinda, in quantities to suit.
S. Wa II. TUCKER
GafriiE RIFLES --vsripus quaiititsef srythe
~ Rifles and shsrpeners fof .aleby
d w. l. H.TUCkER
GIckLES.--A good article OF SiekIes for sale BY
~ S.W. All. TUCKER
yklNDSTONEss-Th Bcrea q RI ndstonss, Of Va
~ rious sises, for sale by
s. WAN. TUCKER,
(Sign Of the Red Paddock,
iys dtw corner Of Main and Second SITS.
DELINQUENT List or EOTA
M which special taxes due and unpaid for
~ McAdaniaing on Biondesu street, from 9th 10
9Th stre@fs T5F l5,F' VA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-02
Jobhing OF nh kinds done with
30 Pss@psasAs.a
ROOFING DONE, 4GALvAEIzEI iCNcoGST
CEs PUT UP ON SHORT NOTICE.
WARM-AIR FURNACES /,

I'VE are now prepared TO put up Warm Al. Fur.
nacss for heating Dwellings, Churches, Public
Halle, &c. The Furnace utcd II the In an sctuYs
Of Lotse,o Cincinnati, who Inns pared no pain,
orexpense In psrfecting heating apparatus which
and convenience. safety from IRE, hsAlihfui vsnti
lation and puro quality of heated air.
aug25d kIGkEY ABBOTT