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Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09
A New Saw-Mill.

We are pleased to learn that Rev.
WILEY JONES has received part Of
the machinery for a saw.mill, which
The intends erecting on e. claim ad.
joining town, He expects to receive
the remainder of the machinery next
week, and iTtwo weeks more, it will
probably be in operation. This il
good news for our people, Scarcity
of lumber has been a serious draw.
back to Prairie City, and now tina,
we are soon to have two mills in
operation within one mile from us
lumber will be plenty.
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09
CLAIM FOR SALEl

/ mile from Prairie City, with 100
acres timber, and the balancoexcellent
prairie. DO acres under cultivation,
with corn, potatoes and garden sauce
planted for this season, good story
and-a.half hewn log house, and an
excellent we'll Of water, well stoned /;
lime kiln capable Of burning 800
bushels Of lime at ono burn. Tho
lain also has n never-failing stream
VI water running through it, and 10
adjoining o claim which has on it
largo steam saw-mill. The claim
viii bc sold reasonably. Inquire on
the premises. g vLl
23t* @os \. y, JORDAN,
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09

ETl The citizens Of Prairie City
and surrounding country held eel
ebration on the 4th inst. In the
morning a procession was formed at
the church, for such Of course we
must call the large cloth tent erected
for place Of worship, and marched
to an arbor that had been prepared on
q beautiful eminence near by, and
where q liberty pole had been raised,
from the top Of which Aoated the
stars and stripes. Here three Sab
bath School addresses were delivered
by three Reverends whose names we
do not remember. AT noon all were
provided with q bountiful repast---a
free dinner--speaking we'll of the
libcrality of the citizens. In the
evening an oration was delivered by
s. N. Wood, rather political in its
bearings Of course, after which, VIM,
A. Phillips, Esq, delivered d short
and appropriate address and the meet.
ing adjourned. Want Of room pre-
eludes us from noticing further this
now town. we may take occasion
to do so hereafter, Laurence Repab-
licGn. ..,.~~'tFit
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09

Rr HE VIRGINIA EMIsRATroN
MOvHMnNT'-Thc Wheeling (va.)
Intelligsncer announces on reliable
authority. that there are extensive
movements among the largest land,
holders in that State, to dispose by
wholesale of immense tracts on coun.
try to Eli Thayer's company, to BE-
sold to bodies Of settlers now about
'emigrating from the Eastern ant
Western States; also, that Kentucky
and Tennessee have been bidding fol
the attention Of the company, and i
is probable that considerable pur-
,chases will be made in those States
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09
tAdvdrtisc,ncnt,l
Matrimony.


J Tho adysrtiscfis sanxious TO obtain
partner to participate and share
with him in, bis joys, andsympethizo
with and soothe him in bis Affections,
Hlsagetia2S sis considered passibly
goodllookipG and has enough Cthis
worlds goods TO enable ldmselEa and
partner tnojisc ocbmCortably' Tho
lady of bishchoieo would DO ooumbO-
tween thoaagcsl Of lSIaut2D.'o 'of an
amiablo disposition and sympsthihing
heartlla healthy eonetitltionSwitb at
lsaei.an sor,poNry slmcaion end
.thnspugh kaowlulgcol dnmastieIu-
ties. "lleaiSs not paytIepletjn rogard
10 looks. tllqpghba wuulj,. .elcoursc,
prefer,oneyeAiband aA1hlweelf!.
suchp iaayawisita hnkher dcs.
tinios with one Of thu btsrrsiAlpox OF
his dieeirtionr-will Tlmee address
'yVlMson3vi GNySlskdaAs.
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09
BEWARE OF THE POPE |

The old horned monster is now as
busily at work with his internal machina.
tions to undermine our American inslitu.
tions, " ever, With his insidiods smiles
and Jealous interest which he manifests for
our people, he is rapidly ginning ground Ia
our country; but in PnAinE CRY, so long 40
JOHN GRAHAM, with his army Of ma.
sons are at work, the "old rip" can never
obtain foothold. &
Mr.. Graham is now prepared to do all
kinds of work which is done with stone.
brick, lime and sand. lie has in his en-.
ploy some Of the best workmen the country
affords, and consequently can do all work
entrusted him in the most workmanlike
manner, Buildings constructed by the JOB
or the day, according to the fancy of tho
people. He may always be founa at P. airio
CITY, -.'''r JOHN GRAHAM.
Prairie City, June 25thlS57--l.tf %
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09

I, Ev Brigham Young says that
polygamy is not practicod in Utah
because the men like IL nor because
their luSts lead them into that connu'
lbial condition Of life; but God com
mands IT, and wishing to comply
with his orders the he-Saints take
unto them many wives. What a
scrapplOusly God-foAring act the male
Mormons arc! laAAI.N a .hn n
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09

EsW- The Postmaster General hi


ET The Postmaster General has
recently decided that bona fido sub
scribers to weekly newspapes can re.
cieve the same free of postage ifthey
reside in the county in which the
paper is printed and published, even
if the Office to which the paper was
sent is without the county, provided
IL is the Office at which they receive
their mail matter, This will be an
item of interest to newspaper sub
scribcrs living near the county lines,
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09
Medical Notice.

The undersigned respectfully tenders 10
the citizens Of Prairie City aud vicinity.
his services as practitioner Of Medicine
and Obstetrics. 10000 mln p.'
In his practice he never blceds or blistorS;
never prescribes Calomol, Opium, Arsenic,
or any other poison, and inyariabIy has bet.
ter success than those who use those agents.
A supply Of genuine Vaccine Virus On
hand aud inserted aud warranted,
Office and residence on Aurora street,
East side Of Eden Park,
w. '' IL, j. CANNITF, NJ. D.
Prairie City, June goth, 1857. .a
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09
WALKER's CRrMr.--It is estimated

WALKER's CRME. 1T 10 estimated
by Gen. Remington, Of Walter,
staff, that during the two years o.
Walkers usurpation in Nicaragua,
$500 joined his army. OF which
1000 were killed or died in that coun,
try Of their wounds. Perhaps SOC
moro have since died, or are disabled
for life--making at least 1900 vic,
Tins, crying out for justice against
the great crime Of modern filibustcr-
ism. ~ e|9i@ '''
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09

ET- An IrishmAn. seeing an un.
dortakcr carryingsvory small coffin,
exclaimed In the utmost surprise I;
odds blood ~ possible that That
tcofRn! !csn,b intended for snNliyipg
cresturof''s srsNlyfs . safF
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09

Members Of the /. 90, f. IN
and about Prairie City, are requested
10 meet lou Monday, July 12th,
AT 8 o'clock, ,pscM,, at tho oiiicoofths
iFlssmen's 0Aa,apioa, 20 take intoeohl
Isidoratioh the propriety aof -cfgap-
izing a Iodgefol the Ofdsrg'iu thi'
place yIuo a'l ,bsapal" ieaaam
Prairie City, Juno 2b, lS5Tf'O'
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09
[Advcrtisement,]
Matrimony.

DEAR CoLoNEL:--Will you please
to announce me as o candidate for
Matrimony? You can state that my
age is 81; used to DO considered good
looking by the girls when ! lived in
the States, though somewhat uncouth
in my appearance now; am hale,
hearty, strong, and full OF fun and
frolic; have boen, and am sometimes
now, a little wild, but think l should
be steady as q deacon, If | had con-
genial partner to love and protect -
| am not rich, nor in dulgo in no exc
pectation Of ever falling heir TO q
legacy, though my prospects for the
future are as aattering as tho goner-
ality Of young men at my age, who
have kicked their own way through
the world alone. ! am anxious to
correspond with a handsome, witty,
intelligent young lady. between the
ages of 16and my own ago, with tho
view of forming d matrimonial ALI
ancc.. / don't. care whether she is
worth accent, pccuniarily. orpOt, Il
shohas the pliShmcntsof aladyy
and "A pretty At61ova 10 eldiop29
Your friend, y SSs}3st lss,5
bal'esg ".nay SMpIBHWEkS' .
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09

TIE NEW CENT.--Thero is one
good thing in the new cent. II
weighs precisely the hundrcth part o.
a pound. People inclined to dcci.
mails may turn il to somo purpose as
a convenient mode Of determining
fractional weight; six pence worth ia
an ounce, three Of them can be sent
by mail for three cents more.
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09
NV The Annivoreary Of our Ma

"a GW- The Anniversary Of our Ma.
tional Independence was duly cele-
bratod at Prairie City. Tho free
dinner given on the occasion, was
worthy the liberality Of the citizens
Of that place. Ono or two of the
speeches wero TO the purpose, while
othcrs were not. We were celebra-
ting the birthday Of a Nation and
not that Of the Northern States,
therefore II was hardly advisable TO
make Slavery ths' hobby" 10 the OK.
clusion Of everything clss.-- Kassds
Leader. g'N emNu F''nW 'A's'pVF \
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09

4 LAND 6AtS.--TRe remainder ofths
bSlswsfS Trust LAndsiwilll ia sold II
.losawkcconA AthSi5shcfth month,
IVA large hotcl liscbSihs sscnssihctsd for
|sldthes accommod Of visitors on
tho occasion. '''''|R
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09
otg- LANE g. ELIAS,
i, L A ND AG NTS,

Prairie City, Raasas Territory,
Willpromptly attend to buying and sol.
ling claims, investing in town properly.
loaning money, paying taxes, &c,
+. II, LASE, Huntington, Pa. ,'9
GIDEON ELIAS, Prairie City, X. T. ly
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09
To the memory Of I.r
HULL 9, PATE a..d,
sla,n, The Liar od Slna,
The Slanderer. sos,
The Traitor,

'iD"And leave him forever to thorsr
'Aections Of his own black heart md
guilty conscience, knowing that he 70
capable Of stopping to Hnything, and
Of being anything except q gentle
man. Vsep'NNN"'
I'm -thig connection, the sKuSt
who prcsides'cver dirty listlS Az
clifton sheet at Independence, called
'tbSts0ceidentel Messenger togeth.
or wfthrths SefS*Iing 'tTthhy'that
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09

.o1Now is tho time 20 subscribe To-
tho "TaEnxxs's CRAxMoMNsss'es
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09

ELoUR, Meal and Bacon, for sale at
IL w. & Wa.
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09

r ADY's Under Sleeves for sale at
IL aE y nt goq W. q WIS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-28
New Railway Signal, Preventive at Collision,

l.. Solomans, Esq, of Savannah, has
recently invented system of signals fer
running trans -on railroads with the de-
sign of preventing collisions The follow
Ing u the description Of the system as wa
find It given by Mr.. Tree, Engineer Of
the Washington & New Orleans TeIe-
graph OF five or ten miles; the shades
covering these lights are worked by cur
rent Of electricity SO arranged that pas
sing train is always between two IiGh,s
thus avoiding a collision, and, which is
more common, 4 run In from the rear.
The shades of these lanterns are painted
a dead black, and their displacement Inv
a passing train IN the day time cannot fail
to bc Observed, thus making it a day as
well as a night signal. The apparatus il
exceedingly simple II consists of two lew
ers 10 each section. These levers are oD-
Grated upon by an extra wheel attached
either TO the eldcr or locomotive, which
wheel, depressing the levers, cause them
10 make contact at point perfectly insul-
ated from the ground this point i. SO
connected by au electric circuit with Oh
electro-Inagnet working a detent attached
TO the lamp, as to displacc and replace by
revolving movement its shade as often
as the lever Is pressed 10y lis proper wheel;
! al the instant the train touches the lever
a curr mt of electricity is passed over
wire, operates upon the lamp shades, and
exposes a g!aring light, which is a certain
proof 10 the engine man that he has also
sprung his lamp five miles ahead. He
feels safe now, because he has notified
aot only the approaching train, but the
following tram, of his Whereabouts; at
length he reaches the distant lever, strikes
#, couccais the light five miles behind
him, opens another FIVE miles ahead. and
l'aves light exposed al Il lever he has
just struck, and lhus alternately display
! Ins aud concealing his light, he pushes
ahead with the pleasing reflection that be
. Is secure against collisions, and that he
carries OF hIs Owu train the means Of ul
WAYS providing against that Danger
Railroad Record.
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pottrn.
CAN'T DO WITHOUT A PAPAR


What, do without paper no,
I've tried it to my sorrow,
so to subscribe Tor iIi go,
Nor wait until Tomorrow
Should lovers drown hang themselves,
Or other foolish caper,
I'll never get TO hear Of it
do not take the paper
why, there's my neighbor, Jotham Stout,
lie always has the nuw-
AMI having news 10 talk about,
lie never gets he blues
While Others yawn In ennui,
His mind is like a vapor,
The cansc Is plain To half eve,
He always takes the paper.
Whilst nsighhor Stout has all the news,
And knows each current price.
And always minds his rs and Q.,
BY taking good advise. II
/ cannot tell the price of enIYcs
of poultry, coffee, tape,
Any kind of merchandi,e
Because take paper. ...
Though have .tu''ie, which require
Much time and mental labor,
Yet can spare 4 little tine,
As well rs Stout, nv ncighbor
Though time be precious, can use
longer midnight taper
And thus take time to read the news.
1herefnre, II take the paper.
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GOING TO BETTER CouSTRY.'-A
Christian does not Turn his back upon the
fine things of this world, because he has
no natural capacity to ENJOY them, no taste
for them because the Holy Spirit has
shown him greater and better things
He wants flowers that will never fade /;
he wants something that mau can take
with him TO another world. He is like a
man who has had notice toquit his house,
and having secured a new one, he is not
anxious to repair, much less 10 embeIlish
and beautify the old one, his thoughts are
upon the removal. If you hear hun con-
verse, 1t is upon the house to which he is
going. Thither he sends his goods, and
thus he declares plainly what he is seek
ing Cecil.
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WISCONSIN SHOT TOWER.
HELENA, WIS.
GEORGE w. COBB,

Gryc,r md C0nnljSsi0n Merchant,
Hi,H STREET. MINERAL FONT, WIS.
CHARLES II. cox. Agent.
= an haud general assortment Of Groceries and
Frnrt>t Wines aud Liquors, sold At ius prices
t 'riI "r all kinds of CerNrEY PEouUCB.
tNF'i-ulrr attention phii To- the
AUCTION d COMMISSION BUSINESS.
mineral Point. Dec. 3, 1886. 5of
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E3~ The good heart, tender feeling,
and the pleasant disposition, make smiles
love and sunshine everywhere
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10 n down east editor advises his
readers It they wish to gel tcetF inserted.
10 80 aud steal fruit where his watch dog
Is on guard
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VALUABLE RLLIc.-We saw on Sun
day last, the identical watch Major John
Andre offered Paulding. Williams and
Van Wir', at the time of his arrest and
Interview with Arnold. 1t is Of pure
gold, much larger around than the warrh-
IS Of the present day. but very Thin. Da-
pick movement, and figured thus: 1913
60 on tie face, with points between. On
the cap is engraved
WIND Up TO THE RIGHT
N-FRO& THE HANDS
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J. II. MTNtE-
PRIEST Y MINER.

[ FTuENEN~ AND cot NSILIuIS At !. W
Il k.a3tui t-utrr. l;-iIlau'I County. WIs. All bus
entrusted 10 tiseir promptly ATTENDED! L." 81
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l. Z
DI M x READ.
sa,fIEf. CRAWFORD.

: TTpRNEIS AND cot NSEII.uHS 1T LAW and -.
4 H t"rs IA CIsnecry, AirIeIaI Point Nit
l.Ia-k 81
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ES5@ Lies are hiltleos swords which
cut the hand that wialds them.
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t,HISnressing Side Back. Pocket. Tortoise Shell.
= l"tjatleH do, Buffalo, Ivory, Horn, at NINiAN'S
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t.lN8ALxs "a ~.
klJiIAEp L. REAL

1 rC'RNEY At Law. au,i solicitor ia Chtuccry. Min
\ s. a P"IIt. ullicr ia Thomas block. -
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| - NHES-CIoth, Hat. shaving. Hair Tooth, Nail,
igtat from eaoO0 t. ,. Narush, do IN Tin, Camel
'r.tIntnc. busting. WhitewaSh. Horse, shoe, stove
a-' Camel Hair Pencils at [5Stf NIlIAN'S-
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I.uIi~ IL. ID. CRANE.

TTtENEG tNIt col NSELt.pR, ~oicitnr in C-huce
Y ,sVa rrnerd l1uJ Agent Dodge, lille, Iowa C"un
a. bI-.s,n- la. 81
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JOHN ANDRE.
l17l.

Notwithstanding It's old age. but fey
watches keep better time. 1t Is owned
by gentleman living here named Chase.
= Horizon Argus.
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DAIN or 4 THOUSAND FLOwERS.-This Unique
and elegant preparation l. 80 he found with large
'HEsrtN of 4 aEtict.s IF u similar character
,5t NIEIAN'S DRUG STORE
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J. IL. Ci.slil.

1 TTuENEY AND CuUNSEIIUlt lIT LAW, Mineral
y lt'iut Collections promptly .,tt,t,,J-I Oicc
. tISI,.y Tts,Iu-I's Store 81
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ID DhNT>. Oils AND sARNISHES--
Il Su"~ W Wh'te Zinc, White Lead irya oil
Rrovn E1nc- Red Lead.
Hr"und uIeer raw ans arut I,tharre.
Icrra Sienna, Sugar Of Lead.
Chrome yellow. extra No. l,Tis f;-..p
tTeen- Hr,lsSlaa Blue.
Earmillioa. r,,n.-i,. =,
E Il Leaf Gold Bronze Silver IraE EtufCb Nrt,r lin,
sl oil. Sperm oil. Set>foot OIL Elephant all MI.
n.. Rp>n oil. Olive oil Castor uIl. Salad uit Coach
fs-us,I Furniture do Copal do. n1uIIr do japan DO
at JS3ul VITIAN'S.
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GEORGE L. FROST

1 rTGENEY AND COUN~EIIuis At LAW, Mineral
y irlgt. Viii attend u izl .-' tiiau~ InI trans
a. r-sas connected isiS Ig'lt>i'' Collections
T.sfn.i, ,yt-sst,- 1a,- IA tu.iuty building IL
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GTrGFtD.

sT- The humblest ,hing in the world is q
clock, a. r IS always running itself down and
the most bashfnl, as 1t always holding lis
hands before lis face.
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bsr merry, Fancy and Toilet articles. Harrison s
-t'r1ery, Lyons hatharion. Delights Spanish Ius-
Nm Fun, bay Rum. Eau lie CoIo,.ue, Hair oils,
l i"wleES, Old Brown Windsor Soap. white Do
So. SHAVING Cream Cream q Soap and 4 hunir ed!
.' 81 fj}tf EINIAN'S-
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S Selrttfa Jalf.
THE sQUATTER FAMILY.

Among the early settlers of the West
were many who moeed out and selected
sites for their homes upon the unoccupied
land they might find, and by clearing a
portion of il and building cabin they OBJ
tanned preemption right TO the soil, or,
Ill ieaSt, cerlaln portion of it, and the
possession of which they have been pro-
tected by the government, at least, so far
aS no one could tispossess them without
paying them an equivalent for the i'm
provements and even then they had a
PRIOR clam, or privilege of purchasing at
government price over every other pur-
chaser. Such pioneers have been denom-
mated "Sqnatters."
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nidcH yrup, Molasscs, Crushed, Powdered. CRYSTAL
VI ICED, Clarified, Loaf, aAd y o. Sugar for sale at
ALIENS
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COVE x ME~SNit,RE.
FARLEY EATON,

, TTukNET-S IT LtW. Mineral Point, Wis- uGic
y rt,r -lL4>l.y y lI5tuIrI store. 81
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NIES- LAURA OTIS.

N IITiNER and Dealer ia Millinery Goods. t.A,li,.s
VI h.rs- cummings, Fancy G"v,is, &c, door
h,rr,- D." .lrv Store iii l-St Mineral Point 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-11
MELAINOTYPEs.

' %s:;:.;::s': ,: !: :: EWES
10 the AgLAINorS PE,
which ts taken an enamelcd iron plate, pre-
pared expr.ssy for the purpose.
1t " finished without balls Am VI ar varnish oil
any kind and therefore viii not buster or crack il
cold weather, rs will the Ambrotype. Instead oi
being Vanished the picture is gals sniscd in gal
vanic battery, which, by giving II coating f sill
YER, renders IL impervious TO atmospheric changes
The Melanotype possesses many advantages over
all other pictures. IT will receive fall without
fracture, q bend without injury. Ii may be washed
when soiied, and handled without the face bess
marrcd, unlesss abused by rough scratching. which
would deface the best oil painting In Perfect de-
ineation of detsil II equals the best pc
while 1t has of the glare whichforms the chief
objection to those pictures.
when c"lored, the Melainotype very much rcscm-
kias painting ivory. For inserting in lockets
pins ring, no other picture compare With il.
The MciaiLotype is rArENT PICTURE, and CUR
BRO. are the only artists in this city who have .
RICH. TO ,. i them Il you wan, coon .Ieru.s,
tween Sd and .th, and examine specinens Of the
MELAINOTlPE. tfsb5-d&w
A PuLoCl--lo my old customers, and the La
n dies in particular, owe an apology for recent
change in the inside arrangement and outside ap-
pesrance Of my establishment.
Though 10 WAS not until after patient and ( -
ough llegall alton that became convinced
Of the error in the style Of my sign, that submit
ted to change. Bat in changing IL from "Ladits'
Shoe shop" hsye not ceased W manufacture all
kinds IL ladies' sh0es, as before, hut have, in nd
dition, engaged in Boot making for their II usbAnds
Brothers, Sons and Lovers, 80 thrt now all your
family aud friends can be aoet uiil adated at one
shop.--The ONLY ONE II kEokuk y here vou can get
anything in the boot and Shoe line, MADE to order
10 At s. A. DUKES Boot and Shoe Ehsp, No. IS
Main A., where also, ths.best quality aEd greatest
variety Of Eastern work is kept for sale cheap.
Come and examine the gseds aud buy, or isAve
orders, which viii be promptly attesdsato BY
uoylT 4. A. DUKE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-11

TIVE above cut represents . view Of the most
i complete and perfect
The Patterns are entirely new, having been mads
by this year. They are fast snpplantinE all 9th
or Cooking Stoves in the market. The demand FOR
them il already 10 great that we are preparing e
manufacture hfty Of them per day. Thcse wanting
that almost Indispensable article, good king
Store, should remember that improvement and
progress are the order Of the day and that In ar
iicle Of domestic use, has there been greater i'm
provement, within the lastten years, than the one
nov under consideration. Therefore, you will
greatly promote yoar interests by selecting tbs
siNEW ERAn COOKING STOVE,
in preference to taking up with one Of ansntiquated
pattern.
EsD~ For sale wholesale and retail, at our tore
No. 81 Main ST., KE0KUK, IOWA, where can al
ways be found the most complete and varied assort
ment of Cooking, Heating, and PAlor Stoves, eve,
offered in the West.
E3>Also, Timers Stock OF all kinds. -
W. \. MOORE, BRIDGE BRO.
Agent. ljsnl-dy1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-11
WI BROWN,
AR CHIT CT

TUST cali at his rooms, over Doubleday Will
- son . Store, 6scend street, any time, exept Sun
days. from daylight till 10 O'Clock ~ night, he
IL obliged 70 b. constantly hand on account Of
prsss Of business. and his drawing, spparsiss
and estsssivs AschlsstsrAl Nhesfy, which ere
fsss 70 the inspsctiop Of all and judge whether be
10 compstent T. ssrvstks psblic in his professiou
He nght bore seeits What great thiags - hes done
or can d. bat that would b. superAaous in this utl
itAriaa community therefore be il willing 10 show
the psblic what he can himself do In practical
Tad W. BROWN.