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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09

Mr.. SICKLEs IN HIS PROFESSIONAL CAPACITY
We publish in another part of this paper the GER
tifcates of Mr.. Brady and Mr.. Busted, endorsing
the good conduct OF Mr.. Sickles sin his profes-
sional capacity" as an associate counsellor in
the matter of the Street Commissioner case OF
Deyin vs.. Conover In "his professional capacity
az lawyer, we can also endorse Mr.. Sickes
as a faithful man TO his client We were en-
tirely satisfied with him. for example, in Ibis pro-
fessional capacity" as one of our lawyers in
the Fry case. We have had no thought of injur-
ing him in "his professional capacity" as a law
yer; but his course as professional politician is
quite another thing AS politician, we have
for sometime past entertained no very exalted
idea OF his tactics; and, taking the Legislature Of
last winter at Albany, and the Street Commits
sioner's imbroglio, and the Tammany Hall SQUAD
bes all together, we are still Of the opinion that
Mr. Sicklcs belongs TO that class of politicians WAC
can lcok one way while rowing another, and
argue with both sides that il is all right
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09

Virginia conservatives must have . satisfactory
explanation from their Senator, ren0uncing the
free aters as disorganizing faction. and pro-
claiming bis loyalty to the administration, or he
must 60 to the wall. In word, the Virginia de-
mocracy are not prepared to give encour-
agement to, nor to counteRance q movement,
in the election of their United States Sens-
tor, which will involve an insidious blow
at Mr.. Buchanan, the integrity of the democratic
party in the South, and triumph over the ad
ministration and its supporters Of disorganizing
sectional clique.
There is no escape, then, to Mr.. Hunter from
this call of the Enquirer. Our Richmond cores
pondent assures US that the friends OF the admin
istration and of Gov. Wise will have the control
of this rext Virginia Legislature by large ma
jority. HMr. Hunter, therefore, desires re-
election to the Senate regardless of the Presiden-
cy, he will lose no time in declaring his ale
glance to the administration, aud through this
simple act be may recover at once his late stand
ing in the party, and secure without difficulty
reelection to the Senate. But will Mr.. Hunter
do thiss This is a nice question. He cannot ex-
pect, in returning to the fold of the regular Vr-
giDia democracy now, to displace Gov. Wise as
their fayOrte for the succession, and 50 he may
possibly prefer to remain as the fayorite of the
fireeate,s, even to the sacrifice Of the Senate.
We are thus inclined to the conclusion that
Mr. Hunter will stand upon his dignity and say
nothing or fail to define his position to the salts
faction of the Virginia Legislature. What he may
Go, however, may fail to do, will make little or
no difference in the practical result. In declar-
ing his allegiance to the administration against
all sectional disorganizess, be will himself break
up the game Of the fireeaters; and in declining to
do it, the work will be handsomely done by the
Virginia Legislature in the election to the United
States Senate of Governor Wise. We apprehend
that this last alternative will be the solution of
the difficulty, and that among the first and most
decisive acts of the Virginia democracy in behalf
of the adminittr ation will be the election to the
Senate of Wise in the place Of Hunter.
The quarrel has gone too far to admit of any
other expectation, and no better opportunity could
be offered than this case of Senator Hunter for a
wholesome lesson of discipline to these bolster.
Gus and troublesome fire. eaters. The Kansas let
ter of Mr.. Buchanan has taken away the preteyt
for their late conspiracy against his administra-
ton; but the election of Governor Wise to the
Senate will strike them between wind and water.
But let US wait little. Perhaps we may get
some good news from Mr.. Hunter. Let Us hear
from Mr.. Hunter. The whole question rests upon
the yea or nay of Mr.. Hunter. Speak out or fall
back Mr.. Hunter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09
Meeting OF the Executive Committee Of the
state Tsmper.nce society.

AiHAsT, sepA 3, IS5r
TIE Executive Committee or the Temperance
cisy met here this afternoon Al O'Clock resolution
adopted "Thal, ~ authorized by the Bale Society 81
M semi annual meeting srd in accordance with the urgs
requea or friends Of prohibition assembled In
county convertons tho committee viii call couvenson
tho friends Of prohibition meet In the city OF Rochss
Ter the soh Of September for the purose OF securing
tho election Of In favor Of The ensCnen, sad en-
fcrcemert OF . prohiotory law" Aho, rcsousoa
calling the friends Of Immediate prohibition In each
county scnd delegates 10 the said convention Rev
Jscson .. elected corresponding member OF ths society,"
Woe Professor Mcrrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09

BurAro, Sept 5, 1857.
An assault was made In The street This forenoon on NJ
Chamberlain, Of the editors OF shs Advertiser. By ions
Wilkinson Of tbis city The prevocHsou v~s repy IN
the Co~rcal 1dytur 70 personal attack By Tho Albany
EHr'rs 'o'Trsl mi Nj. W, bong NE br0:Aw .na
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wAmsoros, sepA ., 1854
The contents Of The Southern pagers which ara 70 ha.d
n late ~ due rnimportsnt
There had been heavy rain for two days u nspoa.
niss., ard rrcs, injury 70 the cotton vas feared.
In Alabama, the boil worm had commenced is ,vsgs
near selma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09

BARsygror, N. q, sept ., 1851.
rhs nov bark RosaEe IRON Boston for Sydney, B., -
totally wrecked on Seal Island Och int Crer saved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09
I7,e Steamship General Wiiiiams-Ths H.
ported Loss OF the Clyde.

HALIFAX sept q, lss'.
me sbsnshp General Williams sailed al IL 80 p u
day for Portland Her cspsr sssiea shs, the revr
concerning the steamship Clyde, which he obtained f,s
the schooner shamrock, s very uncertain a. the nsus a.
The place MOI dsunSly heard He thinks she mus IN
sshors on one OF the Masdalcps Islands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09

bine the ideal with the ma'erial in that active
and practical way in which American Life does
everything. We desire to see the political, So
cial and industrial questions Of the day discussed
from an American stand point, instead of from
British, French or . German view. We have
development that In. all these phases differs
essentially from European development, and
one that is rapidly attaining controlling posi-
ton in the civilized world; yet our true practi-
cal thinkers we have far more of them than
is generally supposed-have no great popular
medium of communication with their fellow
thinkers. In order to make such review sue
cessfu in this country it has no need of catering
to this or that party or section. Let it address
itself solely to the cosmopolitan tone bf New
York, and be SO conducted as to meet the prac-
tical mind OF this great metropolitan city, and it
will find Thousands Of readers all over the world,
because in doing this it will meet the require
ments of the great practical mind of the whole
Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09

AiRAsY, Hepl 81 I5bI'
The Americans had . meeting here 10 day, 70 oeos
delegates 10 The Syracuse Coaveurcn and Henry lansing
and D, Murphy were sec,et
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09
On County bank {
rested.

PATTERSON, ~ j., Sept. ., ls5i.
man ryins his name n William Morgan vas Grressd
In this place day for paasins counterfeit threes On u
Hudson County Bank OF Jersey CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09

Two Men mcrtaiiy wounded I'm Philadsa-
phia.
PmrApurmi, Sept 8, 49,
George W. Hyde, the proprietor OF me Washnrsss
Hc4eI, Paramount, and Peyson Bales were stabbed, 4 b
supposed By bcsiman, during an array IN nAsrssa
this morning
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-03
IMPORTANT CnANeRsS
Saturday Evening Train Put On.
OHIO Il MISSISSIPPI
''o.' s4va..
r RAILROAD.

CoWPtsssd 10 CSnctnn1tt- Through With out
chsags Of coss- Only enc cAsngs
Of eosste Losis0ille- One
change TO Clsvslamd.
0NBte wheeling, aaA I've lees changes u Cars
~ ssA bsggsgs and ~ miles nearer 10 eli Kast-
err Cities thAa ~ Any othsr roats.
THE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE, eSvsytsS
~ U. 8. Msu sa1 Ats~s Esyvsss.
On SD after wsdnssdsy Jaly let, trains will
US. kaiI Trsin--Lssvss olIes, corner Ath and
c = tast. :. 1889 .. =. Leaves East 81. Leas
8xprsss Trsin-Lssvss oGes, corner Of lth aad
Chestnut. assp.n. Leaves East It. Lesis Depot
o. 1850 IN.
IL order 10 sseoa nsdAts tAs travelling pub
lie, Saturday Aftsrnoon Train hAs been put
sp, and srsiss will ssa - above every day except
oNE SUNDAY TRAIN AT 500 Pm.
N. B.-Aii traiss make ttsecf ed esvsss. eos-
ssrt1ses ~ CineisssH With al EasteeA Mail and
kxpYsss Trains, thus ferAiax The 4hesfsf, sstcAssi
ssd sssy 1vssl Sssss Atsie 10 New Gsrk Hsston,
Fhiiedsiphis. Baltimore, Washingtsa City, Pits
ssrgA. Wheeling, cisvslsad, RGAlo. snd al
Aiss. Chicago, and ali Psiab On the Illinois Cen
esAl \. Il.
eaLy on. cHAseD oS EARS 70 cnicAso.
Mes York p4eespOprs hsyS choice sf four good
: 1ns, N. x. 6sas1I. Pssnsylvssis Central, and
Hel1iaeSs Ae1is.
1AsessA pa1Dsassn sbosid avail thsnssivss u
this nsst eelasbls roats hsswssn tie East ssd
tie Wen, ST sgcrds ssnssAi fasiiitiss, bsisg
superior rcd. no1 The saIy Dseaa Usage Hood In
the West.
Passengers Tor Decatur, Blooniagtos. LaaalA,
Rock lelan1s harrington, Psovia, Dualsith, 0A-
lsaa, Pssss ~, seAnsst ~ SAndosal With The
lnfssis Csaeeal y. ,. fer tbs sbsvs naasA points
diross.
Hasssaesss1es MAstsos asd chisseo sessse& Il
0dia With IL ohiaage Hsaash. Through fsea 81.
Lssis With on1v sas sAAngs Of sass.
Thsosgh be1Bn0s ehoeks givsa v the city, and
bs4esgs AAaAi0 fsss, giviss passsnssss aolsoshls
81 the Depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
CAa b procured Ut he s@oss, Nos. IS and -,
ssnsS Of 9TH and Cbssthat streets. undsr The
Hsstsrs' Aesss, and y 10. - Lsvss, corner Of
vins street.
~BetA o0ess are sSsstly % ~. ssnsr--ths
ealy places 70 obtain rsliebls infornstion.
". II. CLRAxNr, 0sAl Sept.
ISAAC WYAAN, 0sni Western Ag't.
Omnibasss will sallkss passsagsrs aal hnsesss
- any Iass q sety, ~ isavise thsir aAdscss
either q The sAsss. CalIrsgalarIy u The Aossls.
ivl11
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-03
GATE CITY

HAT. CAR AND FUR r ~ POMIU n
HAVING just received our stock OF HATS,
Ii CAPS, FURS and ROBES, VIC invite all in
want Of Any such goods to call at our csta bish-
mspt and examine our
0ooas ana Prices.
This stock cannot Be surpassed by any ever offered
in this city, either In styc finish, color, price.
Don't take our word for L., but call and see for
yourselves.
We charge nothing for showing our goods.
Caah paid for Furs and Dear Skins.
C.K.A J. II. VOORHEES,,
scpl6d No. ~ MHin-st., Ksokuk
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City Fire Insurance Company. New Haven. Conn
Rn 0RHI1

~. on u: Oh Day Z ne: ~ ONES
es ~ as. day
pss.ea capital
the
naCk e ks1sl 3. bee. aa
srhhsd
ILal 1t Of
STATEMENT COMPANY, Of
Haven,
the Auditor o
the statute OF hat6tats entitled An Acs 0 In
Companiss,"
State Of lows, approved Jan. 49, 1857
n
1-Ils
~
Cash - hsa! =. sasf u
RaA - naunher dnonn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-03

No mUanUo.

Q. h. Perry has eeastitatsd Gao. ". McCaAny
biz levfs Attorney - I'LL = any one desiring 70
pusoha9e peefesty tes ostael inprsvenent, 1us1na
~ aAssnss 1ast, sems q he nest desls.hae ~
p9sy vttAia ~ aty Mnite, spsn sssns tAlsh van
ssssrs hsas u ~ 0est bsssAifsi past q ~
eity. 49, ass
1uquirs o. NJ 49, u MsCnAas . luuu. =
1slss st.sst, ssssssa 1aa3 . Jsa.eea. -
HeA1 o.1. H011r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-03

CzAMBss OF Oonnsscs.-Ws would agais
remind the bssiasss men Of the city thas
there will b . meeting Of the Chamber Of
Oonnsres, this svsaing, q the Court Recon-.
10 every city Of any importance, ChAnbsr
OF Oomnsree Or Bosrd Of Trade has bssa
found necessary and useful for the sstAblish-
nsns Of salstAry rslss Of trade, ths sAjass-
nsnt Of di6ealt questions, and the prosss-
lion Of the intsrssts Of business men gone
rally. The tins has arrived n The history
Of our city whsa he orgaaissaios and sup
port Of each - institution have bsooms
highly impertaae, cd vs trust ~ nseoh.
ssss and basinsss men will show THAR inter.
sss b assssdisg ~ meeting this evening. -
We learn thas matters Of particular interest
will cone up for soasidssasion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-03
Hot Air Premium
C00k stoves.

WE have never met With Premium csosctnss
w gayesuch universal satisfaction - .ne onste
which We ,hsrs call attention. Us fseiiite. Lol
cooking and heating are extensive, ~niIs - M
..ma tim. a. hy means OF an air nue extending
down the front Of the oven, bskes psrfsctly ana
sconomses greatly overall other stoves % snn
tern. The beauty, utility and ehespnsss 9, ~ "a,
new stove cannoSfal to fx the attention OF ss'WsS
1'-' CoMSrocK BRO.
,a n NAin-at.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-03
Prairie state stoves.

TT 10 ardly nsosssAry for usto feourto thiset:ss
i III character Of which 10 70 we'll and tsvorsoiy
Known th56us houtths interior Of this sna tss 40
joining statss. Although patented somstsn yesls
ago, 1t posssssss every real improvement .nss 80
ever been made upon the dssesnding-Aus steyei =
,hes time Il has stood the mostssvere tssts q
any Cook Stove nov y use. Oar confidence ~ ~
same 10 saeh thatws are willing 70 wsiia 49,.
snrS.d COXsTOCK BIO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-03
Omen Coal Radiator.

XXyEinvite all who wish TO burn coal IN thsir
w pariors To call and see our new kadAttor--
We make three sizes suitable for rooms Of All d.
s~s.d COMsrOCK BRO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-03
COmstOCk's Coal

COOk DTOVE.
WE have new stove Of this kind nov )uA'o st,
w which 10 made expressly for coal It's PLAIN
and heavy, operates we'll, and comes low.
COMSTOCK BRO,
.n,sd II Maip-St.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-03

~Travslsn dlsng ear wsstssD vasse sAsaA
aivsys taks the pfssassios y supply tAenssivs
with gsnsins article Of d.. Haststtss's BtsassA
Httsrs. - IL II nov sonesded b. al VIE Asss
ttsd this isvalsshIs msdieiss, that they viii reg
ulass the ssoaasA, u used PER directions o. sAs
bottle, and carry traveller safe shroagh ali the
vasioas shaAoas - diss, - vslI - va1ss, which,
wilAsst, viii pecAass Sickness ssd assaA. Assss
one osnes of preventive y vsstA posAd Of care.
For ssls ~ druggists ed hsssls gsssrally.
HAssssss : 0kssoas, Aessss,
sspSe-d&w 1Ain st., ut. 9Th and It'll.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-03

Il seems odd that The eaas should bs raised
and golden syrup b munufaetussd from II
In Ksoksk. Bot the thing has b. On done.
Or. HollinsswortA has placed in our possss-
sion two specimens Of syrup manufactured
from the Chinese Sagar Caas which hs has
raised this season. Either spscinsn u equal
70 ~ sslsbraasd golden syrup, sad o.s 10
decidedly superior 70 any specimen Of 4bss
article ~ svss ssw. Ono spssinso Of ths
Sofgho syrup, which had been fsdsssd 10
ons-ffth Of W original jsiss, By boiling, v
sbost Tie ssasistsosy Of goldsn syrup, With
little tvaeg, seassd By the aoid remaining
10 Il. i shows little iacliassion 70 FER
mont. Il 10 si.ply the jules Of ~ ssas,
boiled down, witAoss ssy eiasilsasion, Or
che addition Of any foreign aAstss. The
oshsr vas reduced y oas-AiatA Of The oriKi-
isal bulk, u % Thick that Is will hardly run,
had the acid removed BY the addition Of .
little lime while boiling, a1srds no acid
sasts Whatever, Il psrfeetly pure svsst, Of
delicious favor, shows no inslinstion 70 fsr-
Dsnt, sud 10 - las - srtiels Of syrup -
svsf man pat into his month.
KscKsasocxsR yos Ocrossa.-This pub.
lieasioa has bssu laid upon oar table By Ar.
Clark, Of the literary depot. The a.uaiag
s'Lils Of Nidshipsan," and ~ Mssth
Among the Bias- Noses" are sontisusd ID
this number.
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Sainple 4 Rankina.

0HOkO8o 80 Zeal 60oaoo 0O0I0Hoes
o. - eeseaA street., bssvesA AatnasA JeAnesn,
WILL give spsstaI attention -, aaA sGee thss
~ SsssSs, invsts.ss 81 No.. ceilsssi.S =
Dsses - 4ssA, Paging TAsss, aaaall slhsr lssit-
inAts b1siDsse Of gems raj broksrags asA real -
~ AasiDanss IN es1IAssn levs, Alsseuyf
eod Westen ll1insis. mahlId
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q - H. B. TEN YCK,
essscs ON rmlsD-sr., ssHSsoH.
11oxUx, IOWA.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD. CONN.


II
AHCE n.se,d Stat.
o. caiu dnvsMsd - ssQd =
III :a:s viii ns .e II esrsss -. Ass
70
q hrs 1ossnty
sas As
STATEAIr INSURANCE COMPANY 1857
snhtld
The 0sysss 1ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY located
Hsrtord Co~nNseaG
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-03

~Mr. Brigham, Of Bloc Mounds, Wis,
writes n The Madison Journal thss Nr.
Carpeatsf, Of Poksrvills, while sinking .
veil, found good psospsct for mineral, sad
By blasting sunk 70 he depth Of sixty Or
seventy fest, when large cavern vse dis
covered, sonsslaing The bosses Of animals.
Or horse: some tsstA found being ~ larger.
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AUDITORS oHyrcR,

err 0es.7 Il
~ condition 4 The lssU1n
AsIstdsy
lin
.
s-'e W. q
mhu,
the CHARTER OAK
Hartford Connecticut the ID. 1857 "
Copn - ASSURANCE
81 Of e.p a. se,s
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woR5TER, TEMPLIM Il Co..
WHOLESALE DEALERS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
Yankee Neslsns, Fancy GSsds ana
millinery,
sepl5 dAw

= & - . re . = StilI q . err
S676.
NEW COMERS PLEASE NOTICE.
TAstAsssy sm4 eosNsvai Remi woslA soon pvycAsMs
Desirable sMd PermAnent Homssfssd, secxvs FROM
sANt6s' esecsfions snd Lsndiords' Isas.
nvHE subscriber now oders our new citiEens the
i cheapest bargain yet oat, being > Dwelling
House large enough for IN ordinary family, en-
closed BY neatly painted palias fence, With good
water convenient, In healthy location aad quiet
nsi ghb0rhood, within ten minutes walk Of the
Estes Hoass.
FIRST CONE: FIRST CLAIM.
II taken soon. can BE- had st low hgurss. A
rare bargain, whether for rssidencs or ~ IN In
vsstnsnt. Title guaranteed.
TsRns-42S2 cash balance in payments TO 80
comuodate purchaser. For cash liberal discount
will ~ made.
Inquire Of the undersigned, Days Building,
Exehange-st,, corner Of 18th, or Ut the o6aos Of
w. W. Dixon, AthsnEum Duildings.
dis p. A. uRNSTON.
r. a. UM MOTON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-03

Hoes.-6inss orr ssposs Of Saturday, ~
have nothing additional 70 sdd, end hear Of
no present sslss or demand q my priss.--
Buyers fron Hsadsrsoa rsesntly asds pus-
ehAsss Or eontSssts In Gibson couuty, Indi-
sas, for OVER 1000 hoes q 16 n1et, the
hogs 70 average q Least zoo pounds.-lLoa-
isvills OoaTiss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-03
Quincy ParlOr Stove.

L,oR convenience and utility this Stove u unsof.
T. passed. II has large Are door, open top ana
front--beAutiful In design we'll made, and warrant
I'd to perform we'll in every ease. The demsnd mas
been great for this stove that Ne were unable 70
keep up with orders last season, out nov -
have 20 extended our works for making Them -
viii enable us to Gil the demands promptly ~ in-
ture. City buyers especially solicited. 70 exam.
inc this stove before purchasing.
COMSTOCk 4 BRO,
"a IL Mnin-at
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DURKEE & CO.

DUhAEE Il CO.,
maIn.st., North Side, bs,. "a 49,.
kEOkUk, IOWA,
ARENow oFfRkIXa oaE OF ruR
Largest and most Elegant Stocks
SPRING GOODS!
At Retail, In the West, eonsistingin part Of
Splendid Robe
Splendid Bay Adcrc Striped silks,
Splendid China Striped Silks,
All eoiors in Plain silks,
superb Blaek, silks,
Plan SAtiss,
Tur. Satias,
Satin Dsshfns; Elegant Tissue Robes, El.ea,.
Barge Robes,
Elegant organdie Robes,
Elegant Printed Jackeuett Rsbss,
Lawn Robes,
and French Print Robes
Travelling Dress oeds.
AEgsntinss,
lsabslle Cloths,
Satin Striped Dsbaigc,
Silk and Linon Orisntsls
Linen chambray, &C., &C., &c.
French, knglish and American Prints Of The best
brands and newest styles.
LACE CURTAINS.
And Curtain Nstsriais and Fixtures Of eli kiads.
Linen and Cotton Shecting, Pillow Cass
Cottons AID Linens, and
All other Hoasefurnishing Goods. -
complete stockof Rmbroidsriss, Collar. U.de,.
sissvss, Hankdsrehisfs, Worked Band Cam
brio, Linen and Lass sets, withs
sPLEsDID STOCK or FINE LAcrs.
Such - real Hoaiton, real vaIlsnsi.pp.,. Poi,t
Application, Esslish Thread, Guipurs, -.
Carpets and Oh Cloths.
=. =: English v:l'.. Tapestry.
40 q Drussslls !"
3sA a.
:. lmpsrial3 Ply, and Supsr6ne IpxrAn.
Ssnltian, Union and Hemp Velvet, Brssssls and
Vsnitisn Stair Carpoting Ruggs, Asats
and Druggsts.
+ L q OR OIL-C THSf
from to Is feet vide.
| Having the advantage Of resident huyef 10
Asw OK, ~ shall bsrssci "a ditiena
70 our stock, keeping 1t ali seasons Of the yea
fallAnd conplste, which will be sold from 1 10 g
pr esHs. Lover tAGa axy stAsr Aevss IL leva 80
ssM..
The Stock amounts 10 nsarly
100000 90,
Andcoasequentlya drsatcr Variety thar
ANY OTHER ONE CONCERN
ONE PRICE ONLY,
N o ID Ev VI A tt o N.
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HaWk-EYe state.

A STOVE with great capacity for both Cooking
"A and Heating. We mske tkysssise Of these,
and to very person With large families AID seA
houses We YOU drseommsndth issrtiele.
COMSTOcK , kko.,
.r,aa ~ Nain-st
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" east corner OF Kxchangs and 18th.
WIN. w. BELKNAP,
AGENT FOR
PH0NIx IESuRANCECO., OFHARTHORD,
cArITAL@200, 200.
HARTFORD TIRE COMPAEY,
CAPITAL eSOO, 900.
STAR ms. CO., or 0aDENSBURGn, N W..
CAPITAL e1O0, 900.
VGyHE above Conpanis insure al insurabls pre-
l. pcrty ~ fair rates. All Information given,
and Policies promptly Issued q the Ksoksk Agency
In the Iron Front building ,8ssosd- st. hstvesn
Main and johnson. tssp. lalm
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Heavy Oval & Plate
Stoves.

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Heavy Oval & Plate
Stoves.
rINnIS article was designed amp patented ~ one
i Of the largest and most saecessfal nsnafaetu.
rers in Cincinnati, and has met With larger sale
than all other boz or heating stoves There have
been similar patterns Of stoves made 10 represent
this, bstthsy s7s mostly lightcastings, and prove
Of short service. We invite close insppctioh II
his stove and challenge the production Of - heavy
andsubstantiai an article the Oval Six Plate, ~
No.77 Main street, Ksokak.
aprS-n COAsTOCk bno.
Seven Plate stoves.
VXyk have also, four sises Of . vBnr nHAvy,
w Plate Stove which viii produce powerful
hest.
DRAINS Of every Dimension constantly On hand -
At box and coal stovss, 81 u hain-st.
apr3-d COAS1OCk BIO.
~ DOE. DUCK TEA KETTLES, at our store
TO very low. C0M6TOCK Bro,
Apr3-d n Main-st.
VTvfNMAN Is Tools and Nachines senstaatly On
/ hand ct our store, No ~ MaiD-st.
apr3-d COMST0Ck BRO.
n. a. $50 NTON's IMPR OVID
vENTILATING AND SELF-CLEARING
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