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A DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESIDENCE
IA on the Heights of Georgetown for Rent.-The
subscriber offers for rent his HOUSE AND FUR
NlTUR F. for SIX months from the lst of Nav. A
valuable Cook will be hired to the tenant.
mar l8-tf LOUIS MACKAII,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-06

Extract from note received from the late Hon. John
NJ. Clayton.
L. -. SENATE. Aug. I9. 1855.
The teeth you made for me work admirably moth
JOHN ". CLAYTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-06

ICE CREAM-ICE CREAM-ICE CREA" -
L &. GAUTlER having made arrangements, from
the present to the LIST of October next, with several
farmers for his supply of the best Cream of the State
OF Virginia, will be able TO supply his customers and
the public with the best quality of ICE CREAM
made in the country at the low price of 50 per gal
Ion, IN mOuds of any size, in freeZers delivered
in any part of the city.
mar 81 -eo2w c. GAUTIER, 252 Pa. avenue
CEMENT, PLASTER. &c.-Just received
large, choice selection of Cement, Plaster, Lime,
Hair, white and brown Sand.
Also. keeps constantly on hand WOOD & COAL.
Samples can be obtained at my office, corner of Ca
nal and 7th street Bridge.
The aboye articles will be sold cheap for cash.
apl-WThGSN w. A. FENWICK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-06

EOR RENT-THE LARGE FOUR-STORY
Il BRICK DWELLING, with all the modern i'm
provements, situated on f street. north side, be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets. To good and perma-
nent tenant the rent will be moderate. Inquire at
No. S4 f. street. mar 7-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-06

pew story by Sylyanns Cobb. JI. sailed The rhs
Ledger at (apSJ FERGUSON'S,s s86 7th st,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-06

WINDOW GLASS.-5O boxes Baltimore and
w Philadelphia GLASS, all qualities and sizes,
for sale at liberal discount, by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-06

ONE LARGE PARLOR AND CHAMBER
" attached handsomely furnished, and lighted with
gas, on the first floor, for rent by the week month.
$50 per month. Also, two large, and two good sized
single ROOMS, suitable for families or single per-
sons. BOARD furnished private, if desired. at S3
81 per week. Apply at No. 4Sa 10th street, between
ID and r.. ..: mar 3l-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-06

FQR SALE1A NEW FIRST CLASS Dwell
Il LING HOUSE provided with all modern con-
yenences, No 266 street, one of the most desira-
bic locations in the city. Apply the premises or
sion Merchant mar 2O--tf
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an SSt

GRAND OPENING OF SPRING AND SUM-
N MER GOODS, at IS Louisiana avenue IN
under DeXters Hotel. SNN
MRS. CAROLINE KING will open on Sat-1
uTday morning at O'Clock, splendid assortment of
real imported French BONNETS, the largest and
richest collection of French FLOWERS. RIB
BONS, LACES, and EMBROID ERIES TO be
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-22

The returns of the election in Kansas are
still incomplete, and the charter of the newly
elected Legislature is involved in doubt. Ad-
vices from Lawrence to the 10th, claim Free
State majority in both branches, but it is add
ed that in many precincts the judges are throw.
ing out votes upon the ground of alleged in
formality and that they are very likely in this
way to secure pro-slavery majority. A let.
ter from Quindaro gives the Free State men
nine and the others four of the Councilmen
and says the House of Representatives will
contain twenty-five Free-State men and thir
teen pro-slayery men, with four districts tc
hear from. Parrott's majority as Delegate is
over 5000. In view of this result, the Chi
cago Times, which is regarded as the special
organ of Senator Douglas, asserts that Kan
sas must be free State, and that the sooner
the evident wish of the people is allowed to
prevail in this matter, the better.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-22

Ra~ Gov KING has decided not to call on
extra session of the New York Legislature A
recent decision of a portion of the Supreme
Judges of that State renders such step un,
necessary. They have adopted and promul-
gated code of opinions in regard to the en-.
forcement of the penalties of the law against
suspended Banks. They agree that it is for
them to wind up the Banks or not, in the ex.
else of a sound discretion, n,-that they are not
to be enioined unless they are insolvent or un.
less an injunction may be necessary to prevent
fraud or injustice,-that suspension of specie
payments is not proof of insolvency, and that
no injunction should issue without giving both
parties hearing. This relieves the Banks
from the penalties they dreaded, and is all the
relief the seek a .s s.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-22

raise to call us into actual service but when
ever such shall be the case and the fire scene
portrayed upon our banner shall become q re.
alty, then shall the motto which you have
chosen for MS, galway in time and ready for
action" inspire US with renewed efforts to do
good execution and to fully perform, collect
lively and singly, our whole duty
Three hearty cheers were then given by
Franklins for the donors, and three more fol
the honored and honorary members" whose
eloquence and fitting language had added much
to the interesting ceremony.
The banner is magnificent one of cherry
colored, silk, upon one side of which is
sketch, showing a southeast part of the public
square, with the engine house, court house
EstelPs tavern, Presbyterian church, and
part of Montanyes' brick block. 1t is intend
ed for night scene, and the buildings are il
Illuminated by the light of confagration.--
In the foreground is an Engine Company
Fastening to reach the fire. The motto is
. AlOays in time, and ready for action"
The other side of the banner contains or
excellent portrait of franklin, after whom
the company was named. And also ths
words, e g- a. .a-a .3 .a
"Presented by the ladies Of 1osoanda borough to
Franklin Fire Co. No. l."
This banner is from the establishment o.
Messrs. AcKERMAN & MILLER, Nassau street
New York, and reflects great credit upon theil
artistic taste and skill. Its execution is the
best we ever saw upon banner, and the &C
compartments in excellent taste. ...
An elegant wreath to accompany the ban
ner was also presented to Franklin Company
The Chief Engineer then suggested that in
the preparation of the banner, much trouble
had been taken by gentleman in New York
well known to every one present, to whom h
proposed should be paid the tribute Of three
cheers The gentleman was familiarly but re
spectfulIy known as BILL SMITH Three hear
ty cheers, and a tiger were then given fo
BILL SMITH.
A torch light procession was then formed
in the following order. l, Chief Engineer 2
Dittrich's brass band 8, Franklin No.
4, band 5, Protection No. ; 6, Naiad No
2; 7, Linta Hose, No. 3. After marching
through the streets, Protection No. L. wa
escorted to the boat and left for home.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-22
NOTICE TO COMPETITORS AT THE BRADFORD
COUNTY FAIR.

The Executive Committee find themselves
entirely unable to prepare the list of Premiums,
awarded at the late Fair, in time for this
weeks issue of our County papers. Several Of
the Judging Committees have not yet handed
in their reports. We are very anxious when
the report of premiums is made that it shall
be full and correct. Any information in re-
gard to errors that may have occurred will be
cheerfully given by the Secretary.
f. w. HALE. .r.
. j. G.. BIDGWAY,
JNO STEVENS.
Erecutire COMMITTEE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-22

RS- fatality seems to attend the North
Branch Canal. The rains of last week caused the
River to rise, washing out the summers work
upon the Horse Race dam. Of course, navi
gatiou is suspended for this season, and endan-
gered for much of the next. A considerable
number of boats have been passed, loaded with
anthracite coal, and several were caught below
the dam.
A small break occurred between this place
and Athens, which is probably repaired by
this time, and we understand there were sew
eral small breaks in the Junction.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-22
8raaforb Reporrter,
TOWANDA:
Gbursoap alorninp, Ortober 60. 1857.

TERMs-One Dollar per annum inuariably in aduance-
Four treeks previous to the expiration of subscription
notice tcH be giUen by printed 1rGPper and if not re
ncoed, the paper tciu IN all cases be stopped.
CLuBBNd-1He Reporter tc be sent to Clubs at the fol
io,cing extremely io,c rates:
copies for. S. 90 Is copirs for .sl2 90
10 copies for. ...... 8 90 20 copies for. 10 20
Dollar for three or less insertions and tcentyve cents
for each subsequent insertion. H @-r-
JOB oRK-Erecuted ,cith accuracy and DESPATCH and
reasonable prices-toit euery facility for doing Books
Blanks, Hand bills, Bali tickets, &c.
MONEY may be sent by mail, at risk-encosed in an
enuelope and property directed trH be responsible
for its safe delivery.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-22
THE COUNTY FAIR.

If the two most unfavorable days in the
whole year had been sought for, upon which
to hold our County Fair, last Thursday and
Friday the time appointed, were precisely those
days. From Thursday morning, until Friday
night, it was ceaseless dripping from the
clouds, while under foot the mud was horrible
Under such circumstances it is only wonderful
that the Fair was not complete failure. Such
it was, certainly in one sense, but as far as
demonstrating the interest taken in these an
nual displays by our Farmers 1t was gratify-
ing. The display of stock exceeded that Of
any former year, while the vegetables were both
numerous and excellent On the whole,
the general expression was that this Fair
showed marked advance in the agriculture
of the county. .....
The rain, of course, cut down the receipts
at the Fair, so much that deficit will proba-
bly, exist in its funds, against large balance
left last year. 1t has demonstrated however,
the permanency of the institution" and es-
tablished its success beyond all question. There
were plenty of prophets who foretold before
the time, that this fair was to be failure,
whereas, all are now ready to acknowledge
that had. the weather been propitious, the
entries and the attendance would have been
double any preceding year.
The award of premiums and the address,
we expect to publish next week.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-22

Ra- The New York City banks have been
obliged, in self-defence, to make a regulation
which has considerably relieved the pressure in
financial circles The notes of all the sol
vent State Banks are now received at par
We give below list of the discredted banks,
of that State, not current All the rest of the
State banks, not discredited before the suspen
sion, are now current in New York The fol
lowing banks are discredited
Niagara River Bank, Tonawanda
Agricultural Bank, Herkimer County
Dairyman's Bank. Newport.
Hollister Bank, Buffalo.
Ontario Bank, Buffalo.
Bank of Orleans, Albion.
Reciprocity Bank, Buffalo.
Yates County Bank, Penn Yam. .,.
Tompkins County Bank, Ithaca. .......
Hugenot Bank, New Paltz.
Medina Bank, Medina.
Troy City Bank, Troy.
Central Bank of New York, of Utica.
Hamilton Exchange Bank, Greene
o. Lee & Co.'s Bank, Buffalo.
Sachetts Harbor Bank, Buffalo. .. -s
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-22

BS> Again we call the attention of our cti-
zens here in the borough, to the Teachers In
stitute, now in session in the public school
house. The daily exercises are such as should
interest all, and it is hoped that many will call
in and see and hear for themselves what the
teachers are doing to qualify themselves the
better to discharge their arduous duties. The
Superintendent is anxious that our citizens
should know for themselves what he is doing.
In other places the people encourage the
teachers by their presence, why should not
we?
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-22

ha- On Thursday evening, about 8 o'clock,
six miles west of Syracuse, an accident occur
red to mail train on the Central Railroad,
by which several persons lost their lives, and
a large number were wounded. The accident
was the most disastrous that has occurred on
the road for several years, and was occasioned
10y the washing away of about eighty feet Of
an embankment The train, consisting Of a
baggage-car, mail car, and four passenger
cars, were all, excepting the last car, thrown
down the embankment, being under full head
way at the time
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-22
THE RESULT IN THE STATE.

We have as yet returns officially from but
few Counties in the State. They show a
large falling off in the vote. AS far as heard
from PACKER loses from Buchanans vote "a,
500; WILMoT loses from the Union Electoral
vote 2S,89l HAzLEHURsr gains over the
Straight FILLMORE vote, 1888.
In the Senate the Democrats have 90 mem.
bers the opposition Is. In the House, 81
Democrats, 33 opposition.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-22

BE We invite attention to the advertise
ment of Dr. KERR, who will remain few days
at the Ward House, for the purpose of curing
those afflicted by Suffering and Stammering.
DR.. K, brings with him the most fattering
testimonials, as to his skllfulness and reliabili
ty, and as the terms he proposes are entirely
safe, it affords good opportunity for all having
any impediment in their speech, to be cured.
As his stay is limited it would be well to call
early.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-22

REPORTED FILILBUsTERING SUCCESSES so FAR
General Walker has been visiting the edi
tors of the New Orleans papers, giving an &C.
count for his successes in listing men and means
for a new fllibusttring campaign. He claims
to have enrolled three thousand men for his
new army, and collected funds to the amount
of 100000. The headquarters of the expe.
dition appear to be in Texas whence many
of the recruits come. Unsubstantiated by
tangible proofs, the story Of the men and the
money lacks certainty
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-22

OHIo.- The Republican State Ticket is elec
ted, with the exception of one of the Board OF
Control of Public Works. The Legislature is
two-thirds democratic
IowA.-The Republicans have been success
full, by an increased majority over last fall 8
MINNEsorA.-The reports are meagre and
conflicting, and the result doubtful.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-22

B1- The sudden rise in the River last week
endangered the last span Of the Bridge just
being erected by Messrs HARTMAN and LAwsHE
We are happy to state, however, that the pre-
cautions adopted, prevented disaster which
would have caused much regret to our citizens
both as regards their own interest and conven
fence, and the loss to the enterprising contrac
tors -' i.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-22

Bag The Barclay Coal is now selling al
this place at So per ton for Raked, and 50 SO
for Blacksmith's Coal
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-22
The Relief Law.

The following is correct copy of the Re-
lief Bill, as it passed both Houses and was
signed bv the Governor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-22
FRUIT. FRUIT!

N INO q II LUX,
Whoiesdie Dealers in Foreign and Domssfic
Fruits ana mats, and Gemmissl IN
Deala RS IN Dome sllc Produce,
Ne. Main Street...,..............hE OkUk IOWA.
ID ENG connected with the largest houses In
ID Boston. New York and New Orleans, thoy are
Enabled to obtain their supplies fresh from those
markets, which they will sell cheap ~ any
house in the west. 1hc following Is list Of part
If their stock
Orange, Lennon, bananas,
Pine Apples, TAInatind, Prunes,
Dried Peaches, Dried Apples, Dates,
! Dried Currants, English walnuts, Figs
1 Almonds, Pecans, Filhcrts
| Dya1il Nuts Pes Nuts, Cocoa Nuts.
| iel6dAy
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NEW GOODS
FOR AUI UNIV AND WINTER!


FOR AUI UNIV AND WINTER!
IUsT received at the New Tailoring House, on
y Fourth street, between Main and Blondeau.
ey rR ,oATixGs DRESS AND FROcK
President Cloth Mulberry, Brown,
Moscow Coating, Green, oive,
Labrador do Blue, Dahlia,
French bbtd and Bronze, and
London Melions; Black;
Of Inc best ttench and German manufact ure.
Rich German ard American Fancy and PlAin
Doeskln for Pants, Velvet, Cashmere, Valencia,
and French embroidered csss. 6rensdine and 9th
or French siiks and satins for Vests; together
with beautiful assortment Of the finest and most
durable trimmings, which will be msdc into gar
mentf Of the latest pnd most approved styles and
finest wvrk manship.
Ge,tiemen ia want Of easy fitting and genteel
garm, nis are invited 10 call.
n. B.--Parte ular attention paid to cutting gar
ments for cthcIs 10 make.
ELLIOT r. SMITH.
Hss-Test Makers wanted, foctId1
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PATENT MASTIC KOOFIN
e.. CDNLES. JR,.

OFFICE NO. MAIN-sT OVER THoMPsON'S SHOE SToRE)
uLtotheet ionsofKe
that they reIatdopu
n. Kussei Pate
Pat
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fetsgt hrendi
nrof
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pitch rpf for
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-22
KxTR ON DBhAMY IRDl lHmA NJ .
TO TRADE

Attire tNtMbls AixpsnCs.v
/ Of Dry Uoods, ksss ana Bennsss, Hoo.s snd
Shoes, Croskery Ware Co., direct frss the Eastern
elties, which comprises sxtspsive variety In ell
these dspartments. Ny stock will compare favor
ably with any in the city in point u ysiiety and
quality, and tits we'll known fact that the prices
ase ali rteAf.
OF Dress Goods, have silks, Tis.ues, Barssss,
Lawns, Barge Deisines, ChAliies, PoIiiIs, valea-
clan Pisids, Debsise, Argan,ines, Lawn Robes
&c.
OF Staple Goods, heavy brown domestic. bleachs
do, Osnsbsrgs, drills, tisk ings, psints, De.
ALSO, Linen Goods Of all kiads--W hite and
brown for pasts white sad ssosn table diaper,
crash and diaper tovsiing, Iskh linen, brown do.
ALSO, su MINER shaw Is, black slk Vesetteb, et,-
broideries, Iarss. pocket hsEAksrehisls, hosiery.
trimming. Gents Skirts, srasAts, csiisrA and SIS
dsndsrs.
ALSO an assos tmssS Of Summer Clothing, and
necessary articles tos numsseas To mention.
AND 10 cnnsction With tbs shove, ksep
sortment Of Qssensv are sAA Groceries, the latter
a which stii continue 10 sell ~ sholsssI
psices. A frssh lot Of choice Tess direct from the
Cantos les Co., ke~ York, which warranted TO
give entire satisfscton or the money viii be re-
landed.
/ think j can now offer inducements not 10 beck
| sslled by any Aouss - this city.
II there ~ aay article you cannot 6nd anywhere
else, lust call II the Ninkis siapsnce--anysh where
/ Along Msin-strsSt.
P.s.-These Asx not old geods--baye nsi been os
/ Asmd since fAt year ess.
Nss. ~, ~. ~ ana 1913 Maie:st.
n s. HflLlkGN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-22
TIN AND JAPANr' y WARE.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
ME have On hand constant supply Of lin
w and Japaned Ware. and can furnish all who
may favor " with d call, either al Whoissals or
Retail.
LUDLOW 4 CO. Is IMPROVED FRUIT CAMS.
No Wnz, Solder or Cement Dssd.
The neatest ATTEST, and most convenient csn
used. They are easily sealed apdopen.d, and new
or fail to preserve fruit, vegetables ae IN per-
fectiy fresh state There Cans can be used year al
ter year. Directions for putting M al hinas OF
Fruits and Vegetables accompany the cahs.
EvgRY CAN WARRANTED.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-22
Jshbing ~ MI ktnAs AeGc VILE
Promptnoss.
ROOFING DONE 4GA1 yANIZED IEoNcokSI
CEs PUT UP ON SHORT NOTICE.

ROOFING DONE, a GAL EDIEoNcokSI-
CEs PUT UP ON SHORT NOTICE.
WARM-AIR FURNACES!
We are now prepared . put ny Wafm-Air fsr-
nscss Tor heating Dwellings, Churches. Public
U.iI. no The Furnace used 10 tho msnuSscturs
Of Loxe OF Cincin pat ii, who has spared no pains
or sxpens in perIecttng heating PPaIasss sasce
has no superior in point Of dursethty, ecoeemy
ana oon yeniepse safety from fire, heAlthf al VENT
iA .s.a aSa pa'S q''' = KIcKEY i ABBOTT.
SANDERS * DuNFA
eIIuhpru NAME.KOONk,
Main Street, bel. 3tL 1 9th kLOklk, IOWA.
vlNHE updeTsigned have no" IN -
i their wars-houns, ard design
keeping Constant. On lsld assiI -,.-
selected assortus i Of alikiids Of FurnitsSs,eA-
braeing Marble Top Dressing, and pisi narsassj
fne and plain sutrt fnc and plaih een'sa sn0
Gard TAbles, CAn.sestafd v ihS.oiehsns, NssA'
ing Chairs oteyety deseriI tifI - AIiA. "ooSs.
seat to the inject hair clot stuf seat pls,h ana
fancy turnedC otl az .bedstcldtoitht!at sshtyts
Lounges, 10.
Lookin 0iasses Of atisisos; Clocks carpshsss
Goor and door mattiBgs, door and table OIL cloths
mattrassss, feather dusters, carriage trinminss
window shades aud trimmings, aud every othsfAr
ticle usually kept in our line OF hnsiness,
Part ofour stock was mnde underour own super
visisn, and the rest bought frcBs MANUFACTURES O.
high standing 50 that we Can warrant every ARA
ole fer durability aud hnisb oil ~oFAnAnt9iP,
Oar object la TO sstAhlish permanent busiass
here, ssa not on the Peter Funk principle
and - an inducemsnt to person. e purchase 0
~, We are resolved tosell At the lowest st. Loui
Gall and examine our stock before parchasiA
elsewhere. We will aiwxystAkc plrAslrsin show
ins furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who ma
favor W with call, whether they feel inclined 4
bay or not. sn,n, -
Feb -, 1S57.--dAvU
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-22
pAGIEKMEAN AZ .ERY,

pAcuE..Ess 49, .EaY,
No. 80 Min street, between Second and Third.
MYTH large aud splendid Sky-Light. the
w beet IN the city II heokuk. have httedup
my rooms on the north side of Main st., for the
express purpose d taking pictures Of all kinds in
the photopr phie srt for ~ 90, and can take pic.
lures we'll in dark and cloudy days as in light
day Amhrotypes set in Cod Lockets, Finger
1 Rjngs bracelets, dc Views of Residences, Store
/ Fronts Steamboats, md Landscapes.
nyls 1!6m +. l. MITCHELL, Artist.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-22
J. & w. p. REYNOLDS,

WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
, obbing Uouse. 1913 Matn-st.,
UNION BLOCK.
Retail APrescripsions store 2I2 Main
DURRoW BLOCK.
vlNIE undersi gned have formed o-partnership
j for the purl osc II carry Ing on the Drug Bust
ucss Having purchased I. i. Mckcnnys large
inbbing stock, snd also having additional supplies
en- route from The Eastern cities, We can o.r Or Ia
vor able ind accments purchasers any house in
the West. Our jubbng trade will be conducted 1t
the .ta nd lately occul led by smith Fuller and y.
l. Mckenny, 153 Main-st., Union Block. We are
fitting up The City Drug Store, 2l2 Msin-st, Bur
row. Block, for retail and prescription businsss
ksnkul. sept B. 1T JAMES REYNOLDS.
ldlw2m WIN. +. KElNULDS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-22
Warm-Air Furnaces.
s + o v E 8 !.

8 + q v e g.
GILES Y. FILLEY'S, ST. LOUIS,
CELEBRATED CHARTER OAK STOVE.
TT IL hardly Necessary for us to recur to this
Stove, the character of which Is 40 fAvorably
known. For simplicity Of arrangement, saving
Of fuel and pupertriiy Of operationsit STANDS I'M
rivalsd. It's advantages are the re'nit OF tvoim-
provements, viz:
LIST. IScHEAssp DRAuGnr FLuts;
%. CIRCULATING UsT-AIR FLuk.
WE AXE NOW RECEIVING
ArINE SUPPLY or
PARLoR, COAL, HEATING d COOK STOVES,
Of all si.es.n patterns which for ,bessty
and smoothness Of casting cannot b excelitd,
among which are the patterns Of North, Chase
North, Of Phiiadslphia, Pa. Call and examine
for yourselves.
ENAMELED CRATES,
MARBELIZED IRON MANTLES.
We would request all persons drsirtm Of Oh.
tanning 81 antilles and Crate TO Ettca sesli. We
can furnish You with any sixe,"r style u beauty
to please the eye OF the most iaslidieG.
RiCKEY 4 ABBOTT,
aup25d z03 Main-st.