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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-02

Decalisn Very Ana Lam1 CO.
TINE Ferry Boat "DECALION" viii commence
her trips abost July 1st, rupsiag ffon the new
Ferry Landing 1t the upper end VI 81 street, - tie
town Of Deoalion. The boat u new aAd soAns
dous and viii make constant trips frsa ssnrlDs 10
Gallon 10 in good order, and Ne Co Apsay ass T.
tsrnined 10 every exsstien - plsase IL tras-
cling public both in rates Of fare ead fssry aeso-
modstions. J. II. SULLIVAN,
C. u. Dinoxp, Sec'y. PresIlent
iuac36dim
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c. Ten years ago there were nine Eng
lish daily papers in Cincinnati; now, with
oil the increase Of wealth and population,
there are only four.
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Briages ON ..remperance.n

Bridget was sick, and good Jenny tho't
little whisky punch the best Ph ysic she could
burthen her delicate stomach with, 20 ssys
he, "Biddy avourneen, do shwallow dhfop
Of punch. II you are bothered with worms
or bile, it'll take the consait ont o. thin and
make you stand straight on your own two
purity feet like respectable orsthur - 70
arev'
Bridget-"Och Jenny! sure ye know
have the pledge, and wouldn'tfor the world
break it avic."
Jemmy--.Now acushla let me run over TO
Mrs. Mullowny's and get the 'massrials' to
make you = 6ne, timpting bowl Of It."
Bridget--'sSure you know I'D 70 thru Are
and wather to do your biddin', Jenny; but
look at the disgrace it nd be to smash the
pledge lwon't take it Jenny, 30 wont"
Jemmy-"Arrah, woman, don't be pslav-
erin me wild yer weakness, sure it's bether
for you nor pills and physic and don't COS.
quarther rs much, besides it'll stay on yer
stomach like new milk, an twice ~ strength
MIN ut that. Come. will 20? 2"
Bridget-"No, not fut! won't be dis
obaiient to the promise made, not for al
yer fine raisonin'. But nv own thrue heart
ed Jenny, 70 may 70 over to Mrs. Mullowny's
and get q few bits Of white shuggsr and :
limmon- and while yer there, ye oan bring
the little cruiskeen wild ye and GIL il wia
whisky, and when We come back, 20 may put
on the tay kettle and boil a dhrop Of wather,
and before takin' it OF the ERE 70 may a.
well put in the limmon-And the whisky
and make good bowl Of punch, and thin
come and m-a-k-s me taks 1t, Jenny"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-02

A CarRcH DEAD HsAD.-In churches sleepy
heads have been always numerous, but an
til recently, We never heard Of any one
claiming ''dead head" exemption when the
plate went around. Last Sunday, IN : west
srn village, when the 'splsts" was being
passed in - Church, gentleman said 70
the "collector"-"Go on; I'm : dead head
Pee got a pass I"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-02

"pooR WHITES The Missouri States.
man says that oil the Anti Benton editors OF
Missouri, numbering q, only own three
"niggers.o
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Tnx End OF THE u. S. BANx.-Last week
all the old books, papers, drafts, checks,
letters, etc., that had been preserved on file
Ms vouchers, in the long course Of the i'm
mense business of the y. 5. Bank, we're sold
in heap, in Philadelphia, and purchased
by paper maker, to be rc-ground and man
ufactured into new stock. The whole mass
weighed over forty tons. Ten tons Of this
vast amount 10 Of correspondence, autograph
letters OF the FIRST statesmen, politicians and
financial men Of this and other countries.
Drafts upon the Rothschilds for hundreds
Of thousands Of dollars. certificates Of stock
transferred to the leading bankers Of Eu-
rope, checks and drafts from Clay, Webster,
Adams, Calhoun, Houston, Crockett, Cass,
etc, lie scattered, ready for the impor-
iant transformation into clean, unsullied
white paper. This huge mass Of books and
papers strikes the visitor with astonishment.
A faint idea may be formed Of the colossal
character Of the institution which 1t one
time occupied 90 important part in the his
tory OF the country. What vast store
house these papers would be for individual
histories and, perchance, they would illus
srate some unexplained passages in the his.
tory Of the political parties Of the day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-02

OUTRAGEOUS yiLLAlSY.-We understand
from good authority, that villain, calling
himself physician, has innoculated large
number of persons, in Table Grove, with the
matter Of smallpox, representing it to BE-
genuine vaccine matter, thereby seriously in-
fecting them With the horrible pestilence.
In one family nine persons are sick with this
disease.
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GEMrIRMEx

NoU can have Panama, Leghorn Straw ana FAa.
l. ~ Celored, soft FELT Hats Cissael sad Pessssd
"a :. good .tyls whom they we're new, q The He,
AID Bonnet Bissehery, over The Postofies, Jehasea
sussi' Uy1-Alw
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Puug,lC eCmwOLe.

PUualC SCHOOLS.
HuSHD sxAminstion OF the Pebble 6eAools IN tAls
i city will lake plaes on Thursday eaA fri1av,
July "a and ~ The Pupils In roo1s Ne. - ~
ewill b ex.minsd Thurslay, July =, es0msnstlR
q O'Clock .. =. Thoss in rooms Mes. = and \,
Friday mosninG. July Sd, oommsnsiAg rest s'sio16.
Dcclauation I'D Rhetorical exsruises q FridaS.
sommsncing q o'clock.
Tho sblic are respectfully invited to attend.
q. W. KY1,
6np't Public Schools of Ksskuk.
july 2, '57.d2t
New Tailoring mouss.
FlsHk suhscribss Would tAks this method Of To-
that he has taken store ON Ath street, bet. Aaiu
and Blondsaa, for the purpose ct carrying - he
above besinsss. Having besa seaneeted for sever.
81 years With one Of the 1ss hoaoss II nostou, hs
feels eouAAsaes In invisiAs a1y 60 II wsat Of
Ciothine to call aaA sxamtaa ~ lAonk ssasistipR
in part Of Black, Mss, Olive, 0rsss, nsewa and
Mulberry French and 0srnan BrosAeloths; Ger
man and French Dosskins, Cassimssss, rash Hllk
and Marsaiiiss ysssings, Fsnishh,x 0oeas, Trim
Ksokak, Js.y 3 SD
Fire Insurance.
Hartford FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
CAPITAL t300, 900.
PHOENIX INsURANCkcO.,OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL $500, 900.
STAR ms. CO.. OF odDENsBuRGH, N.Y.,
CAPITAL 100000.
DOLICIRS, at fair rates, promptly issusd by
i MN. W. BELKNAP,ARs
oldce inths Iron Front building, 5esoad.st.
julyi.dtm
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X AL r o u.

~ y VI II N Z
and after Saturday. the Ath inst, the train
~ will leave the depot In keokuk daily, fSan-
osys eaeepied,l ~ TAB A. n, and rstarning VIII
leave Pennington II 3 IN
by this srrsnEement . complete conuection h
made both Ways With the Western Stage Cor many
enabling travellers 10 reach Ottumwx. fo,, ~
Myiaes, Council Biufs Sioux City and ail jn,s,ne
date places, IN middle and western Iowa without
unnecessary delay.
S. DWIGHT EATON.
Engineer and Superintendent.
keskQk. July 2. s67.dkv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-02

New Dooks.
THE Americas Asssh ans II xsrcps. Ae1A -
i Australia. b q. 2. Train, uith an la1s1one.
tisa ~ rrssnaa Asnt, u Asnts Mas1hanees
Magazine. a
The morse Folk or A Wilt 70 IL uolsee Il -
Wy snd 6ssdsa, By @. h. BrsAs, autAss q 1s0D
Life IL 0csnsay.
6istsrs Of Charity, Catholic asd PSsteD1na1, -
ths conmunioa 81 Labor, BY Mrs. Jeaseeo.
For ssla Of CIAARER'S. Curnss lth 0ota,
And - JoAnsen g., adjoining IL rssse0se.
tunel61
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Oo9Jt Jo0vO ovOHt XD6OR00O0 -
oscloek.
stage seov - fer Y1y0oueh ~ q. r.
T1e0OU01 f1Ck8Z0.
EOS AL P1IMc1RAL rIAc1e,
0oea eOs any lSoADeA - 1auso,
Cen - pgssuBod at ~
EAILkOAD TICKET OFFICE.
Asis-St., one 6ssv jssn DuJiNes Hevss,
98OAU8 uOWAs
J.k. TkWkHDCkY.
Ticket Agent ksskuk ,Isws.
@. hAssssS, Gear Hspt G, b. 70. r. \.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-02

Tsu DEs MoIsxs VALLEY WE@ is pnhiished
every Wednesday at this ONCE is Of the Oldest
pApssx In Iowa, and has very large and inereas.
ing circulation throughout the Des Moine. Valley,
Northern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-02

The Republicans II the State Of Iowa viii meet
10 Convention at IONA CITY, ON He.iaeadas,
Assua istk, for general consultation upon matters
cf vital Importance.
II the amended Constitution - saortsi al the
August election, candidates for Governor or Lient.
Governor will Ne put in nomination AT esd Con-
ysRiion.
The ratio of Representations will be delegate
TO- every one hundred Republican voters, in each
county, and enc additional delegate fer fractions
over Atty voters. Counties not having the requisite
number 81 Republican voters to entitle them to one
delegate By the ratio adopted, win nevertheless be
sntitied TO ons delegate.
BY order Of the State Central Committee.
SAMUEL j. kIRKwoOD.
HENRY O'C0NN0R.
WM. PENN CLARK
GEO. d. WOODEN
HIRAM PRICE.
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UNDERTAKEN EMS CAND,

VNOEBTAKEWSB CAMDs
The undersigned bcgs leave 70 inform the siti-
sens o. ksokuk and vicinity, that he has establish
Cd himself In the Undertaking Barincss, In all it,
branches, and will keep on hsnd An sssustmsnt Of
metallic BURIAL CASES and WOOD COPFlNS,
which be will Anish and trim according to srdsr,
aud ~ the shortest notice.
Hrsrses sad Csvrisses rsy sisAed--Pron his loo
experience in the bafiness, be fssis confident that
he cannot fail 10 give aatisf sction.
Cooling boards csn be had BY calling ct the Of :
nee, whers orders will b. received and attended w.
day orr night.
v. T. PERKINS, Agent.
je3ed3m 80 Main St., between "a and "a,
over Thompsons Boot and Shoe Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-02

ca A school teacher BY the name OF
Childs, while under the influence Of liquor,
attempted to perpetrate an outrage upon
little girl, near Carthage, one day last week.
Her screams brought assistance, and the fell
low was brushed and driven out OK the
town.
Thereupon the liquor sellers received no.
tice to shut up or leave, or they would re-
ceiye similar treatment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-02

Re EXC ursiOo RaPsIoo.
VISHE attention of Picnic and Pleasure Parties
4 u called 70 the bsautifai groves 10 tAs ustnA-
borhood II Dsssiisa- TIE sssssry u bssstisul, the
groves sse numerous and e1tsssfvs, and % mees
Ssy. The Dssslion LAad end Fssyy csopaay VIII,
convey parties Of pleasure both 70 ard 1sem DE-
Gallon, daring the suumsr months, at Aeminal
rates. thsir nsw d = vhesl boat ssDoeaiisa -
sad Mo parties eooneetsd With Handoy oehsols
will - eoavsysd saEa. J. n. SULLIVAN,
G. b. NMoNp, Hee'y. Rsest D. y. /. CO.
AnpnAaAtA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-02

watches oDa Sew elRy % Lev Dvleoo.
y. r. DOU0LEDAH q WILSON,
S1O0nD-ST.,
ntFkk their very largs stock o. al dsssrip-
~ tins II uold ed siivsr Watches snd psv aIa
esshioaahis Jewclsy. 81 Wholesale and Rssail, q
lsa fAsm fAs ssssl rssss.
LAdlss' 0oA. Csase. Nsaais, Pearl, Cssbsasle
AoA Lava kasTiue.1 Ptns sod Uraeslsts Dianeo1
Pins 81 liAes, Ladies and 0satls1sns OsA
watch CAeiss Gold Studs and Sleeve Bsttsas.
asys saa esAis, Fi.g-r kisss With stesss, ssal
Kings, Plain 0sa4 Hing, Fare Gold WsddiAg
kings, epsstAsles, Gold Pens sad reAslis, God
1hiosl~, Geld lockets for Dsgu4ssotypss u
Aslr, Gsstlsneas DFssst Pins. 0vld Peas. hilvss
Aelderss uela S0klAess and CrasS.s Plated
opssas as1 ksgks, fsrtaonAAies, sid Fruit HALVES.
clcehs II Preach and Anegissa masSfAcs asss.--
IAs ahsvs y b. Tar ~ Target and best s,oss ssss
esSaght totAs sssts, snd lSsn cvns ;etiea With
enc q The largest importers saa msssiselassrs In
New York, - an ssaAisd u defy esG pssisios in
shis city, H. Louis y CAieags.
}uuelUd
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R<The Banks advanced the money neces-
sary TO pay interest on the State debt Of
Ohio, which the State was unable to meet in
consequence OF the robbery OF the Treasu-
~. Banks are useful institutions, especial
" when Locofoco Treasurers Of State steal
all the money in the Treasury.
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oPeeas - sog9e Fere0o0nA es, en0 Frutt kAtsoo.
rAs ahsvs 4 b 3sr u Target and best .oss ssss
bsosght totAs sssts, aaa lSsn oar cvns ;e,ia With
enc q tie largest tnpsstsss $40 mssstselatsrsi In
New iork, - an ssaAled y dsfy rs1psis,os IN
jsn.lOd
! r MAnw Hhxrr
1oo6U0so PATENT 9NIGT BOA
WINDOW SUPPORTERS,
(WHICH vim taks ~ ,i... 81 w;.k,. "a
w pai,s,s' sn..e,.s 4. "a. .s ~ s.s
ron UPPER Ann LOWE sAsu
And At one tsntA ths sspsnss. IAsy Or, rot lie
be :. 81 ''' = .'a.r, ..d -. ..s'a'i', f.' on.
rrsr sAsa Incr rvyn INyrx,rn
i
Sss ~. e sss: :s..s sa
=. M $1,000
0ssnsAL Aerrrs - ~ a.Av. ~ ,...
N.B. We have nodsls III ussfeains - v,,t;..
1t The ssppsrtsr, I'D Is nsassr u ssstlnr i -
.; -. - -. :ss2;l
wAnEs.
NEW sFogB, l20 uAiu.ss.. MAS vtrTu.
10D =. q. q NIT H.,
~ the sigs Of The Msstss Lock.
III AYE i !. .toss . os.pisss ..:s. = rsiia.
g:.: .. s..,,.: :' s.: s. is o,.. ,x'.. We.
piles. csains. coil chai.. k.p., shs.sis. spaAss.
-: EEK: I, ;.P.,ss:a i..': WIN.
1slls. 500. Mis... 49,. .-.'r.-.-
o.. Cole z Revsivers. E~rahss s.~sk =. -HssS
srs ek~sd q vhslssais and rssai, cheap ~ -.
kAstieslaS attsntios given u the sstafi tsuAs.
!snslea
New 1eaa1 40 1eDs.
"A lighted ga vensllsted. RneYanes ~. n6ain
street 81 brsAd stairway.
Ass,
4 One front resn on sane aeor. ssitahis Tor onee
~ sissyi.g roen.. kOgT. y. SMITH.
lsaslea s.n Morssss Lssk. l3s Aaia.se.
=
sA.vsns. masr s,.sss.~. u...~..s.~
SHAN ONO
I1AyfNa s,....1 . -. h,s,sA1s ,s.,. 49,,
II Ter labiss ssd 0entIenen, Strsrf 1rsn Psy1s.
s .s' ''-ps''a = = I'll l''d' y s''i'''' i A'
-
sHAnPoOlN0
d.. !, ~ s...z..e.. :, 80. 49,.
Tia Propsistsr 10 sasssAsa tAas h eas ~ -.
psts NTH asy Saloon In The Usitsl btasss.
g. cABus. :.
n. Bs-Wies, 1osPses Ard 1sat1s - ~ ssaoest
by neesaRsaest. o.0
nayISd
JUST Tlk TANG %. IOWA.
WSss's ~Assas 0a1vaoss OeAeoss
1oa
,,,xs ..l..... ss,s.r s..a..4 j. 49,. !.
e -. !: r. . - ..ss :.,.s,:s e.
0~~seS~ - - SOOUSyb - -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-02

CO John Dean, the famous coachman,
who ran away with Miss Marianne Petronilla
Boxer, . few months since, has been lost
sight Of completely, in consequence Of more
recent excitement. The last the public heard
OF him was that he had COMO down somewhere
in the country to complete his education, un-
der the stipulation not to return or try to
see his wife for twelve month. Mrs. Dean,
mcanwhile--so the Sunday Courier says
remained Mt officer Bcrtholf's house. John,
however, not being Of studious turn oil
mind, II 10 represented, found it rather dull
studying grammar down among the Long
islanders, and sighed to return. So he took
run up to the city and suddenly appeared
to the fair and constant lady love. The
Courier adds:
'.shc being true-hearted and high mind
ed lady, was rather shocked by her husbands
lack of honor in not keeping his parole
She positively refused to have anything to
say TO him, and commanded him TO return
aud Keep his engagement, or she would new
er see him again. He went, but unwillingly;
nd u he should have the stupidity to break
fis word again, he will have to 70 back to
bis old occupation as gentleman's coach.
man, and give up all hopes Of being the hus-
band Of tender hearted and hish. minded
lady, such A. the infatuated Petronills has
thus far proved herself.
TnE SHOE AND LsArHxR TaADE. The
Boston Traveller, c! "Wednesday, ssys
There Is an appearance Of o revival OF
the boot and shoe business At last. A good
many southern and western buyers are ia
town, and some large sales have been made,
though at low prices. The hide and leather
market seems TO have touched bottom,
which gives 6rmness 10 manufacturers. and
buyers begin TO think it time s'to s,rike.n
hoax TsorBLx EXPECTED. - We learn tina,
the Wisconsin River 10 again up 40 high tina,
RATS experiences considerable difficulty in
| getting under the railroad bridge II Macon
anie. Several RATS have been stove up, and
some Of the raflsmen have narrowly escaped
with their lives. In view OF this state Of
Affairs they are again threatening to tea,
down the bridge Madison Wis. Journal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-02

WoIrIcK NEAR CORNER % MAIN AsnvouRrn
evHs \. X. aARs 4 sos's RooK sroRE,
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LINE NOTICBs
VINlE undsn,gssd entered late partnesship %
L the 6sst Day Of Jsns, for the nsauisstsrs aad
sale Of Lins. hsving erected enc Of Pages Pat
ent Perpetual Lime Rilns, ~ ass prepared 70 fur
eish customers With very Superior quality Of
Lime, On hand or dsliveredt 10 order, on The skset
est notice.
Q. b. ingalls, Go. are our regular suthsrissd
agents, and have fail power 70 receive orders and
make collections.
O6Sce on johnson street, two doors below the
Post pfhce, whore orders sre solicited.
je29d3mo J.. = q. TARBELL
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NOttoo 80 COOtf00tOIos
CBALuD psepasais will - received 1T the s0se
~ e ~ City 1AGinen saGil { e'elssk y. ~, 81
Monday jsiy 9Th a. p. leSJ, fos ~ 0raAiae =
ofaaa Axssse fssn Osassas street - tAs NestA
Aas Il Clsy Limits.
Alss, fer ~ osaAisg u CsamsssiAl Alley. IL
lads Addition, aAA eootinustioa u rod 10 south
Ans d City.
Alse, fer Bsidsisg ssd Calvsssiss on both ~
aleve.
Bids will ~ rsesivsd q the same ttms for ~
~ u water strsss aad Lsvss, between Blandsas
And Orleans streets.
Froaiss aAA spssilsat ioas can b. seen Atths o.
Aes otter Jans -, 1857.
raymsstfsr The sbovs vosh - BE- made IL Per
cent. - Tear benAs of the Cisyt ia,si~st psysble
seni-aasSally IN New York.
L.nUTCIIADON.
Jsns -, 'S7-ayv City HLginssf.
H0W 111E.
0EVERAL GOOD LOTS, situated II di6Be1t
~ parss u ~ dty, 1er sale % favorable tssns.
Inquire Of ths unasssimed, q ~ ones Of Gee. 9.
DixeA, 1ed street hst. 1aiS - yssnSsa.
junsltdln Nm. ". DIXON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-02

Nosrnwxsrxax RrvIxw.-This il maga-
sine lately established in this city by II. h.
Bedding. 1t 10 devoted 10 commercial, sgri-
cultural and manufacturing interests, rssl.es-
tate, statistics, Western affairs, DC. Tho
opening article, from the editor, 10 racJ Of
it's origin, and indicates that the magasine
will be amusing as we'll as interesting. Price
~ pcr year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-02

NEW BOOKS.
FlSHE Life Of George Warrington and the His,o-
~ Of the American Revolution. BY W ashing-
ton Irving.
spurEeon Sermons. I'd series.
Nebraska In 1857.
Chit-Chat Of Wit, Iiumor and Anecdotes.
Tales Of a Traveller; Wsshin gton Irving.
For sale At lje3ol CLAKkE'S.
hUrLiGATlN1 Impression Paper for RmAsci-
lIdering, Cops ing Plans. Pictures, Drawibg n, De-
For sAleat ljeso] CLAKKk's.
I kMoNs.-A fresh lot just received and for
IL sale by the box or dozen.
juno soth, '57-d6t KELLOGG 4 BIRGE.
Fourth Street.
CHhksE-A choice lot Il Msstein Reserve Tor
OsAie very low by KELLOGG BlKAE.
juur30d6t
LsIKE CkACKEkS.--35 boxes for sale BY
1 jeJOd6t KELLOGG : BIHGE.
Fare works And klNgs
LSOR the celebsAtion Of the +th; hcst assortment
and quality, Wholesale and retail, for sale n
Weisman's on Beeopd street.
Also received . large stock Of Fancy Goods
Toys, Bird Cages Of every pattern, Canary Birds,
Fans, Willow, work and travelling Bask ~. CAipa
Ornaments, Dish Covers, Port nonaies. Couhs
Cabas, Iable-mats, new style, 0race hoops, Jump-
Ing ropes, Chess and Check boards, Chesker "a
Chssamsn, Dominoss, In fact every thinx kspt IL
we'll escorted Fancy 0eods and Variety 0tose. q
Wkl6MAN'S,
ie2sd on Sseond-st. set. Main end JoAason.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-02

Frs IL 81. Loris.The drug store Of
barnard, Adams 4 Co., and adjacent build
ings, on the corner Of Washington Avenue
and Second street, St. Louis were destroyed
By ere on Monday evening. Loss estimated
u e2o0, 900.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
UNION CAR ANR bRIDlSE WORK
FOUNDRY,
=. q. SAHlDAE17S
Foundry and Machine Works.

eINHE Proprietor ls nov prepared 10 execute every
j vAreiyuf machinery at short nottr-
Supero Steam Engines Il on, t., 100 rse H. y er;
Engines, iath~s, pisners G n Ills, and sll scrip
tios Of mill wcrk. Also sol agent IN me West for
the manufactured d NcCort. Amt Friction Horse
Power; superior machines for the pu-ns- intended
Gle would invite the sttrnttn OF parties r-Quiring
Shafting u HE Adjustable Hanger and Self Oilius
Boxes, superior to anything IN use.
Particular attention vilt bc paid 70 repairing ma
chin-Iy. and prompt sttentha giv.u to oil ,sd-rs
propo-et ~x.cLt my wurk IN the best m ,nner and
ask parts requiring mActin-ry or repa ,ns 10 favor
With .h-t orders Cssiings Of aI kinds supp tr,i
TO order. works on Third street Opposite the Ga
holic burying ground Je,97iawly
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REAL ESTATE.

Julius LIT.A.SI y,
Il A N ID "A q II ~ II.
Ofeace II Aschkssa'. Mech, AecsaA street,
between Main snd Brady.
Tinber Land.
- ACRES large besntiiai Timber, 20 mile,
| frun Davenport; pr,cs go per arr-; WI b,
divid-d u suit purchasers
Improved Farms.
2lo acres highly improved IA, IN; 5 n,es fr.m Dnv-
p,rt 20o scres in euiuvation, eoa board fence will
..agr ofsag- bcOse, stable. etc.
Atpsuiiful farm 8 y isile- from Davenpert-i0O
acres--60 acres cultivation. part tiu,b~r new
hsm-e, stable etc
5 5ml,s from Davenport, eo acres: 10 acre, i'm
bic, etc
3is acres miles FROM Dav-npcrt-'r acres ~
Srncr, 1l0 acres IN high state OF cultivation, ISs
acres timber, large orchard two Sooi wells " water
large house with rooms, stables, outbuilding>s etc
god house, stable, etc.
81 miles from Davenport--l20 acres. oil IN ieno-.
60 In cultivation 20 acres timber 20 acres pssi-
RE, house, stable. etc.
miles from Dsvrnport-S0 acres; 30 acres D. cul-
tivAtion part timber. large new house, good barn
rtc.. etc.
IL miles from Davenpcrt-s0 acres; 90 acres In
cultivation, god hout =, stable" etc.
~ miles from Davcnport-SO acres; % scrss tn
cultivation, good house, stable, etc.
~ miles frein Dav~nR,rt60 scres 60 arres In cui-
tivatson, II acres splendid timber, balance prairr
arge orchard, running water. house, large stable.
smoke house, etc.
Is miles from pavs nport; SO scres-s IN cultiva
lion; house, stable: etc
i4miie. from Davenport, 81 acres-ali in fence and
cultivation.
900 acres IN s,nce and cultivation ell the dubuque
road, ! miles from Davenport.
40 acres prairie land: mites from Davenport h~sn-
tifii view over Rock Island. Mississippi and Davsp
port.
200 acres of rich prs,ric isnd nv waicit. some "f
II cultivated. And a large amount Of nnimpr"vrf
land IN Scott County.
A number ~ houses lots and varrnt lots, pleasant
iy situated in different parts of Davenport Por sale
on favorable terms
Is beautiful lots In North Dsvenport--t.rms iber-
ally Apply 70
iyI5tf JULIUS LYTANCR.
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sVSuD Yessessbss ssps oonstsntiy AsaA sil SaAi-
/ ttias and thtohns.sss of Dry Ch.casn LumpsS ~
els sard On the aov9ss os . a lsls I'd anA u 81.
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0VeILDER'S PATE.tT
unxAvA11OGA
S0laml0nder IA 1es.

: ~ WBNVRS - NSpss
paseatses sad NaAufsctursrs Of the nEsr P,r~ Proc
oAfe u the world
IN order TO supply the inersasins deAsd Tor their
/ WORLD SkkoWNID eAf4. have opeasa 6
AvsHch papss in Chicago, - Vel. ST., wb-re tesy
vii kssp constant supply ., NV York trioss ad-
dins freight,
JssCelyeve' assd BasskGys SOfSs,
nads - order With powder proof lecks. q All
sases usds b. thesa werrantrd free from dainpnsss
STEPHEN PIDRSON.
oct 98-.ioml Au~ut, ~ Wells st cLsoAgo.