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THE SENATE.
DEMOCRATS, 10.
Josiah Johnson, Sacr'to;IS A Merritt, Marposa;
Joseph Walkup, Placer: De la Guerra, Santa Bar;
S NJ johnson, Ell Dorado; B D Wilson, Los Angeles
G Carpenter, ElDorado +. Tilford, San Fran co;
S II Chase, Nevada; J W Shaw San Fran co;
W. B Norman. Calaveras w Ferguson, Sacrato;
and Amador; s p. Dosh. Shasta;
w Vaudeville. Tuol'e; I'D. Crandall Amador;
A r Maloney, San Joa- C Westmorland, Placer;
quin and Contra Costa; J McGce, Butte and Plu
A W Talaierro, Sonoma, mas;
Marin a. Mendocino;
AMERICANS, II.
r S Mesck, Yuba; S Bynum, Yolo, Napa &
J O Goodwin Yuba and Solano;
Sutter; Burnett, Yuba;
W 7 Ferguson, Sierra; f G Waite, Nevada
d r Ashley, Monterey; III NJ Fske, Ell Dorado
J. W. Coffioth, Tuolu me- J G McCallum, ElDorado
John Crosby, Siskiyou;
REPUBLICANS, g.
S. Soulc, San Francisco;S S B Bell, Alameda and
E l. Sullivan, do Santa Clara.
THE ASSEMBLY,
DEMOCRATS, SO.
J Larue, Alameda; Thos Jenkins S. Joao ne;
w NJ Seawell, Amador; T NJ Aud,
Jas Lvermore, Amador; B Miles Santa Cruz;
Long. Butte; } NJ Covarrubias, Santa
Ii J Morrison. Butte; Barbara;
Steele, Colusi; Isaac Hare. Shasta;
u Shuler, CaiaveTas; Niles, Sierra;
E Beatty, B. J. Coil g
Watkins, " Holden, Stapislaus;
J IEman, Contra Costa; S R Warrington Sutter;
Orvis, Ell Dorado; G W Patrick, Tuolumnc;
Hume. R Underwood,
d Hail. G Rogers,
Hamm, C Gilman,
J Carpenter, " Barrett, Yuba;
j Turner NJ Fowler, "
NJ Mitchell, W Burns.
G Mcdonald 90 G N Sweezy.
J NJ Estell. Marin: C Burch, Trinity;
W G Wood, Nevada; Shoalwater, Mariposa;
Davidson, w Howard, @
Pierce, " Richard Irwin, Plumas;
Philip Moore, Jeff I unt, S, Bernardino;
Michael Cassin, 4" Edwards, SonOma;
W W Caperton, Placer; R H Harrison,
S. Wymsn. " G Whipple, klamath;
X Stafford, J l. Brent, Los Angeles:
James O'Neill. - Hunter. Los Angeles;
W. Graves San Louis J Kendrick S. Diego;
0bispo; Varney, Siskiyou;
II McKune, SaeraIa to;
AMERICANS, 8.
Z Anderson. Napa; J Curtis. Yolo;
A P Catlin, Sacramento; d W Rice. Juba;
Clark, Castro. Monterey;
W Ferris, I" C 8 Ricks. Humboldt:
A n Stevenson, Solano;l
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State Government.

J. NEELY JOHNSON. Governor.
ROBERT NJ ANDERSON. Secretary of State.
George. H. Whitman. Controller.
Henry Bates Treasurer.
John II. Brewster Surveyor General.
VIM. T. Wallace, Attorney General.
Paul X. Hubbs, Superintendent of Public In
struction
W. c. kibbe, QuartermasterG General.
James Allen, State Printer.
VIM. Bushman, Private Secretary to the Gov
ernOr.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
For the District Of CaHtornia.--M. Fl. Meal
ister Judge; Geo Penn johnson. Clerk. Regu-
lar term, first Monday in July of each year.
Special terms. at any time after thirty days no.
tice.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS.
For the Northern District of California;
Ogden Hoffman jr., Judge; John A. Monroe, clerk;
James V McDufie, marshal. Regular terms, first
Monday in June and December of each year.
Special terms at the option of the Judge.
For the Southern District of Calitornia.--L
S. X. Ogier, Judge; S. E. Carr, clerk; A, S. Hunt
er. marshal; A. S. Taylor, deputy clerk at Mon
terey. Regular terms. first Monday in June at
Monterey; first Monday in December at Los An
geles. Special terms at the option of the Judge.
SUPREME CoMET.
Solomon Heydenfeldt, Chief Justice.
David S. Terry. Hugh Murray.
Regular terms of the Supreme Court cOmmen-
ces on the first Mondays of January, April, July
and October.
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DISTRICT JUDGES.
lst. Benjamin Hays.
I'd. Joaquin Carrillo.
3d. Craven p. Hester
4th. John S. Hagar.
5th. Charles NJ. Creanor.
9th. Alonzo S. Monson.
7th. L. W. McKinstry.
9Th. J. NJ. Peters.
9th. W. p Dangerfeld.
10th. William r. Barbour,
llth. John NJ. Howell.
18th. Edward Norton.
18th. Z. Burke.
18th. Niles Searles.
18th. j. S. Pitzer.
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GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY
NO. 81 MERCHANT STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Advertisements ana SUBSCRIPTIONS
RECEIVED BY
THOMAS BOYCE, AGENT,
No 81 Merchant street and Room No. up stairs,
Iron Building. northeast corner of Montgomery
and Washington streets, for THE PLACER
HERALD" AUBURN;
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The Legislature
THE SENATE.

The following table will, we believe. be found
correct:
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REHABILITATION
PLACER COUNTY OFFICERS

Democratic majority.
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Igs- A p K A Y S Medical and Surgica
Institute is at the corner of Montgomery and sa
cramento Streets San Francisco, California. Th
Doctor offers free consultations, and asks no re
muneration unless he effects cure. sep II
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JUST RECEIVED AT
HOOPEW,s

-
Noirn,g a.a Prescripsisn store,
"A InIh fresh supply of Drugs, Chemicals,
tir.s "Isanssd ss pure,l Perfumery and Fancy ar
Az =. tho most poPuiar articles Of the
Ssy, " which he invites your attention
Conasstsated Persian Es,enee The ma.t elsv,n,
Peffsne Tor imparting 10 the handk erchief = yery
agreeable and lasting oder
Bouquet d Orleans. or XXX Ronrho, o,,....,
Drops, Otto of Roses,
Ext. MAsHolis, Ext. New Aoun Hay,
" West End, Tea Hose,
" !. sweet Briar, pAtehoaly,.
Hsiio:rop. % 'v9.s.y vs,Isy,. cia''
'sfoena, Amber and Orange Flower Water; Arc
ouatie Vinegar. Aromatic Crystals, DER
man Ferena Cologne, AAcsssar Oil,
vinegar De Rouge, Pink Ssu-
Gers, Mssn Fun, Chalk
Balls, Lily White,
bAndaline, and Egyptian Hair Dye.
ron THE aA,s.
Aisxsnder's Pelamicus,
ssssge's unina,
Lyman Aretusins
ba1in 9 poneineSosp,
Lubin's eavon supsrfne Soap,
Verbena Soap,
Honey soap.
brown W Windsor Soap,
Vegetable Oil sand Soap,
Transparent Soap Bars,
Transparent Soap Ball.
Amandine soap.
Marsh Aailow,
Gcnuinc Y YaLkec Soap,
Military shaving soap.
Shaving Cream,
Shaving brushes.
Hair brushes,
ssoth Brushes,
Nail Brushes,
fiesh Brushes
Port MonAies,
Railroad Com psnicns,
Cigar Cases, and
Irsv ling Flasks Of every description.
yLAYoRisa GxfRAefs.
Vanilla,
Almond,
Lemon,
Celery,
aee1o Pine Apple, dc
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Eoe ed nsak ~. N ssss1 n,
OF BOSTON,
AR HIT e CT

r ATE partner Of VIM. Washkurn. Architect Of
IL American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Hoases, and Tremout Temple, Boston; Wool's Ho-
tel, Portland; bay State House, Worcester. and
nasy other fist class public and private haildinF
throughout the country, having located In Rsokuk,
would inform the public that he IL prepared " far
nish Designs, Plant, Detail Drawing, spscinca-
tions and Superintendsnce for Churches, School
Houses, Hotels, Stores, Dwellipes, and pablic and
pslvate buildings IT all kinds, with promptnss and
AeouYscy.
81 All the modef y improve ments, such ~ warming,
Lighting, Ventilation, Ge. adopted In the kast-
srn eitiss, win be especially provided for nre-
esised.
SOGee ia sample = nes building, on Second
street, between NJ air and Jebnscn.
ian. II, '57-dIy r. H. MOORE.
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keOkuk Packet Co.
xeokuk and st. Louis,
AND
Qabney anA ~. Louis
PASSENGER PACKETS.

6&AENOR the sccsomodstion Or -6S2 =
IL this trsde line OF stsam-
ers will leave Sc. Louis for Iouisisua, Hsnni6al,
Quincy, Lagrange, Canton, WARSAW and Ksokuk
Leaving 81. Louis st ~ clock m.,daily arriving
~ Hannibal ai .. Va. Quincy st e IN. and Kso-
kuk at II a.m. ke,urn'ne-l keokuk At p.
n, WArssw ~ Up. m, iAgrsags ., 4 p. m, as
Qaincy - p. u, Hanni bai u p. u and arriving
~ st. Louis At 8 .. N.
Another line of steamers will leave ST. Louis TO
connect with the Quincy and Chicago Railroad
leaving ST. Louis 81 p. m, arriving At Hannibal
1t 10 .. m, and Quincy ut l7m.
Retarning--Leasc Quincy IT "a. ni II ann bal / ?
M, and arriving At st. Louis At IA. IN.
Az soon ss business via Railroad il resumed q
steamer will make . round trip daily between keo-
kak and Quincy, leaving Ksokuk at s y. n, and
leaving Quincy At l2 N. Ifeb25-d
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ScTiSeM q GallagheF-
aehefai Aavcrtising and Collecting A gency.
~ Abssrborn-st. Chicago


naRst DaUsl! Bags!I!
MANUFACTURED BY THE CHICAGO RAG
~ =! Manufactory, 10 6Dcarborustreet Chicaso N
FLOUR, BuCkWHEAT,
coRNMEAL, HAM, FARMERS.
osNABuk0 AND SEAMLESS
r.,.,, GRAIN SACHS,
Furnished upon The shortest notice, and A. M
lowest market prices. The designs for brand in ~
new, original and not 10 be passed n thi, cor n
Try U. W. ASIiAKD
Jaiy75-dIy Postofice addr,---hs, ,so,
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&Aaeu aLo Tyrone Iycn 6seIe,
NO. 4OS MORT n AES OND.sTRE ST.
a.


NE above celebrated hrands Of Iron are uas -
fsctnr,d BY Lyon, Ehorh 1 Go. alone, Of PEI =.
sylvAniA, who, under one uagvm snt, ssfpsfviss
every process af conversion from the ore 10 the
fuel. Under the same style thsy sordset an Agsp-
~ House In ST. Louis, where II kept constantly on
hand . very large assortment Of the Atose brands,
eserA bar and bundle Vt which 10 diActly nsrks Id
With the name "Sligo" or "Tyrons,'' to declare
- qnality. The sxesllenoe ond uniiorD character
shintsts, and Iron workers generally, Who ssssiSs
IN honest, reliable ariicle win certsiny Apd II n
advantage to nsks trial u them.
The s.. Louis House 10 nov supplied with fresA
.ssortnent, made With special care, which tLeysf-
fer to dealers with every eonsdenee in iss eAsaae
ter. LYON. kHCkB CO.,
Sligo and Tyrens Iron Etcrs,
No. 36s North second ST., st. Losis, No.
Gxo. D. Hall. Agent. lspssd1vsnl
AaMinisssasoTss sale.
sccordsncs with an order granted ~ the
County Judge, win sell the fcilc win dserrA<d
Rsal Estate belonging " Kicbard Jones, des'd,
30 Wit:
The southwest quarter Of The rcpsh .wsss Quar-
ter Of ssctioa ty-sins f2s) In towssiit sxty-
five to5t, north ef range Ave % west. Also. the
s..s,..sd ns bsi,r,, :, 's.i .n
u the southv vest qasstss ~ sssaios twenty nine
2S1 IN tsWnshi sixty.6ys tes) nSssA Of range Ave
~ wsst containing sixty 6ve aevts, more o. lfss,
said property bsfng divides iato ten acre lots.
/ viii sell al or past - tAs skoss dssesibs1
the i7sh day 81 Jsfy 1857, viii oasr il 4 psb-
lie sees y frsaa q tAs Csurt HOSES, On seid day.
q s.sssrS nsdss., ssd ! i - ny -. 4 i
Tern. q '.l., ! e..A. s.i.ses = sas ~, With
MARTlx STANFORD,
jsns77-dlm A&niaistsstss,
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MAmE UMANUEIi,'

WILL cell AT great bargain the entire stock
/ of Drugs, Medicines. Paints. Oils, Dye Studs,
window dIAss, aisss Ware, Brushes, Show win
dow, Drug fixtarss, Ac., Alse tho lease ON the
building Of the ent formerly b. longiar
70 Msssrs. smith. Fuller Co. The stock /. well
adapted TO the Western trade, and has All been
purchased in ths East at extremely low ARures
within the hast ~ months. The establishment has
an extensive and increasing trade. The stand
IL one OF the best the city. In fact every thing
10 complete, and just such suit any person or
persons who may wish TO engage in the most lu.
crative business of the country. For further Ia
for ustioh, call ths premises or at No. ~ Main
. street. apr20-dAW z. I. MckkNNY
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WIN. BROWN,
Ar HlTECT.

usT call at his rooms, over doubleday = Will
u soa's Store, Second street, any uMe xeept sun
dsys,) from day light till 10 O'Clock .ht, be
y obliged ~ hs constantly ON hard aceouut Of
prsss of buainess and his drawings, apparatus,
snd eItensivs Architectural Library, which are
free 10 the inspeetion Of ALI and judge whether he
10 competent iotervet the public in his prefsssiop.
He might here rscits what great ihngs he has done
Of esn Do bat thst would be sut.rfnVns IN this ut
tariAn % nm unity therefore BE- is willing 10 show
the publie what be can himseif do Ia practical
fsb4.d W. BROWN
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a RETIHED PaY1ICIAr.

"HOSE sands Of life have nearly run out
W discovered while In the East Indies, q
certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Coughs, Colds, aud General Debility
The remedy was discovered by him when his only
child, . daughter, was given up to die. He had
heard much Of the wonderful restorative and heal
ing qualities Of preparations made from the East
India Hemp, and the thought occurred to him that
he might make remedy for his child. lie studied
hard and sccceeded in realizing his wishes. His
child was cured, and 10 now siive and we'll. He
has since Adninistercd the wonderful remedy 70
Thousands Of sufferers in all parts OF the world,
and he has never failed in making them complete
ly healthy and happy. Wishing to do as much
good o. possible he win send to such af his af-
Aicted fellow beings request IT, this recipe, with
full and explicit directions for making il up, and
successfully using IL. He requires each applicant
TO incloss him ono shilling three cents - bs rs-
tured As postage on the recipe, and tho remainder
be applied TO the payment Of this advertiscmsn
Addreys Dr. II. JAMES,
No. 10 0rsnd-st., Jcrsey City MI
N B.-Dr. II. James has neither Office nor l
agent in New York, as some have pretended and i
advertised. The recps is sent from NO PLACE
but No. 10 Grand street, Jerscy City, N. Jer- i
sey. mss6d&wSm
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Fer the Upper MtsstAstppi.
". y. MAIL LINE.
Rock Ialand and KsOkuk Dolly Paue,aos

FUcE1It.
vTNuE Steamers Ben. Campbell and
i J. Mckee wtll compose this line
for the season of 1857. Both Of these -
hoats being VI light drAnght and Of
great speed. may b. relied apon Tor making con-
nections - advertised.
The Ben. Campb.li. l.. Dodge, Master, A. l.. Mil
day and Saturday the J. Mckee, j. X. Reach.
Master, A. Ia. Oorwine, Clerk, lesvcs Aontross
every wedacsdsy, Friday and Sunday, on the arri-
val Of the packets from 81. Louis connecting 1t
Burlingto on With ws,ns for Chieseo, and Nj. Pleas
ant, Iowa; at MuscAtine With the train for Iowa
City; q Rock Islsnd with Ainnesota Packet Com
pany steamers for Gaisna, Dubpqu. and St Paai,
and the trains Of the Chicago ard kock Island
ksilroad. may7d7m
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D1ANOLgTGON.
s-s'l
fMAsEM 4 McEvlTT,

= ~ = ~ ] = " n -
Third-si, bet Main and johnson .KEokUK.
WEsse now receiving our Spring Stock, ana
would respectfully call attention TO the
same, ~ from our position ss practical voyk r,sn
W sse enabled TO sell tho best Of goods 1t = low
figure.
We wish 20 inform those who, from their ai.e
o. shape, think they never or canno, be fitted
~ Tailor, ~ give us trial. and will rusrap-
tee IT. without alteration or be st the loss Of Is.
material.
Gentismen furnishing their avn cloth, can have
II msde np into any style, in a fashionable and
wcskAnlikc manner, by calling at our establish
mont. faPyIs-dSm
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Lese Arravai 81 Rlan g

Late Arrival - RSanos.
& Patrick Z Csouss hsvs ls4sly ssesissl nsv sup.
ply Of Pianos iron the pspslax msnufactosy sf
Rstsrs, Cragg Co., whlsk tksy will sell q low .
any 6sst AlSa tlans.
NAsssn-~-We asaiTe = tssAe for fair 6ssond
Hand Piano, and Will allow fair price.
jyS dAw PATRICK GROUSE.
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kseknks n. Dss n sanss q HAnnss ssa
2AlLR0AD COMPANY.
- 0hss over C6spin lee : Bsaf 5eA,sen
Street.
Sept. ,tSsS.-AAwIy

THREE daily Through Trains, ssswssa PAilsAei
pAia and Pistsburg.- MoaxIka MAIL TaAIs
leaves Philadslphia for Pttsburg 81 "a A. H., and
Pissssarg for PhiisAslphia 1t IA. n. Tua rAs1
LHn lsAvss fhiiedslphia for Pittsburg at l P. n.
Tns NAnS kxrnsss TnAn leaves PhiiaAsiphia for
Pittsesrx = II H., and Pittsbars for Pkilsdsl-
phis - 10 p. n.
The shove lines connect at Pittsbasg with RsiI-
roads 70 and from 81. Louia, No.; Alton, Galena
and Chicago, Ill. frapkford, Lsxnston anG Lou
isvilis, Ky. Tore Haute, hadison, Lafsystts ana
IndianapoIls, fn1. Cissinnsti Dayton, spria Field
Bsllsfoetsins, 6anAasky. Toledo. Glsv eiand Colsn
bus, xasesvills, Asssillon sad Wooster Ohio slso.
with tbs Steam Packet Boats from and to New Or.
leans, st. Louis, Louisville, and Cinc nnati.
Through Tickets can be had TO or from either Of
the above plassa.
For farther particuiars ses and hills At the dif.
fsYsnt starting points. Passengers from the Wsst
win AaA this ths shortest and msst sxpsditious
route " PhlaAslphiA, Baltimore, New York OF Ros.
ton. THOs. MOORE,
AsEsr, Passenger Lines, Philaaeiphis.
j. MESKIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburx.
IAN n 1HS7,
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sMIRTs MADE 70 ON 3 & ..

Mrs. &. G. BEAAN, Of New York, the oririns-
NA tor Of the system Of making shirts to m azure,
Who for fifteen years has done business FOR the
Broadway trade, formerly No. Astor House, J has
opened rooms one donr west Of the Postofyice, on
johnson street,up stairs. She il prepared to exc
cstc, with promptness and dispatch, orders for
shirts. Collars, Robe de Cham bcrs, Ladies and
Chtldren's Dresses.
Parties fsrnishing their own materials will be
honor sbly dealt with.
Ladies' Bssquss cut and hasted In . superior
manner. hrst rate Miilinsr, particularly In all
braid work, bieschiuE, ETC., In attendance
NIB. To To1entlsMcn; Mrs. b. having been con.
peilsd TO mako Laundry arrangements Tor her own
businsss, she Ia abls TO take the washing Of nu
bcr OF gentlemen. All goods sent for, and the mo-
se.sary repairing, such ~ uttons strings Ac dome
Once ~ above. ffeb10-d
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JOS. Il. n. HERTRAM,
REAL EsTATE AND INsURA
nm

OFfICE, NO q, KILpOUkNE's BLOCK,
II AS for Sale SO beautiful Lots in D. ". Kill
i i beurne's Addition.
Frsm any Of there Lots the prospect from, and
the view around theeity, isdelightful.
They are all near or adjoining
KILBOuRNE PARKl''
And other Lots in tho City can BE- desirable
for residences.
Block l76 in the oldlimits.
i 60 Feet on Man.st., between 9Th snd7th
4 Lot I, Block ~, on Blondeau-st.
- Fest in Block 7sl, on AAia-st., between leth
and lIth.
- Feet on Aain-st., commencing loo feet from
1tth street.
10 Feet on 4th st., in Block Is, . vcry desirable
building residence.
: Also, Lots in Edward Kilhourne Ne v Addition.
1sans-Low, and very Kasy Payments
for further particulars enquire 1t Inc above Once
ian16A
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JUST THE THING FOR IOWAl
Wess.s Patent saIvAnSc lseAens.
Bs OOFING /!


VNHE subscribers having parehased the right to
! use this ttme-tested and much approved Co
ment, Tor roohng, in Ice county. are now prepared
to contract for putting roofs al short notice
and will give all such contracts their personal A.
tention.
This Cement 10 one Of the grcatsst inventions Of
the age In view Of chvspness great durabillty and
adaptation 10 any climate. II will resist the ssd-
den changes Of the weather, Is impervioas to Are
and water. remaining permanent fixture without
rcpAFs 10 calculated for raofs Of all description
dat or steep, IL being wind, Hre and water proef
Dies not adsct water, and il different lrpu Tar
and gravel rooanx - Il !. superior TO IT,. As :
Eastern States will take risk on huildiuRs GOV.
cred with tar, pitch rosin but will insure where
Weat's Cement 10 used, at ~ low rates ~ any Ore
proof building.
y. B. The subscribers having pssfsct confidence
In the durability Of their Roofing. viii susrantec
and keep good, ~ their own expense, all roof
covered BY them, for the term Of ten years.
Further inaornAtion can BIO obtaued by address
Ing The suhsesieess Through the Pntofkce, or By
calling On them at Mr.. Aoore's, corner Of "a and
Blondsau strssts whore specimens a,a tsstimonials
sal b seen toss isfy the most skepticsl.
a,ras-aea q swsAisYn.' ~
ksok mn ana HaAsIsen Perry.
Is now the best lin the VEST having Of the larg-
GATE CITY and HAMILTON BELLE, which
will run regularly, end pass sveIy one safely ssd
without delay. from = .. m. ~ 81. u. The propri-
stors have incurrsd heavy expenses and intend y
pcrsevefe In doing ~ until every obstacle has been
,snA their Ferry shall be the very hest for
the aeasmmsAation uf the trade Of our city.
The "Hamilton Belle has been bailt with extra
power and superior accom- modations for towing
and fer pieayure excursions, and will be h rsAdi-
uess for svch purpose at al times on short notce
II. W. SAMPLE, Prss't X. 4 H. Eco.
Jane ~. 'S5-du
new TnisoRtng 11ous1.
EIyHk Subscriber vowla take this msthod OF To-
/ forming the gsntlslnsn Of Ksekak and vicinity
that be has taksn stsrs en 4th sarsst, bst. Main
and Blondsau, for the purpose ot eAFryisg - ths
above bsslnsss. Having been conascssd Tor sever
q ysars With ono Of the Arst housss u Boston, ~
fssis soaAdsAss In inviting any ons n wsat II
clsthine 70 call ana sxasins bis stssh, ssasieinR
i. psxsef Blask, Bl.s. Olive. dresa, ,nsswa sa1
MulbeFry Frsnch and German broaae1otho; Ger
nsa and French Dosskins, Cassinsfss, HI Silt
and Asrssillss vsstings, Furnishing 0ssls, Trin-
mlngs, etc. y. onITH.
Ksoiak, JAY ,. 's7.a
vIyH 3 Pictorial History sf sAs Ansrisan Nsvy
i comprising lives Of ltsdistlnGsised sonnaa1.
sfs, BY John Frost, /. L. b., jsst reed BY
ApSd OGDEN, 11OWNELL co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20
SANDERS q DUNBAa

:, RCANITU0E WAN E.R OWM8.
Main Street, bet 5th + 9th kEOkUE. IOWA
snkandsfstsnsd have now In
= their Wsrs- Rooms, and design
keeping constantly on hand we'll
sdassortnsnt all kinds sf fsrnitass, b :
srssing Aarbls tsp Drsssing, aad plain Bursaus ,
az aae and plain Sofas ; Ans and plain Center and
CARO- Tables; Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rock
ing Ohairs ofsvsrydsscrip psion from plain wooden
sssf to the tnsst hsiv cloth ssat; plain and
= fancy .srned cottas bsdstsaAs Asofthsiatsststyis;
Louagss, &c.
Looking 0lssss Of allsisss ;clesks ,carps,inss.
aoor and door nattiags, aoor and table oil cloths
nsttrsAsss, fsasher dusteRs, carriage trimmings
vindow shades SD tsimnines aed every other a..
tiels usually kept IN our iiac Of business
Part efsar stock wss made underour own supsr-
visisn, and the rest bought from mAn ufsctorss of
high standing, - that We can warrant every arti
ole for durability and finish Of work manssip.
Oar se3eet 10 TO sstsblish permanent cuisines,
hsrs, 80 not on tho Peter Punk prinoiplss
and - - isduosmsnt to psrson. 60 purchass Of
u.s. W are resolved to sell At the lowest ST. Louis
prices.
Call and examine our stock before purchasins
elsewhere. We will always take plsssurein show
ing earniturs to Ladies and Gentisnsn Who nav
favor as With cail, whether they feel inclined 10
bay or not.
SANDERS DUNBAR.
Pah n lAk7 -AA-tF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20
SANDERS 1 DUNBAR.
Feb. -. 3.l857.--dkwtf
TIE 0Ate city Againss the world.
Keokuk Mattress Mandatory
"A. C. Orr

Snow manufacturing Mattresses Of every de-
.criptisn. spiral spring, Curisd Hair, woolsA,
feiting Cotton, Moss, Birch, Shuok, and Straw oi
she best quality. Piliows aud boisters Of all
kinda. Also Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel AAd Steamboat orders prom pity attended
20, and all articles nAuufaetarsa or sold At my
establishnsnt will be offered IT fair terms, and
warranted. chAllenge tho production Of superior
wpfk At any establishment Of the kind 10 the West
ern country. fsu sre rsspsctfuiiy invited to call
ans Examine sPseimsns Of my work. Wsreroon
eornsr,f Fourth street and Exchanse.
have In operation newly invented and expeA-
sive mAchinery, which enAhtes ne TO mannfsc-
ture better work, 81 more liberal rates, than in
ferior work otherwise man nufsctured can be afford
Cd for. Matcrtal for Bedding etc. prepared by ms- ;
chinsryis more anlformly and perfectly prspar-
ed, and the work far superior In quality.
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