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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10
Circular OF Prices IN the Baltimore
..,..,.. -. ~ Market -, rs u
For the tOeek ending Apart 2, iss7
RANDoLPHs& LATIMER,
66 South Street BovlVia wharf.

a. 49, 66 South Street Bowlyls wharf, "A .,
a A AZ gas M good demand salss .. ~ 20
BuFTra-.wO quote 47a fse1d 93sEs
w sIs a. i9@ 4 comnion roll. 1917 q
BEEswAx.-Salos at 26 cts. - -
BAcoN.-Less activity in the market, and pficss
shoulder, Jog lo}ls Hams, plaiAllals
b BF an, 66 Of Mixed a. so@ea WhIis a
CoUNYRY soAp-Sales II case. efab
CArrLE-The Offering nThursda, last Mrs
about 700 bend, 500 (Which were seidl q "A,
Soto@e'oO ON thehoof, equal 70 900 n 80
5!cors-RseoIpts large and sr4atkstdsll.
CIoy.nsEED Sales. ss y oil sg.ss .lISfG 4
psIEO FRUir-seles ofapPIes Pared Al ! snsi7s
Peaches pared u 150CeaID
IMPAIRED. " 2Ou@2s0
pEERsKIHs.-Sales at 5000 ets sag- 10
FLoUR-With unfayoEable intelligenco fran
Europe and large receipts, We have % ropstta
dull market and declining prices We aaoso
Howard st. At 5,75 70 900. city. mills
FLAxsEEp-Sales at 81 .s5@l.9oa ~ aV4
~ % luass !zgfi ~ toaas
s Mssa. az le a. .sS Re- te1, s!p.
Coon & grey fox. IS $50 ossr. SIS ID
=. GISsENo.--No demand No quote nemin6lly %
25 cents. ,5sst.5. - ~ ! $1,000 =, =
HOGs-$sales nj 9. q. Q. so 80 IA, &c.,
LARps-Sales In bbis. III (9I9e. kegs fla1e Z.
MusrARp SEEp@SaIes at SOL eiS %
OkTs-Mds 35 10 40 Pa 40 % 49, sssHd ~
RTE-Md. Csc. 70 Zoe Pa 7nc.s 70 .7sG.a7 /
SHAKERooT-In good demand Sales A 50a53
TALLow-at 1870 13e.. 7. e
WooL'Lsaies Of unwssfed IL 26a2Ss. - p
IT. ~ = - washed slng40@A5S ns! q
ie - EiwIna4s - 800 e
Reeeipts largo aud market duh. Ne ansle
inferior 70 good red, St.25 70 1s5Q. "a
GOOD TO PRIME 1.30 70 1875.
Ihferior to good white, D. 55to i IS.
Coed toiprfme, ~ . l.55 y
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

A FUa1T1yE SLAVE TRAHspoRrrD.-The
Syracuse IN. z Standard saws chat
Rev. Samuel R. Ward. once famous fuei.
tive slave, has been sentenced to trans,
POrtation to Van Dieman's Land for com.
hitting forgery. Ward left Syracuse
some five years since. taking up his resi-.
dence at Toronto. Subsequently he went
to England, and was made a lion of. He
stead of coming back to his family "a ca.
NADIA, he went to Jamaica and purchased
a plantation, and there committed the
crime of forgery. The first his fanily;
knew of the degradation Was the recen.
ton of his wardrobe. While in Syraeusa
Ward was always IN debt; but enjoyed 4
fair reputation. In Ie4s Ward WA ths
Abolition candidate for Vice President :
and received several thousand Yotes 10
that high position.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

A PRuss1AN CouRT BA11.-A Berlin
letter noticing the first grand court ball Of
the season, says: "These fetes are not
only unrivalled for their splendor and for
the wonderful order and precision with
which the supper for some 1000 seated
guests is served, and then removed as if
by magic, but for the kindly manner in
which their msjesties and She royal fami-
ly circulate repeatedly through the vast
apartments, for the purpose Of addressing
themselves to all those Of whom they have
the slightest personal knowledge. may
say, without flattery, that there is on these
occasions a charm in the manners and
cheerful and ecouraging elasticity in the
remarks of the King, and a grace and
goodness in those Of the Queen, which
never fail 20 produce most graceful i'm.
preston.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

WEsrERN EM1GRATroS. I'm consequences
Of the increased travel west. two pAsson.
ger trains were put on the Pacific railroad
at ST. Louis. March 10Th, connecting JEFF
'ferson with the lightning line steamsrs
for Kansas. The Kansas emigration.
thus far for this seBson. equals anything
known nthis country before. Governor
Geary and his secretary, eDrs,G Rinn, Inr-
rived here en- route for the East. II s Il,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

The SrArEs."-This is the title OF a
new independent" Democratic paper,
about to be started in Washington, the
prospectus of which has been sent US with
the request to copy. We must be per-
mitted to decline as we have no opinion
of independent political papers. They
are sure to become factional. The publ
cation of the Washington Sentinel has
been too recent to have been entirely for
gotten.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10
The IIlstorY Of the Dred Scott Case.


ine-historys of the bred Scott Case.
as bred Scott has become quite a dis.,
ungulshed character. and lis likely 10 fig
nre exten siyely for some timesto come in
the political contest of the country. we
saoJo'n the following brief history OF his
case, as furnished by the Washington I'm,
HON.
oeotI instituted q suit in the circuit
court OF missouri to obtain discharge OF
ssI9s,ssaae ior hlmselt and family. On
u y. 1, was proved that he had been OIL
sanally a slave IN Missouri thathis mas.
Yer 4rss TOOL. HIM 70 the military post at
unock Island, IN Missouri, and subsequenta
y ". 70 s tort snellng, IN Minnesota,5 az
PONY Ss neTtn OF the gMissourl compromise
t ana .hat ne ana ms taamlly suose-
Auentty returned with nm 20 missouri.
II was commended IN ms behalf that IN as
mucn as ms owner nad taken him 70 pla>
Cos ~ 1sa slavery oId not exist py laW'
s pom ns snu = ms family were nee and re-
sn aatSsu 90 amer NE te.utning % slayshola-
s.ase- -, ne circuit court !, DECIDED %; 10
n.s .aVoE' oa appear 70 me supreme
49, oats ot sne o'a.es: tnas triounal neio
sna1 ne -. ana ms fanny, on returning 10
, Hns oSSa.e, con9lnueo slaves. pelWeen the
annuneian1n OF the opinion OF the court
anu tne ming OF It's mandate IN the circuit
court court Seott voluntarily dismissed ms SUIT
IN .ne state court, mus nus, eyading the de-
. olsion ]agains! MIN ana Instituted anoth
.S. 10 = Inc circuit court OF the United
o.a.es: In TINS TINS court tne question OF ~
Ilsuiceo on. depended upon his beng citi-
zen o. missouri :. and the detendent cltl,
a zen o. anotner state: II the court'pe OF
sne opinion that that ne was citizen then ne
Sis.mea tnat ne was fres. because his
o"nef nad taken HIM 70 ILLINOIS, and also
2a part OF the louisiana territory, north
OF 1 Ine compromise line.
Tne circuit court rendered hnal Judg-
ment against him. and thereupon, he ap-
Pealed to the supreme Court OF the
United States, where the same questions
We're raised and twice argued by his coun
sell and also determined agalns hint.
The cause was argued by George i. Cur
It's, Brother OF Judge Curtis, and Mont
gomery Blair, son OF Francis P. Blair,
Tor the plaintiff. Scott. and by Senator
S4eyer and heverdy johnson for the de-
fendant. On the first argument neither
Mr.. Curtis nor Mr., Johnson took part.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

The GOVERNOR OF KANsAs-MR. WALK
ER's LETTER OF AccEPrANcE.-The Hon.
Robert j. Walker, has written the follow
ing letter TO the President, accepting the
effce of Governor of the Territory Of
Kansas:
-aE WAHsGSGToE. March 26, 1857.
MY Dear Sir IL have, at your request,
reconsidered my determination, as an
nounced to you, declining your tender of
the Office Of Governor of the Territory Of
KANSAS. In view OF the opinion now
presented by you, that the safety of
The Union may depend upon the Sc
lection Of. the individual 10 whom shall
be assigned the task Of settling the diff.
culties whichiagail surround the Kansas
question, l have concluded that solemn
sense Of duty to my country requirses me
TO accept this position. l am brought to
this conclusion with an unaffected diff.
dsnce in my own ability, but with fer
vent hope that the same overruling Pro-
violence which has carried my beloved
country through so many perils, will now
attend and direct my humble efforts for
her welfare, and that my course will not
be prejudged by any portion of my fell
low.citizens, in or out Of Kansas.
understand that you. and all your
cabinet, cordially concur in the opinion
expressed by me. that the actual bona
.fas residents of the Territory of Kansas,
BY q fair and regular vote, unaffected by
fraud or violence. must be permitted, in
adopting their State constitution, to de-
eide for themselves what shall be their
social institutions. This is the great fun
damental principle Of the act of Congress
organizing that Territory, affirmed by
the Supreme Court of the United States,
and is in accordance with the views uni.
formly expressed by me throughout my
public career. I contemplate a peaceful
settlement of this question by an appeal to
the intelligence and patriotism Of the whole
people Of Kansas. who should all parties
pate, fully and freely in this decision, and
byiaimalority ofwhose votes determine.
ton must be made as the only conssitu-
tional mode Of adjustment.
contemplate no appeal to military
power, in the hope that my countrymen
ofKansas, from every section, will subs
NIT to Adhesion of this matter by full
and fair vote Of a majority of the people
OF that territory. 1T this decision cannot
thus be made, see nothing Tor Kansas
in the future but civil war, extending its
baleful influence throughout the country,
and suBiecting the Union itself to immi-
nent hazard. a
Twin 60 then. and endeayor thus toll
adjust these difficulties. in the, full conf;
denee so strongly expressed BY you. that
I VIII be sustained BY all your own high
authority. with the cordial cooperation
of all your cabinet.
As it would be impossible for me to |
leave for Kansas before the Cd day of |
NAV next. i would desire my appointments
to take effect from that date.
Yery respectfully, your friend,
R. q. WALKER.
JAnEs BucaAs1r, President o. The Unsl
led States. u
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RaiIroad Traln Plunged into a Rfrer.

RaiIroad Trafn Plunged into a Iyfve,1ll
THE recen, heavy rains v.sb;nr 80.
snnhasl . msn,s os..s;an;n. . TsIu aMaJ
m;n;ns, s;ss snd s-ssn;ne s s" hs alusl-
have hem s. an M 'ssvPAs S"a5 I,,uEes.
fa;,a,.st - ,ns ~ s s.,ss sea ~ %
i;ans ~ n n,a;Ss ssa aso, snI uesons
,,,sn, - ths ra 'il snd AN ge
All : s,o,,ld ~ .,.d o. az, 1s Msre
s s, Ra ~ IsIan5 5asJ - 'ne Sulesgc
nm nv 800 $50; as al. 80 = o,o,.es sne
hsa E.;da 's H.. 'o somss' -. .ne
49,, ,,,,,;i Is !, : aaa o'Sn me
coye,sd ,ha :. h Sse :. sauo ~ osnss'
The ,,.el -. -, S,s sa.s. ~ Is % sns
freisbt train sgn sses u y Inv any,
ten5er S.,,, ~. $500 = 10. "a osas.
nroaeha, .h;. 80 $50
En- o;,,ssf ; 1a,s .ase, on s9s,u.a me
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

MErEoRs AT sEA.-Captain L. soule, of
the barque Oregon. arrived at New York
on Wednesday from Harre, reports that
on the 25th Of March, in latitude Al o6,
longitude 90 80. during dense fog,
three balls Of FIRE passed over the vessel,
making a noise similar to. the shock from
cannon. The last one burst from the
masthead, casting sparks all shout the
deck. Every person on the deck at the
time was knocked down, but sishou injja.
~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

A MAN IN A THoUsAsD.-We saw at
the Interior Department yesterday Mr..
Benjamin F. Robinson, the government
agent for the Delaware Indians, stall.
wart specimen of the genus pro-slavery
border rufian." When the sales OF the
Delaware trust lands took place not long
since, the money was paid daily as i
came into his hands. At the conclusion
of the sales lie placed the whole sum re,
allied, Tin specie) $467 900, in two horse
wagons, and with guard OF some ten
Delawares and white men iourneyed
through " bleeding Kansas and the in
Vulnerable terrible border rufians located
in his path, crossing all the rivers ON The
ice by the-way, until he reached st. Lou.
is, where he deposited the whole sum
Without the loss Of dollar, in the sub,
treasury Wash. Star.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

Mystery, MURDER, ROMANCE AND CRIME
IN MEMPHIS, TENN.-A short time since q
young man by the name of Tanner, in
Memphis. Tenn, of most blameless life
and manners, was assassinated in the
street at night. 1t was not known that
he had an enemy in the world, and no
motive of plumber could have prompted
the deed, as his person was not robbed Of
the mast trifiing possession: A deep,
dark mystery enshrouded the assassina-
ton, which is now being lifted to reveal
new phase of social shame and crime
fatally mistaken in its aim. A clue has
been obtained which promises to deyelope
the fact that young Tanner was killed BY
mistake for another man-that other man.
the husband Of wife for whom the as
sasin had conceived passion and the
murder was to remove the husband from
between him and the object Of his guilty
love ] A negro man was the tool select.
ed to commit the murder. He mistook
the man. and poor Tanner fell instead OF
the the doomed husband. Such is life |
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You will emasculate your peo-

relaxed ! You will emascula,e your peo-
pie.
This is but an epitome of what have
not time to elaborate. You have but 10
go back TO the journals of Congress TO see
my speeches and votes. and my opinions
that have not changed. but been fortified
by time. Hastily and respectfully,
Your obd't serv't.,
HENRY A. WISE.
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sWooDLlsD Cak1ls,- - "A Pofaads ri, h..n,il.
fying the hair ghly perfumsd, superior 3 Az.
French article Imported, and for hzlf the priee.
For dressing. ladios iaifs IL has no DUAL, diving
u = orignt glosey aPpehranecs 1t causes gontlse
mems hair g enfi il the most natural rnsnnsr.
~ removes dendrufs always giving tho hair the
aPPeassnee q being frsahlys sham ooed. PTics
only MY ieerlts. None genuine nnless signed s.
Y .sSlt fEfRIDGE sdrG0. Propristors sfthsr
Bair Of q Thousand fowers, q New York.
For sale by all Druggists. 20
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Atthe request Of many fmy iffisnds Ia Haf-
Tison county ] announce myself an inde psndsnt
candidate, before free and indcpende at psoniss ;
for a.Beat In the mort Leg slatufe 81 4ifefslis X
believe y 70 bs the right Of The peo-
their decision submit my claims. lift be their
will % electnie, will serve thsn With al she
psssess g VIII b my plsssnre %
judgment. BENZ STOUT. 81
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~ Wine is a mocker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-30
For The Daily Gate Cit,

For the Daily Gate City,
Mxssas. EDrroRs lit was With good
deal Of satisfaction that saw Mitchell wa
wing that 'sbsnusr on the outor wall' Of the
Estes House yesterday. 1t seems an omen
shat the great work is to be pushed to CON.
pleion. And here, gentlemen, lot me say
one good word for the maA that deserves
more praise than any ono man in our fast
town:I aliude to james w. MITCHELL the
lion hearted, II you choose strong, perse.
vering and asyielding In his business par
suit, accomplishing with the Same force, more
than any one nan have ever known--sn-
joying the good viii Of all his workmcn, and
the confidence Of the entire community. lie
has dons much for Keokuk, and 1t does me
good TO sdd word in his praise. It will be
matter Of interest TO the conmunisy 10
learn that be hAs since the 6sst Of june put
10 the wall over twsut5 .6ve hundred thous-
and brick that hs has fulfilled Ill his con-
tracts; and in The smploymsat Of ifty y
-ssssnty hssds ranging from u rs to $50
per Asy~--hs will bs able TO discharge, II the
sonplssion Of the hotel, every obligasion.--
Long may he wave. Yours, truly,
BRicx.
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". A. uOANToN'A IMPROVED
VENTILATING AND SELr-CLEARlNG
FURNACE.

Patented AGguSf -, 1894.
rIyHIs Furnace is different in any essential
l. particulars from any thing ever before otter, 4
to the public.
1t presents larger amount OF effective radiat-
iug surfsce All Of which ia in nere direct contrct
market One entirely nav ard mi ortsnt ieature
is the addition ol large nmomnt Of surface at
taehed 10 the fire not III she form Of fans which
adds very much to the power Of the furnsee aud
preventive oyer Satin 8 ard cracking Of the pet
The construction Of us setf-cltarlng rsdintr
an i'm partsnt esnsiIeration. a. IL cHcetaAny OBJ
yiates the necessity OF elesntrg. The rAdintor
itself sncircles tho boey a the inrnsee, and is
connected therwi b by six an,s, or distributing
pipes " hich taken directly iiom-tile tor Of The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-30

PRo sIBIrox.-Ihe recent decision Of the people
10 siuost every state in reference 70 the sale Il
liquors, does not pretend TO interfere With msdiei
nsi compounds containing stimulus, ~ IL fact
we'll known to all that without stimulating prir-
eples most cases Of extrswe debility could not te
reached, and the many other Of cur most valuable
somp0unds could MT be made without il. fer-in
stance, Dr. J. HossErrKk.y Stoma sch Bittcrs, now
celebrated and indispensable 10 every family ~
. med icine. Thousands VI persons suffering from
dyspepsia and indigestion, gsnerslly Apesk vol
umes in favor Of this curative agent. For ssle BY
HARRISON ! GIBBONS, Agents,
oct27dIw Mxin-st., let. 9th snd17th.
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y ENTAIL CANA.

TAR II. J. PoRRE derires 10 Inform this commit
- nitythas be has determined ~ make ksokuk
his perm snent residence, for the pasposs Of prsc
tiaing DENTISTRY. His business engagements
elsewhere sseh that it viii not ts possible Tor
him 70 locate until spring. He fssis assured IN
giving the guaranty that he will come prepared 10
gave entire satisfaction in the various branches Of
his profession 70 all ho may favor him with their
patronage.
RsrEKExcEs.--J. u. Howell, B. N. Webster,
y. r. Miller, Of Keokuk; Dr.J Bowen. DR.. J.J
Sanders, Iowa City. Ioctl0dAwtfl
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For curling and macadamixink on Blondeau .st !:



CMAS. ~. kOWRlE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
kEOktk IOWA,
M LII Practioe in Lee and adjoining counties,
w andiLthe Supreme Cour VI the state.
y doe evsr Eiokisn Lucas Bank, Third-st.
JaA11-dly
PIANO FORTS EOA SALE.
A NEW Piano Forte, from the ssIshsaasd ans
~ factory Of Hallst, Dsvis = Co., Boston, for
..ls cheap Tor os:a o. win s1sa..gs for sssn'ry
octlSd Ger Lsvss and Main-at.
MELUD EUN EOH SALE.
A FINE toned ost. Mclodson from the manu-
~ factory Of Mason Hamlin, Boston, for sAis
cheap ior cs.h. o. win sxcasnEs Tor ccSSntIy pro.
oo.leAs Cor Levsc and M.in-...
nrigAssa Meuse Ter Nens.
fSHlS hosss has bssn ressntly furnished;
i large addition II searly finished. A FIRST rate
stable and large Wagon Yard attached.
Possession can be given within thirty days.
ksqsirs on the pfsmiscs, corner u Nigh an
koaSseentA directs, " =
oECOND sTREET CHEAP UTORE.
GkHAT hasgaina in Dry Goods, Closks, Bonncts,
~ Ribbons 10. We are now o6ssing our we'll.
sslseted stock very low for cash. Our assortment q
eoods u every dspaS tment H. oompsta, and boughs
very cheap, and will DO sold lpwcr than hcretofosp
e9eEs4s - ", ~ doing ON businsAs, AVE rcr
sd slerk- hire: We ssa md will sell lsser thAe
Il sea11N 3. y. ABB0IX Go.
= KaIm anA Hence asa Les Ter sal q
WILL SKILL, on favorable teens, 1Arm Of so
= Asrss, we'll inpsevsAs With comfortable
aMsilins sns oasaossss, sisssssa N AAascef Co.,
stsssts, NTH nsu fAns AoSnins ksuse. In
hairs = the Dss Asinss VALLEY Ylaaing MI.
sepi7df Z. y. VAGDRPRRT.
ID 4 i
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the Yshods
49,. -: - o: .. s =
Benefits, low 8@ $500 w
Hat. s:s.: e, n::ss ~.
And .ss an.s se' nd q: 1s.
- ..-
s,.U sn g f.ssanI -. s .s. me
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
n Q II u m b ug.

N o III u I'M b ug.
Ncw store, New assas, ana
REDUCED PRICES!
'Hh sab ;ria er h4sx.kAu the NsN Brick Store .
:, = norsn side o. Masn-st.. between Third aud
fonrth, keokuS Iowa, whore he 10 now rscei WING
and onering large and veil selected stock Of
NEW 10ODS, all bough for cash within ~. 80
thirty days, inthe New York. Bpston ana PhIla
dslphia markets, and need snly ssy that
oar stock - Large and rail,
And customer can here End almost any article
wanted, that Is fashionable and cheap. Having
come to the conclusion that ga bird in the hand II
worth two in the bash, ahc has adopted the ready
pay ~ stem, CO Consequently the
Prices ~ Goods Mast Come Down
The ready pay system will be effcctualiy demon
strated A. tae cpanter as every article shall be
sold a. the very lowest poss Bile advance from frst
cost, thereby making difference Of from ten TO
hfteen ptr cent. from credit prizes. The motto
will then be
CHEAP FOR CASH.
small profits and quick returns-and would re-
speetfully invite the attention of buyers 10 the
= ichest and most elegant stock Of
SILK and Fancy Goods
Probably ever exhibitsdn sny store ives, Of New
York, comprising = full and complete assortment
Of silks and Nriycts, Fleuneed Robes and Rebss .
guile, Rich Printed Monslin de Lains, vaisncies,
popllns Saxouy Plsids, Plain and Printed Meri-
noes, Plain Mcuslin de Laines, French ffints,
Toll dc cheveres, Robes de VOYAGE, Ducalss,
Printed Flanncls, cobarss, RombAsins, shswis,
Closks and aantiliAs, Dress Fringss, veiSet and
TAGe,a Hnhes.
Especial attention Is requested to the large stsek
OF White Goods, Embro'deries, Collars, 6lesvss,
Hosiery and q loves.
CARPETINGS AND OIL CLOTHS.
New Patterns Of Tapestry, Brussels and Ingram,
Aa4ar rHnA b.r vrtt ~ aIl ~
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State stoves.

IT saAriiy essnry for us recutto this stove
L the character Of which IN 40 well and fAvofably
know Ia ghoat he interior of thisana Tbs ad-
Joining states. Although patented sonet.A yehs
ago, 10 possesses every real tmproveEent thAt hhs
ever bee Ii upon the descending nue. stove =.
thss amc time ii has stood the mostsevere tests 81
any Cook stove now In uss. our conhdsnc. IN 'Ls
same 8 such hatwe are willing to warrant ~ ~
kanrs-a CoMsTuck ! BRO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-30
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