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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21
Bay VIM. b. hopkins has been ap

Bay VIM b. Hopkins has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Anthony Village,
in place Of Joseph G. Haywood, resign
ed. Mr.. Hopkins on taking possession
of the Office, will remove it to Quidneck
Il short distance east oe its present loca
;ion, and Immediately upon TIL: line oil
the Providence and Hartford railroad
The name of the office has been changed
to Quidncck, to conform to the change
of location.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21

E&5- a private letter from Lawrence
mentions that the room in the new I'm
i'arian Church in that city, intended for
vestry, is finished, aud ha, been occu-
pied several Sundays as place Of wor-
ship. The services have been conduc
ted by the Rev. Mr.. Mute, pastor Of the
society, and have been attended by au-
dienccs limited only by the capacity Of
the cdficc The use Of the room on
Sunday at hours when it was not need
cd by Mr.. Nute's parish, has been kind
Iy granted to Othodox Society, who have
held several services in it. The beau
titul bell sent from Boston has been put
up in bcltrv framed Of timber near
the church, in the same manner as the
bell is arranged near the church at Ma
hant. This bell is one Of the most pop.
ular institutions in Kansas; it is daily
rupg for the public school, and to de-
note the dinner hour. 1t will be placed
in the tower of the church when the
spire is completed. The tower will also
have a town clock, which is to be scut
from Boston Mr.. Nute's parish has a
Sunday School library, and beautiful
communion service the latter was the
generous gift Of the pastors friends in
Boston. The writer adds that Mr.. Mute
is beloved and esteemed by the citiz ms
of the Territory.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21

sY- A young farmer residing at
Brandywine Hundred, Del, recently
drew 1000 which he had in bank, aud
said that he was going to purchase a
farm, after which nothing was heard of
him His friends got up a terrible ex.
citement, and were sure he had been
but last week he turned up
Unexpectedly, with pretty young wife
Instead of being murdered, he had been
married
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21

s1J- The fears expressed for Capt.
Morgan, Of whaling bark Restless, of
New London, have been strengthened
in the following manner: Capt Smith,
of bark Hannah Brewer, picked up in
December or January last, on the iris
tan Ground, part of a lower mast of a
small bark or brig with trus band and
some other iron work attached. The
band was sent home from St. Helena by
the bark Dove, and has been examined
and identified by the blacksmith, spar
maker, and carpenter as having belong
cd to bark Restless. The iron work
and spars were all new in May last, and
tho blacksmith had particular mark OF
the band which enabled him to identity
it without hesitation. Among the crew
of the Restless were Charles Cooper, o
Montville, Me; Thomas Mcdonald, o
Attleboro, Mass; Daniel Tucker, o
Glocester, II. l.; Henry Richardson, o
Bedford, Mass; Peter McCafFrey, o
Boston; Frank Daniels of Westerly, II
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21
gszy~ 1t is said of Dean Swift that he

Gafs" 1t is said of Dean Swift that he
preached before the merchant tailors'
company at three several anniversaries
The first time he took for his text
- Steal no more" The members of
the company took umbrage at this text
on the following anniversary he chose
the words "A remnant shall be saved
His audience were moro irritated than
than before re-neverthelcss he commenc
ed his third sermon as follows There
was lice in their quarters
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21
Ca Wat Eckman, of Clcves, IIamil-

Ca Wat Eckman, of Clcvcs, IIamil-
ton county. Ohio, was taken violently
i'll on the morning Of the 18th ult., and
according to two physicians who attend
cd him, died about five O'Clock the same
day. The next morning he was placed
IN coffin and carried in market wag
on to the church, about two miles dis
tant, where funeral sermon was preach
ed. AS the last hymn was about to be
sung, the audience was startled by unu-
sual noises and the sound Of vigorous
kicking, proceeded from the coffin. The
coffin was speedily opened, when Eek
man was found literally " alive and kick
ing" struggling to free himself from his
unwclcomc position. Blood was flow
ing freely from his mouth and nose, but
in few minutes he was able to speak
and the next day he was able to walk
about his room.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21

Bey~ The trial of Mrs Matilda Deck
cr, Of Staten Island, charged with man
slaughter, in causing the death of Anna
Hilton, by starvation and brutal treat
ment, has been postponed to another
term, on account of certain family mat
ters, Of private nature.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21
seS- There is now at the United

skJ~ There is now at the United
States Marshal's Office, in New York, "A
chair intended for the President of the
United States. 1t is made entirely
from the horns Of two buck deer, shot in
Humboldt Bay, Humboldt County, Cal
iiorna, 220 miles above San Francisco.
The deer from which the horns we're cut
we're the siz. Of middc.sized ponies.
The box in which it is ncloscd is itscl,
curiosity, the sides being one single
piece of about five feet square each from
the enormous red wood tree of Califor
mia. 1t is in charge of the donor, who
ira genuine hunter, and who shot the
deer himself lie is about six feet higl
face covered with hair, and wears buck
skn hunting coat, &c; no threat.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21

10- We invite the attention of the
reader to the advertisement Of John S.
Giles--success to Chas w. Jones
headed Ice Cream." We learn that
everything manufactured at this estab-
lishment is of the best quality, and free
from impurities Of any kind.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21

Gay- Take one pound Of sal-soda, and
half pound of unslackcd limc-put it
in "A gallon Of water and boil twenty
minutes. Let it boil till cold then
drain off and put in a stone jug or jar
Soak your clothes over night, or until
they are well wet through then ring
them out, and rub on plenty of soap ;
and in one boiler of clothes we'll covered
over with water, add one tea spoonful OF
washing fluid Boil half an hour brisk
ly-thcn wash them thoroughly through
one suds, and rinse with water, and your
clothes will look better than the old way
OF washing twice before boiling. This i,
an invaluable receipt and | want every
poor woman to try it, | think with "A
patent wash tub, to do the little rubbing
the wash-womau might take the last nov
cl, aud compose herself on the lounge,
aud let the washing do itself The wo-
man who can keep secret, has known
this II year or two, bat her husband told
it while on an clectioncering tour. s.
says the Ohio Cuit,rat0r.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21

nS- Reader, are you aware that
new supply of Stewards best confecton-
ary has Just been received at the store
of Mr.. ID. w. Hammond If you are
not aware of the fact, call and see. We
noticed some very fine specimens OF
candies there a day or two since, which
he offers at very reasonable prices.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21

ca" A Committee from the Connec
ticut Legislature, nine in number, visit
ed Mystic, on Friday of last week to
make examinations relative to the pro-
posed line Of the New London and Ston-
ington Railroad.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21

ly- An elegant marble statue OF
Franklin is to be inaugurated on the lst
of June by the Franklin Lodge of Odd
Fellows of Philadelphia. The statue is
to be placed on the lot belonging to the
lodge at the Odd Fellows Cemetery.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21

esy~ Washington County Bank, at
Carolina Mills, has declared dividend
of four per cent, which was payable on
the Goth inst.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21

ray- We call attention to the advcr-
tiscmcnt, ofa new work just published
by Rudd & Carleton, N. Y city, cnti-
tied " The Pawnbroker."
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21

nay- A successful balloon ascension
was made at Providence, Monday after
noon, by James NJ. Allen. lie descend
ed in safety about fourteen miles from
Providence.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21
A CA RID.

A CARD.
In answer to the frequent inquiry if we
have received Spring and summer styles Of
Millinery, we would now say to our custo-
mers, we have; and expect to pursue our
business as formerly, in its different
branches, and shall be happy to receive
continuance Of their patronage, exerting
our best en1eavours to make it mutual
benefit. Owing to the pressure of the times
we design to mark our prices very low.
MISSES MOVES.
West Broad street
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21
Gay a young British officer. who was

BAY \ young British flicer, who was
mutiIatcd aud disiigured in battle requcs-
ted comradc to write to his betrorhcd
in England and release her from the
bridal arrangement. Her answer was
worthy OF a true woman "Tell him if
there is enough of his body left to con-
tain bis soul, | shall hold him to his en-
gagemcnts."
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21
Mantle Bank.

Th C annual meeting of the Stockholders
in this Bank for the election of Directors,
will be held at the banking rooms, on Mon
day, J une ! 1857, at 10 oc lock, A. NJ
JAMES NJ. PENDLETON, Cashier.
Westerly. M-v -. !as7 9O7
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21

sas- Mrs. Mary S. Glenn, died in
Prattyille, Ala, on the 10th inst, from
the Incorporate use of snuff.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21
Washington County Bank.
CAROLINA MILLS, !

CAROLINA MILLS,
May 10th, 1857
4 DIVIDEND of four per cent will lie
n payable to the stockholders of this
Bank on the 2Oth of the present month.
lt3OS J. II. BABCOCK, Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-02
EXPRESSES.

ISLAND or CUBA ExrsEss OF p G BoKeAr1Ek A
Y Co Ilsyans-We despatch height and parcels By very
steamer for al psrs Of Cube expresses ieav 90
sopday nert Fcb Q By United States steamer b. ,Ck
wAHKIUR ard TUESDAY neu. FEB. s. per s'e ,mer
pB1IAIELPh1A Freight should bs scot 10 on the day
boe VIII contents and value oppressed Tor ciesriae
W. Nv WELLS, FARGO 4 CO.. ssecs, ca BrsNAvg,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-02
HATnIHOnTAL.

A SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN. THIRTY THREE YE YRS
n ofsse swidower q position and smple means soiu
of sdy who has youth and personal attractions WITT sv
,o airrny Replies 70 this viii be strictly couhden W a.
spo, being satisfied with the sincerity Of hs spon Ell s
adv rtser viii pve all The ssilsfaory Information tat m,y
m quirei. Address Claiborne, Madison square Poa ,C
Few York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-02

a GFNTIFNAN OF MEANs WISHES A CONF MN
N Interview with young lady with view ratri
NV age IL 10 Is years; NAL size GOOD
~ r. how destitute fortunate or ri, RI
les al very deirable iha che has heart ai sud
"a q sympathy. tsch should not hesrae br
sddrcsJ N, Oliver, Zee, Vlee, pgevaas aiay, Feb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-02

TcTsFTSFpISG aoops.
H'0sfiNo Il lar and ia ssruslsy sAse.inxA,
stst%%tt s Nd e :.s: :lss s''''
Aiso towsins IN great variety and uaucs
IN price than cost Of importation.
d Ssss s tiT 49,.
Corser 4 Leonard street.
L sG ra.css At = !, c.sr r rT r., !.sD
"0 SsE1T SALE o. DE7 GOODS w $40
Corner Of Leonard street.
Tor sh.Posd band: '..s rh:an = bleach As h;.ds =.
very useful I. hou.svosi Per sa,e Il As rubber sorsa
IRISH LINEN sH1RrINGs. m .
VII be odered Obs week q.
Worth g. G.
''' BROADWAY ... Fourth street.
T ACx AND SILK hAnrlLLAA
a. a. ,ov road, to s,Si.it ,s Sa,-iS o"
sFRsS IsroRrAross AID .AsuyAorURE OF LACE Arp sux
BAsaUn,
Il variety beauty anA ayia
Brussels Chanay Lace scarn And basques . giSai
Wholesale buyers and joSbsrs from oil sectona invited
u call and examine tho g0OdA fhey will be offered a AA
very 0wost manufacturing prices u
20 ana 81 Chambers stysst. ~ stalra
r ACE CURTAINS
IL Our entire stock Of lace curtains will be submitted for
sale Ibis week with prices greatly reduced,
A. the great sale,
Under liquidation.
81 broadway
Corner Of Leonard streets
CuKsi SIIKell SNKSti
~ tremendous bargains In
SILKS
Are offered at he
Great sale,
SE Broadway,
Corner Leonard street.
CThGNG HUCKABACKs
~ AT lsH aud u cents per yard,
A T SThWART Il co.,
Broadway Chambers and Reade streets.
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HOusEs, Rooms, &e., wANTEn-
HOUSE WANTED, nj A PRIVATE rAvTLY-JoCA
ton bcv 1wei N and Thrflch and Faurh
Sixth AVENUES mus have al the modern improvemenfs
peui not eAceed tQ0 PER Address Dor "a Poet
3 ice
uoUsE wAsTED-A SMALL sR1ck HoUsE, WITH
III Gas ana water. &c good neiahhorhcod location
between Second ard FuSsvenues-s and twenty bird
and Perry Tsrcet rest net 70 exceed 300. adj
possession preferred Address John A. schwsgor room N
Nissan Bank Building
HOUSE wANrED.-ro PURCHASE OR HIRE A
III small house between Broone and Fieenh
sde prtferreh Price no, exceed 81 CO.. Address c.
Bcra Office
OPEN ROB rEADE-rHE suBscR1BER OFFERS TO
W purchase he sock IN trade Of nrn in Tits city,
psged In The wholesale dry Goods hardware business
Abc in real cstatc personal Interview be a ~ the
1nictuafnai Iioel aficr O'Clock r ~ dAy
srd Monday sferwsrda Address y W, Post oace drawer
4. Rochester, II
I NrURNTnrEp APARTMENTS wANrED-fN PKT
Y vate house Gown town, English family preferred
of email family Of three and 9 Answers
give tecrpuons and uil particulars Immediately. Adj
feiix, bon ana Pcs, oace.
WANTED TO RRNr-FoR A TERN OF YEARS A
w bree AID hsf four story house modern built With
every couverience IN gentee ghofhood IN Of the
streets between Fcurh Onion SQUARE
within two blocks Of Bro~dwsy Address g. l. T., Herald
once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-02

THE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING or THE SrorK
holders o. The chinese Billiard Concert and Club-6som.
Association VIII be held HE evening nj their rooms Ia
t9 and 81 Broadway for the election o officers for tho
Ing year BY order OF CHAIR ,ES n MILES Soc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-16
11ckey = Bfa6 -,
IA W
HAL EST ATE
IHXkAEIA a okAra
mira stress, bss. nain 4 JeAsss.,
OFFER ron SALE

| 1hsra ssresss BET. WAln 4 Johnson
| OFFER FOR SALE
Lot Z, Blk II, corner "A aad D,osAsau.
Lew ss.d ., sr us. corner ~ snd RiAss.
Lot ., B'k ~, cor. Tth and Blssasau.
fleet by lee, on Main. bstvsss iith and l1sh.
Let II saA 81 Lss II IL Blk lbs, corner oh an
johnson.
Lot ,, Blk % In K. Add, on Carol, between le,l
and 18th.
| - y slfsst ON 7th st., near MAia, rear ends 4
ao65 and .. B'k ~, with frame dwelling.
Lsts, In B'k ss-.ssy shsaS--ssrns easy.
: Lots ~ b ~ II, corner Of 18th and D.,
Aoisss sts. Very sligbly lscatd for r.sidsn
ess-serns Easy.
- By IS isss on ath street, between Main and jon.
son.
3sfssto u Ne wss, cid. Of 10. 3, Blk 10, Joap,er
st., bst. "a end Ath
aanbsr Of Lots 10 Mslrose, 8 miles out, on Ii.
X, IT. D. q M.R.k.
Afswvsry desirable bsiidiag sites on ,Ae Mis,s
sppi. Ii tbs hssasifsl town Of con.ma.
undivtds4 half u Less s - asd ~, BIZ g. 1,
kilboasns's Add.
Lot ) In Nh -, Kiihsurps's Add.
l~ss : - - b'k 8, Aason's Add, near Grand
A'ssss -.eses very easy.
DWELLING FOR SALE.
TIE late residence Of Col Perry, on the plank
asar lssh u.
Brick hose on Exchange street. b.,v..n nh md
sth--sFosas. bs.snsn,, cellar and o,.,.r,--,;n
b. sold very ehe.n
Lots in Blse. With h,iek hsa.s eoa,.ioiu, "a
rooms.
1stek Aosss on kxshaues-st.. bat 7th and s.h ~,,A
rooms, basement, cellar aadeistern.
Lots :, > AID ,tks1, In Kilbosrns.s Add.
Lofss and u b lis.
Lot ein bleak ~.
n,..h IA -. =.
:. 10 oissk 1oe.
~ .ss s0se lstsnear Aontross, admirably adapss ID
sArdsning purposes. Tsrns-0ns fifth cssh.
t~JosnSs
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Doeavnoeo RasaDs 80 0ale.
IN = ~ bsst ~ - A.eissAls larns h
80 .s.. sis.a..l = 5. : ZEE ;sst e 80;
fss6 - y 0slssg, 8 niles lssa Is 1ssn :.
pooes, 1eeuaendns lasgs hstsk hoass With epsd
esai3s sndeGaas hsrn aa1 othsr eut hssses. we'll
v.ssro4. 4eAsty al aaAss fsnss sad q gss1 stsss
isesssaas1 - sAsiss kia1s Z fsuit Il aks sssstsy
Ass:asr iasn q ~ assss, fsss niiss fron
Ksekuk, 1llss Of WassAw, With eosA fSans hesse
M, - e.is6ho, ~ orchard -. fasa wall ~
psevsd, WITH sosA Psopassloa q psaisis aaA Tin.
sSsv. s.ssisss1 paass:. III sss dr. ...ssossd "a
vasAtssd spts aAs srdss. ~ hons Tor tAs swnsr,
81 tess q health fsquirss southsn climate. The
ss.vs viii y sold isv spsa noAsssts terms.
Also so asfss = ekiAS Prairie, veil improved,
Ais. avs i.ssoys1 e.. i m Ma. ' to. ~ I.-
rsee aspses eentaiaia6 llS eGss, Is Assss sinAsr.
Ais, elosn seataIning ~ assss, - asrss in
proved bnaaaes hsAvlly MnhsrsA. nilss from
A: .s.sss - 4 - A'' 1's:.z:iaprs ! rAsxrs.
- Y. ~ 4. IN n T. - ~, IL g 80. :.
"a lyslts..s ~ go, 1issssiy oSVssiis Il.
II -, blesk a, ~ linils, Garner sth ana c.
eAssesests. yAlu11oy Isso4sA. 1ssns nodssats
Lsss u - -, s,ssk ~, = Asis-ss., nssr 0as
Mss ! = - u. block %, nais.ss.
80 iase !, sassk - = - bstwssa laak -
lite. y =. !, No. !. .,pssi.. Pss.oas..
/: H..ss. !. 80. ~ = very lev ass'''
Part q Lets aAds ., block ia, old limits.
Z. s. y. ,Is.
70 :. {, winia... Ada.
'esA. Per sale b. SAMPLE s RANKIN.
I x
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Hot AIR Premium
CMOk Stoves.

WE have never met with freniun Stove thAt
w gave such universal sasiainetios ~ the ere 70
which ~ here call attention. lts iAelhtiss nr
same tame il, BY means Of an air Aus extending
down the front Of the oven, bakes perfectly and
economies greatly all other stoves Of this PAT.
tsrn. The beauty, utility and chssphssa q ia
new stove cannot Tail to On the attention OF Alwh
CoMsTOCK 1 BRO.
aprs-d n Aain-st.
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NEAL BsTATE AUCTI0EEER.
SMITH 4 vAns1cxIEU
LENS IN REAL ESrAr r.
aoue1s, LOTS AND 1ARxsYoR SALE.
49, g sssnson IT,, bet. tad and Sd, opposite
-------------- loeto
ron sALg ON ExCuAnCE.
y ACRES d bls1 land directly oppos,te Main
7 so0nanding . view Of ksokuk. Wareev
Alsxandria, Hamilton, snd rs alles of The nis.
sasstppa River. There y Railroad IN eer,ee al
sssstruetion st the foot Of The hluG. aThis Il
sasof the Aasst locations for rss;dens. Il
~ west
Also 90 ssrss ~ miles from the river i, = GOOD
asagAbofhOed, All under cultivation, rood orchard
q pssoA and apple trees, frame housss, Stable
&C., good wslis With chain pumps.
Ala - asres miles ffon the river, ali unde,
seittvasasn.tn good neishboi hood, and improved
9th good new frans hnuse With roons. etab
49,! wallis With chain psnps, Ii II 70 asses In
MEADOW, very assirable fasm.
Alss % aeres choice land - niles from the riv-
r.. asd In good neishborhood, 80 acres In wheat
Also Ice ssrss niles from she river partly in.
proved.
III.
Aisossvsral lsss In the town Of Ha.iltsa, mr.
nsis.
Az. tho lstsia Napsrvills. Da Page seaasy,
Alse lasd 10 Iadiaaa.
Also land aaa lots In Ohio.
Also eoe4 mill psepesty in Ohio.
Alse psspsrty 10 Ksokuk, asd good paying b.
viii sell or exchange On 'sssea terns." xa-
quirs q NH. RlINNRn.
apred No.Ss AaiA It. .Keok uk Iowa.
~. DE WOLF,
1Seker Ana Neat Estaae Agent,
No. - Main street.. ................,.. II EOHtJH
LIST OF PROPERTY FOR SAIR.
sTW1HTX-1Vo1s test On 1xshaaRe, betv ~ Flint
! u. aaA ~ Lsvse.
e feet - 18th IT.. bst. johnson and Exchange,
- fsst serner 5tA end kxcAanxe
Lot On baAk-st., bst. llth and i9th
- ~ ~, corner Johnson and sth block LOT.
- lots IL nsssssesss sAdition.
Ssf The best loes n h. Anhasn q . luwpeies
Lsub Aoaiy lseataA = 0e1ry and Dsea tar Co, 4
less sssnsr d johnson and l3sh.
lots sornsr Of Jehsson and 1eth With aeuhis
brick boussa containing 10 roo0s.
Lot {, Block =, KilbeasDs's addition.
8 fsss On - o., bet. Johnsoa 49, Exehanss.
Very dssrabls lots for rseideueesiu n nson = In
Per Addition, only half blosk lroa Grand Ave.
noe.
lSe fest square In Reeves Peryy's Addition.
Lets n ElnwooA asd Mt. AuAsrn.
Let - Casrell-st., BET. 18th ed latA.
Lots In the new suburb, 1ssslueut.
= part Of the etinpson fasn, 4 mile from The
city.
Also, osuy other valusAle busipsss lots,
n.tEags Securities asgetissa.
fsb13-d
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Metallic Roofing.

u WIFE
TEN, CePRka AND SHEET rner.
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
I. 8. R1CXEY.
Tst.s Ssv. DaIK q UIon aeau-
Is NOW RECEIVING
4 FINE SUPPLY OF STOVES.
which for service, beauty, and smootAne,, Of cast,
Ing eansot seexeslled. manufactured By North.
cAass , North, Philsdelphia, Penn.
CAR and sxanins for yourselves.
Jesst~e Of sH Aisls doMe with prompt.sss. -
ROOFING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE. Z
Hm nssdis's for me TO say any thirg IN favor Of
goa Metallic Roof. well pu, on, for i, i. sufci.,,
proof OF insh. Metallic Roofs arc almost .xhu.
svsiy used In all the principal cities Ii pref.,,no.
70 any oshssi bat they use tn. best Of q. .,s
psias u - the ssdsr aide before putting i, a.v..
which adds bat little to the .xptns. and p.h.. 4,
aees darsAls. shall In all eaiss adops III, MAJ.
Allassifoas d having good koof VII pl.as. civ,
.sa call. h. s. HICKEY,
spFIS-dom keokuk, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-16
DUIl7KEE G7CO..

| DUIkKEE SEQ,
1a'a-ss.' HsrsA .sAs, ..,. - ram,
! A AEaoM oEFEkIxe osR OF TaH
fAfgsss ana most Elegant Stocks
SPRING GOODS!
~ Retail. ia Il. west. .os.i.,ins j. Par. Il
splssdiA Rsbs silks,
spasa1iA 1aysAsss Striped silks,
S1lsaAid China Striped silks,
AL solors In flsia ailhs,
sspsfs DlAak silks,
PlaiA 0sst.s,
Tar. sasias,
satin Decline; Elegant Tissue Robes, Elegant
1sxsgs Robes,
Rlsgant orgssdie Robes.
Elegant Priastd Jaskonsst Robes,
Lawn Resss,
aad French Print Rohss
Tsavsliss Dress CeeAs.
Assniaas.
Isabelle Cloths,
Satin Striped Dsbaigs,
Silk and Liasa 0risntals,
Linen CAs~sbroy, &C., &C., &c.
French. English and A..rie.n Print. Of Ii. ssss
ssssds and newest stylss.
LACE CURTAINS,
And csrtAin Aassriais sd gisssrss sf all kinda.
Liasa and Cotton shsstlAg, Pillow Case
costons and Linsas, and
~All Other Housesurniships Gooas. -
A eo.plets stock Of Enbroideriss, Collars, U.a.r-
sleeves, Hankdssehiefs, Worked Band, Can
ssis, Linen and Lass sets. wi,ha
ssLESDfD STOCK or FINE LAcEs,
Such - rsal Honitsn, real Vallensisnnss. Polnt
Application, Enslish Thread, Gaipars, Il.
0axpsts and Oh Colths.
- English Velvet Tapestry,
Sd I"
49, " Brussels
8a4
Iapsrisl Ply, and saperane Ingram.
VsaitiaA, Uaios and Hemp Velvet, Brusssls and
Vsaitisa Stair Carpsting Ruges, Mats
ssd Drsggsts.
r L 0 0 r OIL. C l. THSl
frsm V 10 feet vide.
Having the advantage Of . resident buyer in
New York, Ne shall be receiving constant additions
- our stock, keeping IL ell seasons Of the year
falland csnplsts, which will be sold fyon 70 70
The Stssk anosats 10 nearly
100000 90,
Aadsssssssnlly 0rsatG Variety than
AxY 011na ONE coNcERNi
ONE PRICE ONLY,
\ % 9 D EvlA Ito N.
@ as Pipe
AND
F 1t ar e 8,
Parlor.
Hall,
sw I'm q L 4 NPs.
HAVING nads special arranssp meats viii III
- a g ~ ass asoas sddisg :. ssr
sILvEn PLATED
0eneTal Housed keeping Ware,
The ahova 0oods f,nr A~tr,.. Ii, A.