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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03
4 NnYpl Iiidinw nlarf.

The Gloucester Telegraph is responsible for the
following
One day last week one of our officers had charge
ef fellow whom he was taking to Ispwich County
House On arriving at the depot, howeve, he made
his escape In vain the officer looked for the prs
Oncr, but he was non est inreniHs The officer
gave up the search and departed whereupon the fel
low disclosed himself to some bvstandcrS bv crawl
ing from under the clpacous skirts of lady who
had been standing at the corner of the depot The
hoops saved him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

IRON CITY
ga...,....err;a, go.,sse,
LOCATED IN PiTTsBIgG, pa.
CHARTERED 1865.
With Board of Twelve Trustees.
EMPuATIcALLY
The Business Mans College,
Having had in january last in daily attendance,
Two Hundred and Twelve Students!
Exhibiting it at once is the
Most Extensive and Popular Commercial
School in the Country.
FACULTY.
+. w. JENKINS, PRINCIPAL.
l. l. HITCHCOCK,
Author of"A Ner Mcthod of Teaching housekeeping
Professor Of Accounts, Bookkeeping, & Arithmetic.
JOHN FLEMING,
Author of the National System NJ Bookkecping.'
Lecturer Business, its customs and usages.
IY WILLIAMS and ]. w. BRENTI.INGER-
Prois. OF Arithmetic, Bookkeeping and PhonoSra.
plv.
A. COWLEY, W.P. COOPER, and
p. r. SPENCER, Jr.,
Professors CT flain and Ornamental PcnmanslIip,
Lecturers on Mercantile Correspondence.
d. BACON.
Lecturer on Political Economy.
JAMES III. HOPKINS, Esq =,
OF the rit.Shurg Bar, Iectureron Commercial Law.
JOHN w. KENNEDY.
Of'tkcnncdvs Bank Note Review Lecturer on
Counterfeit, Altered and Spurious Bank Notes
COMMERCIAL ETHICS.
al,
DESIGN or THE INSTITUTION.
To furnish the best means for acquiring Thorough
business Eiucais)B, in the shortest time and at
the least expense comprising
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING,
As applied to Merchandising, Banking, Railroad
ing &c, taught by the Oldest American teacher and
writer of Book keeping now living, having forty
years experience in teaching md business practice.
STEA NJ BOAT BOOK KEEPING.
With all the recent Improvements ana valuable ad
dtions taught without extra charge.
PENMANSHlf,
In every variety and style OF Business and Oinl-
mental Writing
SILVER MEDALS for the best Business and
Ornamental Penmanship have been awarded this
College, all competitors, wherever its writing
has been exhibited, including the State Fairs in
Ohio and Michigan, in 1855, and at the Pcnnsyya
MIA Stte Fair at Pittsburg. in 1856
ARITHMETIC,
As applied by the first Mercantile Banking Houses
comprising all Coahfipg UGuSe Calculations.
COUNTERFEIT AND ALTERED NOTES.
Full instructions given in this important branch
of business education.
LECTURES
Daily on Book Keeping; the usaGcs, Laws, and
Customs of Commerce; Finance and Banking: Pc
litical Economy, Detecting Count crcitrg money,
and other subjects having practical relations to ac
tive business.
TER Ms. &C.:
Book Keeping, Full Commercial Course So OF
Stationery, about 3 co
Board. per week can he obtained for > u
j. Students not charged extra for Steamboat
Book Keeping, Arithmetic or Diploma.
STUDENTS
Can enter at ANY time-[no vacation) review Al
pleasurc-tme unlimited, usual length of courst
from SIX to twelve weeks.
REFERENCE:
1877 STUDENTS entering from the city alone
within year, besides the many from the coun
try
DIRECTIONS:
Specimen of Writing and Circulars. containin.
full inici nation, sent 10y mail free of charge.
address +. w. JENKINS.
June Is Iron City College, Pittsburg, IA.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03
One of the States.

Vermont paper, with just pride, says:
There is but one city in this St,te, and not
soldier We have no police; and not murder has
been committed in this State within the last ten
wears We have no museums, nor crystal palaces,
but We have homes. genuine homes, that are the
centre of the world to their inmates. for which the
father works, votes and taks-whcrc the mother
controls-educates, labors and lovcs--where she
rears men, scholars, and patriots.
Guess those folks are ready for the Millennium
We should like to see Il few more, ''slmc sort
Wonder if they have any rag money in their circu-
latonl Red dog. for instance! lfso, we doubt
their being so near the Millennium after alt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

thin, discolored neck handkerchief of many col
ors, from which all the gayety had not been washed:
was folded.
knew in momcat that she had come to beg. |
knew it by those seppliant hands folded her
chest in their gigantic gloves. | knew it b. that
tind, guilty step. | knew it by that long, sharp
nose tipped with red and those dull, hopeless ewes
that spoke plainly of many dollar OF charitable
money spent upon the fatal brandy bottle.
'Well my good woman" said | mraticntly
enough, fear, "what do you WANT
Don't you know me, Mr.. Trov?''
al really ann no. aware and looked curious
" into that wrecked AMI reckless face
She laughed. She was not surprised. Few pco-
pie would know her now. She had been very I'M
fortunate, but it not her fault She blamed her
father for it entirely. Nevertheless, she had nuly
time and OFT danced with that gentleman sitting
near the fire, Mr.. Croton poole.
Poor Croton-how his por:lv figure uuivered at
tn Sc wor,ls.
Gracious Heavens" he cried; ''you surely are
aOt Constance Brcver1'
That's my name' she answered calmly I'm
glad to meet YOU here. I'm very poor--almest
starving; and know you'll assist me" And her
dull eyes lighted up with CLEAN OF drunken hope
/ Poole covered his face wll his hands. | never
saw man so completely shocked \ few moments
before he had been recalling lovely, blooming
gir and 10. the reality of his dream enters, an un
clcinly old woman who besss and smells of brandy
j ontti 1 tcli fO-l now VIC tr1cd VAIN to reclaim
the poor creature from the influence of that terrible
passion by which she was COMMUNICATIONS we sur
rounded her with every possible comfort except
that one for which she longcdl Shall describe To
YOU tllat awful dedtI-bed around which the visions
of the incbriate hrongcd in terrible profiIsion7 Ii
were better not but do wish that Madame Can
can had been there to see That aniiable instruct
of youth would have seen the result of making
Young ladies ornamental instead of useful.
Oh, Madame Cancn. it YOU would only teach
your pupils how to take care of themselves.
-
i u " hat animal has the most briinSl Give il
up. Thc hog. He has no yShcai full of EN-.
u. Some one says that dogs bark with such yea
when one enters their masters yard, that zone
would suppose that they owned the premises and
that their master was only boardcr-''
~ Know Nothin"ism original, and for a
time effective; but, after all. it was poor invest
mcnt. Dickinson's story OF Betty Wiggle's pig
suits it we'll:
'Whcn it lived, it lived in clover;
And whed it died. it died all over-''
-----------
u The Mormon currency is on the principle of
the Wit of Douglas Jclrold's commcdian He
SAYS
NY notion of wife of forty is, that man should
exchange her, like bank bill, for two twcutie.'
1-What name contains Il command of a man to
his son, 20 escort the ladies'
jcreboam. derry beau 'cn.)
What name directs Il to squeeze into a crowd
ed coach!
Benjamin ben -iam-in.)
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

u y grocer having mentioned to ono of his 1t
Dis customers that the sub marine telegraph was
broken, she replied that if in their next attempt
they wonld grease the cable with of his strong
butter which she had been using for time, She
thought it would inprt strength to it. The grocer
smiled family. ont Of compliment, but didn't see
the Joke. He might have smclt it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

A corrcs p0ndent mo doubt the fellow reject
ell sutton, i'll sending notice of II marriage "A week
or two ago, appended the following touching lines:
Ills just my luck. Now B-lr,s gone,
And NIL nay hopes are fled;
Pray, one, rih a cabbaye-ieaf,
Ind bind Il on nn heaft
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03
] Pope's famous anti climax.

Die and cndow college cat,
Is thrown league or two in the shade by the fol-
lowing climax of down-cast poet
Roll on loved Connecticut, long hast thou ran,
Giving shad to old Hartford, and freedom To man.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

u \ lady asked very silly Scotch noblemin,
how it happened that the Scotch who came out OF
their own country, We're, generally speaking, men
of more abilities than those who remained 1T home.
"Ohl Madame he said, ''thc reason is obvious.
At every outlet there persons stationed to exam
inc all who pass that for the honor of the country
no one be permitted TO leave it nho is not man OF
Understandings
Then said she, Il suppose your lorlship was
smnggled.'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

IL The people in one of the upper districts of
Wisconsin were represented in the last Legislature
by Mr.. Gum; but he not making noise enough,
they have this year nominlted Mr.. Cannon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

15- How much did yecs- ask for thin buttons
inquired IN Irish customer.
Fifteen cents
Ill give ye thirty swim
Il didn' say Gfy-I saidficcn,' replied the hon
est dealer.
'Bedad, an I'll give We tin cents them was ih'
prompt reply.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

D. Some one says that dogs bark with such yea
when enters their masters yard, that Zone
would suppose that they owned the premises and
that their master was only Il boarticr.''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

~ Know Nothinsism was original, and for a
time effective; but, after all. it was a poor invest
mcnt. Dickinson's story OF Betty Wiggle's PIC
suits it well:
"Whcn it lived, it lived in clover;
And whed il died. it died all orer.''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

u What animal has the most brains? Give il
up. Thc hog. He has no yshcai full of EN-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

u The Mormon currency is on the principle of
the wit of Douglas Jcirold's commcdian. He
SAYS
MY notion Of 4 wife of forty is, that man should
exchange her, like bank bill, for two twcutie;.'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

I-What name contains command of Il man {,
his son, 20 escort the ladies'
jcreboam. DERRY beau enl.)
What name directs man to squeeze into crowd
ed coach!
Benjamin. (Bcn,j am-n.)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-04

special Notice TO Nc rchnnts.
p AIES reduced. Save your money. The Amer
In lean Transportation Company, incorporated
under the laws Of the State Of New York.
This company 10 prepared upon the opening OF
navigation to transport persons and property from
New York, Albany and Troy to all ports the
Lakes ~. greatly reduced rates, and solicit con-
tinnance Of the patronage literally bestowed
during the last two seasons. Eight frst class pro-
peiiers will form atriwcekly line from Buffalo u
Chicago, thus assuring to customers dispatch. Nc
transhipment Mt Albany or Troy.
HIRAM NILES, President.
w. d. WAlBKfDGE, Vice Pres.
j. G. EVANS, Sec'y and Treas.
NEW YoRK AGENTS.
Nj. NJ Caleb, J. Ii. Mallory, Evan Gri1ith, J. II
Pratt, =, H. Gregory. Office, No. Z, coenties clip.
cor. front ST., and No. / Cortland ST., cor. of
Broadway.
BOSTON AGENT.
I. q. Fsxon, No. "A, Liberty Square, cor. Water
ct. UP stairs.
ALBANY AGENT.
O. N. Chaplin. No. IS Quay Ut. Mark ali pack
ages "A. r. Co." aud ship daily at Piers No.
and coentes Slip.
The company have convenient and spacious ware
houses at Chicago for the receipt and delivery Of
up and down freight. All claims for losses or
damages will be settled promptly BY the agents 1t
Chicago.
GEORGE A. BUSH,
CHARLES Il. CHASE,
Chicago Agents.
Chicago Warehouse on Market street cor. Aadi-
son.
inch3ldkwlm
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News OF the Morning.


John Appleton has been appointed Assist
ant Secretary Of State. The steamer For
est Rose blew up near Napoleon, Arkansas,
on the lst. Many lives were lost.
The Republican candidate for Governor
in Rhode Island has majority of $500, the
vote standing as follows:
Dyer, Republican 5000; Ratten, Black
Democrat, 1890. There were three candi-
dates for Lieut. Governor, and no choice
was effected. House, 81 Republican, black
Democrats 8, and 2 no choice. Both Re-
publican members of Congress elected. The
Exchange Hotel, Fort Edwards, N. Y, was
burned on the End. On the LIST q heavy
gale wrecked six vessels along the shore of
Lake Michigan. From Chicago we hear that
the schooner Cygnet, with cargo Of wood,
pounded to pieces on the break water
The crew were saved. The brig David
Smart, is ashore miles north. The crew,
excep, the mate, are lost. boat from the
steamer Huron with five persons, in attempt
ing their rescue, was capsized, and four OF
the FIVE lost The schooner Temperance was
wrecked at Racine. II is anticipated there
are further disasters, not yet reported.
VIM. II. Harris, formerly NJ. @. from vir.
ginis, is to become editor of the Washington
Union. The Belgian steamer Constitution
arrived from Europe on the End. She bring,
no news OF Importance, except that the Span
ish and Mexican difficulty assumes more i'm
portance. Gen. Pezuela is spoken of q
Commander-in-C Chief of the army to be sen
over
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A vgRY desirable Farm Of 80 acres, IS IL which
"A are under cultivation, The remAinAsr, Is acres,
inwood land. This lsnd u raid " ~ very psodus-
tive thsse 70 - appis orchard and other fruit
trees upos che prsnatsss. Theimpssvsnsnts are
good hssss snd kitsAeB a4tsehsd, Sna veil 81 sx-
csllsas water. This farm 10 situated In Mansoek
county, Ills, mile south Of Mason asd Augusta
road, miles from Ke0kuk, and shout the saase ais
tancs from Hamilton and WaSsaw. For tsrns, he,
Appiyto PRlAROsE HAYNES,
march14-d 1sosnd-st.
r. S.-0thef valuable farms and lands for sale.
Apply - above. r. n.
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An Unparalleled DiseOyery!-.A Pos
alive Aguo Eradtcaaor!

Covcll's bebeerne Mixture lie positive cure for
Fever and Ague and all Bilious Diseases. This
Mixture has been before the public for a nu,nbe,
Of years and has always been used with success
Ii is harmless and certain remedy. Get pam.
phlet from the druggists and read it and you will
be satisfied
Sold here by o'Connor 4 Bro, and Marshall a
Bruce; in st. Louis, by III. Blakesly, and by the
proprietors, ii. A. Porter & Bro, Rock Island, Ill
mck3ldawly.
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Prairie state stoves.

is hardly necessary for TO reeur To this Stove.
L the character Of which Ia 30 well and fsvorabiy
known throughou. the interior of this and the Cd,
joining States. Although patented some ten years
ago. II possesses ev,ry real improvement that has
ever bee made upon the descending tue stove; at
the same time II has stood the severe tests Of
any Cook stove now in use. Our confidence In the
same IL such hat We willing 70 warrant II 70
purchasers for ten years. Esls Rooms n Main Ut.
apry-d COMSTOCk 4 BRO
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Quincy ParlOr Stove,

ESoR convenience and utility this Stove 10 unsur-
passed. thss a large Ore door, open top and
fronbeautifni IL design, we'll made, aud warrant
I'd ~ perform we'll In every case. The demand has
been great for this stove thas were nnabis 10
keep up with our orders last ., aeon, oss now ve
have 80 extended our works for making them ~
will enable Us " OH the demands promptly in fa-
tare City buyers especially solicited 70 exam
inc this stove before purchasing.
COMbT0Cn 4 BRO,
apr3-d II Main st.
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PYAmvose = 11aynes,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE.

nFFRR for sals very dssirsbis Ysrn, cestAis-
~ ins ~ asses, 20 ssFes u which h praisis, ~
snss go fsaAng - ID sulsivaseu, hslasse,
lS0 Acres, ID wood and tinbsF-e - IN timber u =
superisr quality. The foea ID we'll waesseA. There
y small appls ershsSa u about - tssss, a,se,
psaeh, cherry. -. 1hs coll 10 rich and veSy pro-
dsetiye. I1psevsnsnts-1Au story - hoasss hileA.
chi stable, ssso hsnss ~. 6itsats niise sestA q
Chaxlestsn, ~ snss II Cset0n and ~ - Dsneips
Railroad. There 10 sspDossd to be cal bsd spon
this farm. Tia lnsn viii b cold very sheap.--
Terms, ssh, balance IN ] and yeAss, ~ snail
amount In Gosh and the balanss n property h he
city Of ksokpk, at fair valuation. Applyte
PRINROHE HAYnE6,
mnr2A-d SooonA-ot.
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We publish below the communication oil
COL Clagett with Card of r. p. Lowe.
MKssRs. EpiroRs Gentlemen: The editors
OF the Gate City having in Yesterdays pa.
per made an attack on my conduct while tenn.
porarily occupying the bench, in Louisa
county, during the late term Of the Distric,
Court, procured the following statemen,
from Judge Lowe, and requested the editors
OF the Gate City to publish it. This they
declined doing, unless as an advertisement,
to be paid for. therefore request you to
publish it in your paper. | do not deem il
necessary in this community to notice any at
tack OF the editors Of the Gate CITY, on nv
private character.
THOS. W. CIAGETT.
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Mahaska, the Sd Monday in April.
Poweshiek, the LIST Monday in Nav,

SALE OF NEGRO IyCoSSEcTIcr. -Notwith-
standing the prohibition Of slavery ia Con-
necticut, negro was recently sold there un-
der the following circumstances A Buoh-
anan farmer disposed of load of hay TO
his parson and being anxious to get as much
as possible for his crop, he covered negro
in the hay, and weighed the negro and Glow
er together, and the parson was in this way
made to pay $3.50 for the negro.
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CT The "Presbyterian of the West" says
Since the slave instructions, the city gov
eminent Of Memphis, Tenn, have passed nm
order forbidding negroes to preach in that
city, and imposing a fine Of $50 to $500 for
teaching negroes in Sabbath Schools or else
where.
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John aTANNUn,


JOHN 9TANNUH,
Once In the City Recorders Ofkcs, Ksokuk.
I OTIS and y in bioxk IS, between 5th and 9Th
IL streets, on ExchxEga.
Also, ~ fsst fronting on 9th street, by 13S fssi
deep 70 Alley, between Bank and Timsa-wtll sson
be god fOf business locations.
Also, 50 feet on 5th street. by 100 feet deep, h.
tween Timsa and Demoine.
Lots and 10 In block 1875, on Concert street, ~
tween 18th ana l4sh, beautifully situated for
dwellings.
Also, D acres Of land In the Graham Tract, II
miles from the old city limits = splendid location
for garden and private dwelling. - lay out In
lots, whieh could b. sold Immediately Terms easy.
Also, 10 a1res II miles FROM old city Unite
good for gardsning purposes or private residsnses
Also, 10 acres in 6ardendale, . miles froa old
city limits, on the railroad near Elmwo0d Could
be laid cut In lots aad sold seou
Lot 10 in block l2e, on Morgan st., bet. Sab 80
9TH, with two story buick house, good rooms, eel
lar and porch, with never failing well Of good
water.
Also. three story brick baiiding on sth street,
20 BY " feet Deep In block, and now rsnted 81
81, 900 per annum for one year. only occupied for
furniture warcrooms by Dancon 1 Co.
Also, ~ foot on 9th by SO feet deep, bet. Main
and JOHNSON. Will make good business lats.--
Terms reasonable.
The Aboye property In better located than say
nov e0kred for sale IN this city. For paxticulaSp,
apply - JOHN STANNus,
In Recorders Once, cor. 9Th Johnscn-sts.
arid a 81 -
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Pysnrsse 4 1aaynes,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

|nfFER for sale . Tay0 u 3IA Acres. One
~ Of Ia m0t dssiraSls fAsns In Iowa. There
arc - acsss In timber, balance Pssifss-al under
csltisstioa except ~ aaA hat With the other
under gsod Teasing. l1psovsnssb-3 good fra1s
houses, With cistsrn and veil ~ sssA, and stock
weils on diGsrspt parts Of The farm also sss 81
.eh 81 i si.Ss. 49, 3 ni,. 80 from s
distance from Birmingham, aad ahost - miiss
from Kscluk in Van Barren Co, lows. Lays
beautifully, and can Be eonvsnientiy divided Into
The land under cultivation u divided into - aAd -
are Aelds. This property will b sold ~ basgain
part eash. balance on time or will b traded for
Ksokuk aity property 1t . fair valuation. For
futher rlktieulars, apply to
pKIMROSE HAyHR6,
mhA-d SIS ss Hecoua-pt.-
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PRIMROSE ! HAyNKE,
mhA-d 6seoua-st.


|nEE Lot south side Of Exchange street, above
~ 18th; Improved with Two story brick hoss,
rooms, EASTERN, we'll, -. y t
Also, Lots sosnsr I1th and ExehaAee $751; i'm
proved with n story brick cottage, roons aAd
hall, cellar under the whois, saumsr kitchen, els
terra, we'll, wood houss, 10. The lot With Ne i'm
provsnsnas spon II viii b. sold separate freqsirsd.
Apply 70 PRINROEE 4 HAYNES.
mch3A Seconded.
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CT SONY Me."-A lady had two chill
dren-both girls. The elder one a fair child
the younger beauty, and the mothers pet.
Her whole love centred in it. The elder
was neglected while 'sSweet," (the pet name
Of the younger,) received every attention
that love could bcstow. One day, after q
severe illness, the mother was sitting In the
parlor, when she heard childish step upon
the stairs, and her thoughts were instantly
with the favorite.
sis that you, Sweet ?. she cnquired.
ono, mammn," Was the sad and touching
reply, sit is't Sweet its only me-"
The mothers heart smote her, and from
that hour "only me'' was restored to an equ-
al place in her affections.
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oTRYKER 4 WOOD.
Dealers In Real Estate and Land Agents,

On Sd 81, near Rcklen Lscss' BANKING House.
J. LIVINGSTON hTRYKER, Of s.. Paul, MINI.
WILLIAM l.. WOOD, late Of New York.
A LII descriptions Of Real Estate bought and sold
"A In this city and throughout the state Of lows
and the North wsst.
Money invested, and Taxss paid for non rssidsnts
Ca.sfsl eessAtssa given TO conveyanctng and e.
Amiaing Of Titles.
All Notarisl bssincss promptly transasted.
RRvKg Dy PBRHia6Sox 70
A:''r'. r cs.s; ss'1.. g. Ford sa.l'n K's.at
Charts n!osA Esa. RaAey
c cSS 49, IA q. "s's0as's c'ss's y: H.
Hon. Chs. dooayy year, sehoAarls County HAIL;
0sv. wiIiisAs 0srUss, D. Pssf, MlaDssota
Ix-Gov. Alex; Rsmsey.
Nessrs. Mex sbin Edgerton, Bankers, St. PAUL.
Msssrs. A. II. Mcclure TO-,
Hon. DsnI 3. Dickinson, Dinghamtons
Hon. y. Ill.,. Hall, a.
VIM. +. Osbosas, Bank Of /"
Hoa. 1oAcek trase, Praatsvills,
Hon. Schuyler Collar, South Bend Ind.
Hon. 60b tSnitA, Alton, Ills
Cherry Valley Bank, otssgc sosnty, n. Y.
mehifd
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COmstOck's Coal
Cook Stove.

XXTE have q new stove Of thIs Ind. now Just out
w which Is made expressly for coal. IL 10 plain
and heavy, operates we'll, and comes low.
cOMSTuck BRO,
Hpr3-d ~ Main-st,
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fHNWk-Eye Ntate.

4 SI0NE with great capacity lar both Iook inx
"a and Heating. We make thrce sizes Of these,
"a d 10 every person with largo families and cold
hou.es, VIZ would recommend this article. 8A
cOMSTpck 4 kk0.,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-04
Hot Air Premium
Cook Stoves.

ME have never met with = Premium Stove that
w gave such universal satisfaction o. the one to
which we here call attention. Its facilities for
cooking and heating are extensive, while u the
same time IT, by means OF an sir nus sxtsadine
down the front Of the oven, bakes perfectly, and
economies greatly ali other stoves of this %
tern. The beauty, utility and cheapness Of this
may examine the same.
coMSTOCK 4 BRO.
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