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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-09

acne being es.,rasod seventeen 'tcnSrod and Sly
thousaz3.
sIssi accident occurred on board our ship few days
aser our arrival at E.s port One Of the coal beavers
from the main deck TO the hold depth Of Gscu twenty
FIVE fees He picked mp ipeenshle, sxamDa
ton ioond that he had fallen tie side VI his head
with such violence AZ 10 produce Of the brain
he lay an state or fiarent upc0nscousness for sx or
seven deys durisg which everythD that tho medical add
ca force OF the saip could do for him was done
Prem the time Of tho accident I'll hs death be gave in
dcsiion that no sensible OF anything around him
The ce2sasrd has left wife and 9o children living in
New i ok, who nos without any means o. support
Il 70 be presu ued thshe telegraph ccmpNy will give
them sose assistance ss they are coUpeey dependeot
on puoic charity collection will be taken up On board
the Niagara and forw possible 70 the
widow and orphans TIE funeral took mace Thursday.
the lsth Inst and saepded oy all his and
considerable portion OF toe crew conseed Of four of The
Nsgsras boats and boat from the Vio;ory, tie shiD
board OF which Lord Nessn killed. AL the shipping Of
the port AZ bag mast during the ebsequies ana in
addition 10 the sailors who attended lis body TO the grave
The following inscription placed tombstone erect
ed TO his nemory by his Iaessmates:-
( Sacred 10 the memory OF
JAMES PIERCE,
1 Fireman on board the Z. S steam frgsie Nisgax,
: ned June II, lSb5, aged % years.
( Far from home he sleeps alone,
( Vow moulder,Dg In the dust; !
To memory dear we placed this stone, :
: In God We put our rdst.
9
Araopg the distinguished vsters who have heen ON
board the Niagara since her arrival 81 Portsmouth was
capt Edward Marshall, OF the Royal Navy. Capt kGr-
shall DHand OF the Vraso Al the tue of Lieut..
Strain expedition the sthmus Of Daren, and
the means OF saving the remnent Of the lfated band
which accompanied that officer on that enterprise Ee
WAS tsppears Ia the affair Of the English against Per0
paulovszl, and although IL unsuccessful he dstn-
gushed himself by ais gallant coHduct that occasion.
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EIAdARA.

d.--S"tu on ct guard ana vcrtscit Irhoe
Water line,
In this drawing will be that there TIVE guards
OF iron which Seep roand the stern or the Niagara Ia tho
form OF femi circle horseshoe, enclosing both the
propeller and The rudder the lower being NJ present about
foot above the water line. and the olnar a. elevation
Of some seven eight feet from H. As the ship will draw
three four feet when l0lded with the cable. the
lower guard will, or course bs submerged 10 a CORES
Jonting depth. forming stu better proiecton when IN the
process OF backing, which, after al may be entirely
avoided. This guard placed about three feet from the
tango II the and bet~een eleven aud twelve from
the ride OF the rudder post that % u diameter al this
pori Is from twenty two 10 twenty four feet The length
81 the perpendicular bars varies from to fourteen
feet and the whole presents small surface 20 the action
OF he and well fastened with bolts and
that IL eSpected TO resist all the pressure 70 which II
may be subjected either from the uside or outside.
In the case OF the Agamemnon, 10 which, have sad
the has been applied and OF the stern OF which the
ioioV ing correct drawing, the difference will ai once
be when compared with the Niagara The counter
under rounding Of the stern much s the water
mark than tina, Of the Niagara, and 10 this - owing
the difference In the Opon space which Is apparent in
comparison Of the stcrns Of both ships
TBK srIRN AND SUBMARINE cABLs GUARD OF THE
AgANENNoN.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

srIciAL MEETING or TINE BossD--DRArH o. ws L.
sARcY-THK DISPUTE WITH THE TsH GOVERNORS
Etc.
The Beard Of Emigration Commissioners held specis
ressng yesterday evening, At p ", and renamed bu,
abort time " session.
~ nrg WIN rHg GOVERNORS
The PKrrDrN1 sts,ed that he noticed by the morning
nevspapcrs tina, the Aim Use Governors had appointed
o committee TO confer with Va reference 10 the nnau
Gal disputes between the t~o Boards He hoped Com
ritiee OF Conference would be appointed 10 settle the
matter.
After conversation Me,srs. ,verp,anrt Carrlsau
and Cummings were appointed sucn com N tee
TiE tsTr VS. 4. AArN.
Toe PSrInxsT offered ~ following r,-oiutou- VIII CD
Resolved, That the Cornmssiopeu Of Tpigra.op have
received With deep regret The Information OF the sudJen
death Of the lion Vim J.. Marcy
Resolved Thai while 10 common With their fellow Al.
yens they feel grateful for bis ioug aud eminent pubic
services IN NC most important stauousel satvu lodi
slsl an oxeculveaU5 honor hs integrity. patriot an,
pnd eminent practical tAeui the Comm ssiOners Of Emi
grafton feel especially called upon TO express their gseu
sckpowedenents Cor the hlmNDe interest taken BY Gov
Marcy In the ca objects " this commission aoi biz
Efficient ard IN promoting them they especially scsnw
Iedge viii Rraiefi recoetons the prompt relief ren
dered " the commission and b. the destitute
emigranis who arrived - hs pyr, al period or uBusus
difficulty by Governor Marcy when Secretary ~ War 10y
granting temporary bit ample hospital Accomm 1ds
nons.
The Commissioners also gratefully the NOR,
recent and s more Important aid rendered while Sscre
,ary Of sap In the prolcct08 % TIE informed class
smieraBs from Europe. from the Systematic Frauds Z,
which they e,TOed VII let preparing ZOE emigration
ny b.. saiructOns % the diplomatic aud Consular agent
al government IN Europe and his efficient aid pre-
ang the various European sovornmenis the state
rDerV u MS Their abuse and urging th,
c,sms q humanity and justice for their protection
tcurned
WEEKLY SUMMARY.
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BOSTON. July s-Arr ships Western Coanent Burnhrm
Msnlla Ceyon Bassett ienang; De-by. Hu Crimson Cal
cn';a Island Queen Rug Ties barks Eyangelne Tome
Chii Daniel Wright Peele, Palermo: Seison. Jordan
Cerf West Wind, Saunders .pascheoa Helen N.
ris kickerBon, Balimore Emm Cush Tlbbe,s phadel
phis briggs Napier Dr Bahamas: Itaska. Briggs Pha
phia Richmond, Hopkins, Rondout; schrs Trans. Davs
Sagua; Fearless, Adsms 0onAives; steamer u Reach
York Below ships Rose standsh Huchns frsm Calcutta
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- &4eueLat lass fijrITnes0f.5 : -
s(ElE DF1gS ledienes P6I1f5 OiEi
.tst ftgrl eteFE Eanl
S441tSe - Bltp4g CoSNE8 D5r9 lf5i4I
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=, SADDLE 5BIAANk Ef5,z7-
kANB 9 lot Of INST rate
e9sap % tAs Old stand s1ss Main streeksfF
-gASS1s JOHN RRoTr :
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49,, fLV oG., UltalN, saEEDS BUFPEk Ee5 = 7F.=s3
hAN1EQs-Tbs Butsc1 {beFh U9I ~ m,
or e Y e Ss soasiSnlpsat e Balsae
aud Timothy seeds. Also On bSttsF
Sc Gill Sc
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y < .o,;s, RouNDRY PIG IR0lTzs ; = -
Sfk TONS Ionaeoniny foaitdry IFor f5r saie ~
02-41k2 {. GILL SspO Wffee n IS
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Il CORRESPONDENTS. {

ES concerning subscription, advertising or other a.
Saass OF the lntgittsencer, sLOutd be addressed ~
hsfhtOf.. p
a., concerning the editorial Department Of the paper
III addressed 10 the Edirors, loty 70 either Gne
IN.
= lie Of the paper. a r
iys.ErAnce OF tue above rules will greatly oblige U.S.
!tars nofs PROMPT aueuti0a TO correspondents thai
|! Il at giheTg.se receive.
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tFlavoEing ExtracfS : J -
OR Jsltsp, PssleS, oFeaiar, itiinSSs s.ee4s 5
Hinfs f"F seisb 4. II. ltjlGN 8 co.
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-
u'gnyn's writing for publication, will please write
sic Of tie PAPER. - s+i5+ ~
''FrAnee OF tue above rules VIII greatly oblige US,
!-rr u,Ofs prompt aEtetOl TO correspondents tllau
-;1' o'herS!se receive.
CHURCEES OH WHEELING.
of strangers visiting tl,, pub
Et isLoEins list OF the different Churches, and teii
saai place of meeting. II there amy mistakes VI
!Ei.s 'lrs Necessary correction With pleasure:
4 Rlts ,c' Ei.isc 0I0Iira Corner MOnroe and byron
g.i EsT E. T. PEREINs hector; uOrtius services 1t3s
s., ,r,aiiF
'., ksecputian, Main street., lvtwe,r First ant,
80 cshue Wheeling, Rev. G. X. wApSrn, Pastor.
Fas seNtces 1HIs o'ciocL, evening, q
EsLr.'tsIe"aM, HEv. Il; u. MEEl Pastor, FourtIsst,
s NOHt0e aud Quincy services uOrntuE nnd alter
"psl Fr'@' ytt,!ah, Wtbst street, between Nam anu
f"IcSa1Ee MhCrl'nE; services mOruing and evening.
ilaa irssIgts"isa F etrstt bttw gen Chestnut aud
ti ' sosth whe,ling, Rev. 4. WOODS. Pastor, servi
s-siu,ns and evening.
sFs Frs'Gttan Rev. PAulr Pastor. Main street,
wa Washington and Adams sts services morning aud
F'st1 Sret NttIodist Eptscopdl Rev. F. SIOoRg Pas.
Fourth street, brtUeen Monroe and quincy; services
aals and evening.
S''s Nr''t A'tROdft Eptseopdl, Rev. D. 1sOx Pastor
ar NaFA,t and North sts., North whetling services
m aud evening.
H'P'iHs Hr'tt NsthoHia Episeopal, Rsvss. R. DAw-
rA'toT' Chsplins street, between First aud second,
sis @lsylinfi services morning AID evening.
S''' 3A''''Hg Y. 4. tzSreh, Rev. c. D. BATTEiLE,
Ai.f,'sT'sess u.Ornlng aud evening.
f'''.i"g hLoad ChaPet, Wheeling Island, Rev. F..
~, Pastor.
S"'a ict0di.t El,iscopal, REV. G, HIlwso, Pastor,
rs street, between Webster aud Thlsd, Centre Wheel
%'s7'' tutie'',a', Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. Btsuor
"RLtSX' Filth street, Of Hamplyn; services
safE Aud afternoon
a'sia' RsO,Rsd, Rev. j. T. alccLuGE, Pastor, corner
A' an Jefferson sts; kervceSmOrntnE and afternoon.
t.''' - -, Clay street, between Filth aud
',.s Streets services morning aud evening.
''tSs'' MARKET street, between Webster and Third.
''s "Lr'lns' services 1CS in the morning, aud ~
t'l-g'lteal Frottstaat, Rev j. HrllEn PsstOr, CLAY
.''' A0o's sIA'h, iaast Wheeling.
=" tot"gstir"i AsthertUH, Rev. ?. ZlNN&vRNAN,
t Market street. between Webster and Third; Centre
''4is; 'sV'iCeS mprning and evening.
''S Sya'g00Es, Quincy street, between Market and
9i''4 i'"s'taHf, Union Eail. Main sIre.t, between
arcs aud Quincy; services ie5s morning.
ppD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY
nlts'nl"" ledge 30. ;s.-Meets every rhursaay
at the 'Iai corner of Market and Monroe streets
E,.',,s. M ,Is..rH, n g.; o. " Carr, Secretary.
,s,Ss' ledge Ne. l3.--Meets as aboveeYsry
~ sS evening IGoNAs MOONuEAp, n. G.; ". r. Nc
" " w. Tell Lodge Ne. 33.-Sleets as above ere.
,, "s'nss3ay evening. JOHS wusognsEa, n. g.; sIoan
"Sf"'tns '.odEe Ne. 5O.-Meess every Monday
1s al The Hall, corner Market and Quincy Streets
ny - ~ AsRorr, n. g.; JOHN 71oburn, Secretary.
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~ PlLLsSl RAT PlI5I.{s!i
tsas tlisi lss tps rbfsen, &e ID.
:. ~ ttsso' 'pstts ss 9ss
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..lIEgsIEEsE NlI3lnIV.A.I.-.- =


Iss3 ioE sale II tmanutsetare1s prices ~ zz ioiss
sse2 7--7,77z5z-=- LAAsDlS e1lBERsoN 4oo.
w A El5SS tSSSs s4 sltIVA ~
Asisr.. GFossts corner Of Market aal oasy stss.
RSastee stG GsasSs eSa.s saEaps.. - s.
sEssass SEssaa a.; -. Ssalis c6osdlnss;
Taya s1Is ssoSs, = s.4.siH ss,i slis
Sgsds Tea, SeEae,.r., SysEaaR, s 7-
ooleSSS ISSesF Rsagy9I syI ...ss
EnSii., sSSi ss,, -. Etss5 Pssshss.i
! Ress sFioGF; iIEsssEvsa S Sd 9q9ger, ~ -,
q lssssss, se'4 ,lP Ss:5ss:ss
sse,s ssssSee. sseal ilsGssi aaG sis Of 'ps'
tMslast TSaast oatsaP e 1is. sSsssa zyli sa
sauos. 7o9ssas9 7ns C5BSs1 b. 1a
SsSa 49e ssov. .ss h.. ss6 se:sSoSiI s5Sss5,
sssSass asd ~ We - taS our
es,e,s z.ssss. g sls.5
Sgt11SS Sgt11 1St'lSEsIHlci's NC1RoRTES
iaSs SPESEB Sss E1tT E5r5 pAY q asa 81 g
tome fi' 81 1aS rs sRsi
fl 1t1o Pslisi Pts5sS 69!
fasi rifs5i Ete 5lss sa5
1a Slsi HlslIassls. &c ass'
q Variety satss aoods i .s nase ' and Esas
Se Nasssiis s 5si6h ae se.s. ssa
Tz5I5I - 3-s55.5 sAs.MkLle9.4
-. FINE I2ISIsEU NIETIES. ~. iss I 81
NV aud iitas E
fS61, french and ATasItsan IislE GUS M
T. 5'.s9,,,n Sa1as ~. 20 yarietiss;
d IS ;.tldss.s' 90 and r,ol, styles.
% %SosRsso oTsa@s Powder;
80 Toilys .lSPtssFF q.
+ 1F5%atie 6SIe SGeEns. yiSsEEas.
4Ss. s1ss ( 6 as:ss; Fs:ss-=slsA styles;
por 5Sleby eeaF = FaIis 81 fia1 ~
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BLaA.N N1E.2a

-A--a-4ssA.4SSNl- -lEellESSG54 Y -
Bang HHT4y n SsEy Hsatsrd sureEiora artislsaof
y SE1 = Eq1jG4S on all the city Banks
slAsv oR D Err BIO OK S
Pr,.,. Sssnss NOTES Or Frs, &cs,
Dro,, $ 0a eHtEs pePer, tQr sale q thfl onieo.
PrStS:s 4sscetpts a3ed l3SIEs oj sls1a9;s;jl6I
n ana sound % egasr. also, every ipiiols
'eslN AND Fancy PRIlt tTINGl
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III Isl % {. a s s.. z


FOR @ s.
ME PRoPRIEToRs take grcat piSssore In s5prts,taF
ssss have marked s career II T .iss
~ y the Capital, and snuIAes re-
.nesl aud sss
u te e, great Prsssea
S,al ace6mpislietfl EeftIe.
sSS5sn q EcGurlSG Is S5i
stalent by tlls drillst at tbs
iLy step By step, lntl he ulnstsr th aioi rotin
aIs.s j. "a isSsSs sss zs,gs a. s a
nG Is al
" addition 70 our d arCGabaAed Assist.
ants, We have seeuE the services. soe of tie
t9S @ eEnS mt IN to lecture commercial
Our so9rst q Inatutt6n too estsndsd 10
sa e sEeES tGE sglpestsd win DOUBLE
its Scientific Phncipl upon ISyS
and History OF Eminent Aes OoiaulsFaIa(;
P9Isis5l Es ef SS: FsGt Psq
!. ..-l 71hLRI4DLES' DEP4 RI,iIBRT e
he nISPP ia i4s e. ssssPlo2
TINS Department sfitz S7la5f st
best Efforts merit ia stu more eniihent e
with which has met d Sss
aEaaS
among thsnany give the follow
the II
9te psrsuna VIII slrl ability a
sS3iSss hsd
ives MN superior facilities i'm mParting rettgak
a9k 1, tseFoEg teaaeyetqE
tatl sslia 2aa hISJ.5 ALLEN iI.lD aiiI
5S.i.,.} PEesIdens 9 et Farmer College
ID, II - n ffesideht fKehye, ConeGs ~
TO young men who wish to RcquiFe usfR EdWca-
St ,e G5 =
Es and Spsnsss in added praetcs Counting
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Ssi. wy Tssfss5 a 4
- FUkDEGBERa 6 RoRRR ~
. 4eS VI HhshtnqtSn Hi IlFi,s lfSsy
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losAIy1lcA bbaEe n lf6s tSinlsF1TS
X MN, ZEN nanyi9f ArEacbbnriSS Vas
,AF4fAL $lOJuVU VII; take risks and promptly adjust
Vi ". l1 G1a pay losses. WAi I. SELDY, ~
JAuES5 l.sste5 sEslfs
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- tltE80.H 0QR8EZ8- 80
eE KFE1ca C9Fssts, IS ~ StS5 fl,t
80 ISEs 1SEBlFee85 e - Eiss > -
-eeeg ~ llItsh IL, q BWRARtNaRbra 4
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INSJI.l


J.R Baker, VALIANT 4 D.laplain.
=se5 Fhos. II. List, D. Lnmb. -
z Norton, AEheson 3 Co., e. HpFAinhn s15s
e bEaIyV e. esS. O.. Baker & Co., =
-,s,o5i LIST 9 y Howell Qiw llelskell Co.,
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= 2 " IA 2 q sA14U 1Vs
ss.seFHs9S THE WHEELING GfAGDiPARRFR9BURGH
$50 NAIL PACKET ~ - p -
COURIER,
- James las II O6cF1nS HilnEteF.
VIII leare Vheen every Thursday and Saturday
Nt 10 O'clock A. for PaFkersb1rg connecting 0t oFt.
Eith the StselasE running 70 ZaneS-
Shlet and At FafEeFshurg with tie steamer ,runs
ming from PaFkeFsburB to West CoIuTnhii ,sVa.lf
httuFninE: every Monday, Wednes-
my ppd Friday Gt 5& O'clock, "A. 81. = fsss
III ps reee4ved for point; the AIlskinsuul
between Marietta and Zanesvs, for any point 81 he
Ohio betWeen Wheeling and West Ool0nibls.
apps ses71fE7
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:. sG.5W-sHARRIs, 9up't.
~ The omnihus lime calls at all the Hotels, and npor
n0ttee len with H. oFnd0rl two d0srS. Of the Stacey
House. lean for passengers in any part OF tie city.
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s,rE-COrner of Main and Quincy streets
-Enuancc from Quincy st.
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,. Hte OF 81mnatr Ii6ta
-! " Alt 1lNa lt9lIpstG
OluV tau viii be sold Regardless uip profit
o9s 3aD ssll i.ys yaeEO yonr acdsY
.9yS- 3 g. WATaflN
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Ilfe 4nsITance.
pndsr:isnt take applications for Lie P6ltctss
Company of PhilRdElrhiR. -
Assets.
tsttnatsd yalpe Of annual premiums "a o.
Wheeling, Jap. 81, 1s5T.-r1ane9 :, = 1ss;,,
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SUGAR q - sEz=7z7f-77 =
lH9S pgiles Ma sJr-aaS ueaE iua, - Sfye8 Il
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We, the take ENSURE i 4st he
tIA AlE. an
sp Hs has had Fs6i I
N heavy and Ranking H6tles xhiehi
SHes hlG superior taetieSGip impartIng krIrttcat
Aaso41Asagee R99k and ttpFopg4 coaRerei4E
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Il -. safEf 5st st-&sE4lOfN4E14S
If}E Tuesday, April 1zC. r. BROWN bayiny r.,.
" ff0h, W1sllinEIU Hail. VI j SIer a.
- Ne. L BtSS NAM fS1FeeR. .2ssl;f
~ ~ ? 1ilds1 stove Aiear IfRr1lsk
@ = 3tAnInl 4AsOFnlsnt Ot Watches, Jetlry Sd
tIsy y recently sslsete iself ths East<Fn
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IN lObrrlillo 1ntrllisellrrr.

IS PUBLISHED
n.lLY, TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY. BY
ctMPBELL & MoDERMoT.
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L'l-g'icai Frottstant. Rev j. HallEn, Pastor, Clay
s''' A0O's SIA'l, Eist Wheeling.
ga k't"gstir"i Lsthsrtua, Rev. ?. ZlMN&ERAAN,
Market street, between Webster and Third Centre
,'''is; ',V'iCe5 morning and evening.
's Aya'g09Es, Quincy street, between Market and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-15
Hardware ana Cutlery.
Direct snportatIon.

WtHoCB ooRORt0tbO0s
g VA n. TUCKER are now receiving their
~. English goods for tbs spring trade by The
ships Atlantic and Rockaway from Liverpool, and
steamers mp ths Mississippi, together with extern
stve purchases from American manufacturers BY
almost every boat which arrives at this port, and
are prepared 10 o6er increased inducements to pur
ehasers, and will duplicate any st. Louis bin which
may have been made In eur line. dAw
IA HAIRS and Manufacturer. will 6nd . con-
Vl slant supply of large Circular Saws, warran-
ted, and at the manufacturers prices say ~, 30,
~ and 81 inches. and when required so inches, to-
gethcr with tho smaller siaes, at the sign Of the
Red Paddock. d. W. 4 II. TUCKER.
may2ldAw.
4 xEs AXES Hunts Collins simmons Lip |
"A pincott's axes, for sale Low by
CpADEs--Ames' ,Rowland's and other brands;
- for sale by IS. w. IL. TUCKER.
SHovELs--Amcs', Rewards and other brands
~ for sale by s. w. 4 H. TUCKER.
A0Es-Solid goose neck, rivet.d, eaststsel plan
l. ters', and Carolina hoes. for sale Ia great VA
he'yby $. W. II. TUCKER.
TX and Trace Chains, large stock, for sale low
- by s. W. Ill. TUCKER.
I WORM PLASrRkS--A Superior article for horse
~ power, and wonderful labor and time saving
machine, for sale by :. VS. II. TUCKER.
GRAIN and grass scythes--A large stock Of wal
~ dron's and other makes, for sale low by
s.w. II. TUckEV
MOLAY iron and wood braoed grain cradlsf Tor
WI sale low by S.W. 4 III. TUCKER
SNAlTiis--Wrought tube patent and common
- snaiths, n large stock, for sale low by
S.W. II. TUCKER.
LAY and straw Fork.-.A very large stock OF
Il various qualities, for rale by
s. Il u. TUCKER
M AZURE Forks long and short handles, for sale
WI by 3. w a III. TUCKER.
II Af and Garden Rakes for saie by
II s.W II. TUCKER.
EDGE Shears and Pruning Hooks, OF different
III patterns, for sale low by
s,W. II. TUCKER.
I ,kAss Hooks for sale by
" s.. 4 II. TUCKER.
| I NOlL Chain, Japanned, for fencing cemetery
~ grounds, for sale low by
SWAN. TUCKER
| BLACKSMITH IS Drills for the bench, a good ar.
- ticie for sale low by
S. II. TUCKER.
| HORSESHOE Nails. the genuine tiritfin, and
| IL others, for sale low by
5. W. q H. TUCKER.
| ( NooPEiS Tools, good assortment, for gale bf
" s.. w. 4 II. TUCKER
Sign Of the Red Paddock
straw and Covn-stalk Cutters.
| VERY substantial machine, considered the
| best in use; cutting equally we'll straw and
corn stalks for fodicr--somsthing which should be
| N the hands Of every farmer and stable keeper.
| For Sale by - w. s. ii. TUCKER
| aug3ddw Sign Of the Red Paddock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-15
lsEHNERsN
JEWELRY STORE.


Second street, between Main aud johnson.
IL AVfNG just returned from the East, e
i respectfully call the attention Of my "a
friends, and the public generally, to my
Ne and fine stock Of watches, jewelry, silver and
plated wars, fancy goods, DC.
watches.
Fine gold duplex, magic patent and detached
lever watches, silver patent and detached lovers,
and l. Epiues If all kinds and qualities.
JeWciry.
Ladies plain gold, mosaic, cameo and enamsllcd
earrings and breast pins, ladies' and chldrcn's
gold and jet bracelets, ladies' and gents gold
chains, pencils and pens, gold aud diamond finger
rings. gold and silver thlmbies, gents gold breast
pins, etnds collar and sleeve buttons gold, silver
steel snd patent srecsacles pocket, table and des
sert cutlery, and scissors.
silver Ware.
In which line intend not u be surpassed by any
store west north Of ST. Louis, viz. silver table,
dessert and tea spoons and forks sugar cream,
tard aud salt spoons, butter andfr knives, silver
and plated napkin rings, &c.
FlAtcd ware and Fancy Goods.
Plated and britannia tea sets, casters, fruit and
cake baskets, candestieks, pearl and shell pocket
books, and in fact everything pertaining to my
line.
general assortment Of clocks Of the latest pat
terms and best make, all warranted to keep good
time.
lss-Watches and Jcwery repaired in the most
workmanlike manner, and at the shortest notice.
my6-dly JULES GElSEk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-15
c. Il. DIMOND.
49,
Heal Estate mud In~nrnnee Aueu

Aeni Estate and Insurance Agent.
ntIfGb in kilbourues Block, Main street, be-
~ tween md and 3ll keakak Iowa.
REFxHEScts-Edsari ki,bonrns, Esq., kcokuk;
John Whitehead, esq, New York: chas. L. Frost,
do Msssrs. Page, Briggs & Babbitt, BOSTON, Amos
ID Smith, esq, ProYidenee, H. l.; Edgar Cunkin,
esq, Cincinnati. o.; j. ". lackcre. esd, New Or
leans.
Real EsrALE AGEScr.-Par'icuIar attention paid
to The purchasing and selling Of City Lots, Houses
and Lands # every description.
LIFE. FIRE Asp MARINE Insurance AGnscr for
the Mutual Life Insurance Company" Vt New
York, Accumulated Fund s.. 250 COO
Iug ATLANTIC FiRs MARiNg ISsuRANcK Co. -
OF Proyldrnes. K. /. Paid up Capital 81 30 goo.
IHs ArHgSEuN ftHE Insurance Co, ;" of Lon
don Branch at Philadelphia, Pa.
Tue '.psURlA MARINE AND Fms us CO.. of
Peoria. Ills Paid IN Capital 900 zoe.
Having been appointed A gent for the above nam
ed hrst class. reliable Offices would beg leave to
inform the merchants aud citizens generally If thia
city, tia. am prepared 10 take Life Fire and Ma
rne hsks al A. los rates can bc had at any othsr
sound aud reliable Offices Open policies granted on
rs favorable terms be had 10 any Of the East.
ern cities may 80, lS56,-d.