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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-27

PAYING DEBrs, ILLUSTRATED. - A
Fredericksburg merchant went to Caroli-
ma Court on certain occasion with sl0O
note. Shortly after he got on the green,
he paid it over to farmer. The farmer
soon discharged an indebtedness to some
one else, and thus the note kept on its
mission Of liquidation until near the heel
of the evening, when it was again paid
back to the same merchant who took it
there, and he brought it back to Freder-
icksburg. Having the curiosity to trace
its workings, he found that $1,000 worth
of debts had been paid BY that $l0O note
on a single day!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-27

atf slowly su -ruty Tut surely. the bowels 10
carry a. al he s,rIs,d mater, and at ii tine
tuluatI the Lr-y TO proper Performance OF Its
functions.
Tho Iavigo-ator cu-es SIX Headache. Take one or
two es-Iuou-fu each aJtscE and will soon disap
itar D. oSeEipa,. stomach or when food rises or
ta' the Inv urtr ait eating and II ~l4inot
I7'e '-fie y 'ii t---N'- f'r ie"ttuutn' f'pl-
tsr.n. Or biz OF Errathir= take asIoonfu onceor
al.y. For los Appetite Languer or Li>tness-
mes the ms iuNsl Ia v II VIII restore the ap-
IrtIte make The fo1t digest we'll Nightmare, take
a-Ia nil T.ii--. aIl The demons oi drearn-l2nd
viii a f firi-- After eating hearty dinner, take
-r q Inv q rft.r aud II all oppression
fInrs The IlyIDIItor is Liver Remedy Of unequal
-c. 49, ru- At.arss, ly srutfry. Files NorUss
aLl al. frIls- Di.Tucans, l9r shch it has no equal
We know there Sc nothing before the American
pubic r,fa-7 s iH uh -tl ty s=ieutitc man, par
f..4r. q. g I-- tIe Liver. Ur. Sauf1rds lnyi--
t--.- I-v.- .a...r- It h1= STAINED reputation
-l. q ir The world -uT " because 2
fal- 90 Ilr- IT, convince all y trial q az II
b. It- -nlt-i7> claim j.; TO De-, If any Of our readers
s-.s- -l..i a,s-es are described IN Dr.
--.. lsH.-- U.r- 7r kTov 4 no Tem'dy that VIII
p. -..El 5 0us~ tu.u u- ta- lnv!= -at. =.
ra.-.fa- Ia,.y ln trsu.t, 80 our lice rledirins
...- ...r.= q. 81. rl-fu- rurrilT"- and htallnS
arI,-tr 90 IT, -.r - 'ta liver. Stou-c ch and Digest
tr-ar-- Iicsas o. - vi'h many testimonials IN
r- t.... l .t a, hrve n.r is Effects In some of the
v.r-r .. 90 a.-r.a.. .-i ITS. c-u-,d by deransed
.t. 1I iH tFrF tnr' 'fe t.'ft " 70 r"ile'e or
-.vrs rrgr.. .rrrf rarr " atfr1' lrv'rorator' or
..s s- f...rls i- What Er I,f.r 20. W always have
t.,. 4t cures iy Ta;eUt med cine, but We
,ttrrrI , %, L-r Z rc,c lur udat ous it has. Our
Is. tr ai troubled with lndgrstion Debility or
Towel tlsI siut Co. get tcttle anu try it; word
ts e. r=iial viii %. ls-irrsel.
rE-r,s.- -r r,v,rlr, VI ho uss pr sanford's Invig-
80 30 tt.u ~ their pains as soon a. 1t
81. la. If ri,- 81. u- De- lam and misery cannot ez-
TO ua.. 800, ur-.ttar j. u-,i. IT ~ill as surely
#.E. .h.n rvay. I -At VIII taui.h darkness OF
-- rls- b ust 10 those ~ho try it. fer it car
g.uIisfoU th r.ry does taken Another evidence
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-27

Answer to the Enigma, Nov. 20
General Jennezergus.' by Je-
net of Lewisburg
CwNo Answer TO last 4yithmeticuf Problem.
For tho Lcwisburg Chronicle.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.
am composed Of SO letters
Nv 10 "a l9 is troublesome animal
IL Is 23 is used in all schools
u II Is benefits the good and the bad
IS II 6 Is is often desired by farmers
SO 20 IL is a useful insect
IS "a 80, all animate beings practice
81 81 ~ 23 is fastening
a 81 I is found in every mans head
IS 81 IA 81. lady's name
cS 80 81, bird
30 3 6, should be Stunned
40 90. a vessel
l6 = "a I %, we do daily
90 81 25 %, We all desire to be
Is - 81 II 81, lazy insect
My whole is an old and good maxim
CT S.. East Buifaloe
BIBLICAL ENIGMA.
am composed of 40 letters
Nv % 90 10 % 81 26 is a measure
4Oll2Il9 81 was a servant of God
90 II 81 . | - &c was wicked son
80 - 3 80 II was king of Eglon
II Sc 6 2 40 was friend Of David
30 8 9 is in the tenth commandment
81 272 3S Is s 40 a land measure
Is % ~ 80 IS 10 l l3 81, sacred books
q 33 20 "a. a flying creature
2s 81 25 80 was a proud king
81 35 "a 3s, destroyed many lives
NY whole is noble proverb
UPS S., East Buffaloe
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-27

sg-President Buchanan's friends say
that "he has courteousy placed at the dis
posal of his predecessor in Office, the US.
steam friga;e Powhattan," to conduct ex-
Pres. Pierce and Mrs. Pierce to Madeira,
for the benefit Of the health of the latter.
We would like to know where Mr.. Bucha-
nan has the power to direct U. S. ships to
transport this or that individual, free Of
expense, to any part Of the world, for any
purpose. Pres. Pierce is abundantly
able to pay for his passage, and that Of bis
family, to the West Indies or anywhere
else. He was paid slG0 600 in jul for
his Infamous administration, and retains
the frapking privilege. What right has
he-morc than you or I, reader to have
a ship devoted to carrying him wherever
duty or pleasure may call him! 80 De-
mocracy what heaven defying hypocrisy
is done in thy name. ~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-27

The Commissioner Of Patents de-
nies the statement that the seeds Of
the Chinese sugar cane are poisonous,
either for cattle, or for individuals,
when manufactured into bread.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-27

New YORK, Nov. 2l.-James Ro-
gers, the young man who was recently
convicted Of murder in the first de-
gree, was to-day sentenced to be hung.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-27

John Henry Rublc, son Of John Ru-
ble Of Granville TIP. Miffiin Co., fell
from the NOW of his fatherss barn, on
the 10th inst, and injured himself to
such an extent as to occasion his death
on the 18th.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-27

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 21.-Gov. Walker,
Of Kansas, arrived here this evening
Oh ltis way to Washington.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-27
FO r S A l. Il.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.


TTNHE subscriber offers for sale his Residence
on the west side Of South Second street
in the Borough of Lewisburg, between Market
and StLouis streets consisting OF near a lot and
half OF ground, making frontof9 feet on said
Second street, and in length l57 feet, 6 inches,
The Improvements are commodious three
"a storey BRICK DWELLING
ElHOUSE, of pressed brick, AZ feet
front by Sc feet deep-well finished-wlth
marble base, marble sills and lintels in front
"a fre-proof roof-wih Wing attached of
23 by 10 feet-an Out Kitchen-a Well of ex-
cellent water, with Pump in, under rooi-a
large Cistern also under roof-a large new
S,able-an Ice House-and other necessary
out-buidings. There are also on saidn
Lot choice Fruit Trees and Shrubbery.
The location is a desirable one either for a
private residence or public business. tits on
the most elevated part Of the Borough, near
the Court House. and but short distance from
Market streei.-Terms will be made easy.
June Q, 1857. G. F. MILLER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-27
TEWSR7IRG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FARMERNOV a. 1851

gress meets, but We hope not. Like the
"uujust Judge" of Scripture, We hope
they may do RIGHT, now, from whatever
motive. They are sagaeious men, and
doubtless fear that THIS would for ever
seal the fate of Democracy in the North.
They work for Observation-Disclosures
tion.-AnG they are not alone. The Detroit
Free Press (CAss' organ) Providence Post,
Albany Atlas, Buffaloc Courier, Rochester
Union, Seneca Observer, and many other
leading Northern Democratic papers, We
see it stated, denounce this last stroke Of
Border Rufian Democratic policy. We
trust they will continue to act with the
Republicans and all honest men against
this last, worst, most villainous imposition,
which the settlers of Kansas would be
justified before the world in resisting unto
blood.
HOW Kansas stands.
Gov. Walker is Oh his way to Washing
ton mot to return as Governor) Sec.
Stanton has " resigned" for better-pay
ing Office. This leaves JOHN CALHOUN,
Dictator of the Territory, with Cato and
Lecompte as Judges. BY the Bogus Con-
vention, this Calhoun is to appoint three
Commissioners in every county, who are
to appoint the election precincts and cleo
ton officers throug gLout the territory
thus ousting all :ne existing officers and
enabling the Border Rufiaus to fix their
election places and officers to suit them.
selves. No time Of residence is fixed ;
every white male citizen, (21 years old
of the U. S. in Kansas on election day,
can vote. Thus, in the winter, the Blue
Lodges have full swing, and no danger Of
the Yankees coming in. But, as if they
feared they might even then be outvoted,
this Calhoun is to choose two confederates,
and THEY are to COUNT and DETERMINE
all the votes cast, and declare the results
The Border Ru(Fian Convention was elect
ed by fraud, aud their crcatures-as they
have before-will admit as many Oxford
and M'Ghee returns as they think it nee
essary.
Calhoun will NOT convene the Free
State Legislature, which, with Mr.. Par
rots's services in Congress, will be super
seeded as soon as the Border Rufian forms
are gone through with.
The people of Kansas feel exaspera.
ted and almost discouraged. Still, they
are not subdued," but will assemble in
Convention to see what is to be done to
meet this new form Of oppression and
double dealing, (Which, they now think,
was ski!fully planned at Washington, and
has been cOnnived at by Walker.)
The Bogus Convention being adjourned,
the u s. troops are Withdrawn from Le-
compton and Lawrence-to be sent after
the Mormons, some allege.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-27

UNDERGROUND RAmRoAD.-This
road is doing a glorious business.
Thirty-one passengers have come to
the depot in this city this month. Two
arrived Thursday evening. One of
them was white as anybody, and no.
body could suspect his African de-
scent. He was from Columbia, S. C..
The other was native Of Alabama,
who had been sold to Virginia where
he escaped.-[Albany Journal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-27

HoREIBLE.-The Marengo Qowa)
Visitor says that young child, but
six years Of age, died with delirium
tremens at Brush Run" The father,
a short time since, was sent to Jail for
selling whiskey, and during his incar-
ceration his wife made whiskey"meat
and drink" for herself and child. The
wife finally fell down stairs and killed
herself, and the child was shortly af.
ter attacked with all the symptoms of
delirium tremens, with which it died.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-27

PITTsBURG, Nov. 23.-The action of
the Criminal Court in sentencing to
death Charlotte Jones, Monroe Stew.
art and Henry Fife, for the murders
at McKeesport, has been affirmed by
the Supreme Court, in session here.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-27
THE PUIZLER.

"Oh. it's a deep mystery,
cut nv st. Paul III ind the bottom OF 1t"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-27

Answer to the Enigma, Nov. 20
General Jennezergus. by Je-
net of Lewisburg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03

CLossD Posrs.-During the present vin-
ter, the ports along the Atlantic coast are
nearly all ciossd-perfectly ice bound. Bos-
ton harbor 10 solid-so much % that the Gu
nsrd steamer for Liverpool had 70 b. cut
out. Philadelphis 10 in . much worse pre-
dicanent. The Delaware 10 one block Of ice.
Janes River, ct N0olk, il the same. Even
New York cannot Be relied on, - those who
do business in the city and reside in NAN
sions In the "rural Districts" have found TO
their great annoyance during the past few
weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03


"N NJ l. \ s X p Z N G z -
+ AN now receiving "a heavy stock of sEAsosAnLK
i GOODS direct from the Eastern cities. They are
not second hand goods but fresh and nice. A
good assortment and large lot, TO sui, all kinds
of customers.
There are three things to be considered in rading
one IL to have the right kind Of goods smother lie
to ntke the prices to suit and the thirds to have
accom- modating statesmen. My houses possess all
here requirements and certainly there 10 the place
getGood bargains.
My WINTER STOCK consists n part Of the fol-
lowing Delaines, solid and figured debaixe, msri-
NOS iustres piaids linseys ginghams, cloths, car
siEeres, casincts, tweeds, jeans, Canton faDnels,
wool fannels all eolors, opera hannels, wool CON-
forts, hoods, mitts, gloves, hosiery, table liner,
damask, diaper shawis, long and Bay State, u.sn's
wool shirts and drawers, domestcs, blue and brown
tickngs, sheetings, hats and caps boots and shots
and every thing usually found in the dry goods de-
partment And in connection with the above,
have a large stock Of CRockERY WAEE. Having
recently recruited my stock, can offer superior
ndncsm nis in this line. Atso, good sssort uent
Of choice FAMILY uk0CEKlES; in fact, every
thing In the merchandise line and if there Is airy
Art. lie cannot furnish, We can tell YOU " here
hnd 1t,
just drop In At the "NIMHLF SIXPENcE," and
look ut those N$e Goods, which have nat been
hand since the year one. Ii aferds US pleasure 10
show nice goods. You will fad them at
Nos. 81, "a a 100 Mntn.si., Keokuk.
oct22 dkw $. s. BILLINGS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03


- Llsr % IsplAsA rHxx backs taken ss Cur
rsncy at the banking Houses In this city.
Bank Of the Capitol, Indianapolis.
Bank of Eikhsrt, EikhArt.
Bank VI Goshen, Goshen.
Bank Of lsdiana, Michigan City.
Bank Of Aount Vernon, Mt. Vernon.
BAak Of Mopticello, Monticello.
Bank VI Psoii, PsSli.
Bank Of Salem, Salem.
Bank u Rockville, Rockville.
Bank ofSyrAesse, Syracuse.
Bank Of WARSAW, Warsaw.
Cambridge City Bank, Cambridge City.
Canal Bank, Granville.
CrcscentC City Bank, Evansville.
Exchange Bank, 8rscncastis.
Probationary Bank, Connerfvilie
Farmers Bank, WestGeId.
Hoosier Bank, Logansport
Indiana hank, Madison.
Indiana Stosk Bank Laports
Iudian Reserve Bank Kokomo.
Kentucky stock !" Coluubus
Lagrange Bank, Lima
AsrcAants' asd Aechanics' Bank, New Albany.
NY. We. stock Baak, Evansville.
PrAiris City Bank, Terrs Haate.
ParksCo. Bank.
Southern Bank, Tsrrs Haste.
ssien hank Salem.
Tippecanos Bank, winnamse
Traders Bank, indianapolis.
BANKS NOT RECEIVED.
~ The notes Of the following Banks are not re-
ssivsd y any Of the Banker In this city.
Erie City Bsak. Pennsyivania.
Warren County Bank, Penney lvania.
Aaconb Co. BaAk. Nj. Clemens, Mich
Arlington Bank, W darlington, b. c.
Exchange Bank Of Tenn, N arfreesboro'. Tenn
saving Bank Of Indiana, Conaersvills.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn.
Central Bank II Tennessee, Nashville, Tenn.
Farmer aud Merchants Bank, Greensboro Nd.
Valley Bank, Hsgerstown, Md.
Manafsetarsrr and Mech. Bank, Colum bus, Geo.
Planters and Mechanics Bank, Dalton, Geo.
Farmer. Bank, wickford. /.
Ellsworth Bank. Ellsworth. Me-
Wooster Bank, DAnbury. Conn.
kanswha Baak, ana VIA Va.
Bank Of the Republic, Providence, r. /.
Lancaster Bank Penn.
Canton Bank south chinA Maine
Bank Of British North America, Montreal
Mt.vesnon Bank, Providence, RI.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Nashville
Rhode Island Central, RI,
Bank Of Haliowell, Maine.
Providence Bank Of stanstead, Canada
Exchange Bank, Bangor, Maine.
Exeter {" Nev Hampshire
Zimmerman Canada
Commercial :" Perth, Amboy, N. J.
Indiana State hank, Bloomfield
6famsrcy BAsk Lafayette.
Shavass BAak, Attiea.
Stock Security Bank Of Dsnvilie.
Droekvilic Hank, Brookvilie.
Central BANK. indianapolis.
RarDsn and Mechanics Bank, Indiarapoiis
Tippsssnse Bsnk, Logaasport.
HuntiagtOn 10. Huntington
Agricultural Bank, Marion, Ills,
CuaasHcy.--The following Banks, heretofore
thrown oct. are nov taken currency In this city
New Castle, Penn.
Cumberland Savings Bank, Nd.
Grocsrs' Bank, Boston.
Commercial Bank Chicago.
Tseunseh Bank, Michigan, 5per cent dis.
CuRsEscr.-The following Banks are thrown out
for the present. bat holders ere advised not to suffer
nschof shave. InChicaxo on tho 3ist they were
taken At 10 per cent discount:
Stock Security BAnk, DsAsine, Ills.
Peoples Casmi,
Prairie State Washington, Ills.
Rushviile Rushyille
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03
Collected Of the City Of keok uk
Jan 10, I857-d3w
CUABING AND PAVING NOTICE,
To the TAX n own OW ners OF any
Lots upon the following described


CURBING AND PAVING NOTICE,
Lots upon the following described
streets.
A Ia meeting Of the City Council Of the City Of
~ keokuk, held December 23d, A. ID. 1856, the
following resolution Was adopted:
Resolved, That the owners Of the Lots situated
upon the streets described below, to-wi, On Blon-
desu street from Water to Fourteenth street; on
Concert from Fret TO Sixth street; on High street
from Second to Sixth street; on Exchange street
from Water 10 Fourth street; on First street from
Exchange to Blondean street on Second street from
Main TO High on Fourth street from johnson TO
Orleans on Fifth street frov johnson to Orleans
on sesenoh from Timea to Blondeau street on
Eighth from Main to BlopdeAu street; on Ninth
street from johnson TO Concert on Tenth from Tx
change 10 Concert on Eleventh from Main street
to High; on Twelfth from Main To High street; on
Thirteenth street from Main to Concert on Four
teenth street from Main to Biondeau, and fronting
upon any of said streets, be directed to have the
curb stones set by the FIRST day Of June next, and
the side walks graded and paved by the first day Of
August nest the same to be done in accordance
with the Ordinances of the City.
CERTIFY the above To be q copy Of q resolution
passed by the City Council Of the City Of
keokuk. Given under my hand this 3Ist
day Of December, A. d. 1856.
B.S. MERRIAM
dee3 l.d2m Clerk Of the Council.
A PoLOGY--To my old customers, and the -
"A dies in particular, l owe an apology for recent
change in the inside arrangement and outside APP
pearance Of my establishment.
Though i NOS until alter patient and thor
ough legal invastig alton that became convinced
Of the in the style Of my sign, that submit.
ted to change. But in changing IL from Ladies
Shoe shop have not ceased to manufacture all
kinds Of Ladies shoes a. before, but have, In nd
dtion, engaged in Boot making for their Husbands,
Brothers, Sons and Lovers. 50 that now all your
family and friends can be accommodated at one
shop.-The ONLY ONE IN kEoKuK where you can get
anything, in the Boot and Shoe line, ade to order
IL at 4. A. DUKES Boot and Shoe Shop, No. SO
Main twhere, also, the best quality and greatest
varietyof Eastern work 10 kept for sale cheap.
Come and examine the gssds and buy, or leave
orders, which will be promptly attic ndedto by
noyfT g. A DIXIE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03

AOhVOohG oao 10to1k 0HOC0RDs
Cor. Fifth and BiondsAu-sts ....KEOKUK
A RE nov in roosipt Of large and fresh assort-
"A ment VI Groceries to which the attention OF
cash customers and prompt thirty day baysrs. 10
solicited. Farmsrs wishing to barter for anything
in our line are particularly invited 10 give - call
- we shall always be ready to purchase produce 1t
the highest market rates either for Cash or Grocer
los at Wholesale prices. Our stock 10 partly com
posed Of the following:
Codss-kio. Aocha, Laguyra, Java, and Msrics-
b, do roasted and ground. Golden Syrup. Belch
n'sSyrup, N q. Moiasses, sngsrhouse do, planta-
tion do, per bbl., half Dbl, and 10 gallon
Imperial, Young Tyson, Hysonskin, q. p. Ooious,
6ouchoang, and other brands Teas all prices from
80 cents TO 81 so per pound. A good assorsnsnt Of
Virginia and Missouri Tobacco. for chewing and
| smoking.
Pepper, Alspioe, Ginger, NJ ace, Eutmers, Cloves,
cinnamon mustard, salt petre, alum, coppsras, in
dgo, msdder, backing, ink. yaleratus, S. c. soda
sal soda, cream tartar, coffee, imogate do, Dab
bit, Dow, and Preston / Merrills Yeast Powder.
Bakers oocoa and chocolate, tspioca, pearl bailey
split psas Heckef's farins, starch mack aroui
and vermicili, palm CASTLE, country, TRANSPARENT
variegated, and other ps star, sperm, 1teariu
adamAntine and mould candles; citron, raisns cur
rants, figs, prunes, almonds, pecans, English wal
auts Brasil nuts. aiberts, peanuts, dried apples,
aud peaches; tubs buckets, brooms MARKET aiothrs
and corn baskets, butter ladies'. pats and prints
MANILA. hemp andcotton cordage, twine, pillow, bed
and clothes lines, large stock. loo dos. assorted
Jellies, In quart, pint and half do glass Jars. 50
asst. Preserves in glsss jars, orasgs. pine appls
.ssry psaon sns apple. 20 dos Pie
Fruits escorted. SO dog 3 ID cans fresh psaShss In
Tin 70 dos ID fresh strawhe.riss In tin !;
10 dos lbcsns fresh pine apples oystsrs lohs ters
CLANS, shad, green corn, tomatoes, sssdsss put up
In tin aad warranted fresh and good. N. o. Sugar,
ssushed clarified, powdered, Loaf and other sugsrs
Nos !. and Smackersl, shad, white ash, herring
and sodAsh.
Eagle, Prairie State, and Clifton Mills Flour,
buckwhsst and Corn Meal constantly on hand
Green Apples, Onions, Potatoes, Turnips; also on
hand choice article Of Lard for family use, in So
50 and 90 ID packages, ksttls-rendered from leaf
and sides only. We have in smoke 1900 hams
Which viii b rssdy for sals In abost ten days; al
Of which We oasr st redscsd rates.
| janl5-d CIV. PERDUR 4 co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03

kxrx SrpoxE OF IRoSY.--The Council
Bluffs Bugls OF the Goth has the following
"Among the truly great men Of the ags
may be reckoned in the foremost ranks our
eminent statesman, Senator Jones'"
From journal Of his own party, that 10 q
little too severe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03
HOOKS AND STATIONERY

.ae or 4sac Asi ASa0e ~
The Largest and most Complete Nocksrer
brought TO Iosrd!!!
TINE subscriber is in receipt of his stock ut
i Books, Stationery, &c, Ac., which has lssn
bought directly from manufacturers and publish
ers.
Hislargely increased facilities for buying gives
him every advantage in competing with the largest
establishments in the West.
His Sales Rooms are large and eiegant-eomrar-
ing fayoraLly with any OF the Book etsblishncnts
In the Target cities of the Union.
Merchants and all others are invited TO call and
examine the Stock and Prices. X. uSUkN,
No. 81 Main street.
sept3a Next TO the corner Of Sscoad
ssnait Farm Tor Sote.
A FARM containing 50 acres. ~ 81 IL beipG En-
IA closed, choice land, only ~ miles from keo-
kuk, and mi les from Belfast. orpartiesiass en-
ouirsof EDWARD kILBuukNE, KsokAk, or 81
GEO. sTANN00D.
Oa the prsnises.
string Prairie, lava Aug fe-dAwN
i AIDES, ALBI Ms.--Ths hus. taeck that could
IL be had In New York can be seen ut the CITY
Bookstore. They make IN elegant Gift Book
Callat lsspt5l 00DkNb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03

Hard Wood Lumber
AF ell kinds can be had by calling on J. B.
~ PRIcE, Ut the yard near the Depot Of the Fort
Des Moines Railroad, where the Lumber can BE-
seen, and win be constantly arriving. Any one
wishing Lumber sawed to order viii please leave
bill u the same, and IL will be attended to soo0
o. BALDWIN.
dscl3-d3m J.B. PaScs, Agt
lTimes copy SIM.
on BOXES Glassware and Window 1lass 81
lou REYNOLDS Drug Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03

u The Times has At the head Of it, col
omns; ''Largestcircalasion in the city" The
Poet has u the hssd Of its columns "Larg-
est local circulation in Iowa" II the two
papers Will explain their meaning precisely
We shsll be enabled to ascertain il they con-
dict 10 their statenents. As il stands, one
would think they did slightly conflict. And
IL 80, who tells the truth?