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we are authorized to announce that JoHN l..
suTILE, OF clearicld Borough, will be candidutc
for District Attorney, rubject to Dem rules.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04

We are authorized to announce that ISRAEL
IEsT, Of Cleorfield borough will be candidate
for District Attorney, subject to Dem. rules.
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SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce that SAMUEL
CLfbE' OF Lawrence township, will be candi-
date for Sheriff, subject to Dem. rules,
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We are authorized to announce that Dr. T. J.
BOYER OF Brady township, will be n candidate for
the Legislature, subject to Democratic rules.
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oREAr RrvfvAt pead ! po0dl :

A ND nv coNvERrEB. The rteal revival
~ has done Immense good IN almost ever,
state, county and town In tho Union, outside OF
Olearhold Therefore, IN consideration of the
above rnmofi ltank Short has taken the fespon.
hbllity upon himself 10 revive Tho Root Jboo
business IN Clcarheld, and set good eyappl,
To- his fellow men. He has 10 announce 10 hi,
Old customers, and ~ many new ones a. may m
yot himwith a ca u, that he has on hand q largo
assortment OF fine work aud any amount Of confs,
Also Gents Gaiters made 10 order and of nny
style 10 tuit customers. Morocco. French calf
and Paint calf CATERS constantly on hand. e.,
fmding FOR sale, kit excepted. AN work leav.
ing his hop warranted not to rim. Customer,
coming 20 town will find him Mt tho shop former.
y occu led by r. r. Welsh, deed AZ u watch a
clock es adjustment, nearly opposite Reed and
Wearcr'ss store. Roll in boys and got new sole.
or your old ones repaired as some Of them stand
In great need Of il.
Juuo 30, 1858. 3m.
J. 5. The partnership heretofore existing be.
tween John MoCHbo George Newson is this
day disssovcd by mutual consent, nnd the hooks,
nccounts, and all effects, arc now in the hands
OF +. Short for settlement The business will be
carried on in future by +. Short Alas, poor Yo.
rick John NcCARE
GEORGE NEWSON,
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NOTICE.

H ETTERS Of Administration on the estate Of
H Christian Pottarf, late Of ClearGeld borough
decd. having been granted to the subscriber all
persons knowing themselves indebted to said es-
tato, are requested to make payment Immediately
and those having claims against the same will
present their accounts duly authenticated for set.
tlemeut
WILLIAM PORTER.
June 10, 1858 10 aH.|e
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PRIMARY ELECTION
NOTICES OF CANDIDATES.
LEGISIATURE.

We are authorized to announce that WILLIAM
+. JOHNSON, Of Union township will be candi-
date for the Legislature, subject to Democratic
ules.
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COUNTY COMMJssJONEp.

We are authorized to announce that WILLIAM
MrRRELL, of Lawrence tp, will be candidate
for County Commissioner, subject to Dem. rules.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04

NoG authorized to announce that JACOB VII
HELM, Of Graham township, will be Il candidate
for Sheriff, SUBJECT to Democratic rules.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04

We are authorized to announce that Gro. W.
sHoff, Of woodward tp, will be Il candida.c for
Sheriff. subject to Democratic rule.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04

ocR SALuTAroRY. We republish our sa.
mtatory this week in the hope that the
type Will be more readable than last
owing to the imperfection of some of our
machinery which it was impossible to rem
dy, the workmanship of ourlast paper was
very poor, and in the hurry and throng
OF our business a number of errors in the
salutatory escaped notice and were conse-
quently left uncomected. We trust this
VIII be sufficient excuse for reprinting it.
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A. B SHAW.

ID ETAILER of Foreign and Domestic Morch
III andifo, Shawsvillo, Clearfeld county, Pa.
Shawsville, August 10, 1855
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rc' ho,eyet madc their nppe,r,,,, r..
accounts of lho vhorloJcny ,rop or,
.''ne"hoi conflicting, somo pronouncip,
81 quite large and other making n Won,
moaero. A"lIuckloborryo p,rly or tro
will likely decide the question
NJ" PAAruEyr.-A few more of these
desirable improvements to our street.
nave been made recently, which are ouitc
"n "ualtlo" whore they are laid. There
are sun some more wanting to make tho
navigation Of our town safe and easy to
pr'desrians We hope they will not be-
wanting long.
AccbENr--A son of Mr.. Speedy living
near this place, had his hand severely
gashed last Thursday by amowing scvtbe
iaIIingrpon it. lie had the wound eowod
up and dressed shortly after he re ceiyed
the injury; an operation which the Young
man endured like hero. We understand
the cut is healing rapidly.
The WEATHER since the latter part orIost
week has been, fist showry, then very
ralny and at the time we write con tinues
to pour down with a vigor and earnest
ness that is strongly suggestive of floods.
muddy roads, and all the other concomt-
iants Of the 'rainy seasono.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04

TAUTl0N.-All persons are hereby cautioned
- against meddling with one yoke of oxen,
now in the possession of George Hockenberry of
Woodward tp, as the said oxen belong to me
order. TH0S, HENDERSON
July II, 1853
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We are authorize to announce that FRED. G.
MILLER, OF Bell tp. will be candidate for Sheri #
snbject to Democratic rule
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04

We are authorized to announce that NJ. II. I,u-
the n, Of Brady tp., will be a candidate for Sher-
in, subject to the Democratic rule.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04

The QUESTION: Can a man c his own
grandiather?" has been decided in the af
hrmative by some Of the tStpaas Of this eu-
lightened age.
JAMES A. MAITLAND, a well known liter
ary gentleman, residing in Brooklyn NY.
has b cen missing Tor several days, and the
suppositon, based upon circumstances Of
suspicious character, is that he has COM
mitted suicide.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04
RESTAURANT !

'INHE undersigned respectfully announces to
l. the public that he has opened an eating
house in the basement story of Morrow's 0ato
HemphilPs) Hotel where may be found every
luxury Of the season, such us lee Cream Sardines,
Picked Oysters, Lemonade, Alc lager Beer,
Cakes, Contoc tionarics Fruits, Nuts, &C., &c.--
lie hopes by strict attention to his business to
merit, and receive share Of public patronage.
4. c. FLANAGAN.
June so, l85s.--3m u.rsrrura
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NM ANTED--To exchange good two-horse
w pleasure carriage for horse--ono well
trained for family service would DO preferred.
For furih5r particulars apply TO
May 10, 1858. JOSEPH IRWIN.
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We are authorized to announce that JAcon
HOOVER, of Lawrence township, will be cand-
late for County Commissioner subject to Demo
'fauc luIes' June O.
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A. H. SMITH & co.

"a A. II. SMITH & co.
WT Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES and TRUNKS.
Gssssas OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
-" "HoLESALE and Retail at prices to suit
w all. can be found at their new Boot Shoe
Store, No. 344 North Second st., few doors be-
low the Black Horse Hotel, Phia.
Sz'"We try to please and sell cheap. Notice
to country merchants.-Constantly on hand n
large assortment Of Men and Boys Boots, Caters
and Brogans, coarse and fine also, Wcmens d
Misses Lace Boots, Gaiters, Slippers, &C., and a
well selected stock Of Youths and Childrcn's wear
generally. We would respectfully invite you to
call and examine for yourselves.
n. b. Trunks manufactured and fer gale whole.
sale and retail at No. 344 North Second st.
April II, 1858. i'm.
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HRAlN CRADLES.--A few Of FeGrers cele.
~ brated Grain Cradles for sale by
MERRELL / CARTER.
July g.
4 HAUTlON.-All persons are hereby cautioned
" against meddling with n yoke Of oxen now
in the possession Of James Miles, of Brady tp. as
the said oxen belong to me, and are in his pos
session on loan only.
July ADAM MILES.
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We are authorized to announce that JAyrs
BLOOM, Of Pike tp., will be candidate for Sher.
in subject to Democratic rule.
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We are authorized to announce that WV. l..
OGpEN' OF Lawrence tp., viii be candidate for
Sheriff subject to Democratic rule
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List of Grand Jurors for August 7. 1856


Beccaria. Henry Whiteside.
Boggs. Isaac Rothrock.
Brady. Geo Ellinget
Bradford. John Woolridge, j. H. Goarhart.
ClearGeld. Simon B. Row.
Curwenscillc, Josiah Evans.
Decatur. James Parsons.
Graham. Joseph Thompson.
Jordan. Joseph McCully.
Lawrence, II. Aughenbaugh, A. Reed.
Morris, John II. Irwin.
Pike. i, +. Jale.
Penn. Joseph Spencer.
Chest A. Curry, 0. Wcstoyer, W. jackson.
Burnside. jackson Robinson,
Ferguson. Luther Barrett, John p. lIoyt.
Union. Piter Laborde, J. II. IIollopetcr,
Woodward. Austin Cline.
List of Travis Jurors for Aug. 7. 1857.
Beccara. Miles Davis.
Bell. Ira Subins, NJ. Millcr, T. A. McGhee
Bradford. VIM. Albert, Francis Graham, jr.
Bra ~. John Cadisle, jeremiah Kriner, Peter
Schailer, J. II. Soyler, John j. Weaver
Burnside. abraham Yiuging, Jno. MCully,
George Atcbeson.
Boggs. George W. shimo Peter G Gearhart
Chest A. S. Tozer
Clearfed d, +. Etzweiler, George Thorn.
Curwensville. Wm. TenEyck, John Irwin.
Decatur. John S. Runk, Isaac Croweli, John
Shaw.
Ferguson. Warren W. Bell, John Henry.
Covington. c. Bikelman.
Girard. Alex Murray, Alex Irwin.
Goshen. Ellis Irwin.
Graham. Thomas IL. Forcee, james L. Wat
son, Samuel Splitter.
Jordan. Robert Patterson Jr.
Karthaus. VIM. Bridgens, Hugh McGonegal.
Lawrence. A. M. Smith, Zack Ogden.
Morris. Miles Polton.
Penn. William Wall, Moses Owens, William
S. Spencer.
Simon Thompson, George Ross.
: Woodward, Conrad Ginter
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We are authorized to announce that EDWARD
PERKS, OF Morris tp, will be n candidate 70
sheriff, subject to Democratic rules
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04

We are authorized to announce that SAMUEL
CLYDE, of Lawrence township, will be a candi-
date for Sheriff, subject to Dem. rules,
Wo are authorized to announce that JAcop VII
HELM Of Graham township, will be Il candidate
for Sheriff, SUBJECT to Democratic rules.
We arc authorized to announce that GEO. W.
SHofF, Of Woodward tp., will he Il candida,o for
Sheriff, subject to Democratic rule
We are authorize ! to announce that FRED. G
MILLER, Of Bell tp will be Il candidate for Sheriff
snbject to Democratic rule.
We are authorized to announce that NJ. II. I,u
THE n, OF Brady tp., will be a candidate for Sher-
III, subject to the Democratic rule.
We are authorized to announce that WN. l..
OGDEN, of Lawrence tp., viii be Il candidate for
Sheriff subject to Democratic rule
We are authorized to announce that JAyrs
Bloom, of Pike tpr will be candidate for Sher.
i'll subject to Democratic rule.
We nrc authorized to announce that EpwARp
PERKS, Of Morris tp, will be candidate ro
sheriff, subject to Democratic rules.
We are AUTHORIZED to announce that Gfpyoy
d. -Goodiellow, OF Lawrence tp., will be candi-
date for Sheriff, subject to Dem. Rules.
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TO LUMBERMEN AND OTHERS.
FANCY FURs FOR LADIES.
JOHN FAREIRA q co.

" w.
SIS (Nce No. Market st., H,ra.
PHILADELPHIA.
Importers, Manufacturers and dealers in La.
dies, Gentlemen and ChiiirenS
FANCY FURN
Wholesale and Retail. 4.
+. CO., would call the attention sr Dca-
~ lers, and the Public generally to their i'm
mensc Stock Of Fancy Furs ror Ladies' Gentle
men and Children their assortment embraces
every variety and kind Of Fdncy = 70, tina, will
be worn during the season, such us s.I
fbH Capes, Half Capcs, Quarter C1pes, Tai
mas, VictorneS, BOas, iflfS g. Mufa-
tees, from the finest Russian Sd- ~
Jlc, 10 tie looeSt price Domestic FiuS.b
For Gentlemen tho largest assortment Of FUR
COLLARS, GLOVES, GAuNTLETs, &c. being
the direct importers Of all our Furs and Manu-.
facturers Of them under our own supervision, we
feel satisfied We can offer better inducements 70
derlers and the public generally than any sthor
house, having an immense assortment 10 select
from and at the manufacturer prices We only
ask a oaR ~ ~
Sept Is, 1857. 4m
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We are authorized to announce that JACOB
hLNr1, OF Brndy township, will be a candidate
for County Commissioner, subject to Dem. rules
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We are AUTHORIZED to announce that Gfprox
ID. -6oodiellow, OF Lawrence tp., will be candi-
date for Sheriff, subject to Dem. Rules.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04

We are authorised TO announce that SOLOMON
HAMERscHLEr, of Decatur township, will be
candidate for County Commissioner, subject to
Democratic rules.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04

hiHhNLLlJ VI LhNIeHCe Up, VIII be n candidate
for County Commissioner, subject to Dem. rules.
We are authorized to announce that Vincent
B. HoLT, Of Bradford tp., will be a candidate for
County Commissioner, subject to Dem. rule.
We are authorized to announce that DAVID
DALE, Of Morris tp., will be candidate for Co.
Commissioner, subject TO Democratic rule.
Juue 0, 1858,
We are authorized to announce that JAcop
HOOVER, of Lawrence township, will be a capd
date for County Commissioner, subject to Demo
cratic Iu'es' June ..
We are authorized tc announce that ,J,coR
kuNrz, Of Brady township, will be Il candidate
Tor County Commissioner, subject to Dem. rulcs
We are authorised to announce that SOLOMON
HAMERScHLEY, Of Decatur township, will be n
candidate for County Commissioner, subject to
Democratic rules.
We are authorized to announce thai Wy. Mo
CRAcKEN, OF Ferguson tp., will be n candidate
for County Commissioner, subject to Democratic
rules
We are authorized to annodnce that RIcgARp
FREEMAN, Of Pike tp., will be n candidate for
County Commissioner, subject to Democratic
rules
COUNTY AUDITOR.
We are authorized 70 announce the name of
Isaac w. Graham Of Goshen township will be
q candidate fer County Auditor subject to Demo
rcatic rules.
We are authorized to announce the namo Of
j. b. Shaw, of Lawrence township will be acan-
didato for County Auditor, subject to Dem .crat-
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THE FaIsMTpts, t.rfIpI

70 SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
ny h|Rr crgrHEss, H. X. 81, Of Edinburgh, ant
The late j Il. NoHsas, Professor Of seientif
Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven. = vols
hoyaioctafo. lboe pages, ami numerous WOO,
and steal engraving.
Ihs is, confessedly, the most cempl ,e work OF
agriculture ever published ard in order to give il
@ldereireulaion, the publishers have resolve tc
reduce the price to
rive poiimrs Ter the T,ro Volumes i.
when sent by mai Post paid 10 California and
'fegrn the pries will be 81, II every other part
~ the United Ntatcs, and to Canada tpost paid
50. THIS WORK rs NOT rng otp Book or rni
EAka."
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tions should always be addressed, post puid, /,
the Publishers,
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~ f.vht - Assst SN3lGUOI..
iUurth Uu.,feS,r


IsHE Fourth Quarger 1T this School will cen,
i mence on Monday, May 9th, in tho rooms on
5tbetreet between Man and johnson.
The same high aims in regard TO schoiass bip aud
dseiplin viii be maintained aS heretofore The
school win hereafter bcopen to both mafe and fe-
male pupils.
There will be three aepartments--Primary, In
termedate and Acndemie---in which the chargaSer
quarter Of ten weeks will he as follows
PRIMARY department, per quarter,..........$ 6 90
Intermediate Department, per quarter,..... s 90
Academic Department, per quarter .......... 10 90
These rates. pay able invariably ty tLs !ddie Of
the quarter, deiray the sntire expcnsesof tuition
There Will b. general week kly exercises in Com
position, ElocutioEi Sc.
No dcductio onwil be made for absence, exeeptin
cases of protraeted sickness.
The services Of Pref Braes have been secured TO
give instruction inuernan, French, Drawing and
oii Painting. lie will also give instr ructions in the
preparatory exercises Of Perspective Drawing free
Of charge.
j. 81. McLANE,
beokuk, May q, '5S-d Principal.
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REGBA FLA trBLIsHED.
Remarkable egonyersIons andHeyI.


Melt NC ar account Of the Ris5 ana Pro-
AereSs u he Prescott wonderful Great AwabsniHg
among The people, ia ali paAis ef tbs country, by
y N, toaaaI, WIN an Introduction By Henry ard
Price 81
Last Contents lin part. )-hevifw lf ReviyHls
ifaU The Day ol fcntecost TO the Great wak tli-
ing in he Last Century Conversions at Eminent
feTtgns Revival Incidents and Narratives Kise
and Progress OF the Great Awakening OF ls57-s.
- ne HorS cannot fan 70 bg Oa3 ot interest. -
tChristian Advocate
"a means of grace and eusouragsinent TO the
hearts oi praying men. - n \. Examiner.
II wall be eag.riy sought for at the present
time. IN f.tbservcr.
~ cannot but prove emibcntly reasonable and
useiul"-lN, Y IBdepeldeut.
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s.. L. Earnunl,

aud his accommodating CLERKS, uho arc ever
ready aid willing 70 administer TO the wants of
lhr couu ,Sess inpltitudts who daily thrOng
around - counter, awaiting their furn tc h.
served v TIA the good thingsso NJ cessafy 10 life.
Gttlzenr Of heekuk, aud farmers Of the sur
rounding Countiy give NE call, and you will
never Btct 1t de longest day yeu live.
lbs uneersiahed having purchased the entire
st9 ct W. ii Austia !. CO., ut 80, lO9. south
side OF Main tfseti trst doors west oi Fourth
u Eoitcttots ~ star9 II tie patronage Of his
friends and n lublte gruefally
uoo3s vail te ecliaSred 10 any part Of the
city with rroul ltacss and dispa,cA Iermsstrict,
~ CASH.
D. u. You vail hua you an hoy goods fully as
cheap as suu iofneriy hnyr done. Don't forget
l69 Man..at. s. L. BAKNJN
kcohnk MaN 15s-d6,tf
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keOlkuk Alcohol Dis.
tfDlery.
rIsHE subscriber respect fnIly informs the eiti-
L Eens OF ksokuk and the aGyroundng eountry
that he is new ready to all any orders addressed
him for
ALCOHOL,
SPIRIT GAS,
CAMpHENE, ~
nIlTII Er " TED

Being PRACTICAL STILL BUILDER myssh,
and having in person superintended the vhe1e
process of building, can SAT ely say that N -.
ebtnery Is unsurpassed by any %, Ablishmsnt IN
the United States. And further, ia addition TO.
superior machinery and my own practical knowi-'
Of OF the best alcohol dis tilers In the country
| would also inform those who may favor me with
call and are incined to encourage homo manu-
facsures that can supply them with any Of tn
above articles a. cheap aud cheaper than they can
purchase the same in any Of tho Western cities,
thereby saving freightsge and the many dissp-
pointments incidental to spring and fan ship
mentA
rtqnest those who arc capable of Judging to
compnre rnysamples with any in the country and
give an impartial decision--I ask no more.
CHAS. NOEL.
nissiilery and Office half square above the
Packet Landing, keokuk, Iowa.
lulv n taS.dtu
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Ore more ana iiiuncaPcr.
$675.

~
NEW C0MERS PLEASE NOTICE.
7hataearg ard eoHfimaaiR ReHt reuid soox SareAAsss
Dcsirabiea and Permanent HoHaesfsad. .sscurs froa
she,iGs'sSvcutisns and Landiords' asdAs.
TINHE subscriber nov offers our new sitlasns the
L cheapest bargain yet out, boing Dwelling
House large enough for ordinary family en-
closed By neatly painted p6ing fence, with gpod
water conyenien9xA healthy location and quiet
heishborhood, within ten minutes walk sf the
Estes louise.
FIRST COME; FIRs7N CLAIM.
II taken soon, can be had ct low figures. A
rare bargain, whether for residence or as an in-
vestmcnf. ritle guaSaptesd.
TEnss--$2s2 cash ,taianeein pay ymcnts TO &C.
commodatepurchascr. Fureash liberal discount
will he made,
Inquire ot the undersigned, Days Building,
Esohanfs-st corner Of iSth, the office Of
W. N.Dixoo Athenaum buildings.
dis T. A. URMsToN.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STORY
The Hand but not tho Heart; or
LifE-TRtALs or JESSIE L0RIsG.


LIFE-TRtALs or JEsslE L0RING.
T. :. ARTHUR
The point OF this story is expressed in the titIe
ana the story itself is a sharply drawl iilustra-
tion VI the folly aud madness 0 linking together
two immortal souls by the rough Chains Of selfish
interest, pride, or baser passion.
The lesson taught is OF deep significance
ana thousands Of hearts "ill thr"b in most Wild
response, 10 the life expeTi 1Hec ut Jessie I6ring
who, ~ all the bittcr trias IT her unhappy unioR
swerved not hairs breadth troea honor prinaiple
or religious duty thou ,h temptation came In its
most aIlurIng shape
As the type Of a true woman, she Is worthy 10
be EN- mbaimed IN the memory of every reader
One neat 12mo. vol. Price 81. for sale by
OGDEN BRONNELL & CO.
mayloi No. So Main-s,
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CO-PaTtmcrship Notice.
II r. GRAY a X. u. SMITH have this day
y. formed . partnership In the Carpenter and
Building business In all it, branches, under the
hrm name and style VI Gray q Smith. They will
be found on Fifth street, between High and Nor
gan, where they will be happy to receive the o.
dsfs Of their friends and the public.
msyl7 '6sd6m
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SECOND STREET CHEAP STORE.
GkEAT bargains In Dry Goods, Cloaks, Bonnets
" Ribbons, 40. We Offering our we'll
selected stock very low for cash. Our assortment Of
goods IN every dcpart tment is complete, and bought
very cheap, and will be cold lower than heretofore
offered, rs we, by doing business, save rent
and clerk-hire. We and will sell lower than
any other establishment.
oct27-d II. H. ABBOTT L Co.
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q. n. GEfIOfsp,


CLOCKS SPKCTACLES, SILVER WAKE &c
Tbfr,i.st l4t N,{,,,a IL
.vryrv
hh'h A.
HAVING yerrnansutfv locate. l., kss 81
/ IL kuk would iuytte tbe attention II "a
the public TO my new and. we'll selected 1hesSS
/ stock HaYingacaaantauce with the begt 1nglI,l-
faeturers IL the riied - ates an OF ms poo1s are
made 10 order aua are UNSURPASSED in gualiiY oy
( styh. The STOCK ! a,n row opening cur9nlists ia
I,5rt Pima fioIa mai At,yer N .,rb9 r,5i5,.b -
swiss, the geuaina Perry WatcLes, eEssl witb
eztgsnal designs Silver Ware uf every le,tt {,r
warranted pure COIN Ladies and fiettie men /,
Jewcry of ali Einds including stylcs never before
offered tu the market; speetaoles ia tsoid sllyer
Steel and P!atsd B3Ys. with Pebble. Periseopie
+ fss,s..... - r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-22
Lumber.

TIME subscribers would inform the consumers OF
j Lunbar, and the public generally, that they
arc nov prepared to furnish all kinds OF Lumber
Flooring, joint shee,ing and siding, Of any length
that may be desired.
Call ~ the New Saw Mill, On tho river, near
Whites Pork House. PAUL HuMES.
NIB. Stove Wood for sale at 81 so per cord.
sep 25dtf