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LOUISVILLE. Oct. ..

LOUISVILLE, Oct %
The New Albany expedition did not go to
Brandenburg yesterday. They talk about going
to-day.
A meeting being called here denounced the pro
ceedings OF the officers in capturing Bell
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TUESDAY MORNING., 0CT. 26, 1855.
NEW AnVERTIsEMENi,.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Special Notice-Herhlye's Holland Brief,
Dr. Halliwell-DeniIsL
ATey 4 Gi deTsieese-Ths Home ATouttIv
Fair-Bensd; of the StsmpeTs S1cieiy-
John Lyman-TObacrn. SEuh zni Cigar.
J. HpntingTon-New Buckwhest Flour
Reitberg s HsusHann- Supporter.
Saith 3 Puinam-Waier Lime, SAIL Butter Eges
Daniel r Iiden-PrObatr N.tice.
Clamhsrlil. Crawford Color Chicago, Sc.
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s. N. SANFORD, A. IL, Principal.

N. a A1
toene-ap in vice E thrice
hav ga i've
SUCCESSFUL INSTRUCTORS,
in go
CITY d dCn
E SHg NH1rIS
y5SdIyu pL
dra r inair
rrnS TauSdy .sefn nbr Al
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4, The erel'Hsss Of tbe riJratiOH Of the string.
However good string Hsy be IT v produce no tone IN ii
70 y6sS,s evenly Tie string should have but two distinct
side ses the frst melton Of The string Is 70
reeede from the hammer In the H. ID piano IL second
ssita point and sS Il % V5Ts tsoS1ssa lsSi . aS . m m
motonis doEn-up. d5sn-ad q lflieu-
The second motion OF the string other makes cannot be
direct ue the ioo wing reason 10 bend an
article Of any substance forms elbow angle and the
Now universally known that The tighter string
ne more IaPa y WI yibis and as the two sides OF bent
sng are l1sSeny and rs lower two sides edges
Of the two sides struck by The hammer and the string for
IT, proper course bv heins erepbiv r, toarss ~ o
side. or t nix Of the angle elbow is movement
the contracted side ii receives dead irony eiGrS
A which another cause Of the unevennsss Of ofh
old Kind o: piano
5, The crcHHsss Of one
This Is s result o. ire fourth atnre IT being universaI
sonesoe sot a ~ one IS prodae-d BY srafou and iha
The stieHgti Of string.
Tn reason Why strings Oien break ia the piano
and Why they invariably break at the elbow bridgepn Is
gram 81 ss part against the iroh PIN becomes
necessarily eonre ted aud tie outside the elbow Of the
string Of psn viii my pounds the foot (Whleh
Is the asDuet sestimsts and The strain 3 evenly bos
the other but ii part o. the string onehAlf OF
"a Obliged 70 bear tis inmsnss strain pa
bic in EaE change in the and ssp--
eiay is this the sen all woodsn5 ed pisnos all wood
Ei warp and splin a. every et = Of the atosphere The
philosophy is simply this f5t-ih vkole q asnE be large
small Is stronger than hi oft A. only be replied
BY asserting that twice
two does no, maksio
Z, Tie great length Of time oeA te instrument re-
Hiaias IN tune.
This the result Of the 9Th tsatufa inasmueh a string
Ettesf By Tag And IL viii readily be seen that If string
four feet in length bears strain Of hlndred pounds equal
" in ali parts L viii tisn thsnl quick as hall
Of astrtns bearing the strain
Ihs truth and ph-opy OF the foregclrg fscts sk
ing and forcble, thai le questcr often 1sked why
other makers fhe copper rt and s.raghf string
The7a Is but Il i ured patent
fgl
purchase Messrs Hsle Davis prefer 10 snp
PLY the public with
others 10 it. a any prce-
The fore going plan OF the Haet Davis Co Plano is 80
simple lucid and thstI will guarantee to g
piano any vho viii relate is philosophy
OSSIAN = DODGE.
Cleveland. August G. lsss
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DOPULAR BOOKS-WORKS OF
Il DANIEL WEBSTER-SiX No uules-
Correspondence 81 Daniel W ebstef--tu-as
Sparks Life uf Washington,
D1na's AiinsraloET-rew edition.
BnsuEells Life uf Johnsnn-E.ns lIsli edition.
WheNeils InductIve Sciences,
Faust-Hay wards Trsnsiafion-
White Lies-5y Chas. Reade,
Life Of John Randolrh,
I.ouden's EncycloDedla of Gardcnlnss
Curtis Constitutional History,
GuiZn's History OF Civilizrtion.
1erns's Works-English edition,
Memoirs Of Count Grammlnft
Tord's Index Rerum,
Rruwnis Rihle Dirfi1uarvt
Hsniionis History of the United biaAoa.
Halls Notes on the Gospels.
The Trees nf America-hY br0Wn
The Naturalist 8 I-ihIurY- tolqred fla-o-t
AIayue Reid's Bon ks tor The Young
Constitution Of the Snul-hg Sons
Prince of the House OF David
True TO the LASTLY A s. koe - o. -,
ocu Forsals By y 81 C0hh 90.
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J. B. Barnes 4 Co, PToPTietOTs Of the {

J. b. Barnes Co., ProprietOrs of the Cleve
Eai Plumliag works, Atwater Block prepared
vita Arge force of experienced Wornen doing every
escri3toa OF Plu bng the most thorough manner,
he NOS, scientific plans. reasonable and on short
Large stocks Of FUlutaiH Of different syles and
izes. Bathing Tuhs Of iron and wood. lined with
ilned-c02per steam oslers, lead and gE-vHulzed iron
Blpss Leather and India k-hser Hose every ussCrpfiuo
81 Brass ani Plated Cls. including the Pats Slfcos
Cocks reccutiy Introduced. Was Bowls and all kinds
fWster NorEs Fixtures kept constantly on had All
work warranted In2s.d EWtf.
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q SPANISH AND MEXICAN QUARTERS; also
shiIIngs and Srpencss bough; at sII5 per ounce BY
CHAs. A. READ \ CO. Bankers, No sc Water street.
opposite the Post Office.
NIB. Spanish quarters viii average nearly twenty
cents each ccs dSw An 2l6
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the UHioE rrIearaph,
OTTicE, wARIEs's BLOCK, cogNEE OF BANK AID
ST. CLAIR sTREETs.
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JOHN TOD & YATES

Are prepared 10 deliver Fure hrtlce OF BRlAR HILL
CHIPPEwAY und LACKAWANNA COAL selected
expressly for family use
q Orders promptly flied tEer Yard. % the Canal
near the fo0t u Vineyard slrest. Cleveland, o.
JOHN TOD. oeI2 d6m 2lC- J.V.N. YATES.
az RARE CHANCE FOR EMPLOYMENT -
Persons reguiri g sht agreeable and respectable
plOymsnr By which they realize from SO $50 pr
week, wln ascertain full particulars by addressing
HUTCHINS co.
les Chambers street, New YORK CITY.
One postage stamp required % prepay answers
FHrD1
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DR. p H. RECORD.
PASS, January, 1851.

For sale. wholessls and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No % Superior street, Cleveland, who Will sup7ly the
ANNE de Femme Al the Propue;or's proes-
aul0 dSwly6
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MATRIMONIAL.

10 I1lla ~ i'llItfaIf 5rllT5 si0aIl 3 dadr-5a-
----a .nLl =. L.---.--I. u h N
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weeds Patent sewing Machine.

weeds Patent sewing Machine.
We have been often asked which IL the best Sew
ing machine in use, and to satisfy ourselves have
spen, some time In examining them all, and We
will how give cur opinion 10 our readers for their
benefit
We purchased one of the above named Machines
and have tried It on every Kind Ct work required
In afamiiy, and II giver the best ratsfac'ian do
Ing Its work very rapidly, neatly, and stronger
than the usual hard work. 1t is much harder TO
rip work done this machine than that done in
the ordinary way. Ii Is neat and tasy, being very
6nely finished, and to oil appearance, simple be-
yend the possibility Of getting out Il repair, by
ordinary use. II Il very strong and durable, and
We are we'll assured that one Of hem will Rot wear
out In year, Of constant use. 1t has already saved
tailors and dressmakers' bills enough in our
family to pay its cost, and We think it very
prsatablo investment, to say nothing II its eonye
nienee and the hours u needle work il raves a
mother. We most emphatically pronounce thia the
b-st Sewing Machine ia use, and The greatest IA
Dor saving invention Of the day.
hesrs. WHITNEY d LYON, who arc the pro-
prie,o-s Of these Aachines, have . saies room at
3i3 Broadway, New YOrk.-fohicsgo Herald.
Sold by
s. A. DUKE, Agent for Keoauk, IS Maia-st.
sept9iAwlm
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90 M NJ f. RCIAI.
DAILY GArn CIrY osrieE, !
Ks1kuk. Sen. 18th. [

DAILY CARR CIrr orr,cr,
Ksokuk, Sep. 18th.
FLOUR-country, ~ Is per sack. superfne
- 10 to - So per seek. Extra, ifall whsst) 80 90
to % 10 psr Dbl. Graham, ~ Is per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, SOC to SOC per 10o
CORN-Ready sale at So to 4oe.
BARLEY-spring, 40a45, Fall, 60a7 Sc.
WHEAT-70as0o for Spring; SO to 81 90 for
Fail.
oATS--In request At IS to 40.
RYE-boc to oocj little coming In
PoTAToRs-New, 40 TO 80 by the load re-
tail ID to 20 cts per peck.
GkOCERIEs-N. o. Sugar fair ~, No. 1, 10,
prime lo3, clarified Ils11}, crushed and loaf 10
tsl3A. holasses-PlantAtion 80 TO 4oc, s. II. "A
to Is, Golden Syrup, rs to 800. cofee-Rio IL
to Ia. Java 10 Zoe. Rice 70 S3c.
soAP--Paim 6tc, Fsnily 6&e.
cANDLEs--star Ito -, stsarine III. Mould
l7to III, summer pressed III to lac.
LARD-fairsspply, 30 to sac.
BuTTER--In good supply, 8 10 10.
HIDHs-Dry 10 to l3ic; green, 81.
HAY-Pralrie u 0Q,A Timothy, IS 90 Hun.
garian, - 90.
sEEDs.--Hungarian Grass, 90, l0oc; Tim.
otbytI 70 TO o. FLAX Seed, sbca&l
suNDRIEs--onions, rs to 90 Eggs, 5a7 cts.
Feathers, Sbc TO 4ocj White Beans, soc TO so.
FkUIT-fair supply. Green apples, choice, -
30 a so per Dbl. Dried apples, 81 70 to 81 7s
per bushei. Dried peaches, - 65 to IS IS. Raj
sins, q 10 to 4 90.
cHEEsE-W. r.. 81 to "a; Denmark . to 10,
PRoVIsIoSS-MesaPo Pork. none Offering; should
ers 81 TO DC, Hams to 7ie, Sides u to Sc.
BEEPr-,2 gFoss 10 to be per quarter.
sHEEP-sii to t2i r. head.
sALT-G. A., 81 80 to 81 IS Ksnarha, 2 2s
ABS; Liverpool, ~ rs per sack.
FIsH--A.ekerel, Mel $40 to s2l r ebbi; No.
SIC; No. $l2tosls White, No Is 90
TO IS u q half bbl.; No. 2 81 rs to IS 90. Cod
Fuh 5,o NJ.
ExcuAsag.--on Nov York for currency 4 %,
cent; for gold per cent. st.Louis4 per cent.
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POSTAGE.
THE FARmEKs, Cu,pH

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICUlTuRr.
~ hksRr STEPHENS, h. X. s., Of Edinburgh. and
the late J. r. NoRros, Professor of Scientific
hgticalturc In Yale College, New Haven, 2 vols
and steel engraving
ihh - coafeasealy, the most plcte work on
agriculture ever publs and in order to rive il
siusf circulation, the publishers have resolve to
reduce the price to
tive noiiars for the Two volunes.
when sent by mail post paid) to California aud
OF the United states, ard TO Canada fpost paidl
~. his WORK Is NOT TaE OLD Book o. rur
FARM
Gka- kemittances for any Of the above publiea.
the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO..
aMzid&w No. 81 Gold ST., New York.
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Printing Inks.

We have for sale quantity of WADE's COLOR
xDIHxs, which are justly considered the best in
parket There are among them all shadAeof Red,
Blue, yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
IS cents up to $32p per n. Also White Ink, Cold
Size and Varnish, and nearlyail grades Of Black
lax. Of the same manufacture.
We have, besides, quantity Of Mather's Black
lnks stili undsposed Of than which there are none
better in market.
All Of waich We win sell at manufacturer pri-
ces, for ca h.
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NUTICEis hereby given to the owners OF the
lots descrbedin the foregoing list, situstein the
City Of keokuk, Lee County and State Of Iowa,
whose names arc mentioned and all others interest
ed thatp special tax has been assessed and levied
by the City Council Of said city for mead
AMAZING In front Of said lots as Designate
In the above list, and unless payment be made
Of the taxes levied and also all costs before the
18th day Of Sept, A. ID. 1885, the said lots, or SO
much thereof as shall be necessary to discharge
said tax and costs, will be sold on the day afore-
said, at the Mayors Office in said city, between
the hours of clock IN. and clock D. n,
&. q. STEVENS
Collectorof thcOity OF Keokuk
Sept z, 1S5S-dtd
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DELINQUENT LIST or Lots,

NOTICE. Is hereby given to the owners Of the
Lets described IN the foregoing situated in the
oity Of heokak, Lee county and State OF Iowa,
and All others interested, that special tax has
been assessed and levied or said lots by the City
Council Of said city for Grading the leys through
Hooks No. Is and 10, as designated in the above
list, and unless payment be made Of The Ia xes SO
levied, and also ali costs, bforc the 30th day Of
September, AID. 1888, the said lots, or so much
thereof rs shall be necessary TO discharge said tax
and costs, will be sold the day aforesaid, at the
Mayors Office In said City, between the hours of
0 clock .. u and o'clock p. IN.
G. G. STEVENS,
Collector of the City Of Keokuk.
Sept. 8, 16as-dtd
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BARTLETT, KAYE & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in
DRUGS Il 1I8OIoI01Ea.
PAINTS. OILS, vAKNIsHEs,
WINDOW CLASS, GLASSWARE, Brushes, &c.
ns.iA Main So, bet. Sih 4 9th,
KEOKUK, IOWA.

On. BsLL's OPINION or HosrErrEs's BIrrERs-
Springfield, Ills, April Is, i98.--some months
since, while recovering from an attack Of Remit
tent fever, was requested to try Hostetier's Bit
tsls, - an article peculiarly suited TO the oond-
tion Of cosssllescenu from fever 1t il but simple
justice To Say that ii reftored the power Of my d.
sessive organs, and ut the same time kept my bow
els gently open. / haAe 10 hesitAncy in saying,
that, hitherto, in using II In my practice II has In
every case where have ordered IL. acted like .
charm. In thus speaking freely Of 1t, far from
Puff patsut medicine, an article IL by no means
claims to be SANFORD BELL, ND.
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally.
T. GIBBONS, Agent,
septIsdkr Main-st, bet. Sixth and seventh.
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q n ND THU X HAIL IL GA ID
OF CANADA.
- A r If N

GRAND TRUNK HAILn o. u
OF CANADA.
ETA DELIGHTFUL 4 ROMANTIC RoUTE-vn
PROM THE WEST TO
Boston, Nsp York, and TIRE Eastern States
pIa The Michigan Ceardi, Grea, Ws,ern,
ogdensbu,ghS Vermont Cenfydi, and
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANADA.
Passengers by this cute have an opportunity OF
visiting some Of tho grandest and most won.
derful scenery In the world, including Toronto
RaPids Of the 81. Laurence, Qaebtc Montreal. Waae
Mountatss, hs Tubular Bridge, fgfariy fro miles In
hagfh], Lake ChGmpfain, Fails Of MonfnloreRei,
Hudson Rrer, rte, efe.
On and after May l, 1858, baggage will b.
Cheekcd Through from Chicago.
To MIGRANTS.
Passages may be secured at The ofice Of tho Com
Pany IL Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
AberdeeR and Moutrose. An G. 1t of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superinteads the re movaI VI
emigrants and baggage at Quebec free of charge.
Fare from SO to $35 to Chicago, including
cookies provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
Il EVA T. ii An.
OF %, 800 TONS AND 700 FEET LONGt
Is under contract 10 this Company for one or more
trips to Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns In Europe will
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chi oag0 for all
points Esst, also for the Leviathan, or for the NJ .
o :. ). CO.. shius can BE- obtained at the Office
Of the Grand Trunk Railreai 4, No. 50 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
J. WARRACK,
Agent Of drand Trunk X. Il. Co., Of Canada.
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New wheat kleur.
WE have just received shipment OF Quincy
w Flour, made from NEW FALL WHEAT
. prime article, which We offer low.
w. II. AUSTIN 4 Co,
August l0--d. No. lis Main ct.
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N
ANGLO SAXON, NORTH AMERICAN.
BOHEMIAN, tnew) NORTH BRiIoE, tnewl
NOVA sCorIAN .tnew) HUNGARIAN, (new)
Running in connection with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD Of Canada, under contract with
The Canadian Government TO transport
the MRiis.
DATES OF SAILING.
rnor ougs1c rnos LIvrRrcoL.
Eserery alternate satur- Every al tcrna,e etnes
day from the 22nd of day from the 2o,b Of
May TO the Goth of April to the Goth Of
November, inclusive. October, inclusive.
during the winter months these vessels connect
~ish the GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD at Port
land
RATES OF PASSAGE: q
From Chicago TO liverpool via Mich Central A reat
western and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
and steamers,
LIST Glass ........,........... $50 tot loo
accorcing to accommodations.
including cooked provisions.
FROM Liverpool 10 Chicago, via Steamer. and Rail
roads,
LIST CT ass. ,.......,.... sos to fllS75
according 10 accommodation.
osee' 70
including cooked provisions.
Afully qualified Surgeon sails In each vessel.
Each Passenger tiekctcd through will be al.
lowed the same quantity # baggage vsEE by Rail
road as by Steamer, via 20 cubic feet for each
cabin ana 10 feet for each steerage passenger.
Special trains from Quebec with the Mails and
Passengers are dispatched on the arrival Of each
Steamer
twill he observed from the following table that
the Canadian line have beaten every other in cross
ing the Atlantic, the average passages Of the Col
n and Cunard lines a. by the annual tables in the
MY. Herald during 1887 being
EASTWARD. wrsrwANp
Collins Line, lid 22h 20m Collins line, I3d l3h ON
cunard "sf. l0d 23h 3m Cunard /" ~. 10 5h Am
Boston lad 6h 0m Boston I'D l3h ON
Canadian line Tod l5a ON Canadian l.. lid LII ON
The longest passages made bythsCanadian Line
we're IL days to Liverpool and ? days to Quebec.
The Collins Line bave made passages of Is to 20
days aud the Cupard Line Of / 5 to II days.
For Passage or Freight from Chicago to Liver
pool, or Liverpool to Chicago. apply 10
j. WAkkACK,
Agent Of the NJ. o. SIS. Co.,
No. 80 Dearborn Street, Chicago Ma
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HA1s.-voorhies has just received and
opened large stock Of Hats and Caps Of all
styles and qualities, including the latest fall
fashion Of hats, and tip-top silk hats as a..
Gentlemen are requested to call.
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CO.Fnrtncrship NoIiCe.
- p. GRAY x. Z. SMITH have this day
! y. formed n partnership il the Carpenter and
Building business in Al It's branches, under tn,
Arm name and styla1f GRAY Smith. They will
be found on Fifth ftroet. between high and Nor
gan, where they WIN be happy TO receive the or
ders of their friends Ind the public.
mayIT '5saGm
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CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VA DETROIT
At the above office tickets for New York, Bost on
and ali the stations on the New York ! Erie Id
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. NARRACK,
Agent OF Is. d l.. II Railroad,
Office No. 80 Dearbon street, Chicago.
April 20, '5s-dly-c.R.s.
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EXTENSION TABLES. SIDE Boa rds,
- DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS,
in Oak, Mahogany and Cherry. for sale low for
Cash, By GKU. +. KIIB0uKNE, Agent,
mayl5d Main St. bet. I'd A Sd.
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q His Honor Judge Clagett, in bis
speech the other night, made an attack upon
Mr.. MsCrary for having no beard on his
face. This was very contemplate. Think
Of it reader, the Judge Of the First judicial
District Of Iowa seizing the occasion Of a
meeting to m cunt the stump and abuse :
young member OF his own Bsr for his youth.
Bot although ClAgett's beard 10 ~ bushy No
gris1ly and a. disgusting - . billy goats, il
Was coon evident to the meeting that wisdom
and talent were not in proportion to the hair
on the face, for the beardless McCrary de-
nolishsd the grizzly Judge, set him to
whining, and caused bis friendsto hang their
heads 10 silent shame.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-13

Onr readers will recollcct that the books
will be opened at the Gait House day and
to-morrow, for subscriptions 70 tho capital
stock Of the keokuk Branch. Walk up and
subscribe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-13

10 THE ladies.
MRS. NJ. TALON, having just returned from
1vl the East. Ia new offering TO the Ladies' a Cue
stock Of New spring Goods, including Bonnets,
Ribbons, Flowers, and every thing in thai line.--
Her shop ia removed 10
No. On Mnin.st.,
Where she will be pleased IL see her numerous
suS;1l.sfa, ~ -sEswlsI'. No,,s, = tol sa,s.
april
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-13

A coop assortment Of Bcys' ana Youths
t1Ciothing, 1t Nos Estes House, M.in-st.
aPs5d A. W. 4kIFfI1H,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-13

&. Tho river was on stand on Saturday,
with ~ at i've feet on the rapids.
WANTED--A Dwelling House not over ten
squares from this o6ice.
Sept. lid WIN. RICHARDS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-13

The DAHL Y GATE CITY OFFICE 10
In McCusE's Building, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. Entrance on Second street;
Counting Room 6rst door to The right. =
Orders for oil kinds OF Job Work Hlled
with neatness snd dispatch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-13

THE ABOVE MACHINES,
rR-THE BEsTEyER INyEETED,1
A kE sold at this agency at the manufacturers
Aprices, adding only the cost Of transportation.
ssD-instructions in operating the line given
gratis to purchasers Of Machines.
Refer to the following Ladies in keokuk, who
have these machines in use:
Mrs. Edw. kiIbourne, Mrs. A, b. Chittenden.
Mrs, VIM. Me6avie, Mrs. ] q Floyd,
Mrs. DIR. Ford, Mrs. John Burns.
Apply personally orby letter to
Elk. BUELL.,
~ Msin.st., tup stairs,)
spr1odAW0m ksokuk, Iowa.