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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-24
SAsHTuLE AND CHETrAEOoga RAILRoAD
Machine SnOp. Jap. p, 1883.

ThsWiE certify that are using the Psrafns Camel
Coal il uede by Union Coal anu OIL Company, Mays
vile, KY. Ia Agchiue shop Inc locomotives
road have tested the J very careu5 - discover
It's Qualities euurely convinced is very hHs OH
FOR machinery and hEL gallon OF tbs Oh Is fully equal
% w8 gal0as of The Lard OIL Il being entirely
rom gum our machinery will win ,ess pUR Than with
any Oh used although the Oh thin appear
ancs l. has alubrCanE body superior any OIL Ortin-
HTy use and % Is well ad spted TO HaiIT0sdE.
c. b. KNOW ks, Master Mechanic,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
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$40 ACres a. Land-

being tina. valuable body Of Land longing TO said dec
except the Dover Tract as ned 20 his widow Said Land
will be sold in separate tracts 200 acrea EACH
There Is an Improved oetteme each tract. This
rare opportunity 20 buy very fertile Lan6 we'll Watsrsd,
excellent Syringe, and well TmbeTsd and Wel adapted 70
the grsTth OF Ioboeoo, Corn, email Grain, Stock Rais-
ing, &C, DC.
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cv,xn BaU1--Tbe lovers Or dancing will not
r,-r.t the Grand Ball given this evening, At Ha-
noDia Hall Good music will DC In attendance, and
The occasion cannot fail to be pleasant one.
rsy- The President, 10 is stated has nominated
Col Johnston. Of The Utah expedition, to he
brighter General.
TEE DrrrERENCE.-Threem months ago money eoull
he had only at TIE rate Of two per cent month anu
even higher ia some cases Il If now sald that ur0
kerr In New oTk refuse at I'VE per cent per annu
for specified time. There appears 20 be giuI Oh
she article, which win however, soon ind an avenue
for its useful employment in the revival Of business
which is IN Progress ever me whole country.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
The friends and acquaintance Of Capt. JoHS
AARnT, are invited 10 attend his Funeral, from the
Christian Church, this morning at II o'clock
Services by Elder Tanning.
The members Of the different Masonic I.odsss in
,hs city, and all transient brethren are requested
10 meet 81 their Lodge a. half past o'clock, for the
,,nrpose Of attending the Funers..
Tsbrusry "a, ls5s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-24

Cochocto1, Ohio, S0v. n, Is5E
o.. WOOD & Co.-Gsntss As have bssu ENGAGED 90
selling your har Restorative the last Orouo
local agents. OK. b. hL-Eln0nsl and having experienced
tie 1eueucal effects Ci self would Ike 10 OBTAIN
agency Tor o. STATE ono, State On The So
should you wish make suCl aIraag smeHt a. am
convinced there nothing equal iH lhs UHisd States
Tor restoring she hair have been engaged % me bra
business years, add have sold various pc para
uOus Tor sh5 hair found noihHg tnZt restores e
a-cetye organs InVz0yss the sclp a. we'll e. 3Olf7
being FULLY thGt your restorative s Haai yul
present 10 % be- Oud ike 70 engage 10 ne sale oi IS Ore
/ an satlsasd is must cell
hoars LrlLE. 8. IL aLllAMA.-
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FREIGHT RATES
PROM
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO
NASHVILLE AND STATIONS,
on
Nashville & Chattanooga R. IL.
m-nnr on crnurn-cnA
WEST OF STEVENSON.

First olss Doluding Hsts) per 100 Ibs.,..s.-..sI Is
Second aiaAssss.sssssssssss-ss 1 90
Third class y 50
Special Rates for FuTLitaTe,Gen " .......... %
TOMPETITION between Steamers and Propelsrs plying
~ between New York and Charleston and Savannah hss
caused reduction Steamers fTeiEhts through Goods
As their charges may ucuale give above rates from
Charleston Savannah 20 Nashville At the we
guarantee shall exceed any time prior 70 lat
Of june the here OfoFe advertised as Through
hates from New York ard Philadelphia to Nashville 10
connection with Charleston and Savannah Steamship
Lines,
First Class, per 81 90
Second Class " " ''''''''sss.'. 's.-'....s-... IS
TSITd Class tssssss ...........,.. IS
Special Rates - ''.s'.s' 50
Consigu Goods TO Agen Genital Rsr Dad Savannah and
TO Agent south Carolina Railroad, Charleston.
verchsrges and Damages except damages occurring At
sea- will be promptly settled Gs heTetoiors.
For further Information Cards giving classification.
&c apply 70 me AZ n. & c. RsilrOad Depot or bv mail
10 CHAS, W, ANDERSON,
feb aft General Agent.
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Il THE THEArRE-Under the present efficient aad
energetic management Of the Gsiety, that dirty, d.
lspidstsd, and dismal place Of amusement is gradu
ally and rapidly assuming more cheerful clearly,
and comfortable aspect With the exception Of such
alterations in the general structure and manner Of
heating the building IS cannot be effected until the
theatre is closed for the summer the work Of reno
vstiEg and rsconstructing is going vigorously for
ward. The furniture and stage appointments Of
every description have been replaced with others Of
more recent style and better design. The private
boxes have been re6tted, Ceansed Carpeed and hung
With 6ne lace sud dlmask curtains. An entire new
Get Of scenery viii soon take the place Of the present
tattsred and time worn relics Of the good old time Of
JoHs GRHESE aud the Adslphi. Already several
pair Of fa.s side pieces, borders &c, are compile
ted, tas finish and elegance Of which are the theme
Of general comment and admiration. Among the
most beautiful, we would mention very handsome
z arden scene with terrace flowers vases, ETC., a
pair Of elegant Louis Qpat0rss Chambers auda most
superb palace scene. They are evidently the work
Of = highly accomplished artist
When the repairs aud alterations nov in progress
are completed, the Gae,y will be one Of the most
t.s,eful and elegant little places Of amusement in
the South. Manager Gasp spares neither pains nor
expense to render his theatre worthy the pat
rourge Of generous and discriminating public.
His arrangements are made to present to the
patrons Of the drama the best theatrical talent Of
the Union, by rapid succession Of staT after Star,
untl the close Of the saason-his engagements COW
ering every night for period Of months to come.
When we add to this that in the persons Of Mr. and
Mrs. CRISP, We enjoy the permanent possession Of
FIRST rate dramatic talent it will be seen how well the
wants Of the play-gong public Of Nashville are sup
piled under the new regime. We know we risk moth
ing in saying, that generous community will
evince their appreciation Of the managers libsrality
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v THE HAR.-Psopls have for centuries been afflicted
win bald heaI and ouy remedy heretofore ku1Wu,
has been those abomIna5l8 Eg 50 F5csus discovery %
Professor Wood these articles are being lass dispensed VITA,
but macy persons m lalro iz9 tusm, hsy
have been osn imposed b. Hair l0niss Of d1-r
eat kinds 70 ali p8rsJua We earnestly make
quest that they will -ry zsanl GA W0Il's
I'VE there tang fail We klJW 90 lady uh1
bald used the article short time. ald
covered completely with tlB uui5st beautiful
cur mag uHbls. We kuoW Of numerous cases where hair
rapidly aing cut which u restored ia zIszter pBrsc-
uou l1aL DC ever ha1 been before.
It also Enout doubt OF NE best articles for keep
ing me har Do good ennli1n, nE son aud 0ssy,
moving daGdruh and mas proved Itssf ts greatest al1y
% all tne ais that aair b heir 20.
% o. the dltY Of every ID improve lsr personal Az
pearance lnouEh aJme may ulleT gard he ways
dong 10 but every one W admit beautiful head %
hzrs oil2r 90 mzu or woman, 10 OBJ be d8-s
Cd ana tnsrs are no means nat sl1ut be ls uutusd
obtain sucn eon4i15ratJ1 WJHas'i Advocate, Pni4-
Gel phia-
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BEg- There wSs not 60 large An audience at the
Gaisty last night as We had hoped 10 see upon the
occasion Of Mr.. EvEEETT's benefit yet he hes cause
70 be proud Of the compliment paid him by those
Who know and appreciate bis merits as actor and
q man.
OF the performances last night, We can only say
thas they we're fully up 10 the high standard Of eX-
eslIencs achieved by Mr.. snd Mrs. CRISP sDd the
company. We thought Mr.. EVERETT acquitted him
self with greater credit than ususl He was snthu-
sisstically aTplauded as we're Mr.. and Mrs. CEIsF.
Te-nigbt, Mr.. HsCEETT. one Of the most eminent
comedians of the day. appears in the great obaTac'
Ter Of Sir John Folstaf
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RECUI,AR CINCINNATI PACKETS,
Large Sale.

puUuanee o. decree rendered By The CREST Court
for Robertson county, Tennessee 10 The Of Mrs
BHa9s Polk, ct els. d. D. Holman snd wife, ais,
the last Term, viii as special Gem missioner, sell publicly
70 she highest bidder,
On Thursday, the 18th day Of March, 1888,
the premises HheFeOn the late james Polk deceased
lived the time Of bis DEATH miles from PoYt
BOWL and tEaLRe mlaE west Of snrin ghald. ahnnL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-24

Mr. Knowles IL Master Of Machinery OF Road, and
eIiable mau, 10 whose statements would oon6ds.
y. K. oIEyENSOE, President,
EashvIlle and Chattanooga Railroad,
H. 1. ANDERSON,
Super ntendsHt Of n. g. 4. b. X.
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VTTATERFIBLD & WAbKER are adding 10 thsir sxtsu-
w slvs assortment New Blegsut Styles Of Hats
original in design and Of superior Their stock
large and select and their prices low and uniform.
fsb - WATBRFIBLD q WALKER.
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J. & A. ARNOT,
LYNCH, AREOT g. co
Chestnut allart
CAurInN.

Many Druggists, having Old Liniments on hand will y
sell Them 70 the best but do you positively refuse
70 purchase them. Ask for BRAGis ARCTIC LINIakSF
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Another Sheet Iron
Safe Gone!
MORE nOMBEXIES.


A SHEET IRON SAFE as. C. HERRING 49,"
was robbed night or two since, In this city. The
Safe was thrown over it's back on some bags Of
coffee powder put into the lock, the door blown
open, and some $500 extracted.
WHEN WILL MEN LEARN WISDOM?
Why longer use Sheet Iron Safes that arc contin-
ually being blown open and robbed.
ALLIES SAFES
are the only reliable Safes in use, sure proof
against FIRE and burglars.
The undersigned agents for Lilies Safes are
ready ut any time TO test his safes with any other
make Of safes used in this city. Cali around gen
tlemen, those who can open one Of Lilies Safes
With sledge hammer-sny Of our safes are 81
your service. Try them on. MIR. Lille don't pre-
tend to make safe that never can be broken into
but no does pretend to make Safe, and does do II
that will resist the burglars tool or Are, great
deal longer time than any other safe now made
We will guarantee to open any Of the Sheet Iror
safes in half the tiHc you can open one Il LII.
lies, If you can open one all
A full assortment Of Lilies Safes at
LiLLE's Agency, 1873. Main St.
July, Cpl TILLINGHAsT LANE.A BUEL.
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REMOVAL.
Il u M M e r & COL

Having Moved 10 the New story
House, No. IO3 Main.st. cor. Atm,
ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH,
PAINTERS AND BUILDERS
ALLOW PRICES FOR CASH,
VIA GLASS Of all sizes, from $40 to 4Ost 90 !;
SASH, (primed and Glazed ~ desred;)
LINSEED OIL, (Raw or Boiled;)
LARD AND COTTON-SEED OIL,
(For Lubrioating and Burning;)
PURE WHITE LEAD;
PURE HITE NC;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE;
ALCOHOL;
VAR HE'S AN d JAPAN.
We also manufacture "White's COMPOUND
Drier," which is superior to any other drier In the
market.
We have instantly in stock Whiting, Venetian
RED, Ochr es, Chrome, Paris 0rcen, Umbers Siennas
Lampbiack, VAndyke Brown, Red Lead, Litharg 60
de-, &c. Also, Paint Brushes, 9lAzicrs' Diamond
Glariers's Points, Gold Leaf, 10.
We have large stock Of Hardware, which hav
ing been received within the past twelve months
is all new and fresh, and wishing 10 close thiI
ly low figures. The stock comprises good assort
ment Of building materials adapted to the Western
market, and Carpenters Tools.
Ws- We invite the attention Of Country Mer
chants to our stock, feeling assured that we car
sell them goods at 10 prices Gbey can find II
St. Louis or any other Western city. 40
We solicit the attention Of Merchants, Painter
and Builders to our new place OF business,
No. 1O3 Main street, neri TO Woorev Tsmpiin =
Apr2sd pLuMMER co.
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6HAND r RUNK RAILR GA II
OF CANADA.

10A DELIGHTFUL 4 ROMANTIC R0uTE~N2
FROM fHK WEST
Best0n, Nssc York, and IT, Eastern States
VIA tAs MicAtsSn Central, Great Western,
OydensbsysA 4 Vermont CENTRAL, and
oAAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers By this route have an opportunity of
whiting some Of the gfandest and most won
derful scenery in the world, including Toronio
Aa1t6s Of the 81. Laurence, Quebtc Montreal White
Asesasssas, Ae Tubular bridge, tneariy f,ro miles
ie~ssA), Lake ChdmpiaiH, Falls of Monfmo,enei,
Nu1sea Rirer, rte, rte.
o. aad after May 1, 1858, Baggage viii be
0A4Gked Through from Chicago.
To EMlGRANTs.
PSsages may be secured at the Office Of the Com
pany In Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdeen and Montrose. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supotinten1s the removal OF
cmigrants and baggage at Quebec free OF charge
Fare from $50 to ss5 to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVI An.
OF 2e. 500 TONS AND 700 FEET LONG
Is under contract 10 this compan for one or more
Grips 70 Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns in Europe will
shortly be issued. Tickets FROM Chicago for nl
POINTS East, also for the Leyiathan, or for the NJ
O.S.S. Co.'S ships, can be- obtained at the Ofict
of tho GRAND Trunk RailroaJ, No. 30 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
j. wARRACh,
Agent OF Grand Trunk X. X. Co., Of Canada.
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HAVING PUMCHAsED THE Above WHICH
SUCCESSFUL
chamber between and the the T1ss1 1E n feet
all our Of
We sMoncsv and
. n h
dpies
&A-Tin
ons, n Aaa.,
re ON
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SELLING OFF AT COST
MISS WARNER will offer, for the next twenty
M days, at cost for cash, her entire stsck Of
READY MADE BONNETS.
Those who have not supplied themselves with
SUNNI or Bonnets will 1nd II much 70 their advan-
tage TO call soon.
keokuk june 80, SD
rochester Commercial Nurseries,
ROCHESTER,, MONROE CO., NY,
II n. HOOKER 4 CO., ProPRIsroRs.
WM. BARNES, AGEsT, al The Office Of Sfoddard 4
Career, bonner MN, Depot, Ksokul, love,
VTyILL be happy to furnish Descriptive Pam
wv phlets, free, 10 any who may desire IL; also,
70 receive orders for all Finds Of Fruit Tres 0rna
mental Trces, Hedge Plants, Evergresns, Decide.
GUS Trees and Shrubs; SMALL Fruits, such q
S.r.. Iii u.s. g.srtesr;ss, Gcesetcr-es Flsrth~r-
rier, Currants, and every variety 81 Grapes " =
delivered in good order nsxt Fall o. spring =
suit purchers. II
ksokuk, Msy 81, lstS-[dlw-w1ml
no THE EADlB0. ~
AIRS. N. TALON, having just Ietnrns4 3reu
yl the East, IL new Offering y - lAatse -
stock Of Nsv 6nsing aoedss aineln41ne 1ennsts
Ribbons, Ilovsss, snd rytAiat = thas lins.-
Her shop ID semeved y
Ne. q Waln~os.,
where sAs WIN ~ lleassa = - her nunsfou
ssstonsn. 0Iowlss'sMeas Tor sals.
0pBA0
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HussaIo ana Lake Huron Haiirond

CHICAGO TO BUFFALO TId DETROIT
At the above Office tickets for New York, Boston,
and all the stations on the New York Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained
j. WARRACk,
Agent Of b al. II. Railroad,
Office No. SO Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, 'ss-dly-c. H.s
Sight Drafts on London al dollars per ster-
ling may be obtained at the Office OF the Grand
Trunk X. X. Of Canada, in Chicago.
. singers sewing Machine.
LNoR all manufacturing purposes, Singers Sew
i ing Machines deemed indispensable. The
public insist upon having their clothing. Ae., made
by them. Singer, Family Sewing Machine is the
latest prescnted for competition, and, being ar
ranged with full knowledge OF the defects OF other
machines for similar uses has avoided or remeded
them all. 1t is the handsomest Sewing Machine
ever made, and the easiest to learn TO operate.
Ats excellent mechanical principles and qualities
are readily appreciated by those acquainted with
aSRiAg machinss, and give assurance Of their be-
epuiSa 1Aiversally adopted. Apply for ], NJ
W = Gazette. Copies supplied gratis.
- - Lake Street, Chicago.
MN. BKppERICK, Agent.
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Um1A q. n. sCn1vnM,D AGENCY.
~ nSasssal ocsan ssSsnsAIp co,s
''r'. All SHIPS.


ANsLo.sAxoN, NoKTm AMERICAN,
BOHEMIAN, tnew) NORTH BRIToN, tnewl
fEovA s00TfAN .tnew) HUEdARIAN, tneal
Raining In conn ection with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD of Canada, under contract with
the Canadian Government 10 transport
the Mails.
DATES OF SAILING.
Ev.srs .ssrn.s. s.ur Every y1a
day from the 22nd Of day from the a aoih Of
Msy 70 the Goth Of April to the zoth OF
November, inclusive. October, inclusive.
During the winter months these vessels connect
with the GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD at Port
hand.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From Chicago 10 Liverpool via Mich Central %
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
and Steamers,
according to accommodations.
steerage...;. 80. '.s4'
including cooked provisions.
From Lirupooi 10 Chicago, via Steamers md Rail
roads,
LIST sos to $lls75
according to accommodation.
6tecrAge
including cooked provisions
Afully qualified Surgeon sails in each vessel.
Each Passenger ticketcd through viii be al
lowed the same quantity Of baggage rREK BY HALL
road a. by Steamer, viz: 30 cubic feet for each
cabin and 10 feet for each stoefaRe passenger.
Special trains from Quebec with the Mails and
Passenger are dispatched On the arrival Of each
Steamer.
Itwillbe observed from the following table that
the Canadian line beaten every other in cross
Ing the Atlantic, the average passages Of the Col
Mas and Cunsrd lines by the annual tables in the
n. X. Herald during 1857 being
EAsrwAkp. wRsrvARp.
Collins Line, lid 22h 2om Collins line, l3d lsh ON
Oanard NJ. led 13A Sm Cunard /" NJ. 12dl 5h Am
Boston Id Oh ON :" Boston I'D lah ON
OsnAdiaa iinelodI5h ON Canadian L. lid III ON
Tho longest passages made blythe Canadian Line
we're II days to Liverpool and ! days to Quebec.
The Collins Line have made passages OF 15 to 20
days, and the Cunard Line Of Is IL days.
For Passage or Freight from Chicago to Liver
pool, or Liverpool 70 Chicago. apply to
j. WAkRACK,
Agent II the n. o. SIS. Co.,
No. SO Dearborn Street, Chicaeo. Ills.
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Notice to Hcusekeepcrs.
ECONOMY OF TIME AND MONEY!
nNlNFOK 30 DAYSl

T WILL sell $50 cords Of dry snd hard Wood
l uSnrg cosr. two-thirds If which Is Ut the first
quality fer making quick aud hot fires, 10 wit
blackberry, Hickory and Ash, and one-third Oak,
Elm and Wainut, all cut two yesrs ago. For the
next 80 days will sell this wood by the cord, four
feet lpng, delivered, az the following prices:
cord hard ard airy, delivered, (ansawedl, So 90
s cords ~ do sawed, is 90
~ do do do do rs 90
II dosired quantities - cords or more will be
delivered Hny where IN the city. corded, meas arcd
and sawed ht The above prices.
tie second quality, ~ soit wood, will be deliy-
ere "a ~ So - per cord
Persons WHO wish TO try this wood can have one
lead Of % feet delivered for 81 20, OF 3 loads
(making | cord for 50 20.
Persons wishing good Wood will cali soon at
tne esa iafa, saTasE ~ lag .Ia ~ \
rw' TERMS positively CASH. ~t-
/ iunezldlm r. LEBREfON.
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HARTFORD PRE- INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL 100000.

POLICIES PROMPTLY ISSUED,
At fair rates, on ell kinda Of insurable property
Dscelins HoSsts taken at reduced rates!
WIN. W. BELKNAP, Agent,
IulY2dlm Second st. near Main.
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HarA q We DoOtless K0OKukians
FIyIMES are Hard. MONEY Is Scarce. But
i DUKE 10 up with the Times, and down with
the Cash. II times are hard, HIS WORK LASTS A
vsRY eRsAs wsILs. IL money II scarce, HE
SELLS VERY CHEAP.
Having Just received his Spring Stock, ne 10
now ready TO accommodate all who may give him >
call, either Ia Eastern or Custom made work, and
would call particular attention TO the latter.
Having established manufacturing on the most
extended scale he will keep constantly on hand and
make to order evsry thing in his line, from putting
on patch making an tmfanf's shoe, to . Satin
Cater OF Patent CaD Boot and win sell the best Of
goods at the very lowest possible prices Tor CASH.
In custom work he warrants PITS, not to cramp,
| but to Cure Corns.
MAMMOTH BOOT,
| apr2Sd Nos. Sc, 66 and IS Main-st.
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Roofs, Roofs Roofs.
suBsTANTIAL, SAFE, CaEAPI
ISAAC RHWAUD,
Chemical Cement RoofsY,
Office in Wm. O. Danisrs Store, Fexsth
Street, bstVssn Main and Jehsso~,
VrngyYY IovfA


WILL nAnufseturs and pat on : ssrpsrioe
w Csmsut kooAsg ,suitaSlsfof al kinds Of buiid-
ings II ID applied sitAeR On felt o. ssaysss, md
to roofs Of any grads, fSoa Of an iush up 70 one
fourth pitch, aad b equally Surabss II Ill easss.
II 10 we'll adapted TO cover oorniess, wAih II all
kinds and TO cement al kinds Of roofs 70 ths wall
and protsst them psrfestly from waesf. II Il the
most suitabls roo6ag for vssnadAAs o. pnsshs !;
walking over II win not iAjurs Il in the least, u
II win bseons hard In al temperatures, thss
making the most desirable seslag for psomsaaAss.
This valuable roofing has been thoroughly tested
for more than nine yssss, and has remained fast
and uninjufsd. IL has bssa in usaiu this city for
three years, and Ass given entire satisfaetisn.
Ror further information plsass cali at ths ofios
tits trouble ~ sAsv spe6nsns u roofs Of three
yssrs standing fses fron lsaks or repairs md nm
injured. Among the many persons who have used
u in Keskuk are the following. 3A
D. W. Kilbourne, 3. EtaxkvatAsf,
&c. Psrrott, Jas. B. Bruce,
Hawkins Taylor, VIM. o. Daniel,
]. w. johnson, A. WAloo&t,
SamI Pollock, J. B. Howell,
Dr.. Hicks, Dr.. Knowles,
8. 6.vsil i Co., J. Clark,
Ficklsn : Lucas, r.. Dowsr,
bco0ald . Bro, d. Rsddington.
AipA one tAing-this roof 10 moro Are-psoof
tAaA any sthsr, net excepting even slate.
ape20d3r
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Ce-Partnership Notice.

- T. GRAY X. r. SMITH have this day
-. tss..sa 9 .--.rer.hip l. 'he Carpenter end
Blu iiding businoss in all Ito branches, under the
firm name and style At Gray smith. They will
30 found on Fifth street. between High and Nor
gan, where they will BIO happy to resolve the %
doris Of their friends and the public.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-20

kEOkUk
CLOTHING STORE,
No. Estes House. Keokak.
MYTH thanks 10 my many friends for past
w favors, l beg leave to inform them that l
am now receiving my SPRING AND SUMNER
STOCK OF CLOTHINE, fresh from the
houses Of u. Deylin Co., and James Wilde, jr.,
L Co., the two best Clothing II ouses in the Uni
led States. My Clothing is good and well made
those who have purchased Of me will testify TO
that fact /; and to those who have not, would say
come and try for yourselves. Good Goods, at a fail
price are always the cheapest.
Owing 10 the pressure in money matters an
comp lled to sellstrictly for CASH.
April I'd A.W .GKIFF1TH.
EENTS' Cashmere Suits. good and latest fash
/ ~ ion, for sale u. No. Estes House, MAin-st.
/ aprad A. W.3.
1 VERY superior assortment Of Linen Good
| n on hand vt No. Estes House, Main-st.
| npr2d Awe.