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DEATH OF COL. LEaMANoWsKY.

We regret TO learn that Col. Lehmanowsky.
at one time resident of Lancaster county,
died in Clark county, Indiana, on the 4tE inst
He was Pole by birth, and IN officer under
Napoleon during bis wars. lie was man of
great bravery, and saw bard service, as the nu-
merous scars that he wore testified. He won
distinguished honors iu the service, aud was
ardently attached to tho interests of Napoleon
When the latter entered France from Elba,
LehnIaDowsky, With many others Of his old
companions in arms, revolred from the Allies
and joined his standard, the peualty for which
was death, aud after the defeat of Waterloo,his
lite being forfeited and himself hunted, be pas
sed through the most severe trials aud prlva-
lions IN attempting 10 escape to this country,
and finally, after two years of stratagem and
suffering that few could have endured, he
reached the United States and settled iu this
country. He afterwards removed to Washing
ton City, and there became a minister Of the
Lutheran denomination, in which capacity he
continued to his DEATH From Washington he
removed to Indiana, where be died
Colonel Lehmanowsky was TREND and COM
panlon IN arms of the late DR.. JAS g. Ver-
beke, of Harrisburg. They saw QUE another
for the last time for many years, on the memo
rable battlefield Of Waterloo, from which each
escaped marked victim. Both reached Amer
lea uukrowRto each other, and when by acci-
dent they met in this country, their feelings
were so overpo~crins as to deprive both Of rho
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-02-05
AGRICULTURAL.
WINTER BUTTER.

Some have difficulty in making butter in win
ter. This is probably owing to the fact that
the original fountain bead of the bu,ter-the
"old cow," does not receive the right kind of
raw material from which to manufacture the
cream IL she be supplied with this, and the
milk when strained be placed upon the stove
until 1t gets warmed up little, say until a
few bubbles rise up, there is usually but little
trouble in making what is called "wintet but
ter
DR.. Holmes, editor of the Maine Farmer.
gives the above advice and cites this article
from the "Ohio Cultvator," which is short and
TO the purpose, whether for summer or winter
operations:
estate Fair goers of late years have noticed
that A. Havens, of Delaware county, has car
ried off the first premiums for butter While
at the Delaware County Fair, this fall, we ask
ed Mr.. Haveus how i, was done, and he told us
als views, in this wise He uses common tin
pans, strains them pretty full of milk, and lets
1t stand till it changes or becomes thick. The
cream is then skinned off, aud churned in u
dash churn holding half barrel. After cburn-
ing, wash the butter in cold spring water till
the buttermilk js we'll out, then work in three
f6urths OF an ounce of Ashton foctory solar
salt to the pound of buttar. Let it stand "a
hours, aud then work out the baine with a la
die. MIR. Havens keeps his milk on shelves in
stone spring house. He thinks the right tenn
perature for cream st the time of churning is
o2 degrees. The cream should not be scalded
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-02-05
BEDFORD. PA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1858

power of utterapce for some moments. The
Friendship manifested for each other during
their lives seemed greater than the ties OF
brothers or kindred, and they have both gone
to their long-wished-for rest within the short
period Of u year, zealous Lutherans, in the tulI
beief CT the Christians hope, happiness here
after. LancaSter Times.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-02-05

KEEP Your Mourn SHuT.'-Never allow
the action Respiration TO be carried on through
the mouth. The nasal passages are clearly tbh
medium through which respiration was by our
Creator designed 10 be carried on God breathe
ed into mans nnstrils the breath Of life,' pre-
vious to his becoming living creature. The
difference in the exhaustion Of strength BY
loug walk with the mouth firmly closed, and res
piration carried on through the nostrils instead
Of through the mouth is inconce:vable TO those
who have never tried the experiment. 1t is
said that the habit of carrying on the work Of
inspiration and expiration through the mouth is
the origin ofaltapst all the diseasescf the throat
and lungs.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-02-05

few DAYS since, rough, country looking
fellow entered one Of the New York Banks,
and marching up TO the counter, exclaimed,
'>Here an, want sou TO take fair look at
me.' Without word further he sirode out.
The next day the same customer appeared, ut
tered The same words, and again disappeared.
The third day,at about the same time, he walk
ed IN, and advancingtio the teler's desk, threw
down a draft payable three days after sight
Snow" said he, "you've seen me three times,
! want the money for it -
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ssigTEal- OF MEMORY.
BY ALICE ctgEy.

Among the beautiful pictures
rh1t hang on Mcmury's wall
j. th1t Ut a dim oil !Urcs.
That seemeth Drst OF all
Not for It's gaarl-d oak ol len,
Dark with the misietoe
y OF for the viglsts golden
That sprinkle the vale below;
Aot for the milk white lilies
That lean from the frs grant hedge,
Coquetting Ill day with this sunbeams,
And stealing fhcir golden edge;
Not for the vines OF the upland
Where the bright red berries rest,
Nor the piuks, ,;nor the pale sweet cowsIip,
II scrmeth to me the hest.
/ once had lit;la brother,
With eyes that were dayk and deep
In the lap OF that old dim forest
He lieth in peace asleep;
Light as the down OF the thistle,
Free as the winds that blow,
We roved there the beautiful summers,
The Summers long ago;
But his feet on the hills grew weary,
And one of the Autumn ewes,
made FOR nay little brother
A bed of yellow leaves.
Swcotly his pale arms folded
NJ neck in e meek embrace,
rs the light Of immortal beauty
Silently covered his face;
And when the arrows Of sunset
Lodged ia the trse-tops bright,
lie fell, in his saint-like beauty,
Asleep by the gates Of light -
Therefore, Of all the pictures
That hang on Memory's wall,
The one Of the dim old forest
Seemeth the best of all.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-02-05

Ginciuua,i has population of $4,000 in
habitants. an increase in ten years OF oyer ST.
00U.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-02-05

The Germantown Telegraph nominates Com
modore Pauiaing for President IN 1860.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-02-05
A GOOD HIT FOR YOUTH.

An old chap 10 Connecticut, who was tne 0f
the most n,ggaraly men known in that part OF
The country, carried the blaeksmitblng busi-
ness very extensive ly: and, as is generally the
case IL that statc, boarded all OF his own bands
And to show how he envied the men what they
eat be would have bowl Of bean soup iishea
up for himself to cool, while that for the hands
was served up in large pan just from the
boiling pot This old fellow had an appren-
tice who was rather nnlncky among the hot
irons frequently burning his fingers The old
man scolied him severely one day for being 80
careless.
How can I tell, said the boy. if they are hot
unless they red2
''Nevcf touch anything again til you spit on
il, if it don't hiss it won't burn
In u day or two the man sent the boy in To
see if his SONS was cool. The boy went in
spit in the howl of coprsei,he soup did not
hiss, Tie Went back md told the boss all was
right.
Dinner cried he.
All hands run, down sal the old man at the
head of the table; and in went large spoonful
of the baiiing hot soup to his mouth.
Good heavens! crieG the old man, in the
greatest rage. .sWhas Gid you tell me ,,rat
lie for you young rascal ~
did not lie, said the boy very innocen,ly.
s'fou told me should spit Oh anything to try
if it was hot sp; in your bowl, aud the soup
did not hiss, so | supposed it was cocl.'
Judge OF the effect ON the jours That boy
never was in want II friends among the Journey
mon.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-02-05

And silwith peal and ruby glowing
Was the far p.tiaes door,
Ihro' wiicll calne flowing, h0wing, howin
And sparkling eHerpi0ts,
troop oi Echoes, W ose sweet daty
Was hut e Sing
In voices Of surpaSsiag beluty,
The VII and wisdom uftheir aiug
But evil things IN robes OF sorrow
ASsaiiad tie mentrca'S high estate.
{ Ali let IL mogsya for never morrow
Sbgli aawa upoa him ,i.solatc3
A'ui round about lIis home the glory
That lushcd and bIoomed,
IS hut tlum-rrlnembeTed story
Oi ,he o.I. timc tutomhed.
And travellers, now, within that valley,
Thropgli tile il.d litten windows sec
ass forms that ii'eYe tanJisticaily,
TO dlScordam melody,
While, iiAc q g!la'tly, rapid river,
Through tne p,le door,
4 blirtus throng rgSh ont forever,
Anj ltigil- ii.lt smile no morc
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-02-05
VOL. 81. NO. 6.
4 SAH0R,S YARN.

| We, heard, the other lag, story related by
| on Old sailor, Captain jacob Jones, which,
mace great impression on us, and which We
Visa we could repeat with the unction and
nautical phraseelagy OF the worthy NARRATOR
IL occurred during the last waf. The captain
who was native Of Plynonth, was running on
/ to the coast on a schooner loaded viii aorr.--
lie had nearly reached his destination, wien he
was overhanlcd by an ene,ny's frigate, who or
dered him peremrtarily to hea7e line aboard
There Was no resisting the command, for the
schooner was without arms, and the render full
OF marines, aad sailors armed 10 the teeth with
pistols, muskets, aud cutlasses. The captain
had igbt but tair breeze aloft, BIS sails drew,
aud he was driving near reef, the entrance to
when he was perfectly familiar with, and once
inside WHICH he was sure Of making port, up-
disturbed byi the lender
With this view, he ordered one of his men
forward with the liue, and in clear, stentori-
an voice, perfectly audible ON board the tender,
sang out--"a aeaye your line aboard,' then ho
added, soto Uoce, 50 as to DC heard only BY III,
men, s'Hsare it shorfr'
The yankee sailor caught the hint, aud
shove according to directions The end of
the line fell Spiashing in the water.
High above the execrations of Ile English
officer, commanding The tender, rose the roar
of the indignant yankee skipper-ssIs that The
way To heare a liue, you luoperly son of land
crabs HeaYe the line sh,p-shspe, you lubter,
or III cut your liver out HeaUe at short.
Again tie line fell short, and The English
ofieer alrd Yankee capt4in Wed with euch other
IN showeri'ig inprecations and invectives on the
head OF the blunderng Grandchildren y Meai,-
while the breeze was fresheuing, and the sohoou-
er drawing nearer 10 the reel.
Again and again the order 70 heave was Civ
en-, wits the same undertone addititn, and tie
same result, the Euglishman began to smell
4 rat, aud just as the Yankee skipper threw
himself fiat on his deck, and made bis meu f,i-
low his example, the report of dozen muskets
was heard, and shower OF bnleIs came shiz-
zing through the rigging.
let them fire and be dalned," said the
1apkee-''lil slow them clean pair OF
heels
Aud taxing his tiller between bis heels, as
ke lay ni"n the deck he run the schooner cey-
eriY inside the reef. They were soon ournt
gun shot from tie batHed teader. Up went tho
stars and stripes, with a hearty cheer from the
mariners, and a one-eyed sea dog pulled out a
HE, and gave then Yankee Doodle. in strains
as inelodious as the triumphant uotcs of porker
'hat has escaped trom the butchers knife.-
Capt Jones, saved his bacon anu his -four too
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Fine Roses & Fruits.

= AuC muses. ~ 5 uAANOs
5000 Rsses. ON their own roots, ~ splspdid
varieties, consisting Of Hyb.id Cifnhing,
MultiAora. Prairie AyYsehife Boursauil,
Hybrid Bourbon, Hybrid psrpstnal, Of Rs-
uonstant, Hybrid China, NoissGss, Moss and
Yellow Roses, Black and varisgstsd, (mot-
tled. dotted and stripedl 0aliics hyhrid
and Dwarf Progresses supesb and unrtvalsA
eaes Z.
1000 LIZ 91f94 3sr. .4eee eesle,
- ~ Nj Sk1 -.
~ ~ -
eanas xU0 III 4&kH u
go 49, ~
yW34WA 0v4ANV III -
Ilske - 10 y 4tle-
61D& ~ t. ssN&
5000 UlKzQ 19 yie-
ID a. ~
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WILLIAMSON = N u NJ n Liz
yT7HOLEsALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
w have removed to No. 20 Main street. (noTth
sids,) doors from Fourth street, whore they oAss
u very low prices for Cash, large stock ofDrus,
Chemicals, Fsints, Oils Dye-Stu1s, vaTnishss, Al
soAels, window Gisss md Glass Ware.
apsSd1m
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MAyINO ABOVE HLIkHMENT
HEEM 0m EAT II
and
,. q @ PRRnHa Sow @ % I as
HEATING sr0yEs sse I'm
Stoves and assure them that sell eapa' they saa ~
had bFekssav ~.
4 #.s
WeST
keokuk, owaS
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TMUHTEEs6 8ALE.
DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby givsn that On the
I Gath day Of April next, In front Of the pfeni-
-. o. Main street. ksoknk, Iswa, shall prsssed
70 sell to tho highsst bidder, for cash . han4,
Abe following real estate in tbs eity II Ksohek,
IswA. Wis: thirteen and half (l3l) feet q ths
east side Of lot and eight ts 3sstc4 The
vest side OF lot nine ~ in block twenty-sight
Of sAid city b. ons hundred and forty ulel test
the west. and Saml y. Miller on the cost.
The sale il made BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust
from Hawkins Taylor TO made, TO secure The pay.
mont Of fourprcm sssory notes Of one h1narsd And
three and 7S- Toe dollars each two Of which notes
:sc due ard r-is swd ny the t~vms ~ The Tv~st
Deed am rsqairsd 70 sell the property. Sale b.
tween the hours Of 10 clock .. m. snd o'eloek
p. n. oAA - = AAnLnnp
March 8, t858-dtd Trustee.
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The undsrsignsd, having formed Co. PartneF-
ship uudsr the names and lyle Of Hainee Brother,
and purchased the entire interest Of u. 8. FarraS,
will sontinus ths bssinsss Of manufastsring Sad.
Deors, Biinas, kieoring, ruWp-1 sbiss, 49,, -
the old stand, corner Of 3 Bluf Streets, near The
Kcokuk r.. Dss Aoinss Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINES,
Ksekst sept. =, ~. r. Q. HAINEs.
oet6-d
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BY stats AUTHORITY.

IS
l8l0.--CaARrER PERPETUAL.
Cash Capital, $1,000, 900.
ABSOLUTE AND usMrAIREp.
WITH A SURPLUS OF ssos ,ss7.ss.
VITA the Prestge Of - Yssvs' Sseess Experience.
ASSETS JANUARY !, 1855:
Cash in hand and Deposites in Hartford Banks,
Cash in transit and gents hands ..... fU,S71.0s
Money due Co., secured BY mortgage.... 6A1s.04
Real Estate unincumbered ..... x7,833.43
Bills Tbs
Market Value.
100 bonds, and 10 y ct. Int. anly, 4lO1, 10000
so do Connecticut River Co. stock, $4,000
SO do stafford Bank Stock. ......... 5000. 90
80 do Waterbury Bank Stock. 100000
IS do Providence q - ..... l,y00.ee
sSss do New York $780,. .- soc,ssIse
Is do Jersey City ..... l47S.eO
100 do Us. Tru:, Co. N. Y. Stock. 10000. 90
$50 do N. Y. l.. l., 4 Trustee. -, 90
Total Liabilities, sl,5os. ss7.ss
Unsettled Claims not due..-.........4l = 81
Lsssss Equiiabiy Adjusted AID Promptly Paid.
UPWARDS OF eli, 10000
OF Losses have been paid by tho GtnA Insurance
Co., In the past s8 years.
Fire ana INLAND Navigator
Risks accepted ut terms consistent with solvsncy
and fair profit.
Especial attention given the TnsursMcs Of DeSlncs
and Contents, for ferMs Of one TO .dvs pears.
The progress Of this corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through seasonsof hnsneial sun
shine and storm, Or periods evsntfui In or exempt
from ,.eepioE e0naagrstions and maritime di..s-
troubles Of tho credit system eject ~ in NO mate
rial particular.
During ''hardeAin mes" th.sscurity Of rsliable In
suranse Is an imperative duty-the ability Of
property owns's to sustain loss being thsn much
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State. Policies issued vitbou,
delay, BY any Of the duly authorised Agents Of ths
Company.
a@Busness attended to with Despatch and Fl.
OFFICE of the Keohuk Agency, corner of Enc
and MAin-su. II. b. TEN-EYCK,
mchsIAwem State Agent
| ROYAL STEWART. JHo. 4. aRlYvISn
STE wART 4 GRITYITM,
Office formerly occupied by Hatch 1 Thompson
sxcoSD ST., NEAR MAIN,
Attorneys and Counssliors at Lag,
INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Parficutdy attention paid to the Collection Of Debts
! and Loaning Of Monsys.
I N g q r A n G e
CALL AND
lasnre your Property aSainsf Loss By
| FIRE! EbREl FIREy
In the following responsible Companies
HUMBOLDT
Err r. INGU u n n CO m PANY
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Tive Hundred TAousana Dollars
LAMAR
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
| NEW YoRK.
Cash Capital GOO, 200 Dolsars,
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
ST. LOUIS, no.
| lash Capital $500 900.
| 18ne Risks taken in this very responsi
THE CHEAT AEPUDLaC
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
~. LOUIS, NO.
Cash Capital 500, 900 DelIars.
eMsrnnI Risks solicited for this very respon
Fire 4 Marine Has. Co.
| BRIDGEPOkT, CONN.
aCAPfrAL AND SURPLUS, 1851 900 90.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
CAPITAL, $500, 700 90.
~ Above highly responsible Companies are nov
prepared TO Insure Property against
t. Loss or Damage BY Fire.
And Pay All Losses Promptly. ~
INCylpr vQJIR YJvro
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fTSHB co-Paftnsrship heretofore existing be-
/ tween the subssrissys, undcr the name and
6rm Of Farrar = Haines, 10 this day dissolved ~
mutual consent. Robert 4 p. 9. Hsipss will con
6rn il iisaiaation. Thsy viii also settle Ill e
counts Of the late Arm, aad all debts dr. It must
ROBERT HAINES.
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City Scrip Wanted.
FOR
GROCERIES.
800
CALL AT
dec17dtf II. WiLSEA,1s

Wisconsin Lumber Yard.
IA good sssort1aeat Of the 70.
LUM BER. riousqualities,
thickness. WSsA
A fair assort men ~ hone
JOIsTs. A&AAlls filed atssNsgnlM
1ytsss.
)Good -tlscd piles Of thecom-
sCANTLANS' mon lengths anasises.
Sawed an d cut, th clatts1very
LA1. cheap.
stur0LEs. Pine .Popls rand Cottonwood
sAsm. From smallest 70 largSftsise
Small and large plain raised
DOORS. I and moulded.
~s.x~ma Rolling and stationary.
AS~ra .ttos vhich art icleSt hes ubscriberwill
IN s61l 1T the yards on the
OSsAer Of Eighth and Blondeausss.,
oppos3xn SusLlc SCHOOL :,
"a on tha corner u ~ ilEea see:stnear n.
70 n. D.H. r. H. Depot a ~ - 80 can 3
hesshtiA The city, and 49, ~ a sSssd a.
11II 6alsd from the country and shipped
en1loa on tho abroad ut The lowest rates,
sv9idIy r. O. KELLOGG, Agent
re- RAILROAD MEN.
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GLASSWARE in great variety, Goblsts, Wines
O1gg 0iassss, ChAnpag nes, Cordials, DecantsTs
Wine Bottles, Bar, Table and 6ods Tunblers, Bit
ssr Bottles, 6alvcsa Sugars. epoeD Stands, Bowls,
Preserve Dishes, Celery Glssses, syrup Bottles,
Salts, Cruets, Jars Lamps, Candlsaticks. AoAsses
Cans, Lamp Chinssys, Globes, Ac., &c., b. far tAs
best tevn fer sale at close Ae1ree at
the New Crpsksry Etorsof GEO. FOSTER.
tunN&A
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thirty day., IN u YesRs - fAils
delphia markets, and nsed oAl
our stock - lArg93O4 umA1s
And customer cap here 6na almost G. 11ticle
wanted, that 10 fashionable and cheap Asing
come to the conclusion that"a bird In thu hAnd Is
worth two In the bush. be has adopted the ready
pay system, conseq uently the
Prices 81 Goods Must Come DoWA
The ready pay system will be ehsctaally 49,
strAted At tho counter ~ every article e11E4e
sold at the very lowest possible advance 4pQI4 II
cost, thereby making difference Of freDN4&
aftcen psf cent. from credit prices. - MO
winthsn be
Small profits and quick returns-and would FL
specially invite the attention VI buyers to t.
richest and most elegant stock II
SILK and Fancy Goods
Probably ever exhibited 10 any Storc west Of Nov
York, comprising full and complete assortnaont
Of silks and Velyets, Flounced Robes and kohoD I
Qailie, Rich Printed Mouslin de Lains, valsuloD,
Popiins. saxony Piaids, Plain and Printed No..
noes, Plain Mousiin de LANES, French 41NV
Toll dc Chcvcres, Robes de Voyage, H&3oG1ns
Printed FiAnnsis, Coburgs, ombasins, o&GWb
Cioaks and MAntiilAs, Dress Fripges, Velvet and
TAfetA kobes.
Espsci4i attention il requested to the large stocl
Of Waite Goods, Embroideres, csiinas, blssves
Hosiery and Gloves.
CARPETINGs AND OIL CLAIMS.
New Patterns of Tapestry, Brssesla - fnsrAin
super and sapernne, together WITH al ~ 3oae
grades. Also, Rugs and Mats.
Nov one aud All are respectfully invited - CIV
usA call. We charge nothing for show IN noo1
and no grumbiinx II you don't buy.
1-one Price, and No Deviation -
WV. PERTEHs
sep1s Sid Main-st, between 50 - Ath.e
-
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. now manufacturing q 8 6 ~ - ~
] ecrsption, Spiral. spf56 - - WSo1n.
Iso1lng, Cotton, Moss, Birch ooGck, snd EiS26, u
~ best quality. P'lioss and eaaGen ek ~
ki11s. Also. Comforts and Peat = ID 4sE.s 81 s
1Dtel aud Steamboat orders PROV
-, - All articles manufactured or sold xS ~ ~
establishment will be offered nj fair terms. ana 60
rAntei. challenge the production VI superior
work At any establishment Of the kind Ia th q
Western country. You res pec,fully invited 10
cali and examine specimens u my work. Waee.
rooms, corner Of Fuorth.st. and Exchange.
! have In operation newly invented and ex-
pensiye machinery, which enables me 10 m apufao-
turc better work, Mt more liberal rates than IL
ferior work otherwise manufactured can be a.
fcfdcd for. Material for EedsiAx, etc. prepared
lby machinery 10 more ast1S end perfectly
prepared and the wosA ~ s4pe9ter in aual,ty.
|G II Q kESAlAND RETAIL.
!! & ], j: |
s e am ii ! D Z! :.
r : : :
AoaaeE .sins ~
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LIME decorated China vases, Ceiognss, Match
= Boxes, CAadlsstisks, Gard Basksts, Inks, Motto
Caps and saucsrs. etc., In great variety, end for
ale low, by GEO. FUETER.
june0d
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In sets or pairs new and rich
~ styles for sale By GEO. FOSTER.
Ina
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XNHITE Irunstone Dining, Tea and Toilet
w Ware, Of new and beau fiful shapes, for sale
In sets Or pieces to ssit purchaser. BY
js1d GEO. FOSTER.
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rmQJNrEK,S gALE.

Lands in Northern and Southern Iowa for
sale on favorable terms, by
mch10d STEWART : GRIFFITH, Agents..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-23
GEO. FOSTER,
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China, Giass ana Qaccnsware,
SOLAR LAMPS, CASTORS 4 SPOONS.
TABLE CUTLERY. LOOKING GLASSES, &C,
Main-st., ) doors below 18th,


f1yHR attention Of purchaser 10 respectfully in
L fitted to she above stoek hieh viii be found 10
comprise the newest, largest and bcst Aiscrtme emit
Of the kind ever offered for sale In this city al Of
which ssAoGsYsd ~ prices 10 suit the times -
Partiss about 30 commence housekeeping, house.
keepers, and all In want VI the above articles will
and II to their AdsantAgs TO give ne . cali pre-
vions 20 purchasing elsewhere.
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