davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04

MIR. EDITOR: Whatever relates to Wash
ingson Irving, whom Miss Bremer Justly
terms universally beloved author" can
not fail to interest. | would therefore, ad-
vert to letter in your paper Of the 10th in
slant, which states that an unsuccessful at.
tempt had been made to procure his portrait.
II has been mentioned in some public print
that committee for that purpose Of the His
torical Society had obtained one which Mr..
Irving was willing should 90 forth to the
world as his likeness. That the institution
should be deficient in this respect, among so
many lesser summaries, must be cause of re-
grct TO all. The omission has proceeded from
that characteristic modesty, the concomitant
OF true genius, ever without glare and pre-
tension. How gratifying to contemplate q
fame on which cloud has never hung to dim
it's lustre, and that he has been permitted to
realize what was penned by him some half
century since
'sWhen man is quietly journeying down
wards into the valley of departed youth, and
begins to contemplate, 10 n shortened per-
speosive, the end Of bis pilgrimage, he be-
comes more solctous than ever that the re-
mainder Of his wayfaring should be smooth
and pleasant, and the evening of his life, like
the evening of a summers day, fade away in
mild, uninterrupted serenity. Ii happily his
heart has escaped uninjured from the dan.
gers of seductive world, il may then ad.
minister to the purest of his feleties, and
its chords vibrate more unsteady for the tri-
ais they have sustained; like the viol, which
yields melody sweet in proportion to It's
age" And can say 'Let us comfort our
selves with this reflection, that though the
light of the morning has given place to the
shades of the evening though the spring is
past, the summer over and the autumn come
still you and | 60 on our way rejoicing !;
and while,iike the lofty mountains of our
southern America, our heads may be covered
with snow, still, like them, we feel the genial
warmth of spripg and summer playing upon
our bosoms.' D. L. l..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04
Telegraph news.
Nrw YoRx, Oct. /,

NEW YoRK, Oct. l.
Later advices from Venezuela represent the
country as quiet; all parties quietly awaiting
the arrival Of Gen. paes.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Times confirms the report that new Nicnra-
guam Transit Company 10 about being formed
10 Philadelphia. Messrs. Van Dyke and Wal
lace are the parties who have the contract,
which was executed by Jerez on Saturday. 1t
is understood that Commodore Vanderbilt is
. partner in tho enterprise. The contract re-
quires semi-monthly mails for SO years Or
should railroad be built---for so years.
The steamship Borrussia arrived at this
port yesterday morning from Hamburg and
Southampton, with European news 10 the
18th.
The intelligence is not important.
A decree has been published in Spain which
places American steamers running between
ports in the L. s. and Cuba on the same foot
ing as English Mail steamers visiting Cuban
ports.
The difficulty between France and Portu-
gal remains undated.
Atlantic telegraph shares had fallen to
f300(aI350.
The commercial adyices nre not later than
those by the Persia.
ne steamship Empire City also arrived
Saturday, from Havana Goth.
Nav ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-The Howard AS
ISOLATION close heir lahors to- day, the fever
being no longer epidemic.
WARRINGTON, Nov III. Fl. Rathburn has
been appointed Second Lieutenant in the Ma
rine Corps vice Paine, dismissed.
Lieut.. Moffat has been ordered to the Coast
Survey.
Lieutenant Livingston, of the Navy, has
resigned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04
Legal Notice.--lor .cio.

gage.
H. q. W. Jencre, +. Mllis, c. Il. Dimopd and
sarah Oorgas
N0U ana each Of you arc hereby notified that
District Court Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk a
petition of d. w kiis3uruo against you, claiming
u hndipg OF Court, and decree in his favor and
against ". W. Jenere, for the gum OF seven hun
dred and four aud 3l-le0 dollars and ten per cent.
interest from the Ieth OF August, 1858 being tho
amount of purchase ~ aney and interest due him on
lots seven and eight, bise6 eight, In hlbonrne',
addition 10 heokuk, Iowa, winch was sold By the
said htlbourpe to said JeagFe, on or about 81 Of
January, ls55--ths foy,oiosa rc of mortgage Civ
en- said lots by said Jcuere to said kilbourne To
SECURE the psym ent Of IA ID purchase money dated
9th Of January, 1855, corded in Book L. page %B4
Records Lee Couaty, Iowa the sale of said lots to
pay said sum aui interest the extingpis hm ent of
all equity OF redemption under said mortgage and
Tor general relief. Aud sall Mills, Dimond and
ddrga., who, it il said have or claim TO have some
interest in said lots, are made parties defendant
aud hereby required u come IN, and, by answer
dled up their resp c.so interests therein or be
forever barred ani estapPel therefrom hereafter
Now, therefore, you AID each Of you are required
60 appear and said petition on the morning
Of tAe second day If tie neat term of said Court
TO be held at keokuk on she first Monday Of Feb.
ruagy, 1859, or decree wil be rendered therein
against you, by default, ascending 10 law.
III, SGUiI lAQWELL
Aug. 10, 1885, Atty for Petitioner
The petitioner in the above nam od action having
obtained m order of publication therein by said
Court, as TO g.. W. Jenefe, one OF the defendants
returned ''not found, therefore 1t lubttcation
be made in the "baiiy Gntt City," newspaper
published ia said county, once week for four con-
secutiye weeks. ERIE ). LEIGH
NOV. 4, lsaS-diw Clerk -. C.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04

CT The Democratic paper Of Davenport
IL down on the election of Judges by the peo-
pie. The fact that ten out Of eleven of the
Democratic nominees for Judge in this State
have just been beaten will serve to account
for this sudden change of opinion upon this
branch of popular sovereignty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04
RAxE OPPORTUNITY
n M La n u n

HAKE OPPUfsTUvlTY
Good chance for Mechanic or La.
barer.
4 SMALL FARM, So acres, good new frame
Z 4 house, and new steam saw Mill, with Iath
Mscllne, &a.; said mill clear fronl $4,000 to
- 600 per annum, when "the hard times are gone,
gore away;" said land Is situated In Sout4 ern
Michigan good climate, splendid soil, well wa.
tered, ac., de.
SO, 2lo acre farm in Northern Iowa, fine soil,
we'll watered, DC.
Either 81 the above farms will be exchanged toy
coed house and lot il he tuk
Inquire If j. PARMELE,
nov, !, as-d6m No. 5T4 Me-
NJ .n-st.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04
TThe search for Thurston the lost ba

ca The search for Thurston the lost bal
loonist, has been prosecuted with unremit-
ting vigor up to the present time, by his
brother and other friends. Those who have
been prosecuting the search are entirely con-
6dent that he landed in the marshes of Lake
St. Clair, alive. They think that in his weak
and famished condition he was unable to
make his way out, and persisted in the marsh
for want of aid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04

NUrs FOR POM MBs.---It costs deal of
money to be rich, and Il is a question if so
much is worth so little, after all, is wealth
worth the cost, first In acquiring it, next in
it, and lastly, in bearing up under
it, when you have lost it
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04
Iininots Election. \

We have heard the result only Of one pre-
einst,--that Immediately opposite our city.
There WAS large vote polled in that pre-
Scot, and the Republican ticket had ma
{srity Of SO, which is gain for the Repub-
.loans.
In Nauvoo there were but l95 votes polled,
which was 3 much smaller vote than the
Democracy expected. The Irish were not
allowed to vote at either of these places UNI
Gil they exhibited their papers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04
NEW ADIER EASEMENTS.

LNoR Fort Deg tsofues. m ~srsa :.
he steamer cell MORGAN, s,sss.AssEs
HuL Master. will leave for above -
and intermediates pores this day, 80
4 O'Clock p. M For freight or passage apply 0
board, or To CLEafI0h&, TAYLOR & 90
Noy. 4-dit Lsyce
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04
nuy Enrly Cople..-.N.w Hn.ax

Huy Early CopIes,..NowH Ready
THE POLITICAL WORKS OF
e d @ A r A L L e N p o e !,
Beautifully illustrated with more than
100 Original Designs,
BY barley, Brkst, Foster, pickersgill, Tenniel,
cropsey. Duggan and Madot
And Engraved in the finest style Of Wood Kn-
craving by
COOPER, LINTON, EVANS, DC.
Splcndidly Bound-Price $6-A few Copies
in Morocco, 81.
Also, the Fifteenth Edition OF
POE,s COMPLETES WORKs.
In Four Volumes, limo. Price 81 so.
CONTAINING the Tales Of the arotesuuc and
~ Arabesque; Wonderful Stories Of the Imngina-
ton; All his Poetyi The story Of Arthur Gordon
pym. and complete collection Of all his contri-
buttons tp the Magazines, Edited by Rufus w
1riswod, ID. d., with Notices Of his life By J. X.
Lowell and N. +. Willis. Sent by mail, postage
prepaid, on receipt Of price.
Us. RRDFIRLD, Agent,
oct26w2m "a Beckman-st., Y.
KEOKUK FEMALE SEMINARY.
FISHlS Institution will commence its session O,
1 Monday, sept. 9th, in the second story OF DR..
sanferd's building. corner Of Fifth and Concert
streets.
The Board Of Trustees Of this Seminary e,.c. al
from various reii aious denomi nations ana repye-
senting a large part OF the Christian community.
desirs by the united and cooperative efforts Of tke
friends OF education to establish gradually such
III Institution as our city requires.
The Principal Of the Institution is Rev. C. A.
WILLIAMS, 10 whom, or to the Secretary Of tbs
Board, applications for the admission Of pnpils
may be made.
The charges fer tnition will be 90 and xs in the
ordinary English studies, with a small additions i
sum for incidental expenses. For Latin. French
German, dc., extra charges will be made.
IL II desirable that persons designing 20 become
pupils be present punctuaiiy on the first OF the
session. HM. THOMPSON,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
Henry STRONG, sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04

ABATEMENT OF the Greas western
Insurance and trust Company. Of
Philadelphia, Penn,
STATE OF IOWA, AupIron Is oYpIcK,
DEs MONKS, Oct. 10, 1858
TITS hereby certified, that on the 14th day Of
L October, 1858, a statement was filed In this Of
hce showing the condition of the Great Western
Insurance and Trust Company Of Philadelphia
State OF Penney vania on the LIST day If September
1858, In accordance with thu prov isous Of an act
OF the Legislature of this State, passed Jan
uary 18th, 1856 that such statement shows
that said Company 10 possessed of the requisite
amount of capital, and invested required In said
act.
Authority is therefore given to the above named
Insurance Company TO transact business of Insur
ance In this State in accordance with the laws
thereof.
ltis also certified that SAM NJ. Rankin, ESQ :,
OF keokuk, has been duly appointed by said Compa-
ny their lawful Attorney and Agent for the county
OF Lee with fun power To take risks of Insurance
therein, and TO acknowledge service Of process upon
his Ming certified copy Of the staten, Mt filed in
this office with the Clerk Of the District Court in
and for said county.
1t IL further tilted, that the annexed is
true copy OF the required statement.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
IL. ~ Hst my huud and utf xrd my seal OF eiliee
this 18th day Of October 1858.
JNo. pATTEE, Auditor Of Iowa.
by A. BEACH, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04

GT-J. A. Zinnell, an ex-telegraph ope-
rAtor and writer or newspaper poetry, died
In the Dubuque Jail, few days since Of de-
lirium tremeas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04
Farat Accident.

An Irishmnn, named Murphy, was killed
by wood train on the b. NJ. II. r., ON
Saturday evening. IL is supposed he was
sitting on some Of the timbers Of the bridge,
under the rails, with his head above the
track, and the engine struck him near the
neck, bending him among the timhers, and
braking his back. lie died in about twenty
four hours.
A singular part Of the circumstance is
that Murphy's sister, who IL living in town
in the capacity Of a servant, was taken sick
and delirious, on Saturday. She said that
she Was sure that some Ill fortune was about
to happen in the family. As soon as the
news OF her brothers. injury was conveyed
70 her, she came into her right mind, and re-
covered Burlington Hawkeye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04

The Tribune a q n nac for 1850,
Containing the Election Returns and the usual
matter, Will be publisher about Christmas. Price
Is cents IL copies, postpaid, for 81, 100 copies
postpaid, fer s., address as above.
p9yadaw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04

CI I'll 10 said that DR.. Eliphalet Mott. ra..
President Of Union College, is the real 800
in interest in what is known as tho .d ra
claim in New York. Lowber is a. M 49,,
OF straw. Aa man
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04

A LAcrKAL TAn.--A hand bill was posted
in Leavenworth, few days ago, advertising
arunaway negro, who took OF vita him d
dark bay mare, "with long tail which was
sucking colt. - novrt channel for that
purpose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04
CTIt is currently reported tina, pardon

CT II 10 currently reported that pardon
viii shortly be issued to Thomas r. Meagher.
the Irish exile, whose conduc, has been So
opposite to that Of Mitchell. Meagher re-
.a.ss.....,, &c. into he. water hv drinkinv tho
health OF Queen Victoria, but be replied very
Quietly 70 the Irish diatribes, that be drank
% the health OF the Queen OF England as an
American citizen. and not in his capacity Of
Irish rebei. Dir. Meagher married, sometwo
years ago, Miss Townsend, Of Newport, Rhode
Island, the daughter of sarsaparilla Town.
sand
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04

TuR Dns MoIsRs yaLlrr MIG is published
every Monday at this Office is one fthe oldest
papers In Iowa and has very large and ncreas-
lnR circulation throughout the Dee Moines ysi-
ley, Northern Missouri, and Western illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04

AZ AfTER-DIsNER SergcH.-When Can.
nIps.s health was drank ut the Minister'S
biaek@ail dianer, be replied
!, Gentlemen, this is a fish dinner, SO. after
'hanKing you for your good wishes. do ma,
zee that we can d. better than follow the ~
ample u the fishes, who drink good deal.
bat never speak" NN@''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04

III It + n T. MUM
Is DOLLAR
SEWING MACHINE =
Patented Nay 3, 1865.
T'iiIs Machine has neither Looper, Hook, shut
i tie, spring or Cam, 10 get out Of order and ia
WHOLLY UNLIKE ANY OTHER MACHINE
II was awarded the fIRsr PREMIUM at the New
York State Fair, held at Buffalo, Get, 0, 1851 for
simplicity, Durability, Capacity
AND
PRACTICAL UTILITY.
singer-a, and Wheeler d Wilson's hgh-priced
Machines In competition.
Committe, Of Awards c. Cuyler, Editor OF
Albany Express, NJ. b. oyiatt, ESQ, Practical
Machinist. Rochester, ~ T.; Phineas Stanton,
sec'y Of Inghnm University, N. y; and Calvin
Hurlbert, Esq, n. \.
This is cmphaticaIIy the Machine for the Peo-
pie. IL has but IL be seen to be admired, and
used 10 be appreciated.
Address j. A. HALL, Keokuk, Iowa,
Proprietor for Lee and Van Bnren Counties
rE-Lsdies are requested 20 call at nv residence.
on frsnslinst., between sth and 9th, and examine
this Machine
Oct. 27, 'bs ddw
ME are receiving direct from Boston, aud now
w have ready for examination and sale the
freshest, choicest, and cheapest stock OF TEAS
one often beholds, consisting Of
imperial,
Old Tyson,
Gnnpowder,
Young Tyson,
:, ooong or Black
TEA. We are selling at retail a. good Teas at so
cents az heretofore soid for ST. and all grades at
least 20 per cent. less than the sual retail prcs
All we ask is trial. Dealers can buy by the
Chest, or otherwise, at very low figures.
KELLOGG 4 RIKdF,
oct25i No. lt9 Main.st
Fruits and Nuts.
ME offer for sale very Choice and
w lection Of FRUITS and NUTS fresh 40.
New YORK. At low prices. direct from
New Layer RaIsins.
New Zante curfr
NJ nts,
French pranes
New Citron
English Walr ALSO,
ats, Filberts, Dates, Brazil Nuts
All Ut W Almonds, &C., &c, dc.
iich are new and fresh, and will be sold
ut wholesale or retail by
KELLOGG d BIRGE,
ect2ol No. l4s Main-st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04

~, y ~ he city q IS. Joseph, No., has sold
soV'oO0 81 her city bonds in order to raise
money 70 protect the city agains. ID ) en-
attachments Of the Missouri river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04

/, W ino Lonoo Critic thus defines Mr.
.fia literary status in England:
9 he Las long been the poet Of our AVERAGE
,oung people, cultivated, though not in tn
highest degree, for whom Tennyson i roo
enigmatic, and the tspasmodists' too irregn.
lar, Turbulent, and mystical. He owes his
SUGGEST TO his grace, polish and melody. n
his ready intellgbility to the innocent mn.
r,ty of his sentiment; to his skill in ilIns,ra.
ting human action and passion BY the intro.
auetion OF natural imagery; and to his ON.
nodiment OF vague religious and ethical
-ss,.,'s ~ :. sssa.a. qua poe.ie pnraseoiogy
welded 70 harmonious numbers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04

How LADIES WALK.--A French woman
sslfies, Spanish woman glides, an American
lady trots, an English woman tramps With
the strong determination of a forlorn hnna
ssenaaier-we mean after certain age--bc-
cause, up to that uncertain certainty, English
slris, at least the unreal ones, consider it their
DUTY 10 put on With other attributes Of the
sngei,-such a. living on air, doting on moon
iisht, Kissing babies in an aggravating way
-an anger walk, which is a sort Of dancing
samboi, signiticative of tripping over clouds,
ana OF gushing, redundant, laughing inno-
eence ana heediessness, very destructive r.
bachelors peace Of mind.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04
The "Autocrat's'' Personal Appear

|
We have already noticed the contents Of
the November number of the Atlantic Month
", which is well worthy of its reputation. -
ATpecial notice in the Magazine announces
that DIR. Holmes, late "Autecrat of the
Breakfast Table," will continue his contribu-
tions under another character. In the pres
ent number be has an article entitled GA
Visit to the Autocrat's Landlady," wherein
tho landlady is tempted to chat about the
Autocrat and his young wife--to describe
them-and above all, to part with certain
MSS. OF bis, one of which, poem, 'eThe
Old Man OF the Sea-" is printed at the close
OF the article. Here 10 the full length lin lit
tle) OF the Autocrat
"This gentleman warn't no great OK gen.
tleman to look at. Being Of very moder-
ate dimension-fve feet FIVE, he said, but
hgc feet four more likely and I've heerd him
say he didn't weigh much over q hundred aud
twenty pounds. He was light completed
rather than darksome, and was one OF them
smoeth-faeea people tha. keep their beard
and whiskers cut close, just as If they'd be
very troublesome il they let 'em grown
stead of layin' out their faces to grass, as
my poor husband that's dead and gone used
to say. He was well-behayed gentleman at
the table, only he talked good deal, and
pretty loud sometimes, and had way OF
turning up his nose when he didn't like what
folks said, that one Of my boarders who is u
very smart young man, said he couldn'tstand
il, no how, and used to make faces and poke
fun ut him whenever he seed him do it,
lie never said word agin any vittles that
was set before him, but mistrusted that BIO
WAS more partickerlar in his eatin' than he
wanted folks to know Of, for pye know'd
him make believe to eat, and leave the whites
on his plate when he didn't seem 20 fancy
'em, but he was keerful never to hurt my
feelins, and don't believe he'd have spoke if
he had found tadpole in dish of chowder.
But nothin' could hurry him when he was
about his vittles. Many's the time I've seen
that gentleman kecpin' two or three OF 'em
sittin' round the breakfast table after the
rest had swallered their meal, and the things
was cleared off, and Bridget was watin' TO
get the cloth away, and there that little man
would set, with tumbler of sugar and wa
ter,-and he used TO call O'Sukray .--a-talk-
in and n-talkin' and sometimes he would
laugh, and sometimes the tears would come
into his eyes, and there he'd set and set,
and my boy Benjamin Franklin hangin' ronSd
and gettin' late for school and wantin' an ex-
cuse, and an old gentleman that's one of my
boarders listnin' as il he warn't no older
than Benjamin Franklin, and that schoolmis-
tress settiu' just as if she'd been bewitched ;
and you might stick pins into her without
her hollerin'.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04
('o-hsnrtnership Notice

CO.1'NTTHEFbHTp NOtIGG.
ID y. GRAY 4 X. II. SMITH have this day
IL. formed partnership in the Carpenter and
Buildins business In all its branches, under thf
firm name and style et tray \ Smith. they will
be found on Fifth street, between High and Nor
gan, whore they will be happy to receive the or.
ders OF their friends aud the public.
mayl7 '5sd6m
~ a. SALT for sale low by
~. aug2 III. AUSTIN 4 CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04

GT Two gentlemen who are great biblio-
poles, have agreed (e disgust at the plebian
universally of books, at the present day. to
print book for themselves only. Two vol
umes Of it will be the whole edition. Ii is to
be printed on vellun, with most costly en-
cravings, type cast exclusively for il, SPLEEN
didly bound, and ali the materials afterward
destroyed each biblio-ristocrat remaining
in lordly possession of one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04

JOSEPH BLECH.
Gonfecttoner,
Main ST., bet Sth and 9th KE0EuR
NJ ANIFACTDRER Of all kinds OF Cakes and
1yI Candies. Pyramids, &c. All orders for psrties
will be promptly attended TO, at the shortest no.
tee and in the most approved style.
oct5i
I2EEF TONGUES for sale by
H oetsd KELLOGG 4 BIR0E.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04
Buclxxy wheat.

4 0Da LBS. OF Nav BrCKWHEAT FLOUR
1,UUU just reoeiy d by
aovid GOLL!RRs 4 ROBERTSON.
I ONkkINGs Pni.alelphia Golden syrup.-a
IL choice articl5~for sale by
Nd CULLialsS ROBERTSON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-04
Insure I0ur Gxer~' N9''->- -
and ID aandtsc, stores
.sGtiings.

Insure yonr 1xer~- o@1@, ~" q.
ana b aandisc, stores
-sctiings!
Policies - -
Insurance issued at the lowest
rates, at this Agency, in prompt
paying Companies.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL 100000.
CAPITAL 100000.
MERCHANTS INal RANcE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $250,O0o.
NM. W. DELkNAP, Agent,
NoNl-dIm SccoRd-st., Main.
CIDER vinegar.
r Bills more OF that r,laE Cider Vinegar iust
- received from Gle, Gland. Ohio, and for sale at
KELLOGG & BIRGE.
oetaVd No. l49 Main-st.
MEAT SHOP.
open All Day and Every Day.
. HEREBY Notify al nv customers md citizens
I generally that / have opened Meat shop on
tourth-st between Main and Bondoau, u few
doors above kapic Grocery.
II viii be opsn every day Sundays cxcepted)
from \. IN. to u.
All kinds Of meat, fresh and saited, kept con-
stsnily On hand. A. CHAPMAN.
oct29h2w
ntnrys far 1850,
a II. sizes, juft received and for sale by
IA OGDEN, BkoWNEL co.
oat2sd
Anucs's nook oH chess.
NEW SUPPLY lust received By
- OGDEN, BR0WNELL co.
eet2sa
Co-Isnrtnershtp Notice.
ID y. GRAY 4 X. II. SMITH have this day
IL. formed partnership in the Carpenter and
Buiiding hnsincss Ia all iis branches, under the
firm name and style ot tray Smith they will
be found on Fifth street. between High and Nor