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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-20
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81 6 1oss'sllOw SO
The wind Of an Autumn midnight
1s noenhg prnd ny door @
The curtains waive at the window,
The carpet lifts on the noOr. Il ~
There are sounds, ike startled footballs,
- In the distant chambers now, p rae
And the touching Of airy fingers
Is busy on hand and brow. 4-sr
lis thus in the SOUPS dark dwelling
BY the moody host unsought--
through the chambers Of memory wander T
The invisible airs Of thought
For the bloweth whersit hstethy
With murmur loud or low;
,Wheneeiteometh+3v hitheri it goetlr- )D,i
None tell US, and none may know.
Now wearying round the portals = = go
Of the vacant, desolate mind
! As the doorsrof a ruined mansion 95Jsn
That creek in the cold night wind.
And anon arisawful memory = ~ re -
Sweeps over It fierce and high
Like the roar of a mountain forest,
- When the midnight gale goes by.
y,Thenits voice subsidies in wailing. 81, -.
And, ere the dawing of day, ssni a1's ils
Murmuring fainter and fainter,
IN the distance dies away.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-20

A wise man never grows old ii
spirit: he marches with the age.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-20

W All is well that ends well.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-06

n. s4RI4 = 4
sCARRITT & MASON.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in and Mannfscts-
:, furniturc nnd Upoo1stosy, 81
Washington Avenue, etNech End and 3D. streets,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
/ N our Wareroens will Be found the latest and
best sty les, made by the best workmcn, and Of
superior material and fnsh. 49,
BEDSTEADSs
Fine Rosewood and Mahogany, Walnut, OaE and
Cherry, With high post and Canopy
SlDEB0ARDS
Rosewood, Mahogany. OAK and Walnut, With
Shelves aud Marhis Tops.
WAkJROBES AND SECRETARIES:
Rosewood h'a ySFyxs s.A and Walnut
Mahogany and aiaats sovercd in Hair Cloth,
VI YUMA S.sa a5
FinsVRosewood, Mahogany, Oak aad \ alnus, With
Side Cases. Marble Top and 0sa1 0hsses.
4 WASH TANDSs
he's cEsTK M' AVE sgi6 g. 81 Enu'
NTH Marble Top1. 4
LAT KAEKAs
Rosewood, Mahogany O. and Walaut, Ct nany
styles.
Also, fine Rosewooa, Mahogany, Oak and Wal-
~ Of Cushion, hush aid Cane gs4t Kssspsion 81
Cottage Chairs; Recumhent Chates, Piano Stools,
Ottolnans, Footstoolp, Lounges, Corner and Side
Whatno,s, Extensien Tables. Shower Baths, Ice
1sd'fsads GILT LooKINuGLAssEs. splendid
Pier GLASSES, ovals, Aiantis and. sasGe; Wood
Frames In largo axortment.-
DINING.
Spring, Hair. MsssS Excelyior and Husk Mat
trasses; Feather Beds, Piows, Bolsters, CoInfprta
Sheets g., all Of tho hsss material and sdr' aafed
Every article warranted a. approached, and a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-06
CARI8lAEE SHOP,

Hammer Mills
r q VI r. D 4 p o r.
rl,nE psopslsasss 4 - DAsHAtlLLs are
Ron. IN M.sc ;si 81 e ess vi. VII
- Ill e. z nrK
~ 50 A ~ " ~ -. ~ !. s''s s. -,
~ s.9aA a - know NJ =
~. ST. highest market
lee~ HMhnRas it?" orn.
AZ xoRot wish to tell = dkAyx1,
1Eea - nust tell; ,
ouEng ~ AAsuss nd
~ A a ~, = - g1Ss IS.
r. i hsye to stop VT ~
III sss cunts Win II 4. 3 49, " !. r
~ hthciized 70 collect Tx N.4s ....y
bks; y. BEEAAEU. Iasss
J.B. NAUDAIN, R0oe4Y a.
Y ". Barnard NAu1asa : Co..
l 8 80 jislIs Il I6eiyS,, Jlsss
20.
= ~ Il issss + 8.
n IN, s - " Y 49, 49,
- BITE \ - - ~
wo nusDRRp s 11
. z, 90 and e. sals = chap whd woal !.
q AcG1vIc, cRIlA % ss e !. does ace . =;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-06

NJ u
is NCN
IAN
Z: chamber s,s, a. sas 5iF1y A sT - .ss
tern. bot Lfu ~ andco
We ii
her 1913 S~
fire. nbrokenty
Timers
G Trimmn
6.,Ac d toar shop.No
ca ndene z Home ture
a II ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-06
NEW ERA COOKING STOVE

fl1llE above cut represents vlew ~ the most
complete and perfect a. L.
The patternsar entirely new, havlnG IN
by US his year. They are fast supp ,oe1l
or Cooking stoves in themarket. IT. IN
them isaready so great that wc aYesH&4nnx N4t
manufacture dtty Of them per day rheSswSntne
that almost Indispensable article, good Cooking
stove, should remember1 that improvement and
tiele " domestic use, has there been 1ft6eR i'm.
provsmcnt, within the lastten years tn the one
now snder oOpsl1 @EatioA. Thssrfoss, - will
grcstly pronots yeass nserst. ~ o.asctiHg u
tsNEW ENAsACUOKING STOVE,
in prsfcssnee up wit one Of saaatiquatsd
~ fos saas wholssele and rstAil, ., ossst>re
NJ NJ Maal K10Ku VIZ, IOWA, where san ~
ways 81 fe11d The most upiete aRdsaried assoYt-
,nent ofcooking, Hsa1ings and Pa1or etoses ever
offered in the West. r.
e0- AfsoS Timers Stock ofAll Kinds. ~ Il
M.H. aiooRx, BRIDGE 4 B&0s
Agent. #4s IianI -dy1 ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-06

Hss. 81 md So, Iovss, spposi boa tLssdInx
Kk0KuK, IOWA.
yXJK are now II receipt Of large stock Of good
w - oar iine for wIHrsR TEA NJ, 70 whick ths
attention Of CasA Customers Or prompt tine buy
81 is soiicitsd. Oar stock 10 partly oonpris.
tn foliovinre
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-06

/ 70 you want Perfumery Of every
- variety, or Fancy Articles q
any sort OF size call on
HART 4 BARBER,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-06

m IL nolicitsd. Oar stoe
Ia feliowinr:
$50 ~ prime Rio Coffee
loe pocte,s IA GOV il
hhds NO Sss.r..
40 ahls Relshsr :srssn-
a - eaarissd A.
49,. 'Wos...s.
go 4 hhl. A A.
n Il ~ -. AoAa
SesasAisSSs,,st,c,1
-o..s
Is Ihi.Sr' Az
n fe~~i -. A.
y - 49, c;.aA,
N ~ n.s..- 49,
nsss...
y a ~
80.
sn.yC" I
80. ssns w
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Ss,es
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-06

SHIRTS MADE TO era DEN.
M RS. X. G. BEMAN, Of New York, the orisina-
1v1 tor Of tho System of making shirts to sssuYe
Who for hfsscn years has done business Tor the
opened rooms doar west Of the PostolBcs on
Iohnsonstrsot,up stairs. She 10 prepared to sxs.
csto, with promptness and dispatch, orders for
shirts, Collars, Robe DC Chambers, Ladies and
Childrsn's Dresses.
Partissfarnis hing their own MATERIAL. will be
honorably deal, with.
Ladies' Basaues cut and ba&ted in a superi.
manner. arstrate hiiiiners pastieularIyin all
braid work, bicachinr ste, n attendance.
NIB. ToGenilemen. Mrs. u. having been ssu.
PEELED to make Laundry arrangements for her OF.
business she Is abl, to tAke The Washing Of \ nun
Der Of gentlemen. All goeds sent for and the 4 t.
sssssYy repairing saeL fbutiohs, strings, As Aose
Once - above. lfskle-d
0ooks, stntiOnery. knnry GenAe.
IA MAIN 10 you want School, Law or Ma
04 street IL ceIlaueous Evskrf call nm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-06

AZ
Lana Agents anA Brokers,
.DsALgRS n
EXCHANGE AND LAND WARRANTS.
wa Ldnds, Imprcvsd Tarms, Town Properly, &C.,
FoRr pODCK, IOWA.
NTE pay particular attention 10 the selection Of
w Lands and theif location, With cash or Lsad
Warrants, in the II. Dodge, Sioux City and Usage
Lnnd Districts, lows. W. have agents Ut Sioux
City and 0sage, no devote thar hole tinsasd ~
tsntop u the transsction Of our busincss The IT.
Dodge district will receive our psrsonal attention
W. will collect notes, bills drafts and Asceptxncss
thSou ghout lows, and remit procseds promptly IL
drafts ON New York. Real Estate and Land War.
rants bought and sOld - sommission Titles sx-
ArninsA and tAxss paid. Wsalss pay sAETlcuLAa
Arr.srlos % thsloesiAa Of Lsad Warrants for non
residents, the leaning Of money ~ best wsstern
rates, and 70 Investments generally. We examine
carefully all lands W locate aud will give plat and
description. Oar commission for loxning or locating
Land Warrantsin the above named districts will IS
80 pea .Se, ~ per l7s, 81 per 30, apd Is per -
scrss, which should accompany the warrsats, and
Alsothe Land Once fees On warrants Of 81 for each
. acres, In bills OF drafts ON New York.
LAND ENTERED ON TINE.
All business entruted 10 ~ wiilrsceivs prompt
and Standardization. ndcnces oil icitsd.
Apr2v-dAWly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-06

snNAREE 6us sleeping rooms csrnef u Jshaspn
j aad NH stfsst6. third stcH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-06

ABROAD FRoGS AND SWITCHES, AND
n isrdge Bolts u Al lengths and stlss, smasn
1,rrinrs fnr Locomotirs Engines or Railroad cars,
Railroad track laying teois, iorginss for saS and
Erist mills. and all other work pertaining 70 ma
chine kmithins, by :. As1 ALL,
shop on second-st., corner af Timea.
jau27d6m keokuk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-06

- two in the - .. "A q :
-, consequently MI SsssSS " NJ ~
- Gseas MESA5 pown I /
\ rssa;; pay system VIII NJ $3.50
esed 81 the eoanssI, - every aftseic thaM - |
81 the VERY lowest possible advance from fyst |
=, thereby making difference Of from tctste
een per cent. from credit priees. The motto
49, CHEAP FOX CASH!
prolt Is and quick reiurns-anl would re-
aily invite the attention VI buyers to the
Neat and most elegant stock of
6ilk and Fancy Goods
pbab.y ever exhsbs - store IVES. Of New
cosnpssi.ing lss assortment q
~ Eaxony "a cSanted Meri-
Plain Mossil - Prints.
As ChcvercAs a DseAies,
y .sd N.niiiis.' Hass 49, and
= III 1s. ...e..,ea ]. J: 4. stock
hlas Goods, Emhfs - Sleeves,
s z ri sasse;i 4 J cor q.
49, ssasrns Of Tapestr FussIS fngrain.
"a sspsrAne, ioget. ~ an 20 lover
-. Also, Hugs and Maee
- Aed al srs respect Y eis,s 4
rs Gunhiinx Il Jon don't
rO.s hies, and = ~ q SFxs
- 1s-Aa x.ia,s !. l.sxs i "A eth.
: anA ssss @ .nA lwAAsi
- - sT o.
xrW&kl Dnr oDSIe
aaxArEsl liz OIL EnEl
.ish Paris EnSl siass IeSss
-: 4: q: -; :; =. =: = :ss7:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-06

=
IMPORTER AND DxALxR IN
China, GIass ANA Qusenswsrs.
SOLAR LAMPS, CASTORS 4 SPOONS.
TABLE CUTLERY, LOOKING GLASSES, &C,
Aain-st., doors below 7th,
kEOA ........ IOWA.
rlsMk attention Of pnrshssersi is respectfully In
sited 70 the above stock, hieh will b. lound u
comprise the newest, lsrxest and beat assortment
of the kind offered for talo In this city ali Of
whfch arc offered Ut priccs to suit thu times-
Parties about g yeemnenee house keeping, house.
keepers, and all ia want VI the above articles, viii
dnd II 70 their advantage 10 give me 4 call pYe-
sious to purchasing elsewhere
juDssd q. FOSTER.
WHITE Ironstons Dining, T.. And Toilet
w Ware, Of new and beautiful shspss, for sale
il. 81 . '''s'' to suit p'''1.'f anS FOSTER.
LIME decorated China Vases, Coiosnes. Hstch
- Boxes, Candlesticks, Card Baskets, Inks, Motto
esp, and saueers, etc, In great variety, and for
s.s ios;by geo. FOSTER.
lyEkAND0LEs IN sets or pairs asw and risi
Il iun s.yls' i'' sale y GEO. POSTER.
In great variety, 0oklsts, Wines
0EGy 0lasses, ChAnpaGnes, cofdiah, UecantsYs
Wine Bottles, Bar, Table and Soda Tpnblees, Bit
Yer Bottle, Saiysss ,Basars Spoon Etssds, Bowls,
Preserve Dishss. Celery Glssssa, sy.sp .1ettiss.
Cans, Lamp chinneys, 6lohcs, -, a.. by far o.
best town for sale at close figures q
the New croskeTy Storsof GEO. rOSTHR.
| jsnsed
GLAmkE'A LHTEmARF DEPOT.
HAVING purchased the above well-known -
! Ii tsbltsAment, We expect snd intend to sustain
The reputation OF the came for furnishing the
| --latest ana n~sa lae1iaDis
NEwsPAPERs AND rEls4ODlCALs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-06
leo dos HOPE, Mills
Durkse's YsAst Pow
der,
10 kessrsAn SaitP
ire,
Ics:s Ia1us;

. ss..' c g J yea g IN,
s..s:. ''s . sss. n sss ts.e
& = % s.r. .aaa gal y Dbl. to- tom,
bzs Tomato c.ssup, 70 SSis Pitch,
8. rspp. ss sla ss. ss p Whiting
sseaa salsratu., Is bills Linseed Oil.
a. - 1914, 10T 16, s bbls Alcohol
l04lS, l0< 80, and $50 kegs pure Lead
~ is Kgass, 500 boxes manufacture
nreA2n new Raj Tsb,ceo
- - sf.1v bhl ssr mot in ct ob.cco
~ Figs. ae - do do
carru 81. I Havana e. Do
!:l:Cs.s:s:; s 3: ssf i"iisA. vi
~ sor I'd. " ~ hS SDa nss pse,,.
- r~ias, 80 bu.l fresh Peanuts,
x MI NJ: h T,,s:ss, y.
= l;1. -. Es..<.ts
~ d! r: osi.
49,. go, y J.
90 1tssl,
&iA2 AEsss
80 'ss S
EAsnlA % - naals
III Hoass, = n.rke
=. - .n .as ~ !
-
Waso, .aSss
Wa10r
- aauumer ! took
,ets Boots and
gron shs ' Easter, ~.
49, - variety In ali
Being some 200 moro sof variety and
Oe1ofl4 cty otooe1o0s f
m v;ns = The "A ..re. p.rere,
FIR LARD. poplina, vaisn
0ayOvn y. ll7 fes, Lawn Nobte
It. A.
Sss@f XnHa1la. &PyWh tADic diaper
q &lll00, oIQWn dQ.. 4
k.s.1z.s h. ketIk Bites, eti-
ADJ Z! 4.ion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-06
A E Ito NJ!
Dry Goods.
NE w Ar RIVAL!
j. IL. HOLM Els.
CORNER OF MAIN AND FIFTH STS.,
HAS JUST -
One Of theidrgest and best assorted Sgockl

EVER LANDED IN THIS CITY.
noiNd businessentirely on / he q cash6ysssn,
- le1Pect to sell Goods as ehsap asnay othsi
Mouse in keokuk.
Ny stock comprises every thin Elm d Mood
line: Muslin, bleached and unbleAshsi 4 Z Jlaseal
ieos, deianes, bareges, swns, vclvete ck.
Ladies' Dress Goods. Also, edeinR. f1ISveyv6s
gloves, mitts, hosiery, collars ,updcsiseves chsmi
setts, ribbons bcnne,s, hats, caps, &c. large and
we'll selected stock Of Ladies Shoes and GaiScrs -
blue Cloth. Dosskin Summer Cloth, - lars,
lot Of knnper Vcstings, such ~ kas1nillss
|silks, &USH
Hats anock Boots and Shoes Of all Kind TO,
aentlemens wear. Cravats, stocks, gloves, 10.
and many other articlef too Numerous to mention
all Of which will be soId very Low prices TO,
cash. My Goods are new. Come and examine fol
yourselves. Notrouble TO show q GODS and Prices
Keokuk une l8-dAw J.H.H.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-23
Michigan Central & Grit Western
RAILROA AID.

Fare the same as by any other Route
BAGGAGE checked through to Suspension
ID Bridge and Buffalo, and Checks exchanged
on the Cars to all points east.
Through Route from Chicago to Niagara
Falls, Buffllo, Rochester, Syracuse Elmrra,
Blnshampton, ALBANY, Troy, Springfield, Wor-
cester. New York, Boston, and all poin-s in the
New England States. t. Toronto. Kingston.
da east of Northern New England.
Trains leave Great Central Depot, Chicago,
daily. as follows:
600 A. NJ. NEW YORK EXPRESS, Except
Sundav.) arrive at Detroit P NJ; Suspen-
sion Bridge or Buffalo, $50 A. NJ; ALBANY.
500 P. NJ: New York, ll:35 T. NJ; Philadel-
phia, via Elmira 1900 p. VI.
7:45 4. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESS arrives at
Cincinnati 10 at night.
s45 P NJ NEW YORK AND BOSTON EX-
PRESS, daily. arrives at Detroit 1920 A. NJ:
SUSPENSION Bridge or Buffalo, 1880 P. NJ:
Albany, Hoo \. NJ; New York, els P. N. !;
Boston 1900 at night
s:4sP. NJ. CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE
EXPRESS, arrives at Cincinnati Loo P. NJ;
Louisville, 400 P. NJ
One Train on Sunday, at s:45 P. NJ.
The above through trains connect at Paris
with the Buffalo 4 Lake Huron Railway for Buf.
falo and al naints east.
THRoueu TICKETS can be had at all Railroad
Offices in the North and West; at the Office,
corner Lake and Dearborn streets opposite
the fremont House. Chicago, and at the Depot
II. j. SPALDING. Agent, Chicago
P HOMAN. Detroit.
J. MoVIEs. a" Buffalo
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