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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-12-21

by higher power. We must patiently
abide the working of Providence.

by higher power. We must patiently
abide the working of Providence.
! Now fellow. citizens, we as citizens OF
common country, living under a common
Constitution, have a common duty 10 per-
iorm-io defend the right of every section,
whenever and however assailed. The re.
cent attempted insurrecton at Harper's
Ferry has excited most unpleasant feeling
at the South, and mos, mistaken impress
ion on their part, as regards the sentiments
of the North. We have no sympathy with
that modern hero worship which exalts
crime and defies felon which sends COM
fort, counsel, and material aid TO the call of
the homicide, encouraging treason and jus.
tifying murder.
The history OF this attempted insurrec,ion
liscloses remarkable fact, that John
Brown, man of intelligence, of strong will
great earnesness of purpose, after years
preparation, with thousand pixies in pos
session, with ammunition at his command,
holding two days the Government arsenal,
could only induce two negroes to join his
standard, and they were the first 10 surren-
der. There in Virginia, State with % 900
negro slaves within circuit of fifteen
miles, to whom liberation and freedom were
promised, only two came forward TO accept
this boon. Does not this prove that the
slaves as a mass are contented as they are
They want no change least of all, such a
change as John Brown could give them
Tremendous cheerirg.l Wiser than John
Brown, and wiser than those who aided and
abetted him, they are content rather to bear
the ills they have than fly to others they
know not Of Certainly the worst enemies
the slaves can have are they who disturb
his quiet, and incite him TO rebellion and
insurreclion. We adopt the language of
the great statesman of the West, of Henry
CIay-"We prefer the liberty of our own
country to that of every other country, and
the happiness of our own race TO that of
every other race.
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'ANEcporE OF GEN. ScorT.-The HON

'ANEcDoTE OF GEN. ScoTT.-The Home
Journal publishes the following anecdote of
Gen. Scott: In the heat Of one o. tn most
desperate battles in Mexico, the General
saw critical point where an advantage
was likely 10 be lost except by prompt
though rather dangerous movement He
galloped up TO one of the officers of volun-
teer corps, and gave the order. The man
was willing enough, but, while gathering
up the reins, he remarked in the most sa-
worry drawl of Yankee dialect: "Well, 1t
docs seem 10 me that could hague done it
better little while ago p' "Sir," thunder
ed out the General, "the word does and hare
You've only twenty minutes TO live, and
for Gods sake, don't die with such horrible
pronunciation in your mouth !" and waiv-
ing his hand 10 the astonished captain, with
imperative repetition of his order by ges.
ture, the splendid horseman galIoped off to
follow up his victory in another crisis of the
battle.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-12-21

SWALLOWED HoLE.-The other day Char
lie, five years old, found one of those curl.
GUS bone trimmed circles which, believe,
ladies' have named eyelets, and whie playing
in the garden swallowed it. The family
were in the same house, busily engaged
with work on entomology, when Charlie
ran in with mouth wide open and eyes dis
tented 10 their utmost capacity. His moth.
er caght him by the arm, and trembeling
with that deep anxiety which only m other
can feel, inquired
"What is the matter! what has happen.
ed!"
The urchin, all agape, managed TO articu-
late.
"Water !"
1t was brought him when after drinking
copiously. he exclaimed.
"Oh ! mother, l swallowed hole !'
"Swallowed hole, Charlie ?"
ayes, mother; swallowed hole with 6
piece of ivory round it W
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-12-21

THE IRIsHMAN AND THE BULL.--An Irish
man was going along the road, when an
angry bull rushed down upon him, and
with his horns tossed him over a fence
The Irishman recovering from his fall, upon
looking up saw the bull paving and tearing
up the ground, (as is the custom Of the ami.
NAL y whereupon Pat, smiling at him, said
elf it was not for your humble apologies,
you brute, faix would think that you had
thrown me over this fence on purpose p'
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-12-21

A CLERGYMAN, catechising the youths of
his church, put the question from the cate.
chism 10 girl:
"What is your consolation in life and
death :"
The poor girl smiled, but did not answer.
The clergyman insisted.
swell, them" said she, "since | must
tell, it is tbs young printer at the Democrat
Professor is in convulsions. Miss, you
had better come and take him away.
Poop.
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We are Growing Old.

"Your hair is growing white, pa !" The
chubby little hand was lifting the locks on
the temples, and the blue eyes watching
with wonder The lines of silver that ave
threading there.
While we have been chatting of old
things, we had forgotten that our own name
will be OH the ''list of the aged" While
we have been looking back, the sun has
shot past the meridian. There is another
mile. board rapidly heaviug in sight, and
we feel that the train is over the summit
and sweeping away on the down grade
The seasons-the years--friends we cling
TO and hopes which yet cheer us-go by
like vision.
Old !
II seemeth not so. The heart does not
feel it. The joints staten and the steps is
less springy and elastic, but is only here
and there as our own appearance is reflect
ed, that we catch glimPses of reality
which is relentlessly dosging our footsteps
as the days come and go.
Now and then some friend who has been
in company with US from the start, sits by
us, and We wonder at the strage transfer.
nation which has been wrought. The eye
10 growing dim the cheek is sunken the
limbs have lost their fullness the brow is
scanned with wrinkles the teeth are giving
away; the form less erect and the locks
are bleaching into grey. "WhyW we say
TO our friend, ''you are growing old ~
ayes, We are growing old W
The answer startles for the moment, and
q mist drifts before the present while the
past CLOVIS mockingly, and the forms o.
children and of youth, half sadly wave an
;adieu as they vanish into shadows. AS
our friend goes out of the gale, we spring
TO the glass, and stand dreamily before the
stern monster invoked. 1t is so THE
seams--the lustreless eye-the sunkea
cheek-,he bending shoulder and the thick
ening gray-are realities. The sound oi
childish voices rings out under the window
We stand and dream that we are looking
at our own childhood the voices sound
familiar, and thirty years is but midsum
mer dream between to-day and yesterday.
cop
II seems but a sumner since we looked
forward with eager hopes to the coming
years. And now we look sadly back. Not
that the dream has passed but that it has
been of no more worth TO those around us
AS The glowing hopes and ambitions o.
early life pass away as friend departs anc
stronger ties which hold us here are broken
our life seems but a bubble, glancing for
momant Tito light and then broken and no
ripple left on the stream.
Forty years once seemed long, weary
pilgrimage TO tread. 1t now seems but
step. And yet along the way are broker
shrines where Thousand hopes have was
ed into ashes; footprints sacred under thei
drifting dust green mopnds whose gras
is fresh with the watering of tears
shadows even which we would not forget
We will garner the sunshine OF those years
and with chastened step and hopes, pusl
on towards the evening whose signal light
will soon be seen swinging where the wa
sers are still and the storms never beat
AN Irish lover has remarked that II is
great pleasure TO be alone, especially whe
your "swateheart is wild ye,"
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How TO PRoNouScE "OueH,"-The ending
syllable "ough," which is such terror 10
foreigners, is shown up in its several pro-
nunciations in the following language:
Wife, make me some dumplings OF dough,
They're better than meat for my cough,
Pray, let them be boiled till hot through,
But not till they're heavy or tough.
Now, | must be off 10 the plough,
And the boys, ,(when they've had enough
Must keep, the flies off with bough,
While the old mare drinks at the trough.
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A German and Frenchman walking to-
gether, were attracted by pig, whose
squeak resembled us."-"Listen," said
the German, "the pig is a countryman of
yours, he speaks French" The French
man replied, "Ah, mon cher; but he speaks
it with villainous German accentn
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AN advertisement reads as follows 'Sto-
len, a watch worth ten guIneas. If the
thief will return it he shall be informed
where he may steal ono worth two of it.
and TO questions asked"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-12-21

"CAprAIN, what's the fare to st. LOUIS r
"What part of the boat do you wish to go
on-cabin or deck 2" "Hang your cabin, y
said the gentleman from Indiana, III live in
a cabin at home give me the best you
have got %
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"MoTHER," said little urchin the othe:
day, "Why are orphans the happiest chill.
dren on earth 2' "They are not, my child
what makes you AJAX that question ?" Be-
cause they have no mother to spank'em."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-12-21

"MA, didn't the minister say last Sunday
that sparks flew upward 2" eyes, dear
how came you TO think of it I" "Because
yesterday saw cousin Sally's spark stag
gering down the street, and fall downward
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A WITTY lawyer once jocosey asked
boarding house keeper the following ques-
ton -
"Mr-, if man gives you five hun
dred dollars TO keep for him, and dies, what
do you do-do you pray for him :"
"No, sir" he replied, 81 pray for another
like him."
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THE STAR OF THE NORTH
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY ny
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AN Irish lover has remarked that il is a
great pleasure 10 be alone, especially when
your "swaeheari is wild ye."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-12

49,
q RAND UNK RA = . A .
OF CANADA.
l~ADELIGHTFUL kROAANTICAOUTE~v
FROM rnH WEST TO
Boston, Nep York, and ire Easltfn States
Via fhs Michisdn Central, 0veGf Wesftvn,
Ogdensbargh r Vermont Csnfrai, ss4 WI
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD Oh CANADA.
Passengers by this route have IN opportunity pf
visiting some Of the grandest and most won
derful scenery In the world, including Tosonto,
Niagays Falls, SuspsnsioH Bridge 9hoHsand lsidats,
Rapids Of the 81. Laurence, Quebec, Montreal Waite
Mounfaius the Tubular Bridge, (nedriy two nfles tn
length, Lake cAampiaim, Fails Of Monimorsnct,
Hudson River, ETC., etc.
On and after May !, 1858, Baggage will be
Checked Through from Chicago.
TO ERiIGKANTS.
Passages may be secured at the Office Of the Com
pany In Chicago by sAIANc ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdeen and Montrose. An agent VI the 81 RAND
TRUNK RAILROAD ssuperintcIds the removal Of
emigraa to and baggage at Quebec free Of charge.
Fare from $50 to 436 to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
& The Mammoth Steamship
LEVIA n N N,
OF 22 500 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG
Is under contract to this Co for one or more
trips to Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns in Europe will
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for al
points East, also for the Leviathan, or for the
q IS. Co.'s Ahips, can be obtained at the ONCE
of the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. So Dearborn
street, Chicago.
Agent of Grand Trunk II. II. Co., of Canada.
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Gardeners, Attention.
r Nh a y N . NJ Y HAv = -
DIRECT IMPORTATION

$4,000 Wsrth % Garden seeas,
EsRoM England, Germany, France, Portugal
j. and other noted gardening countries, I'll q
which offer to the public ~ prices unprecedented
In the annals Of history. < also OFFER for sale1
very large assortment Of my own raising. Al
warranted FRESH and GENUINE. Thsss d
sirous Of obtaining Seeds win find it To- their q
vantage TO send In their bills BY the ART II Hsh
uary, IL possiblc.
Orders filed and remittsnces promptly made.
Send for list Of prices by the pound, box, Or pd
100 papers 4g
Garden Seeds put up in lots to suit purchase
Being practical Gardener myself, feel conAderl
l shall suit the public in seeds. Address
GEO. ROBERTSON, SeedsmAn,
Jan. 1, '59-dSwtf Keoknk, iowa.
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Flour, Flour, Flour
k6Z $ arre1s

EXTRA, FANCY AND kUPERE In
brands In store, purchased before tho late :
- vance, and win be sold, Wholesale or rstal
at the lowest market price.
We have 4 SUPERIOR article made from Whit
Wheat selected with care for oar own tyada. q
which wo will guarantee to make Is good bread
any brand in this market, Quincy NOT exceptc
We are selling this article to the best Judges
Flour in the city, who pronouncs II unsurpAssrd.
KELLOGG BIkAE,
No. 149 Main-st1
N.B.-Flour delivered 10 any part Of tho o.
promptly.
jan IS, '59-d
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Legal Notice.
KS CARTER.

Legal Notice.
To j. BROOKS CARTER:
YOU are hereby notified that there IL now on 6ls
i In the oGiee Of the Clsrk Of the District Csurt
OF Lee County, lows, ~ Fort AadisoD petition u
j. W. Simpson, claiming Of yos the som ell
1o35 6o-iOO, and intercst st 10 per cent. pee|
Annum on 41,056 frumNov 4th, 1855, calculates ~
payable annually, on three certain promissos1I
notes executed by yos TO him. Aiso, psaJ611|
AGAINST you the foreclosure Of = mortgage eno1|
cuted by you to him Nov. 4th, 1855, upon too1
front ends, hundred feet desp, II lots 80
aud two, block ons hsndrsd and eighty, In en-,
Of Keokuk, Lee County, lows, given 70 ssc1Sl1
said notes for the purchase money Of said red
estate, alfo praying Judgment against you foTI
amount claimed, and saie of said ground, andI
tbs foreclosure Of al POUR interest in the sAms,
for ether and further relief. And that unless yoG
appear and answer thereto on or bsfose the mpfn-I
ing Of the second day Of the next term Of eai
Court, TO be holden third Monday in 1ay1
A. ID. 1859, ~ Fort Madison, Iowa, judgment
will be rendered against you By default.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Feb. -, 1S50-d1m Plaintiffs Al N. |
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aAssE 0PPOKTUNlT1I

nANE OPPOKTUNlTIl
Good Chance for n Mechanic or La.
hoHOry
A SMALL FARM, 80 acres, good new frame
"A house, and new steam Saw Mill, with Lath
Machine, &C.; said mill can ciear from $4,000 to
9 900 per annum, when "the hard times are gone,
gone away said land 10 situated in sonta crn
Michigan good climate, splendid soil, well va
tered, Ac., Ec.
A..c. 900 acre farm II Northern Icw., .re .c.s
we'll watefed, 10.
Either Of the above farms will be EXCHANGED for
good house and lot in Ksokuk.
Inquire Of J.PARMELE,
Nov. i, '6S-d6m No. b74 Main-st.,
Keokuk, Iowa.
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Nursery.

~, Currant, Raspberry, Blackberry, (the Lawton)
Bushes. strawberry Plants, Rhubarb, Evsrgreens,
Roses, &C., for sale at the lowest cash prices.
Having been in the business for the past eight
years. We are prepared to furnish Trees which have
been tested, and to give all necessary instructions
with regard to their culture.
All orders filed promptly.
Nursery on the Plank-road, near the city.
KAY BERNARD.
Keekuk, Iowa, Jan. 10, '5S-d6w3m
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For Pixies Peak
q @ Il ID M 1 N IL s.

No. 40 Maln.Gt. ST. LOUIS.
Lave on hand, and for sale low, complete
Il stock OK FIRE arms suitable for emigrants cross
Rides, English Fowling pieces, kife and Shot
guns combined, Colts Pistols, and Aliens new Re
peater, of al sizes from TO inch, and the best
Pts tol now in use, U. 3. Rifles, gun material, anu
nition and other equpage, at Wholcsals and RETAIL
All orders sent by mail will receive prompt sttcn
ton, and be sent OF by Express or otherwise.
Remember ALBkIGHT6, No. 40 Main-st., 81
Sign Of the Gilt Double Gun.
D~s a sampio "a -1o4u aIom the mines 100
seen In the window. fab8dAw1
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OMNIBUS NOTICE.

rEIIE OMNIBUS will call for passcngers--rain
or shine, day or night--in any part Of the city.
All orders left with j. H. Tewksbury, at the Rail
House, will receive prompt attention. Leave your
orders and procure ticket, and you can rest a.
sured that you will be called for. Ordinary Bag
gage free. Tickets rs cents.
=. s.-Haying tbs largest spriug wagon in the
city. am AIS prepared To move Pianos and Fur
niture the shortest notice.
feb2IdGm w 3. WINS.
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Nebraska and south Iowa Railroad.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the Stockholders OF
~ the Nebraska and South Iowa Railroad Compa-
ny that meeting Of rhe Stockholders will be
held at kE0SAUQUA, on the cath of March,
1852 for the purpose Of holding an election for
Directors Of said road Other business of impor-
lance to the progress Of the road will be brought
before them for their onsideration,
BY order. r.. MAiNE, sec'y.
Kcosauqua, March 5, Is59-dtd
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NOTlCEis hereby given to the owners OF the
lots descrbedin the foregoing list, situated in the
City Of keokuk, Lee County and State of Iowa,
on said described lots in the above list
by the City Council Of said city for laying side
walks, and for McAdamising, Trimming, CURLING
and Gutterng in front thereof, aud unless paym
be made Of the taxes levied and oil costs before
the 26th day Of March, A. D. 1859, the said lots,
so much thereof 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 . 0 clock q. IN. and o clock p. m.
c. G. STEVENS,
Colloctorof theCity Of Keokuk.
March r 1g5Q-dtd
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ElltOI,s Debates.
gIvHE Debates In the several State Conventions
i on the adoption Of the Federal Constitution as
recommended BY tina General Convention at Phila-
delphia in 1887, together with the Journal Of the
Federal Convention, Luther Martins Letter,
Yates Minutes, Congressional Opinions, Virginia
and Kentucky Resolutions Of '06-o9, and other IL
lustrations Of the Constitution; in five volumes
for sale at OGDEN, BROWNELL 4 co.'s
feb26d CirY BoaK SroRu.
a LADIES' FANCY HAIR PINS.
IlNOTHKR large assortment just received at No.
- Main-st., between - and u.
jan31d1w BAILEY b BLISS.
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Pixies Peak Miners Boots.

I HAVE lot Of Double oled Water Proof Mi
l. mere Boots hand, which / will sell cheaper
than the same quality can be had in this city.
Persons laying In outfits will please bear this in
mind and call nj the HOol and shoe Em.
pOriu 6S HiAIm.st.
have the best selection Of material from which
to manufactare TO order kept in this city and
will get up Boots and shoes Of every description
on the shortest notice.
Mixers who Wan. long tops and extra heavy soles,
shouM call IN and leave tlsar orders for Boots i'm
mediately.
Women's French Calf Boots and Shoes made TO
order. s. DUKE.
4eb70d
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VIRGIL II. SULLIVAN & CO.,
(sUCcEssoRs TO J. 1. HOBBS Co.,)
Fourth-street, between Main and johnson,
hNOhUA..........,.... A.
I M r u II EMS AND ID Il ALL n
i in QUEENSWAkE, GLASS and CHINA, Kero-
seno Lamps, Solar and hanging Lamps, Looking
Glasses, Tea Trays, Sc. &c.
Having purchased the Large and we'll selected
stock at the old stand OF G. e. Griffith Co., will
be pleased to have . call from one and oil. We
intend to keep constantly ON hand complete stock
both for
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Reviewing our Goods direct from the manufactu-
rers, In England, France and America, we will be
able to sell as low any regular house In the West
v. Ill. SULLIVAN q co.
Jan. 10, Is5o-ddw
Red aud Iyhftc Lead.
nRY, In rs b Kegs ana in bulk, for sale very
- low, by A.. j. WILKINSON,
Sign of the Goldm Eagle and Mortar,
Y msh1d 90 Main-st.
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Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees, either Standard or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cuttings Currant, Coos
berry, Raspberry and Blackberry bushes, together
with Eyergreens and Ornamental Shrubbory, will
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Trees delivered IN any part Of the City free Of
charge.
Nursery Grounds in the Western part of the
City, on Des Moines Avenue.
q. 0. HILTON,
Late Hubbcll h Hilton.)
KAnluk. Eant &. lHh6-lAw 1919
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malsDy,s Baltimore oysters.
DEING Agents for this celebrated brand Of 0ys-
Dtsr, we shall always be in supply, and we shall
sell At retnl or by ths case, M low - ally ether
first class brand Hotels, Saloons and Families can
always depend upon the rRKsnsEss, of those Offer
ed for sale by US.
KELLOGG BIRGE,
dec24dlw No. ll9 Main-street.
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H D | Y DAY
PRESENTS
At Cost
TIME subscriber having stock Of FANCY
GOODS. BOOKS, FANCY STA.
TIONER y. 6c.. which 10 not connected With
his regular business, is DESTROYS Of closing them
out, and will, during the coming Holidays,
Sell them at Less than their origi.
nal Cost!
Ladies' Work Boxes,
Ladies' Bags, various kinds;
Ladies' Fans,
Pearl Portmonaies,
Leather do
Jet Bracelets, &c.
Bibles, Prayer Books, Miscellaneous Books.
CHRISTMAS GAMES,
Adapted to the present season, for both large and
small children.
Paint Boxes,
Brushes,
Perfumery,
Fancy Stationery, &c.
WM. B. GERRING,
Deo22l Main-st., bet. 9th 4 7th.
GOLFERS a ROBERTSON.
Gro GERS,
Ne. Is Main street, between Third and Fourth,
KEoKUK, IOWA.
L,REoH OYsTERS-4O cents per can, warrant
CoLLIERs ROBERTSON,
jan2od ~ Main-st.
rRANBERkIEs- boxes Just received and for
~ sale by C0LLIEkS d ROBERTSON,
jan29d Is Main-st.
RAkER's No. 4 CH0coLAIE-For sale by
- GOLFERS & ROBERTSON,
jan29d rs Main-st.
pRuNEs-in Kegs and boxes-for sale By the
1 pound. GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON,
JanWd Is Main-st.
ENRESH ToMAT0Es--In cans-for sale by
CoLLIERS i ROBERTSON,
jan29d 70 Main st.
A SS0kTED PIE FkUITS-For sale by
IA GOLFERS h ROBERTSON
jan29i Is Main-st.
pR1ME W. r. CHEEoE-For sale by
GOLFERS ROBERTSON,
jan29d rs Main-st.
DOTAT0ES-A prime lot just received and for
/ sale by COLLIERS 4 ROBERTSON,
jan29d rs Main-st.
DICkLED HERRINuS NO. 4, MAUkEREl
i AND OODFISH--For sale by
GOLFERS Il ROBERTSON,
jan20d rs MRin-st.
L.sL0Uk--A choice lot of Extra Flour on hanC
l. and for sale by
GOLFERS 4 ROBE RTSON,
jan29l rs Main-st.
DUCkWHEAT FL0UR-Warranted pure, fol
- sale by GOLFERS h ROBERTSON,
jan29d rs Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-12
CABUS' HAIR CUTTING
AND
SHAVING ROOM,

Main Street. 2 Doors nbope the Billings House.
HAlk-CUTTING done according TO Physog-
IL nomy and the principles Of the CoiBeur.
Hair and Whiskers dyed TO perfection, either
brown or black
The Proprietor calls special attention to his style
Of Lair Cutting, and challenges the profession.
feb22-dAwly