The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-23

AFRICAN SrACKu1.-Ihe American CsoC3'
q, invented hg E. j Topf ef Tues Madison,
nd patented lAst summer, u received VITA
ereas fssoe byshrnsA We can hsrdly de-
scribe it to the uninitiated, butitis machine
of simple construction and limited extent,
which will lift the hay on 70 stack ms vesy
bslsf space 81 time. Ase lAbor-sasng No.
chine it il invaluable in . meadow, being sin'
pie in consszupton, manageable q I'll times
rapid in its movements, and accurate in the
performance Of what is required oft
Our friend Borland, ofFnnklin Centre, has
the exclusive disposal of the machine In tins
and ne;ghborisg counties. The following cor
tiHcates from parties who have practical &C.
ousintance with matters ofwhich they speak,
will secure favorable consideration for the
American Stacker amongst our agricultural
friends:
We believe the American Stacker to be the
cheapest, simplest most efectul and best
adapted machine for the purpose designed,
now known. FRED. HEssrx,
ISAIAH Hale,
Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Fort
Madison, Iowa.
s. B. WEIGHT,
JOHN s. FEAI,
Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Burling-
ton, Iowa.
DAVID FoRDRYwALT,
President Iowa Lee County, Fair.
Mr.. E. J. TooF-Dedr Sir:-Permit me to
congratulate you upon your success IN getting
ND the American Stacker. have one in OPP
Grafton. and think it excellent. Itworks like
charm. 1t is perfect. Every farmer should
have one.
Yours, With many thanks,
T. g. EHRExAS.
Primrose, Iowa, Aug l, 1865.
Mr. e. ]. Toor-Sir: Having put up our
hay this season with the American Stacker,
we cheerfully bear testimony to its superior
merits 1t is all that it claims to be-cheap,
simple and effectual. We believe it better
than any other stacker, while its cost is only
about one-fourth as much. With lumber
scarce labor and smith-wor high ours cost
shout So O0-NIxus RIGHT. Every farmer
who wishes to handle his hay easily and cheap
ly, should have one. WM. HIIL,
K. z. Hull
August 1s, 1865.
Mr.. Z. j. TooF-&r:-The American
Stacker is Just the thing every farmer ought
to have that stacks hay. Two boys can Dc
more with it, and do it better, than four mer
can do with forks. Respectfully,
Dover, Iowa. GEO. FERrNEY.
II is not the skating, but the sleighing car
nival that prevails in our city now. MAR
street presented busy scene yesterday ant
last evening. Snow crafts of all kinds wer'
brought into requisition. The ''tintinnabula
ton of the bells continued until far into tn,
night. 1t was Joyous party With light heart
and merry voices, that found time 10 stop an.
honor us with song. That masculine va
rather heavy on the "bass,' but we thank you
Oh, friends Of ours, "all the same" On
bachelor heart swelled with grief within US
that journalistic labors kept Us closed in by
GATE from the merry making, but you
song hghtened our labor, and your enjoymen
was contagious. Come again, and when 20,
do, "msy We be there to see.'
The CLOSING SALE of marked dow
stock" is still progressing with unabated vigo
at the one price New York Store. 200 cloak
marked down to half price; 1900 fast colore,
Prints, at 20 cents yard 200 pieces Far
nsls, marked down to panic prices; 800 rem
nants Delaines, at % cents yard 600 yard
French Thibet Cloth, double, with decides
bargain, at 40 cents yard, importer price
30 cents. We are selling q superior hnsi
handkerchief for Is cents-last years price
so cents; 10 II all wool Blankets, very heavy
eight dollars pair. Several large doubl
Shawls at six dollars each We are determine,
to close out our winter goods withou
reference to cost, to prepare for a vigorou
spring campaign.
The public most smphatically acknowledg
the One Price New York "the cheap store @
Keokuk." NJ. GREGc, Agent.
Nos. 8 and s, Estes House.