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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13

Those vessels of the first class built in the CITY o,
Baltimore expressly for this ade and have superior ut,
ommodutiun, for passengers. They are commanded
10y perienced Captains, well qualified for the trade
and who vill spare exertion to ncconpoddte The,
will be lowed up end down the rivers by md may
lie relied on to sail promptly advertized
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will find ii their ship by this line
freight viii always be taken low by any other
inc of Packets, and effort will be nude by the
agents III Richmond and New-lora tn give satisfaction
Freight - cents per whole, and - cents per34t =,
Tobacco being about 30 per cent. less thar charg'
rhc Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the III
fnond Fire Association by this line ut 38 per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope IL succeed III obtain.
ING full share of patronage.
Guods shipped by this line To New. York will be for
vnrdcd free Of commission New Orleans, Mobile,
Gbleston, Savannah any other Southern on North
port. The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets,
In New York Be Ne. |, Coffee House Slip, foot ii
Wn!l Street. DAVID CtRRlE Richmond, } >
c. IL. PIERSON, n. Y. -
No 81 South Stree. "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
rs,onAcco SCREWS, rLATNEn>.

MILLS and EiNlUkES. FOR SALE.-On
consignment, be sold bargain. tie
Fixtures Screws Planners. Mills, Presses Ne belong
inr NJ extensive Tpbaceo Manufacturing e.ah}i,l
mcnI the whole OF whien have been used but shout
time, and embrace all the atsst i'm IMPROVEMENTS Tie
uer having determined to remove great Inducements
Will BE- offered purchasers, the favorable terms
it Immediate application be made to
mud - WI. II NOSBN. Auct'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
rHAMPAGNE WINE

~ Wine o'the most approved Brands tnpoJte3 in
pint and quart Bottles, iol sac by
dec 1 /, LEE & JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13

ElANO, GUANO.-in consequence Of the
" dnctlon made by the Peruvian Agent in the price
of Gunno, will close stock a53 per 2nnD
lbs. CASH. Those in want will pIense emil
qunntiy - small. ". T. ANDERSON Il co.
sep -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13

tNR L. sst GARDEN SEEDS -SrRlNG
l. SUPPLY FOR lS55.-Iandreths celebrated (,ar
den Seeds warranted fresh ami genuine The Stock i.
nig" ana embraces every kind If Vegetable Seed usual.
"anrdi consisting IL part, Of cary sis week Snaps
iarg' Luna Beans extra early Peas OIion Sets Cab
hases. Celery, Sal,aty, Rndishes Tomnttoe &c S,--
Alsn, few choice Flower Seeds
handreth's Catalogue an Almanac with directions
Tor planting aud culture, 10 be hal ernti For sale h,
JOHN IL. SEAY & CO,
'e',-ls Druggists.
lGHT Light i!-Fre,h FLUID Cnmp6ene
LRnd Ale 'ho just Il hard per Souh Side Ra jrond
AMI io, sale at j. II. THOMPSON 4 cos
Jan u Is New Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
A CARD.
For Sale

EOr SAFE
GOnnA in Bonds of the South Side Rail Road
~ cOOV Cor pany. benring Per
price than will paw per These bonds are secured
10y mortgage "nthe Road and guaranteed by the city
Petersburg. nhd in amounts of s500 and $1,000 d"
desirable Investment for capitalists.
Jug II dts PETERS SPENC 2 q CO
IOlsE AND LOT FOX SALE wish
LII sell privately my housr md lot. stuated Dr..
IN 'nnkn Hi, bcarly opposite tie residence Mil
ol Mt CLns. Simpson. The property embraces one half
arre. at rich getden snI, framel residence til
good Stuhle. The neiehboriood is a good anl ,ie~in
hle our
vii sell the above named property upon the follow
ing reasonable viz: One third of urcusc money
Ia BE- P,id in months, third in onths, ind the
balance in /, amt y,f rs, with negotiable paper salts
inctnriiy endorsed. GEO. W. SEE.
dec - dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13

OTICE-The sabscrber. having purchased of
In John A. Frankiin his interest 10 the concern of
franklin Brother Co. will continue the business in
the same house next door Liberty Warehouse, under
the firm and style OF Franklin 4 Brother They return
their thanks to their friends aud the public generally
for the liberal patronage extended them fc the shorl
time they have beea in the Grocery ard Commission
business and respectfully solicit continuance OF
the promising to use their best esertions 20 give
.a,isfaction to all who may do business with them.
JAMES FRANKLIN,
EDWARD FRANKLIN, JR.
inn O-It
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13

"BAtte MDstDS, HONES, aC,-
-hal h. pJepafcd lnn trV day. Ia furnish rohacon
Nuuiis and Box 1t ali kinds when vi be warrant.
cd II equal my manufactured IN the Siutc Having
ncar 100000 feet of thoroughly seasoned Whit Oak
Box 1Gh on hund mnula elrors dep, MI On getltc
seasoned hoN's from will nlso a orler bills
n Ia, uHber,aud vail Keep hand tence thh, pai
ifg.. RniIs &e.
Thankful ior pasi llyofs hope To receive share Of
pHlir patronage.
lV'SuoP.-la the rcar Of Warwick Mal.
Jan % d2m CURTIS EAMES
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD.
Et VI %

s4'OR l1sRE.-The remainder of Il year. TWO
valuable Negr" Gi,l> about ID years of age
Appy t mh2! d:it ". II. NDSBl
fNChBURG GhtUND FIAslFh II, bags Or
- barrels, constantly hand and Tor sale by
mar'3-ts &. +. SACkETT
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NOTICE
DLAsTER-LUMP AND GKOtND

w care prepared to lurn lsh frehds vi either
lump gruHi i'lnst"r. We buye our Plaster ground
at the mills o Nessrs. Langhorne john. in III city,
aud our friends rely upoH getting it fine and fresh
ground. mnr9rs SAUNDERS & IRBY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-04
The Call.

Thy night was dark behold the shale was deeper
In tic old garden of Gethsemane,
When that cain voice awoke the weary sleeper
Coad'st thou watch one hour alone with me
@, thou. so weary Of thy sell -desials,
And so impatient OF thy daily cross,
Is IL so hard 20 bear Thy little trials.
To count all earthly thing gainful loss ?
What if thou Arrays suffer tribulaton,
And if thy Chistiau warfare ,sertr cease;
The gaining Of The quiet hahitaton
Shall gather thee 80 everlasting pence.
But here We must all suffer walking lonely
The path that jesus once himself hath gone;
Watch hon ia patience through this dark hour on &
This one dark llonr--before the etorual dawn.
Tire captive's oar may pause upon the galley,
The soldier sleep beneath the plumed crest
And Peace may fold her wing Ser hill aud valley
But thou, Christian, must not take thy rest.
Thou must walk on, however man upbraid thee,
With him who trod The wine press all alone;
Thou wilt not find one human hand a. aid thee
One human soul TO comprehend thine
Ised no; the imag forever throngng
From unt the tpfegon' life thou liz st more
Faiot hearted mariner still AIT thou longing
Tor the dim line II the receding shore
Wilt thou find test # seal IN thy returning
To that od path thou hast so Va inly trod
Hast boa forgotten all thy weart yearnng
- Walk among he children IT thy tod
Faithful ami ,teadfast in tbeir conservation,
Living hy tha' high raith e. thee IS dim
Declaring before God their Il .dicatiau
80 fer from the because ~ near to II M
Cant thou forget tbF Christian suI,erscription--
4 hold We count thsm Aapv vino endure ~
y hat treasure woaId thou. IN tn land Egyptian
hcpass tn stormy water to secure
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OFFICIAL PAPER or TaE CRY
violence i'm Kansas.

The disnatches which we publish in another
column indicate that the plot thickens and
the FINAL eatastronhe % nro-slayery squattor
soyera;catv annroaehes. in Kansas. What
m,y be the precise occasion of the present
.outbreak or whit the circumstances and facts
ATTENDING # we cannot say. bat there can be
lirtle .,D..fioa batthat violence and blood
shed rule the aav. That the dispatches man
nfaetured bv the border scoundrels of Mis-
souri, srepresent Tie Free State men, and
are onlv intended 10 stir an tho Mssourians
Is invade Kansas. we have no doubt la
fact private dispatches are noticed IN the In
tclIigencer witch admit the fact. and the
boraere,s in srssonri c4a upon the Nilsson
n1~At .rerfeys On ltv ana elsewhere to come
pS6 l!leir aid and assist them 10 invade and
subdue Kansas.
Werre>une, however. that this Outbreak
has been got up to brighten the North into
Saving the Union" BIZ Welding up Kansas
Is slavery: ana we shali find all the Locofo-
e, Elto~s Of the North aiding this project bv
aonouncinc the Free State men Of Kansas as
u5oljt.onists. traitors, Sc. sc. The Loeofo-
co douqhtdces are progressive. Las, year
every one Of them insisted Tint slavery
would never be established in Kansas, and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-04

| IANIAh Interested WITH n tic Messrs Sco .,ells
L ~ ihe Gas Fitting Basincss nc would as.ur,
ile pubhc that all orders given them 81 Il H. *
ecn'ed IN ncaf anu workman Ike ma amer. aud
that they can rely upon toe work done bv them. 81
teing 1T the.yey best mattrial
- i viii h1 bur short time ore the gas viii
be introduced, we would recomn md L. fbas. do.
f"us q lighting up ut tie time Of inc completio. of
the works, that they give Immediate order for ne
h&tures DC, otherwise, many would be dein III e.
yond tha' thle, as e would he Impossible .su,.nI,
all applications upon sbort notice try
Jnis z, I09o.--d G. IImRRTCK z 20
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Gas Fixtures.

| ~ undersigned arc prem.fed to receive ord.rs
ior hftlhg up stores. offices and dyel limo bo,,ss
with pipe aud fixtures for gas--rrotn,tl, :. -,
tight. "o' : = e gas
Al persons DESTROYS Of using ga>. that have not
dress via ~, through the Posi- Oace
Ord srs executed ia Tho success on ia l;ot, -,
are received ScOPIFfn ! ,pp",rTtrn ney
.|nlH ..--d = el1 itN.
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INSURANCE saTstY.

LflNA lNSt RANCE GO. Hartinri, Connecticut
- rfAh IA9t RAM go. ngiens hut gsh. y. Y
HARTFORD TIRE INoI EAAtI COMPANY Hart
f1ri teuu
tTNA L1Ft 1881 RANCHO. Hartford. sanu
l3MMkla Al. IN>t RANCE co. Sc Louis. NJ.
ores stock ahd dweiiiae~ insured against Fire
merchandise insured againr ibe DANCE Or nav "a,
itl.
"Fen Pyiieies is-ued il the Marine Department If
~ ammerclal lnsnlance Co.. # -. L9u.s, ard the
edslomrr- ~ the company accommodated wit h 9ans
O siNty Gays on rellabe papei Insurance procured
for thpse DESIRING + in amy 80 LouiS Company
NM " BElENAp
rln44 I'm err N.ia a,.4 "a ~
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American from.


We extract The following from Hunt's
.Hercaant's Haga> no. which We deem sat
i~fletory evidence Of the superiority 81
Amerjean Iron over THE English Iroa. 4 fact
which is becoming daily more and more ap-
p,reni
No man." says Mr. Henderson. 81 the
l1nhaIo Democracy, ''of any experience ii
the working Of thu useful N etats, viii DOM
thtt oar IRON Is better than the British. On
ha Reading road, where careful examine
uns have been recorded and with Il tom
na-e unsurpassed ~ any railroad on the
elahe, Ierah Colbnrn SAYS that il Is found
that American iron wears out hnt one third
% one-half rs fast as English IRON. The
average Of six years wear Of to ID. English
run was above 4 per cent. annually. The
.fera@c Of four years wear II the .Erie',
ttn1hsh) pattern was 10 per cen,. annually.
Contrast this wear, on the same track
Win the Phrnix and Danyile rails. The ralI4
u Reeves, Back a Co., If henixyiile, wore
al. the rate of hse per Gear. year fofs#z
wears. The Moutour o. Danyille rails At M.
rate 81 nearly 81 per cent. for foaf ye4r..
Whatever may be the quality OF Il rail-.
tae Reading road will prove It's durability.
~ oiher tost j. nae1el where hfteen N Il.
i3ens IF toms 81 Fl ight and c.,rs tra
PISSED afet a roai IN tar space Of s,x wars.
= i itl s dominated, has soft .p0.S. or +.
"a tde luteror Ia any respect, Il ~ hound IA
tow itse.f, INSIDE AMI oni, ii Il h7e yea4..
scar on the Reading rold
BAa RoA. Ia All rolled iron The Same
general superiority Of American Is oh.ary.t-
hst. u aEburn atf- lhr Juniata. she TIM
fep, t irstaggaf, anl 8lher Amerirao ,h 49,
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era days past IN surveying ronte Tor the
keokuk and Museatine Railroad by way Of
Salem. The corps of Engineers are now OPP
Grating between Franklin and Salem and ex-
pect 10 reach the latter place this week.
Thore are many considerations Of very
weighty character urged in favor Of that
route which it is supposed sill control the To-
cation, unless overbalancel by unexpected
obstacles. AS a point on the western curve
Of the road, Salem would attract quite a
large scope of trade from Van Buren, and
jefferson counties, which would not seek the
road if located further East. Besides, the
fine coal banks in the vicinity Of Salem
would doubtless furnish large amount Of
freight for the road and thereby much in
crease the business and the profits Of the
Company.
salem. az one would readily infer from is
name, was settled by Friends, and its loea-
ton and surroundings eyinces the sound
practical judgment and good taste which has
usually characterized their selections for
towns in other States. The town is sur
rounded by fine farming country and some
Of the best farms in Iowa are to be found
ia its vicinity. From several recent sales in
that section. we infer that real estate is look
ing up. and that immigrants from the other
side Of the Mississippi appreciate the adyan
tagcs Of soil aud position enjoyed By the Sa
Iemites
We sto il over nirht with our old friend
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-04

nav soiu my entire stock and traie to 4 & En-;
OIL 80, and chaerfuliv recommend them 10 nv ola
custom r rs sntle n fully competent and canah
q carving On the boot and shoe business in All III
- = :. A. DUKE
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CAVE SONS
New Publication List.
MFRS. Ann :. stevens Book, ssThc old iona-
vi stead
"Almack = - q Tale OF English Society. A reallt
delightful work, and that viii the curl
.,sity u every that meycs in the world of fashion
4 IN this country.
ellie the Human Comedy ~ John rs
tsh Cooke With illustrations
Reynolds great story Of the War, "amar Pacha
The EUier's Daughter
Leslie. Gazette Of Fashion," the Beau Monde
i3r November. nova
New Paper HaRglngs.
IN 900 BOLTS new and beautiful Paper lInug.
U.UUU ing just received, suitable f9r parlors.
Halls, Chambers, Dining and Drawing Rooms.
Paper hung 10 the mo*t sup.ror manner Orders
promptly executed. j. T. CAVE a son.
Niain 81, bet Sd 4 4th "etiG d2m.
Books iust Published.
~ u OF WISDOM AND GENUINE WIT.
rE1HE Works of Charles Lash with Final Memo
L rails by SIR Thomas Noon Islfourd. Fur .nle
~ noN25 CAVE son.
THoMpSoN' S Christian Thcism. A prlc # nine
L thousand dollars awarded this essay For
-nie by nny2t CAVE 4 SON.
| INTERESTING 4 Important. Me2ieo aud H. r
i igion. by kobt, 4. Wilson, for sale b
npy2t CAVE & son.
FTSHE hest American Novel for yeats-'sI .iIiy " by
1 tue Author Of "Ihc Busy Moments of an Idle
navel CAVE .oN.
rs ILL GRANT, q the Lost VIE: one II The
= a'.t exquisite tvs stories ever published For
-aip " npy4i CAVE & son
INV BOOKS.
II IT. Of Blarney by Maekenze--a -er,e- If Irish
- s;"fies and Lssansis For sale b
~ ca J. r. LAVE i SON
VilFEI4RfJ ri 1tpf~ A ,4t. q A,al,n,. f,,rt,.
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LIoroR LAw.-The Iowa Capitol Reporter
and Port Madison Plaindeaer, both adgocat
"a th- adoption OF the Prohibitory Liquor
l.av by the people, but since the action Of
the oibee-holders' Convention, ut Fort Des
Moiues, they have come out strongly in favor
Of is repeal. They have suddenly discovered
that ii i not only unconstitutional and I'M
democratic, but that il is productive Of IN
creased drunkenness. Strange that their
ewes should be opened 50 suddenly. and in SO
wonderful manner.
The adoption Of that law was 50 strongly
urged By many leading democrats. that we
cannot believe that they will be led away ike
- many IDIOTS, By few ofice-seeking dema-
so5ae who assume to dictate for the i M
osratic party. High minded, honorable men
VIII not consent TO any snch degradation
" are surprised nj some papers for being
Wdeedied about as the wind may blow. but
We certainly did expect better things Of the
t,eporter and Palndealer There are amer
ieeslons and errors in the law. no doubt. but
ia proper way to ~ them, woall b. TO
va It, ana not to repeal il entirely
losk. II raid.
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7 j. ELLIOTT.
We. II, CARTER.
4. J. CARTER.
JAS n aEJIstf

FTHFIHg DIT Ha-e3 IN ohFlre Fto0K q y A. Duke
ana having fstthgrmptn "a ured the services Of Mr.
t'ubaf, late IF riuciHhati, Ohio widely NM So
by known a. the "prnce Of Boot Makcrs. NE solis
II the lmtfonngsof the citizens II Keoknk and taa
surrounding country.
- eur Intention 70 Keep on hand complete as-
sortmant ot every description and price ana ar ne
pared % finish 70 order boots aud shoes IL snit The
81 I. J. ELll0TT 4 ca.
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M hafc II stare Very lar a ssock Of all kinds
W Of Twin which sc offer al low prices
dscld BALDWIN. EN ANs i CO.
ltNoH RLNI.-Coneeri lialI iron the Isl ot Janu.
ary next Apply s. G. I. CONN
ueg2sdlt
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observation-disclosures

~ ~ bnitafs. victims, Eauios, Accordeons,
- Flutes, Flies, piceioes, Clarionets, Sc Also.
Bows. strings. and all trimmings - the Violin aud
Guitar. eau b had 1T
de-. I'd CREIGHTON & DINNERS.
johnson street, Keokuk,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-04
c5-partner.hip Notice.

'INHE undersigned hay this .iay formed i ". ,ar,
l~fship ior ths purpose Of carrying on tho boo,
ad no business IN keokuk under the sty,e and firm
Of 4 J. Elliott 4 Co "''' ~ ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-04
SEVEN SHOOTING REvoLvERs.

= IN Bush lis Dried Apples just received, and for
NV sais by J. 7. SfufTs
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NJ hnFe received by EApress 4 small lot
W "Beale's' Seven Shooting Pistols, u new /.
hcie snld to h. superior to all other reyoIserS
which we invite attention
decld BALDWIN. EVANS 4 GO
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h. tBEseH. A. y EAISTo&
na WILL s. co.

\ fPLir.--iuO bb r. apples oi excellent quality
\ and great number If choice aayor for sale by
noS2sd uAMILL a co.
LNL0UR, Flour, t'ustomer- can rely upon gettirg
L Quincy Benfonsporl and Birmingham Floltl
regularly at Is, Main street
nOe2sd IIAMIiL a 90.
4 t0LDEN slKt Pin KEGS and half hbs Bel
~ eher's sugar fiouse Syrup. in kegs and half
bbis kai-lns in boxes, Lali boxes aud quarters
neY21d HAMfLi4 4 90.
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For sale.

For Sale.
NOlllli HALF Of the north east quarter Of section
- is IN township G7, North of Range 10 West in
Appanoose county, Iowa we'll watered Apply to
LLOYD ID. SIMPSON
Over Post Office Keoknk oct 10 dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-04

DECISION ADVERSE TO i CAS- CoNpANY.-
6 tse was tried before Justice Morrison. of
Baltimore, a few dlvs ar. which involves
principles Of general interest to the residents
- large cities. Ii vas an action brought by
Mr. John W. Bloomer against the Batimore
1As company, for DAMAGES sustained in con
sequence q the refusal Of that Company 10
supply his place Of business with gas. the
ground ~ refusal being that the previou,
occupant had refused 30 pax fer gas furnish
81 ~ ths Company. Several witnesses were
examine1, and the evidence being duly con
sderea, the justice rendered n verdict in IA
gof q The plaintiff for $50, with COSTS
! ~ Company have taken an appeal from the
deets!0a.
MsRR'AGFtN Hon LirE--0n SUNDAY last.
fhe iioa George Il. pugh, United States
Nen..sor elect from Ohio, who takes his seat
~ the opening of the next Congress. was
married 70 Mis-, Terese Chalfaut. who was
universally recognized as the belle Of the
queen City, Cincinnati. She will be the
reignlng belle at the capital this winter, too,
- she Is one of the most beautiful women in
America, and consequently, in all the world.
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Ecad pipe.


4 LII sizes always on hand ami for sale Jew by
y BALDWIN. EK ANS d Co
dec I'd
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FkHHU lot MIC.
\ SPLENDID SYN Octave Pnnu, Of Boardrnan
\ and Grar's Manufacture with the
DOLCE GAMpANA ATTACHMENT
tha finest instrument brought to hcokuk--is
OF red for snle ut great discount
No berter bargain be oHered
II may b. seen at q. G. Isbel's Music Rooms
Call aud examine before il Is too lata nnv9od
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-04
Fancy Cmndic..

lST received the largest and best assortment 0
- Fancy Candies ever before offered ia keoknk
also a large assortment Of Fruits MUS 2e mt
CREIGHTON a oHMfR,S,
dec. 3, ls55.-dif johnson Street.
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1UTIOsIttcs TOT the Little Folks.
E'NEki thing that you can think of to tickle the
- arts of the little folks be had of c. ODER
top, at the
Oct 20. SIGN OF THE BIG FIDDLE
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Fairbanks, scales.

AZ 4 are the only AZ nts IN heekuk for the sale
W of the above celebrated scales. iIav scales
and all other kinds furnished at short notice by
BALDWIN, EVANS d co, Agents
decId
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Blow We the Trumpet.

1 ND sound the alarm in tho hills and valleys ana
LEI All The inhabitants Of the land take notice
that BARILENI d 90 are now propelled to take
Llkenesses IN the most like style a he art.
between Second and TAild
kcokuk, Noy. ed
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A LWAlS on hand, and for sale Mt small adyanee
on the manufacturers prices hy
decld BALDWIN, EVANS 2Co.
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CAVE a. SONS
New Publication List.

IN 600 BOLTS new and beautiful Paper Hang
IO.OUO ing just received, suitable for parlofs
Halls, Chambers, Dining and Drawing Rooms.
Paper hung 10 the mo-. sup ror manner. Orders
promptly executed. J. 7. CAYEA son.
MINI 81. bet. Sd & 9TH netf d2m.
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David II. SMITH. y. y. XAkstGklES.
SMITH & VANSICKLEN,
Auctfoneers. Commi ssion Merchants
and Real Estate Brokers'.

22o Acres " Land GO md cultivation. near "a
laarto. Term obg-third ca h, baIanc. ii one ~
aud three year. AppIy ~
SMITH a KANsICKLFN.
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BANANA Ia lesJ.-AA Account ef the Panama
Railroad, Of the Cities 81 Panama aud Aspln-
wax with Sketches II Life aud Character the 18TH
mus. by Robert Zones. For .ate as
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Thy ight was dark behold the shale was deeper
In the old garden - Gethsenane,
When that calm voice awoke the weary sleeper
Con.d'st thou not watch one hour alone with me