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Farmers take Notice.

d EICHER has on hand and will farnish 10
order Zimmernan's celebrated 6epa,ates
for Thrashing. Cleaning, Screening and Hageine
grain ready for market. Il will thrash and elem
from 500 to 800 bushels per day, and he's tstos
the premium st tina Crystal Palace. New York.
and at the State Fairs Of Maryland, visgisia, H.
diana, Illinois, &c Ora:rs uan b sSsskA1ny
rscs,yed and -omnusiset1e4 uiljtseliSs Rsale
AssiAsnes on Ealtsa r., tefsesa q - 1l.E
p. ElCHEA
Ksokuk, April 10, 1855. dAw
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RAILROAD MEErlso.-The adjourned
Meeting Of the citizens, in regard TO rail-
road matters. will come of at the CITY
Hail tomorrow Friday night
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PLAIN AND FANCY JOB WORK

just as well and Just as cheap as any body, if not
"A little more so.n Circulate The documents Of
'bs right kind about your business, if you wish
&c succeed. And remember that We have the
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nREAS GOODGr-A lsree and varied stcok 81
~ Sill. Tissues, ostin striped, 1gursd and
plain, Dsreess. Lingsrsllss, Coup D, Etsts, ~
Yolssns, yssoeh 1sconsA sAd DFiliiants. Lawns,
kr ;, inst received by p. D. FOSTER.
April ~. r00b,
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Daily Gate City

We mean TO make it worth ITS price, and
great deal more. II we can. Our means Of help
np every body greatly enlarged and so, also
a'e our expenses. Therefore we must have more
subscribers, more advertisers. and more job
work. And We wish il TO be remembered that
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Ard OLE, spirit Gas, LnsssS Oil, cetAl,
II IspsR, Dss,aY ara Cssch Van ..sh, % hand
nc nv,s kEYNOLDr Drug store.
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AxEA. AXIS.
JUST received by steamer Gossamsr supply
a of"Hunts" and "vogussH celebrated Axes
and Tor sails low BY BALDWIN, EVANS 4 co.
March IL, 1868.
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Embroiderics, Lncea. Ike.

Embroideries, LHcea. Ike.
CLEEVES, Collars, and chemisettes, Cambria
y and Swiss Fiouncings, Edgings, / Insertings
Real Thread Laces, EdgIhgs and Robbins, and
saxony Thread Edgings in great variety inst re-
ceived by p d. FOSTER.
April %. 1855
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CITY DRUG STORE!
Burrows Block, Main Street. Keokuk. q
J. J. G. STEWART are now in receipt ~
al very large and carefully selected stock q
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals. Patent MedI-
cines. Popular Remedies, Medicinal Liquors,
Paints, Oils, Dye 6tufs, Perfumsry, and every
variety Of fancy articles usually found in the
best establishments Of the kind. Every article
warranted pure and genuine.
Purchasers will confer mutual favor by cali
inE u our establishment before buying else
whsrs.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up
DK j. G. STEWARDS efies and COMPUTING
Room in the Drug Store.
sIo1 KssyoMAL xxyY1EHcgs.
T. o. Edwards, M. D.. Ohio Medical Collsfs
J. Cobb, Ii"
John Locke. " Z"
NAY !, 1855. dAv
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THE BESTAND FUNNIEST MAGAZINES
l. AND PAPERS il. the world, comprising
The best Tales, Sketches, Poetry aud the most
iaughable Jokes ever produced by human wit
Yankee Notions, or Writings Of Jouathan's
'ack Kniie; Pictorial Plcayupe; London Punch;
Brother Jonatl an; Dutehman; Know Nothing
Almanac &c. GRAHAM CAVE
IND WARRANTS, PENSIONS, &c.
TEE subscriber procures Land Warrants an
Pensions for ali those entitled. In order to
prevent rejection Or delay and ensure success he
a. obtained forms and instructions direct from
p. WALDO, EN,
"Commssioner Of PeDsions.n
Persons applying through the subscriber NAV
therefore feel confident that their applications
". be properly made
No charge unless successful.
He wall also atend to The collection IF any
claim against the United States, having for that
purpose an agent al Washington, uho has con
slant access 10 national officers and records
Office over Post Office, johnson Street
LLOYD ID. SIMPSON. /
MAY 7. 1855. din
Morning Glory copy
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LSnens.
GOLDEN Flax, and Medium Fronting Linens,
VI OF Richsrdson's mate, warranted pure, lOl
Linen 6hestine, Pillow Cass Lissn. DlaD<hsd
Brown Table Damssks. Napkins, Tewsling,
Crash. Ae., for ssas chesp. r. D. FOSTER
April -, ls6S
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Ksokuk, April 10, 1855.
LUMRER.

At THE PINE MILL.
THE subscribers have constantly on hand .
l. supply of
Dressed Flsorink.
Also, FENCING BOARDS and FENcme psexRrs.
Siding, and q general assortment Of dinsnsioc
stuff
Mill and Lumber Yard at the foot OF Second
street, Keokuk, Iowa.
HIATT 4 HARBINE.
April I, 1855 dlmGwIy.
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Gioxssand Haesiarx.

AIDES, colored black and white Kid Gloves
IL Silk, Lisle Thread, and cold do, Twisted 4
Filet Silk Mists fer L.dieu and Misses, Black,
white and mode Silk Hose, and large stock oil
cotton in white, unbleachsd, black, ssate and
mixed, Of all pricssI ekildrsn's do. white, mixed
and fancy, very cheap. p D. FOSTER.
April %, 1885.
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We want 70 help every body and we wani
every body to help tie ia il Therefore we
have enlarged our Daily, and We invite every
body 10 come without delay and subscribe for
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D. +. HUMPHREY & GAGE,
WHoLxsALE AND RETAIL DKAIxRs In
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, b Millinery Goods
East sids Of Msia Street "a door from TAird,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
A RE now receiving their spring stock Of Hats,
n Caps, Bonnetss Ribbons, and Millinery
Goods. Merchants from the country are respect
fully invited to call and examine ueir stock and
prices.
March 30, 1855
C00 D0Z Wool Hats JUS, received, a, very
IOO low prices, by
D. F. HUMPHREY GAGE.
E0( DOZ Palm leaf ard Straw Hats, ais tyle,
UUO by d. F. HUMPHREY AGACE.
I'm DOZ Fine Fur and Cashmere Hats. high
LOU and low crown. all qualities, fer sale
cheap BY D. F. HUMPHREY & GAGE
000n Straw and Silk Bonnets of the most ap-
ZUUU proved styles BY
d. HUMPHREY GAGE
ZINE SILK HATS. Of McNeils' rsnufacture
i by d. +. HUMPHREY * GAGE
pIBB0NS, few hundred pieces just received
III by D. +. HUMPHREY GAGE
III lLLlNERY GOODS Of every description
Ii and at reduced prices
ID. Y. HUMPHREY & GAGE
March 30, 1855 dIy
(fLEAR the way for the New York HatU
" Emporium. Cali and get Fashionable ~
Hal at sHELD0N's HAT EN- PnRICN
"a, Nam Street
| IGHT graceful and becoming are those new
IL style Of Gents Moleskin Hats for sale al
SHELD0A'S HAT EMPORIUM.
"a, Main street
| CASk pure Blackberry Wine suitable for me
L dlctaal tud sacrauentsl purposes at
REYNOLDS Drug Store
200 BOXES G4,sw ,sv,, I'D " Window Glass at
A. Bridgman
y Agent for the Missouri State Mutual Insu-
L rance Company. the Directors Of which are
among tile oldest aud best known business men
Of St. Louis. d3sptf
For Rent.
THE brick building, No l76. Main Street, be-
l. tween Sixth and Seventh streets; two sto-
r,ss and cellar, suitable for any business
Inquire Of W. r. B. LYNCH, or
W. " BELkNAP
Nav 3, 1855 dsf
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r. ID. FOSTER

p. ID. FOSTER
HAS Just received 4 well assorted Stock Of
IL Spring and Summer Goods, 10 which the at
tsntion OF buyers il respectfully asked.
Ths Goods have been selected with special
rafeysnes to the city retail trade. and will be sold
~ low - the ssme class Of goods can BE- bought
il any House in Iowa.
Purchasers will do vsIl to examine the stock
before buying elsewhere, - they will find many
styles rot usually kept 10 this market.
April q, 1885.
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salt

SNEJ
Sl(10 bbls. Kenha.ha Salt row landing from
o0oo steamer f. Woodruff, and which we
viii sell YER low from the leve-
T. J & J NJ RICE
Nay IS, 1855 lw
Ladies Shoes.
M h are now manufacturing fine Shoes for IA.
W dies, which we will warrant.
Call at thu store Of
ODELL & MATLESS
May ii. 1855. d&w
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j. w. Johnston,
u n - 4 X Z A X Il r
CORNER JOHNSON 4 THIRD STREETS,
'ARRlES Oh the business Of Under -
~ taxing IN all it's branches. He has
recently made extensive additions to his stock
aud perfected his arrangements 10 every depart
ment.
Patent Metallic Burial Cases,
impervions to ar and indestruc,ible. highly or
namented and Invaluable for the preservation OF
the dead - well az eoflns Of every style and
finish furnished to order.
Hesrses and carriages furnished, and the en-
tire arrangements Of the funeral attended to
when required.
Ksokuk, April II, 1855. dy
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UST received, full assortment OF Class OF
u various sixss by
MOORE & HOOPER.
April 8, 1855 dtt
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tl0 Dog Floyds' American Penetrating Lin.
IVO imFnt, In quantities to suit purchasers
2yD doz. Esculapisn Eminent, and a great
Vriely ofPatent Medicines al
- REYNOLDS Drug Store
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Bounty Land and Pension 79o1cY

Bounty Land and Pension 1goacy!
THE undersigned o.isrs his servicesso I'll thoes
l. who have claims for Pensions or Deunty
Land under the various acts Of Congress. Al
persons who have served in any war fowtesa
days are eni,lsd to 100 acres oslsnd. 1hoA1iss
of many Revolutionary soldiers and soj11Des u
The war Of 1912 are entitled to unelaimAA H.
sions due thar fathers Or graAdfathers. II -
dersignedd will visit Warrington City duriag ~
this klud- M charge unless ths Rsasioa q
Warrant is obtained.
Call on or address VIM W. RELxNAr.
Attorney q Law.
Office adjoining the Mayors olies, KsGona.
keokuk, April 49,. 1855. dkwlm
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Notice.
Psrfumery snd Fancy Articles,

Perfumery snd Fancy Articles.
a WELL selected assortment just received from
"A the most celebrated manufacturers in tha
East. The public and the ladies' tspeciallH ste
invited 70 call, a. they cannot TAIL to have their
tastes suited in svsry respect.
MOORE l. HOOPER.
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DIRECT from the msnsfsctssy e., HSnon
~ Warren I Hids, large ri NIL
stsek Of Gold psnD, ranging fte1 NJ & -
Zee down to the 8nsst pniafs4 Ia1to{
reputation Of the usasisstssS r
enough fos Tie quality. 49, 81
9. i. L. ~
Ian ~, 'oe. lkw ssg
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MACK atTu.
A NEW supply ef black SILK Mn, leag -
n short, half fngsrs and - faeseQ, isa =
oeived ct HoG1EDR
July Is, 80. div
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A. Bridgnan

Is Agent Tor the Missouri State Mutual Insu.
L rance Company. the Directors Of which are
among tie oldest aud best known business met
OF st. Louis d3sp,f
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-25

much aid and comfort says the account from "the spirit
Of resentment which the Proteam inhabitants Of Dublin
show at the insults they have lately experienced from the
Americans What kind Of Americans these insults
received from2 Can any doubt they were in most
Irish Americans Catholic Irish Americans whom
the royalist Irish hated with intense bitterness
Let US hear no more them of Catholieswhether Amer
lean Irsh-being inimcal to American liberty The
history of country for threquarers of century
tabshes the charge be untrue. The lives and every
action of the Americanborn Catholic in continual in
with him from infancy to old age establish to
be untrue The political autecedens and all the passions
and interests of the Irishborn nauraized citizen among
establish il to be also untrue in his cese.
CHIEF JUSTICE LEWIS, OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Cashier Hanway, Of Kennett Square, Philadelphia
whose name has become notorious by his connexon with
the Chrisana riot which resulted in the atrocous
der of Mr. Gorsuch of Maryland afraid that
Williamson is gettng ahead of him in popularity among
the aboonsts He has therefore introduced himself 10
the public in letter TO the New York Tribune He states
in that letter that awhen we applied to Judge Lewis
Lancaster Pennsylvania for writ Of ha5eas corpus it
granted course but when the day of hearing came
the upright Judge among the missing, and were
marched back prison lie there another week then
we were again brought OUT iuly expecting 10 meet tAe
Judge, but business again called him away
If the public did not know that the leading abolition
lists stop nothing they would be surprised to learn that
ecery material part Of The ADORE statement from
beginning to end We have it upon the most unqueston-
able authority that Chief Justice Lewis not "among
the missing when the day of hearing came" but the
contrary examined into the of detaner and remand
ed Mr. Cashier Hanway back to prison. because he was
committed by competent magistrate for further hear
ing the charge of high offence against the laws, and
because Hanway had right to eyade REORGANIZATION
then pending before the alderman The alderman accord
ingly proceeded with the examination and fair hear
ing Hanway fully committed for trial. No other ap-
pcation made by him TO Judge Lers for wrt Of
habeas corpus any other time for hearing appointed
If the Judge absent business, it not at time
when any public duty any pending before him
quired him to be at home He had to presume
that the alderman who had jurisdiction over the case
would do injustice would commit the accused without
probable If Hanway intended to attempt the favor
lite abolition trick Of multiplying the commitment of the
alderman, after full hearing before that officer Judge
Lewis had notice Of it, If such attempt had been
made it is highly probable that it would have been dis
posed by the Judge in his usual prompt and impartial
Of dealing out justice TO offenders We know him
we'll He is not the man that neglecs his public duties
| fears to meet responsibility.
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SENATOR DOUGLAS.

Senator Douglas has appointments to address his Eel
low-cizens Of Illinois which will fully occupy bis time
until the first OF November next He addressed large
public meeting at ST. Louis Saturday evening last
teegraphe despatch says
Senator Douglas addressed large meeting here last
night lie denounced the fanacm invoked by the fugitive
slave Law and northern who pronounced unconsttu
ona he discussed the Nebraska BILL and said that Con
gress had right interfere in the local Laws of States
Territories The ow-nothngs bitterly denounced
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FROM THE INJECTED CITIES.

Nothing be appalling than our last adyices
from Norfolk and Portsmouth. At Norfolk there were
forty deaths Thursday aud Friday y-two deaths
at Portsmouth, the day, twepty-six deaths. Mr.
Ferguson, president Of the Howard Association died
Norfolk on Saturday morning last At Baltimore, on Sun
day last the flags Of the shipping aud engine houses
at haiast and the bells tolled 10 respect the memory
Of Mr. Ferguson who formerly resident of that city
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-25

The trial Of Hertz and Perkins now progressing before
the United States district Philadelphia charged
with enlisng in this country for the foreign military
service in the Crea is very deservody attracting large
share of public attention The testimony thus far elected
leave doubt Of the guilt Of the parties accused
and also connect the English minister with the proceed
ings of Hertz and Perkins. We shall give of the
more important testimony hereafter,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-25
WASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10, 1866.

nsr isKAkL Il. JAnss No. lo2 South Tenth Plade
phu, general travelling AGENT by VIZ H. WILD
Collrs Jahss psxsiHo, j. HAnMTr, II. Jxxs Tnos
ID. Nlox, n. W. MoxHrsos, e. w. Willy Wa. L. WArHRnAr
Alex H. CARSON, u. X. MusrIs Bar. r. SWAN, t. AsHAAs
and r. DAVIS.
or Mr. HxHxY NJ Lewis, OF Montgomery Alabama,
travelling agent Tennessee
sisted by c. r. LEws JANIS o. and SAMUEL d. LswIs
CO. MI g. w JAnEs No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio, II
general collecting agent Western States and Texas
assisted by H. j. TnoaAs, W. RAMSAY, WLIIAE H. THonAs
Tuos. NJ JAMES c. Nj L. WsxmAs A. L. Chips, and Dr. VIII
Receipts Of either will be good.
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would obterate the distinctions Of the Creator and de-
grading the white men Of this republic level with the
negro render repubcanism impossible in Mexico Cen
trail America Jamaica--all where white men have
been debauehed and demoralized by British and negro
freedom.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-25

The knownothings Of Massachusetts, very much in
censed at the nomination of Mr. Rockwell for governor by
the fusion convention which met at Worcester Thurs
day last Large meetings have been held in Boston and
Charestown at which the nomination of Rockwell was
repudaied and resolutions passed in favor of separate ac-
ton and the denomination of Gardner.
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THE CANVASS IN MISS SSIPPI-WI OF
AN ENTIRE LODGEl

AN ENTIRE
1t is with great pleasure says the WOODY lilo Repub
can, give place to the following card which we copy
from the Liberty (Mssssipp Advocate 1t win be seen
that Mr. Nix wellknown talented and most respectable
gentleman Of Amtc not only withdraws himself bu, BY
authority announces the withdrawal of the entire wig
wan
TALBEnr's PRECINCT, (Amite County
August Is, 1855.
DEAR would, through the medium your columns
make known to the know nothing council established at Lib
srty, where my stands enrolled their order
wish erased from their record, cannot from CON
scientious scrupes act with them.
would at the withdraw this entire vigwan a.
tho request of its members deem it unnecessary to give
their as they have never been enrolled the record
Of the council at Liberty.
Yours respectfully,
s. ]. w. NIX
Mr.. FopayTUp.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
TOYs AND NOTIONS.

Any quantity Of fine toys,
do Wooden toys, ANY quantity dolls,
Laughing doll heads, India rubber,
Miniature sets of carpenters tools,
Toy watches, a large assortment,
Hair pins by the pound, Buekskin purses,
Shawl pins by the gross, dozen or single one,
Lather boxes and brushes, silver PectacIes.
Blue and green single and double glass specta-
cles, Goggles and eye protectors,
German silver spectacles by the gross, dozen,
or single pair, Silver sPectaeles,
Imitation cornelian rings, very cheap by the
dozen. Cheap sewing birds, 50 90 per doz.
And thousand other articles, that | have nei-
ther time nor space TO mention.
Country merchants and dealers will DO well
to call and examine my stock before pure has
ing elsewhere: as I will sell goods on as lib
eral terms as can be had any where this side OF
New York.
! am agent for the celebrated S. B. and G. D.
percussion caps smooth and ribbed, which /
offer to the trade at the lowest New York pri-
ces. in any quantity from 5000 to Sc, 600 in
packages. Also Ey's double water proof caps,
Cox's, Hats and Star caps kept const antIy on
hand. All caps sold by me are warranted TO be
Of superior quality and FULL COUNT.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
Groceries at Wholesale +,

will sell my stock of Groceries
at COST, including carriage expenses.
am anxious to close up this department of my
business, and will made it an object for Coun-
try Grocery Keepers
To RepleniSb their Stock,
From time TO time as they may want ! wish
to say to those liVingin town or country, that I
WiH sell nay stock 25 per cent. less
thann ca be bought in town.
Green Tea, such as sells for 4s, for ~ cts.
Gun Powder Tea, 8s, 81 cts.
Black Tea, " IS, 90 SO cts.
Molasses, Is a. "a cts.
Sugar House Syrup, " 5s, IS so cts.
/ have Crackers of different kinds, Fruit Of
all kinds. Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Chewing and
smoking Tobacco, all at COST in quantities.
December !, lS45. Is
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16

Sell-coeking, single harreled pocket pistols,
do Double bareled, do
fIne aud common game bags,
Double and single shot belts aud pouches,
Fine Dixan's Il ID duck tasks, do y lb 4 Isks,
Fine and common pistol aud rifle hIsks,
Dixau's double, spring, graduated shot chargers,
Lever and common shot chargers,
Ely Us patent wire cartridges, Flask springs,
Wadron'sgun wadding, Ely's gun wadiing,
Powder horns all sizes, Horn powder fl ,sks,
Fine steel gun tubes. Patent cap holders,
Nipple wrenches, aud all kinds main springs.
Extra flask chargers, Wad cultrrs. all siz.s
Rifle and shot gun wormers, Gun cleaners,
liunisman's drawflls Leather drinking cups
Rubber gun cases, Brass moulds,
Rod tips, open and closed ends, Iron nouIds
Ely's and Cox's double water proof caps.
Star caps, warranted perfectly water proof, 6l
cents per 1880, Hat caps. S d caps,
Ribbed aud smooth B caps in any quantity,
Shot charger springs, Lever chars ers, &c.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
Machinery for Sale,

.THEsubscriber willsellveryIo Iow the follow
L ing machinery, whiehis nowin hisFactO.
ry in this place:
TwO.arge Double Carding Machines and
Picker.
One Press Stove, 90 plates, and lot Of nine
inch pipe.
A large Copper Dye Kettle and Press
,ogetherwith a complete assortment of Card
ing and FuIling machinery which will be sold
in whole orin part as purchasers may desire.
Allthe above Machinery is nearly as good .
new and WILDE disposed ofonthe mostfavora-
bleterms, on aecountofthe health olthe own
er. DAVID GALLAGHER.
Fremont, yuly2S, 1884. 27:tf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
CUTLERY.

Ladies' penknives, fine aud common.
Gentlemens' do Jack knives
Nail cleaners, Barlow knives,
Hunting knives. Dirk knives, Dog knives,
Double edged dirks, Work scissors,
Embroidery scissors, Enameled handled do,
All kinds Of American shears and scissors,
Wade 81 Butchers hollow ground razors for
BARRIERS only,
Wastenholm's hollow ground, extra Gne,
Wastenholm's rattlers, splendid article.
Cheap razors Of every make and quality.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
Paints, oils, sc.

5000lbs White Lead in Oil.
1000 lbs Red Lead 300 Venetian r cd.
80 lbs Chrome Green,
so lbs Chrome Yellow,
so Ibf English VermiIliOB,
500 lbs French Yellow,
so lbs Prussian Blue,
3 bbls Spirits Turpentine,
bbs Linseed Oil,
bbl Lard Oil, Tanners Oil,
2 bbls sperm Oil,
Varnishes of all kinds,
Paint Brushes, Yarnish do, Nail DO, T Doth do,
Hair do, Scrub, &c.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
FANCY GOODS.

Leather work cases furnished,
Leather work cases unfinished,
Retcue purses, and Tetcule port monies,
Fine pearl card cases, and pearl port monies,
Inlaid shell card cases, velvet souveniers,
Fine morocco purses with clasps,
Round port monies, small size, pearl ditto,
LADIES' pocket travelling cases,
Buckskin purses with and without clasps,
Fine morocco port monies Of every description.
Common do in endless variety,
CorneIian cha arms, Cornelian coat buttons
Fine and common jet bracelets, great variety,
Jet pins Jet ear rings and drops
Jet necklaces Fancy glass boxes,
Paper mache boxes Work boxes,
Fancy and plain, German silver, tin and papel
mache snuff and tobacco boxes, a very large
assortment, RosarIes,
Torto ise shell jewel boxes, Hair bracelets,
Glass beads of every variety, Bugle beads,
Amber beads, Coral beads and Emery bags,
Gilt vest, fob and guard chains,
Fancy steel hair pins, Needle cases,
Thimble cases, Tooth brushes,
Gold beads, ReticuIe clasps, Fancy bracelets,