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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14

~We publish today, extracts from
an address by Hon. G. s. Lewis, before
the Buckhannon Academy last fall. The
whole address, which is too long to ap-
pear entire in our columns, is very cred
table production, and is marked by many
flights of true eloquence. In speaking OF
those who have elevated themselves to
high positions of fame in eloquence and
literature. he might have added his own
name to those who have thus been the
architects of their own fortune. He, too,
lie the Governor Of Tennessee, alluded
to sin early life was an apprentice to the
tailoring business" and with him the
needle, thimbe. and bodkin have become
the embIems Of power!'' We are great
"dmirer of that iudomitabIe energy and
perseverance which lifts man from pow
erty and obscurity to wealth and fame.
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Resolpea. That it the opinion of this
meetiug that's secret oath bound pollltIcsl
parry is suhyersiye of the principles ioi q
free government, which guarantees to ey-
ery person freedom TO entertain and ex
press such opinions in regard to questions
of political policy as to him may seem best
Resolved, That the prescription OF any
person on account Of his religious belief,
is in direct opposition tothe Constitutions
of the United States and of the State OF
Virginia, and the act framed by the immor-
tai Thomas Jefferson, estab lishing religious
freedom.
: Resolved, That no man is censura6ie
ON account of the place of his birth, and
that intellect and virtue should be the on.
|ly criterion by which to Judge mans
capacity either as citizen or public Of
6cer.
Rssolued, That we approve the course
of Hon. c. S. Lewis, during the last ssS-
sion of Congress, and cordially recom>
mend him to the Democratic party OF this
district, for reelection nevertheless,
Resolued, That the chair appoint TWEEN
ty delegates to attend Democratic Con-
eressional Convention. should one be
deemed necessary by the Democratic par.
ty of the other counties OF the district, and
that they are hereby instructed to support
Hon. G. S. Lewis, for the nomination.
The Chairman appointed the following
list of delegates in compliance with the
last resolution.
Ro. Johnston, Benjamin Wilson. w. P.
Cooper, jefferson B. West. Thomas High.
land. solomon Ward, John Norman.
Benjamin Basel, sr.. Eli Marsh, William
Hannah, VIM. S. Wilkinson. Alba Minor,
VIM johnson, David W. Wilkinson, lssac
F. Randolph. Matthew J. Orr. James
Carpenter, Richard Evcrson. Henderson
4. Robey and Hiram NJ. Winters.
The following resolution was then offer
ed and adopted by the meeting
ResolVed. That Monday, the 9th day OF
April next be appointed as the day for
hol ling Democratic Convention for the
purpose OF nominating two candidates to
represent this county in the next House
of Delegates Of Virginia; and that the vO-
tiers in each Magisterial District be re-
quested to hold primary meetings and ap-
point delegates to attend said Convention.
After which it was ResoEVed, That The
proceedings of this meeting be signed by
the officers and published in the Demo.
cratic papers of Richmond and CHS Con-
gresSional District
THOS. HICKMAN, Chm.
w. P. COOPER, Sec'y.
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COUNTY CoNvENT1oN.-It will be seen
by one of the resolutions passed at the
Democratic meeting on Monday last.
that the 9th. day of April next, is fixed
upon to hold a County Convention, to
nominate Democratic candidates for the
House Of Delegates. AS no time was
fixed upon for holding the primary meet
inss, we wo"ld suggest that our friends
meet for the purpose of electing delegates
on the last Friday in March-the 3Oth.-
We make this suggestion in view of the
Importance OF united action.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14
THOs. HICKMAN, Ch'u.
W. P. COOPER, sec'y.
Mr.. Wise and the nethodists.

Now isn't that a strange head for po
lilical article? and are not these awful
times, when such heads are in all the pa.
pers ? Mr.. Wise on Monday said that he
had heard that day for the FIRST time that
he had been charged with hostility to Me-
thodism; and he requested all the editors
present to state that he pronounced the
charge base falsehood.
The Richmond Wig now contains just
such appeals to the Methodists as it made
to the Catholics in 1859. Then it abused
Pierce because some friends of his opposed
Catholics. Now it SANDERS Wise because
some friend Of his says that Methodist
Bishops have too much power. If we
were Methodist, we should regard such
appeals as insulting-showing either con-
tempt for our understanding, or wish to
injure our church; for it demagogues make
these appeals to any church, that church,
however she may scoru them, will be re-
gardeu by the bigoted of all the other
churches as bidding in the market for pc.
liliCal influence. TO prove how hypocrit-
ical the Wing is. we need only remark that
during last ear that paper pronounced
the Mosaic rec. I'd set Of fables.-Fair-
mont Virginian.
Mr.. Wise said that instead of being OPP
posed to Methodism, he was a contributor
to its support, and that the principles OF
that church "were those Of his intellectu-
al belief" That when some over-zealous
gentlemen of his county threatened to
drag the preachers from their puIpits, be-
cause they belonged 10 the Philadelphia
Conference, he had advised the preachers
not to be intimidated by the threats. and
promised 10 sustain them in their worship;
and that he wcht to the church prepared
to fulfil his promise. So much for this
Know Nothing SANDER.
We will next week show the friendship
of Mr.. Wise's opponents. the KuowNOth-
ings Of the North. for tho Methodist Epis-
copal Church.
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E We have prepared an article on
the dOings of Monday, but are unable to
End room for it this week. We shall pub
lish it next week. In the mean time, we
will merely say that an immense crowd
assembled to hear Hon. Henry A. Wise.
WHO were sadly disappointed. The river
being open and he probably finding tha,
he could not I'll his appointments and come
this way. undoubtedly induced him to
abandon the idea.
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s. Y -
KATE ArLEsroFD. 7. B. Peterson. No.
1O2. Chestnut ST., Philada.. has in p:ess q
story of the Refugeeswith the above title.
written by Chas. J. Peterson. Esq. au-
thor.of "Cruizing in the Last War" dc.
Mr.. Peterson is one of the best and most
popular writer's in this country, and this
$ said 10 be one OF lis best productions.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger says =
alt is on all hands pronounced the ablest
original novel published for many years.
and justly places lis author at The very Asqd
Of the popular romance '0rttsrs Of tie day in
this country. This is saying good deal,
but We think the public, on the perusal OF
the story. will agree with US that our COM
mendation is not exaggerated"
1t is complete in one large volume. neat.
ly bound in cloth, for one dollar and TWEEN
ty five cents; OF in two volumes, paper
cover, for one dollar.
Copies of either edition Of the work will
be sent to any person. to any part Of the
United States, free Of postage, on their re-
hitting the price of the edition they may
wish, to the publisher, in letter. post
paid.
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- - y
was held in Boston, at VI iich one Of Che
speakers used this language:
eff asked to sta.e specifically what he
would do, he would answer LIST, repeal
the Nebraska bill; Cd, repeal the fugitive
slave law; Sd, abolish slavery in the Dis
trct of Columbia; 4th, abolish thesinter-s
State slave trade; next, he would declare
that slayerysshould not spread t0ops inch
of the territory of the Union; he would
then put the Government actually and
permanently on the side offresdom. he
would have Judges who believed in . lhigh-
er law, and in an anti-slayery consultation,
an anti:slavery Bible. aud anti-slayery
God"
In few remarks made afterwards BY
Mr.. Wilson. he said:
..You have listened 10 the eloquence Of
my young friend, and here tonight en-
dOrss every sentiment he has uttered ="
II more evidence is required, We can
supply any amount to prove that the
Know-NOthings are hand in glove with
tho Abolitionists. and must necessarily be
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14
AbOlitionism of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

AboIitionism of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Washington Organ has been try.
ing to prove that the Know. Nothiugs oil
the North have not affiliated with the Alb
olitionists. The Ohio State Journal, the
leading Know Nothing paper of that State,
is very much annoyed in consequence
thereof. Hear it:
"There is published at Washington a
newspaper called the American Organ,
a self-constituted organ of the general
American feeling of the country. The
Trenton On. j. Gazette. and other papers
in different States, including Ohio. who
seem TO speak by authority. say emphati.
cally that this ''is not the fact" We have
made it point OF personal inquiry, from
what we believe to be we'll informed and
reliable sources, and receive the same as
Surance, coupled with the additional infor.
nation that ''they have no organ"
1--WE choose 10 be thus particular on
this subject for certain we'll understood
reasons. So far, in this State and in the
free States generally, the "RnoO Moth.
ingS" have co operoted and worked faithful
ly NTH the AMI 1NebraskG and anti SEavera
feeling of The people. They have show1
themselves true Republicans by eqstirc
their 1Oeigh uniformly in favor of Feedom
Ifthey are varied upon aud driven off or
an abstraction, the inquiry will be made
why it is done. And il, on investigation
1t shall be found to be for reason less sat
isfactory than a ,0ant Of sympathy VIII IL.
opponents of Slavery propogandisna, the au
thors OF the mischief will be held TO a ri
gid and fearful accountability"
The Organ. in its zeal. is attempting to
show tha. Mr.. Wilson. the, newly elected
Kuow-NOthiug U. s. Senator from Mas,
sschusetts, is not an Abolitionist. Unfor.
tunately for the success of the effort. The
evidence is against him. Previous 70 pro-
eeeding to Washington. public meeting
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14

The THIEv1EG GYPsEEs We are in
formed that man named Butcher, resi-
ding in Lewis county. having lost about
$500. applied to these wandering vaga-
bonds for information in regard to the lost
money. They told his fortune, and in
formed him that if they had the balance
of his money in their possession, they
could, throug h their COMPUTATIONS, tell him
where the 5000 was. He thereupon pIa.
ced in their hands some $3.50. After
placing it in box and pow-wowing over
1t awhile, one of them took it up stairs up.
on some pretence. He soon returned and
handed the box to Mr.. Butcher, telling
him not to open it until certain time
Having occasion to use some money be-
tore the stipulated time, he disobeyed the
inju notion and opened the box, when 10
and behold nothing remained of his bank
notes but parcel of paper shavings.-
The swlndlers, in the mean time, had left
the vicinity. A warrant was immediate
~ issued for the arrest of the Gypsies, who
were finally found near Piedmont, we be-
lieve, and taken back to Weston for trial.
LArER.-While the Gyp>ies. man. wo-
man and boy. were being conveyed to Wes-
ton, the man escaped. He has since been
re-captured, we understand, and lodged
in the Jail at Pruntytown. 1t is said that
he attempted 10 swim the Valley River,
and becoming chilled, returned and went
to a sugar camp to warm himself, when
the man engaged in boiling sugar, arrest
Ell him. AS he is fugitive from the pen
itenI;ary at Baltimore. with $500 reward
ohTered FOR him, he will probably be taken
10 tn at city.
The woman aud boy were safely lodged
IN the Jail at Weston.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14
"The combat deepens- on ye brave
Who rush to glory or THE GRAVE y,

Who rush to glory or THE GRAVEL"
Col. J. NJ. II. Beale, Of Mason. has an
nounced himself candidate for Congress
in this district.
D. B. Washington. Esq, of Putnam.
has done the same thing.
NJ. H. johnson, Esq, Of Pruntytown,
has also announced himself candidate
for Congress in the 10th district. Mr..
Johnson's position is rather ambiguous.
By some he is said to be K; ow Nothing
boiler. We will not pretend to say, at
this time, what is the true state of the
case. His letter will be foand in anothe +
column.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14

ALARM OF F1RE.-Our town was arous :
ed by an alarm Of FIRE on last Wednesday
evening, at about o'clock. The alarm
was caused by slight fire which occur
red in the Academy. The building caught
from one of the stoyepipes. but was fortu-
nately discovered and extinguished before
any material damage mas done.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14

F1RE.-The dwelling Of Mr.. Rawly
Amos, residing near the Sal! Works in this
county, was destroyed by Gre on the 25th
ult.' together with nearly all of his house
hold furniture. The loss is heavy blow
upon Mr.. Amos.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14

%We acknowledge the receipt from
Mr.. H. T. Plant, of Coloma, California, OF
an extra Empire County Argus" con-
tanning an account OF the explosion of the
steamboat Pearl, on the Sacramento river.
Some so or 60 lives were lost by the ex-
plosion. None OF the sufferers were from
this part of the country, We believe.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14

SELF. poised, Il leans alone upon its own
resources, Conscious Of its self,sustain-
my power, it boldly strikes out upon the
great ocean Of life, and smiles at dangers
and difficulties, confident of strength to
overcome and subdue them. To such an
one
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card.
CLAnksByna, March 10. 1855

EDITOR REe1srER:
Dear Sir:-In the last number of the
Weston Herald the editor says he under
stands have been announced as candi-
date for Congress. If.such an announce
ment has been made, twas made with
out any authority from me, aud without
my knowledge. am not candidate for
any efiee. JoHN 8. CARLrLr.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14

ELrorIOS.-on Thursday last there
was special election held in the 5,h dis
trict to elect a Magistrate to fill the place
of john NJ. Ogden. Esq. who has resign
ed. which resulted in the election of Abel
Y. Shinn.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14

To CORRESPONDENTS !" YORKTOWN" is
unavoidably crowded out this week. 1t
shall appear next.
"LooK Our" is too personal. We will
relieve his mind, however, by stating that
he is evidently mistaken in his conjecture
Of the offending individual.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14

w The site of the post-ofice at Nc
Elroy, DOddridge county. is changed. and
Z. NJ. Frum appointed postmaster. vice
Charles F. Mick.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14

New TR1AL.-We learn that the Court
Of Appeals has granted new trial to Jno
Dilworth, who was convicted of killing
Addison Bumgardner, last fall. He will,
probably, be acquitted at the next trial.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14

But learning has-its rewards and its tri-
umphs. In all countries, and in all ages,
mental and uorsl worth have been seen
and appreciated among men. Itsiu6uence
is unlimited, its power isuncircumscribed.
It's noe vnfreq6 that thatiis ascribed
10 chance fate. or destiny, which is due
to suTerlof Intellectual excellence. The
nnedpcated mind, unNQual to the strife.
I may asy not DC able 10 bufSt the waves of
isHpHelouS fortune but TN cultivated in
.steheet moalds time, qlaeeSSnd circum-
sssss. 'aita irrsAi'tisl% wnN, aslt. rsljsnt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-16
JAMES REYNOLDS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.

Mechanics Block, North side Of Main ST.,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
ii AVING made arrangements for a per- a
IL nancnt business in the above linz, am
now offering te the city and country trade
large and we'll selected stock IF
Drasa Medictnes, Painth Dyes, Oils and var
- nishes, Brushes, Glassware and window
Also Perfumery and fancy articles, Cigars, To-
bacco and Snuff, aud a choice assortment Of
Family Groceries, including Spices. Tss, Fla.
voring Extracts, Candies, Soda, Salaratus. and a
vsrlety Of articles pertaining to that department,
all which will be sold on the principle OF "sm sli
profits and quick returns.o
Particular attention given to preparing pre.
scrip'ions. In cases where medicines are re-
CURED during the night il is frequently inconye.
nient to obtain them This difficulty I have
completely obvia,ed by having my residence in
apart Of the same building occupied by INV
store; and persons desiring medicines NAV rely
upon procuring them GtaiI hours, nigh, or day,
without inconvenience or delay.
Druggists, merchants and Others, purchasing
by lhe quantity, are requested 10 give me call
as am determined to sell on as favorable terms
as any house in the city.
Aprils, 1855 div.
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LATEST STYLES
Of Boots and Shoes

LII persons desiring the L,test Fashion, Tor
- 70 see What they are) would do we'll TO call
at Dukes "Boot and Shoe Emporium" whers
ne - anxious To shos his new and splendid stock.
which Is always keYt full and complete from hi,
on nanusactory, tfs most extensive ia the CITY.
thus enabling him to fill orders more promptly
than any cher house.
He has the greatest assortment and best Quail
ty oi material that's to be found in any one houss
west OF the Mississippi for the manufacture Of
work 10 order
Nls Lasts are all made TO order, and he war
rants ht, and ell his work superior to auy thinS
IN his line tn Iowa. Call and see for ysursei1
May rs. 1855, d
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Great Excitement!
~ AT 6HELDoN,s HAT HMpORIUM

TIVE largest and best stock of Hats, Caps and
L Straw Goods ever brought into the State Of
Iowa. Any one in wan Of q nice Hat, Can.
Umbrella, Carpet Big, Canes. sc, will always
find complete stock at the New York Hat EL. !.
porum, S4 Main street.
Call and Ieok at the new summer style Of Hats.
which is beautiful. Do not forget the place. At
SHELDON'S, 81, Main street
mayaI
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GOLDEN Flax, and Medium Fronting Linens
u OF Richardson's make, warranted pure, l0i
Linen Shre'ing, Pillow Case Linen. Bieached q
Brown Table Damssks, Napkins, Toweiing
Crash, &c, for sale cheap. r. d. FOSTER.
April 81, 1855.
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DENTAL SURGERY.

d 4. K. s. B A RIB ER,
M OULD respectfully announce 10 Il. cit;.
w zens Of Keekuk and vicinity that he ~
permanently located in Keokuk, whsfs Nc ~
poets to perform all the opesstions pertaining 10
Dental Surgery.
He feels confident in his ability to give satis.
tac'ionfo those who may favor him with their
patI tIonage.
e. Office on Main between Third and
Fourth Streets.
All operstions warranted.
keokuk, April 81, 1855.
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FLOUR! FLOUR I.

1NHE Undersigned wishes to inform the eth.
4 Iehs OF heokuk and vicinity, that he has for
sale prime article Of Flour. made or mrs Fsii
" heat Every barrel warranted TO i've ssf,ss
faction or the money refunded. Those wishing
The advantage OF the late decline in Flour vi}l
do well 10 call atthe CRY MILLs.
Flour delivered in any part of the city free Of
charge. WI ATySTIN
June 1855. dam
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One More !!

TUE undersigned tavelng permantly located in
Keokuk. has opened Tailor Shop on John
son stree. one door West oil the Post Ofhce same
side, and hopes bv punctuaiiiy and . strict at
tention TO business TO merit a ia-e Of public
patronage. Being q stranger. 4 respectfully
solicit trial, and all work entrusted to my care
shs be done in workmanlike manner and "a
hts gurantee4. "Sfudy to please" shall be nv
motto. With those who desire il will cheer
fully GO 10 the store and assist them in selecting
their goods. ~
r. KELLY.
Keokuk, May %. 1855. imd&w
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Carriage Mandatory,
"a JOhnson Stvrrt absipern sf and "a
ny C'BRYAN. Z CO.

HAvlNG permanently establish 1RX
"a ourselves IN Keokuk with Al
Spls supply Of the very best ua'e -x1k- -
u fos the manpfacture Of Carriages, 0aexies
- ard Hacks. we arc prepared 10 make AIl ar-
Iop 10 our live In the very best style and Of thu
|eissst nalssial, on reasonable terms sad
|ba>pt not&cA.
Ny A.. ise5. dly
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Editors Of Gate City,
r ENTS:--I wish TO say 10 your readers that
VI have just returned from market with great
variety OF Ladies' and Gen!iemen's, Boys, Miss
es', and Children's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which will sell Lower than the Lowast Re-
member, G uick Sales and Small Profits. is my
motto. GEO. CRITTENDEN.
Corner 5th snd NJ ain Streets.
P. S. hope no one will believe the above
till they come and see for themselves. G.
Keokuk, June Z. dEwlm
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Western Hotel,

(ToRMERLy KEoKuK HoTEL,)
- LOCATED on the Levee, below N inst.
most convenient to the steamboat landing.
~ Has been taken by the subscriber, late OF
.s Phnnix Hotel, and has been thoroughly re-
bred ard we'll furnished. The entIrs arrange
euts arc made with . view to the comfort OF
3 ftisnds and Customers. He hopes, therefore,
strict attention TO business to have share OF
khlie patronage. The attendants speak the
hgli.h, German, and French languages. Give
y call. DANIEL ACNE.
MaRch s. 1855. dHwtf
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A SrLhNDlD assortment Of chidrcn's fancy
A Hats and Caps for summer wear. thu l.tsa.
summer style Just received and for sale chsan =
SHFLpos's HAT EmroR.uM, -, Main -
Ladies, call and look al them.
may2i
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City Property for Sale.

Ilty properly IOr sale.
TALUARLE LOTS. located en- Main, Blon-
deau and johnson Streets, which will be sold
favorabiy.
Apply to W. A. CAVE,
Firm OF Graham 4 cavs, MainS ST.
June 8, 1855. diff
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FANCY CANDIES.

lust received the largest and best assortment
u Of Fancy Candies ever before offered in Keo-
kuk; also large assortment Of Fruits, Nuts, &C
al CREIGHTON 4 DINNERS.
April 30, 1885. diff Johnson Stree
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| SKYLlGHr
b AG Z E r REAN ALLERY

kuk and vicinity, that he is prepared TO take
Iikenesses OF all who may give him call, IN the
most perfect manner. ..Eaving 4 large Skylght,
the only light bv which blue eye can be made
10 look natural, and far superior to ali other
lights for Dsguerreoiyping also, having an ex-
perience in the art OF over years, he fat
ters himself that he suit the most fastidious.
Pictures and Drawings copied Landscapes and
pictures OF the sick or deceased taken at short
notice. Pictures pat up ia every variety OF
style, regardless of the weather, and satisfaction
in all cases guaranteed
June x2, 1855. dtf
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Another Wagon.

a J. RALSTON 4 RO. will promptly deliv.
q. er In sny part oi the city all articles ordered
from their New Grocery and Prcyision Stors.
7S JohnScn Street. Orders solicited.