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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-28
Tho Amer.can cd, Aa.cr,iscr.

Two be published III the city Of New York De
L voted exclusively To- advertising and ettorinl
notices Of he Ffst Class houses in the principal
ties Of the United States elegant full giit a..
taya gotten up of the hest materials and Iii the most
attractive lyle. by Rev. John +. Campbell of Nash
vile, Tenn. ". 5. spencer is agent of the above
call a few of he best houses this and tie ci-
tics above and below US. and lag b.lore them the
general plan Of the work. Mr spencer viii receive
for insertion in this work, any advertisements that
may be forwarded to him III Davenport prior to Jan
uary, 1856
dee I'D.
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Missouri and she ansas-Nebraska
hiII.

The ST. Louis Democrat Of the 18th has
On article upon the results of the late session
Of the Missouri Legislature. in the commenc-
mcnt Of which il speaks follows Of tine
feeling Of the Legislature and the Missouri
ans generally in respect Of the Missouri
Compromise and the Atehison gang. We
nope II IL all true. for it augurs more res
pect and public faith than such papers as the
Republican and the outrages Of the ''ruffi-
ans" would allow US to presume for Nilsson
ri
"a session Of the Legislature, more than
ordinarily vital in its action to the honor and
highest interests Of Missouri, has Just come
70 close. Among the results achieved, We
rank as foremost the defeat Of the aspira-
tions of Gen. Atchson TO seat in the Sen
ate OF the United States. The significance
of this is plain and marked Missouri alb
hors the policy pursued bv Atchison in pro-
posing the repeal Of the Missouri Compro-
mise. She put the seal Of Reproduction upon
the agitation Of the slavery question, which
has grown out of that breach Of compact for
which Gen. Atchson gories in being prlma-
rily responsible. The violence and frauds
practced in Kansas, and the excitement fer
mented In Missouri on the same subject bv
means OF the Lexington convention and 9TH
er assemblages, were intended to operate on
.kAef missouri Legislature, to secure Atchi-
sons election and the endorsement of the
hansas- Nebraska bill. Six weeks Of nces-
ssantPlotting and scheming fails to bring about
either the one or the other OF these measures
sanction of the Kansas bin was strongly
urged upon the Legislature by the Governor
IN his regular message. In pursuance of his
recommendation, Col. Mothcrshcad introdu-
: ced certain resolutions into the house, for
mally espousing the principles Of the iniquit-
nous violationof the soemnly plighted faithof
the nation Happily there was a ma iority pos
sessing the nerve and probity to resist and
crush this efortt to compromise the State, ard
commit II to the corrupt designs Of a faetious
cabal, here and elsewhere The resolutions
We're voted down and with them the last hope
o. the nniifers 70 sustain their cause in Mis-
souri,. Atchison was dropped by his own
party friends, the anti Benton men, ana II
was we'll understood that if the balloting for
senator had been resumed at the adjourned
session, Atchison would not again have been
placed in nomination. Even had he been
nominated. the result would onY have served
TO show into what an abvsma political grave
he has gone down in Missouri.
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I ]. ELLIOTT
JN0. ii. CARTER.
T. J CARTER.

Having purchased The eutir@ stock Of :. A. Duke
and having Furthermore secured the services 81 Mr.
Dunlap, late Of Cincinnati, Ohio, widely and iayora-
bly, known the prince of Boot Maker + We solie.
il the patronage Of the citizens II keokak, and the
surrounding country.
II j. our intention 10 keepon hand complete a.
sormant of every description and price. and pre-
pared - finish to 0ricr boots and shoes suit the Ian
cr. T. j. ELLIOTT en-.
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AT this present writing, Thursday morn
ing), we are considerably behind in the re-
ceipt Of the mails, the 22l being the last
date we have from Washington. At that
time, as viii be seen, there had been no or
ganizat,on of the House, From the Chicago
Democratic Press we extract tho following
item as TO The prospects
: We met highly intelligent gentleman on
Saturday, who had just returned from VI ash
ington, having been there since the opening
OF the session, close observer Of the ex-
citing struggle in the House for speaker
from acquaintance with many members of
congress, and his connection with the Press
ne possessed great facilities for acquiring in
I formation, and gives it as his opinion that
he phalanx Of los who have hitherto stood
20 firmly for Banks, will stick TO him to the
dAof the session, If the unreasonable OBJ
macy of the minority should hold out so
ng. While the friends of Banks are ami
Ated By this spirit, there seems less pros
let than ever before Of a coalition between
Those Of Richardson and Fuller.
~ 1t will be seen by our dispatches that
some three or four members are very anx-
ious for a temporary organization BY the
election Of Speaker pro tenn, so that ae-
ton can be taken on bills for appropria-
tons. The majority evince no disposition to
make this concession, and we trust they will
not until the main question is settled. Hold
ing hack the supplies is the most effectual
mode for bringing the doubtful members 10
terms"
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fTyHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully an
l. nounce to the citizens Of keokuk, that nc has
opened his for the rec ption of gentlemen
Suitable and ample preparations have been made
to preserve and promote the health, ygor and men
tai elasticity Of all who may esirc participate in
the manly exercises and healthy sports Of gymnas-
ties Pure air and cold water, judiciousy used in
the manner prescribed by him, cannot fail to make
the most weakly healthy, strong and robust
ny Rooms Carey kilbourne's store, Xii.
bourne = Block, Main street, in the 4th story. En-
trance from the rear of the building
deciSdtf o. MANCHESTER
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Death Of KObs. SCHUYLER.

The following lines from Il private letter
from Paris are translated fir m the Courier
des Etds TaiN
Robert Schuyler died about the middle Of
last month, ut his residence in the enyirons
Of Genoa, where he had been living for
some time in the strictest incognita with his
family.
He was not enriched by his INDUSTRIOUS
frauds on the contrary he received from
America the funds necessary for his subsis-
tence.
The place Of his residence would have been
known long time ago if certain persons,
occupying important positions IN the man
agement of the New Haven Railroad, had
not been deeply interested in securing his 81
lence and absence from the country.
Since his departure from America, his
health has been on the decline, and ho finally
died OF grief ana modification.
Several eminent dnaneiers OF New York
will not be sorry to learn the news Of his
death. lie has left, as am informed, a
great number OF important papers, which
will be published. They viii form curious
chapter in the history If specializing enter
prises in the New World. The corpse has
been inferred temporarily. and will, proba-
bly,, be transported to America.
lsF Samuel Dukes, detected in robbing the
Sofax, Ind, post Office, has gone 10 State
q
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Life Insurance.

One of the most reliable and best man
aged Life Insurance Companies at the East
eontemplates establishing Branch Office for
the issue of policies, payment Of losses,
etc, at the West. The arrangements will be
completed during the winter, and in the
meantime they are anxious to correspond
with persons who desire to act as agents in
Iowa.
We can recommend the Company as wor-
thy Of the fullest confidence, for the charae-
ter of the men who manage it, and the bus
mess and reputation il has attained, are
abundant assurance.
Any persons throughout the State who
may wish to act as agents for the Company,
will please address their communications
to J. r. Briggs, Jr., Gate Cry Office, Keo-
kul, Iowa.
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have sold my entire stock ana trade 10 I. j. Eli
OFT Co., and cheerfully recommend them to my Old
customers gentlemen fully competent and capable
Of carrying the boot ana shoe Business in al its
branches. i. 4. DUKE.
..tB
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Franklin Fire and Ma rlne
INSURANCE COMPANY.
mr. ~ tpyg
'oND pu LAC, wIs

Especial attention given to Insurance IF
FARM PROPERTY, DWELLINGS AND OUT
BUILDINGS
ENSURES such buildings or contents favorable
l. terms. for or years. lusnres Stores Ware
houses, Bal Ding or Contents, and Personal Proper
" generally.
LOSSES EQCITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPT
LIZ PAID IN CASH.
This Company is a J oint Stoek Association, oagan
lied under special charter granted by the Legisla-
turo of Wisconsin, with authorized capital Of
$500 000 One hundred thousand dollars Of which
i paid in. and securely invested IN bonds and mort
cages The Company being thus securely organized
upon firm basis the directors take pleasure in re
commencing ii 20 public favor, worthy of conf.
dcnce and support, with the assurance that all loss
"a shall b. promptly AMI houarably adjusted, As
this il purely Stock Company mutual business
viii be done, nor premium notes taken.
OFFICERS
y. NJ. Donaldson, Pres't. W. 7. Gibbs n, Seey
j " Eddy, Vice Pres't. A. Gibson, Gen. gent.
dec 2ti3m ". +. TURNER, Agent
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Christmas Presents.

- 0SEW0OD, ebony, odor and ladies' work boxes.
L 4 Portmonaies, large assortment. Inlaid hair
brushes, do. cloth hat and tooth Lubin's extracts,
French pomades do. cologne hair oils &c. viii be
sold cheap by :. HEIMSTREET
Druggist Union Block, Main ST., between 9th 7th.
deel ID
1--WE HUNDRED bbls winter apples for sale at
i decl4 HUSTON, HAWKINS 4 HUST0NiS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-28

TIN Dgs MONIES VALLEY Vino is issued from
this Office ceery Wednesday, has extensive and IN
creasing circulation throughout the Des Mones al
ley, we'll in the of the State and the nj.
ted States and medium of advertising il NOT
sarpassed subscription price 81 30 per anRum in
adj ance.
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WILLIAM ~. uelknnp

! Companies
eemmerea ms Co.. Saint Louis Mo.
Hartford Fire Insurance 70.
Htna ius "a.
Star ms. 90.
.Etna Lii Ins. CO.
The attention Of merchants and forsariers
ealea - the fact that the Commercial ms Co. II
-. Louis issues open Marine POLES ri their Agen.
cy here. The premiums are retained here and lDnn-
cd TO the customers at the Company
Office Second Street, near Main.
dceAdll IA
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:. IIIIMs'rKa.ET.

Union Block, Main street, Dealer in Eng .
u lish and French Chemicals Drugs andN
Medicines, Paints. oils, Dye.Stutfs, Brushes ~
Perfumery Fancy Articles, &C., &c -
All the Patent Medicines Of the day. Physicians
prescriptions aud family recipes viii be accurately
and neatly prepared and in no case win any but
pure and genuine materials be used.
~ ID
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important Trial "a the sr, .tat Pai-

NE had the pleasure d witnessing. 4 few iays
W SINCE. an Interesting teel trial IT .Gr-aus
weighing maehnes now exhibition SIS thr
trts'ai Palace Inr tglAl wis confined r. the rtia-
tive merits Of tslrb2uks the Scales Scale aae
ufaetufe'l by bHfsee a lor+sth, ioehf.stl, >. -.
and negly patented scale manufactured nj I,t
geunss &. 70 test hc YtAI merit III the scaits, Ill
C0miaiftc placed upon DE platform ii q scale hag
ing ne capacity 4 six tons. 5gat ~ .sts se., n
heH removed tie weight parts ST the plai
form. v ta th3s ght on enc corner p the bsI
+ ra S,aic. tbs b-ala iul5 alci a,.sG li... w4'f,
Faaal pa th ppasite coYuef tte h4aH indicated
atit Sa,1I lbs., show lnr difference nf ls lss aHd
u nru moved q the centre = IA pafoim the bsam
SLOWED ,,1o1 ib~. 4 request Rs thsn uaa tL.4' th
w9ghi W. agaan p&cel ha corner Irst ffiei
winch wa. done. ami the weight tb hekmHNw iut
~ sd pa - lies, showing att.rttce ~ it.
fFota th~ irt tflal This ,artation i atatatabi,
fu "a Il IL the arrangement e tie platform upon ibe
besfIHg which feriads the rssstbily - 81 gazing
e1rr#st 1901 at er agreeing Slt iTsef Iaf wa-
III applied e 3 Fairtenk ~cae. and wirn the
2ht PLACED on tfnfrt 4 the pattern The
hean Indicated the true weight 3.i4s re-, u tnt
second and third corner. The result wa. tic same
the fourth corner stlgti variation was pre- faible
~at1ffemyy delicate was Ia operation e E.f
bank re;lit pacty t8A..I that quarter IL
pound " eight placed % any part % Tbs platform
RAISED tile lA.agn
4 Duyee & Ier-yth scale, i 20 Gao It's capacity
next te-ted and like ghe N,rgenues scale. il
faasl ~ gte correct iglt ~ aeree with itself
It showed Variation II ton pounds vii II the weIght
removed from 90 another One If
FalYbanb +, small platform >ca}es wiss thsn testsa
with T. :. standard ucighf-. aud a.thoHgh II had
been constant usc fu -tA III 5flts u exhibited uu
erritg accuracy, The sealed weights were tueu pas.
- on q similar scale manufactured by Duryec 4
Forsyth bat the result far from -atlsfaciory
one rnrr Nas half pound ~ light, the centre
half pound too heavy, and another eefncr I'VE
pounds too heavy. penn-y lunian.
BALDWIN, EVANS & co
nos 25dp Agents keokuk
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CAPT. TYLER. John Tyler the Elk Accden-
tai President, was Captain and no mistake
We have seen the document. and il is record
el on the records Of the Nation that John
Tyler was Captain of the Virginia Militia
II the war Of .krl2. Land warrant No L.
stde NHfsEsissuei under the late law--calls for
I 700 acres Of land for Capt. John Tyler This
fument is now in the hands Of W. ".
zap, Esqr., Insurance aud Land Agent.
MI Blackwell received i office from
oinas Improvement Go. on Tues-
Ain4 that he had been re-
pm the clkse of Chief Engineer Of
~ aasthe representations Of Mr..
hza@issionsesof the I'm
~ - the State. What
Il e.ssss wsfSssrs .a.e not in
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-28

7T'IIE undersIgneI have tbs dav formed c0-Vlrt-
i nership for the purpose Of carrying Oh the boot
and shoc business in keokuk under the style and trn
Of T j. Elliott 4 20
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Holy da, Presents.

you want to maxi your friends presents that are
useful o. Well ornamental, call ~ Carey K
X ilbaurne :, kilhougne' Block. dec25l
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" Samuel Dukes, detected in robbing the
Solfax, Ind, ostofhce, has gone 10 State
Prison for ten years for that ofiense.
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r.. YsarIIE.. Va. ID. +.

W. IL.
LNCLEGIIc Physician ami Surgeon, having per
IL nanen'ly located IN tts city, would respectful
~ solicit share Of public patronage. Office
Fourth street, between Main and Bondeau.
dae21dly
Removal.
tAEEf K hILBOt hNE have removed 70 their
~ new store in kilbourncs Block They have
spared no pains expense in fitting up their store
and have complete stock ~ Looking Glasses, Chi
IA, lass and Ccockcry, which they selling al
small profits to the city trade for each.
dec25d CAREY & kILB0t RNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12
PUBLIC NOTICE.
RUSHTON CLARK & CO. 8

kUSHJON CLARK q CO. d
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, Scrotula, &c.
THE late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK
i Il CO. being dissolved by the death of w L.
RUSHTON, (the only Rushton ever connected with
the firm,) their GENUINE COD LIVER OIL will
In future be prepared only by HEGEMAN, CLARK
L CO., surviving partners and sole successors. 1t
was Mr.. Clark who went to New Foundlard to su-
perintend its manufacture, and he 10 the only Drug
gist who ever from the United States for that
purpose; and he will continue bis supervision of
that branch of business, we will warrant our Oil
pure and genuine As success in its depends
upon its purity. be particular to that the sigma
ture of HE9EMAN. CLARK l. CO is over the
cork of each bottle. Hundreds of persons who had
been using the Oil of other makers, without sue
cess have been restored to health by the Pure Oil
of our manufacture.
Be particular, in ordering, to specify HEGEMAN,
CLARK CO., for many persons have initiated
eur .tyle of bottle and label, for the purpose OF
palming off inferior article; and since Mr. Rush
toms death, there has been Rushton's Oil intro
duced, which 10 not in any way connected with
kushton, Clark l. Co, the only representatives OF
that firm being HEGEMAN, CLARK CO.
The genuine Oil of Hegeman, CLARK & Co. for sale
by PURCELL, LADD co, and by Druggists gen.
eraily in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
fs 1S-dA WSm
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no WHOM HONOR is DUE
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR. DTIPONCEAJJ'S GOLDEN Pc

IL kIOOICAL PILLS INFALLIBLE In correct
ing Irregularities relieving painful and difficult Men.
situation, and removing all periodical Obstrucnonf
from ,eAnteuey causes ~
N. B.-Under certain circumstances, married ba-
dies must not them For particulars, see ipstruc
tons on the box. Price, 81 per Box. Sold BY all
the principal Druggists in Virginia
G.. g. LAWRIE. State Agent Washington, D z,
sent BY enclosing 81, confdentislIy, BY mail Every
box bears the signature of the Proprietor, Dr. j. DU-
PoscEAU, to counterfeit which would be forgery.
For sale in Richmond by r. r. DuVAL & BRO,
PICOT. ALEX. DUvAL and by DOVE & co i,
Main st. de Z9--dAc5m
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LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

THE Undersigned to wit: CHARLES
Il Y. MORRISS, JOHN F. TANNER and JO-
SEPH R. ANDERSON. have this day entered into
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP. for the purpose of
transacting or carving on the business of IRON
MANUFACTURlNG.o on the lot and piece of land
are proprietors in the city of Richmond, in the
name of MORRISS l. TANNER. The said NOR
said TANNER, resident of th9oity of Richmond,
are general and the said ANDERsoN a resi-
dent of said CITY, is the specis4 partner and contri
butes to the capital of the partnership the sum OF
fifteen thousand dollars The said partnership is to
begin LIST day of January, 1855, and to expire on
the LIST day of January, 1856.
Witness eur hands, at the city of Richmond, this
9Th day of January, 1855
CHAS. Y. MORRISS,
JOHN r. TANNER,
JOSEPH K. ANDERSON
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SELLING OFF CHEAP.-Having yet
=, - on hand fine assortment of French and Eng
iish MeIinoes of all shades; al-Wool De LANES:
Muslin De Lsines Flannsls; Cassimere.; Cassinets
n large assortment OF Shawls; Worsted and Silk
Paids; CaIicoes; French Gnshams, ward. wide. varv
cheap; Plaid, Figured and Plain Silks; Wooden Ho-
,iefy; Grape Shaws, and many other articles which
want to sell OF before the Spring season opens -
Great bargains will b. offered to those in want bv
calling at AUGUSTUS MAILERT'S
fe q No Al Ma;n. ~
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LETTER FROM PARIS.

LETTER FROM PARIS.
trsASsLArxp ron THE DAILY pprArcH.l
III PAafa Feb. eth
THIS month Of February, 20 short win wiinces
tho termination In Paris Of the dramatic career OF
Mile Rachel The news Il pub,ished In formal
tsrms. and which, this time. announce an irrevoca
bio resolution. The last dsy Of the month. between
the hours Of eleven and twelve. Mile. Rachel will
quit the scene of the French Theatre, never more
20 return vsuy will the play going world hold out
he ssppcAsing hands, and implore her, In all IAN
guagea, 10 give representations at the time oi
the Universal Exhibition. The trsgedienne Is
bound by contracts with the United States; she
must depart--she will depart.
This treaty, which takes Mile. Rachel away from
M, has furnished the subject of q very poor and
very luoubrious Joke, published, no one knows by
whom, aud repeated by many of the country pa
pers. The sorry Jester has imagined clause Of
the treaty, by which, 10 OF DEATH the contract
or for the representations OF Mile. Rachel, would
continue the enterprise after her decease, ard
would shew to the Americans the ,rsgedienne em-
halmed. What a beautiful invention! How pi-
quaint and agreeabiei But what 10 uncomfortable,
Ia, that We tind persons simple enough to believe
such gross absurdities. These good people, who
have more simplicity than malevolence, find moth
ing revolving In the idea Of euch clause being &C.
cepted and signed they have no hesitation In think
log that the citizens of the United States are
enough to crowd to the funeral exhibition.
Mile Rachel viii, we hope return from her dis.
tant voyage 10 health and safety But the public
will never more her at the theatre. She wishes
she says. to retire 10 all her glory, and leave
gre,s. Vain hopei The public, the ungratgu
public, never regrets any onel She forgas end
that is all. Her admiration, her favor, her en,hu
siasm, are yielded at the moment but she never
believes any thing due to the remembrance of tai
ents, which have charmed. This is the reason tina
few dramatic artistes have the courage to persis
in premature retreat caprice, moment o.
fatigue, good thought, and they leave the stage
but they generally return very soon after the adiet
which was to have been eternal.
Mile Rachel hes character, even obstinacy. and
It Is possible that she may persist In her design, and
will afford Ne the example, perhaps unique of q
great artistic abandoning her career In the midst Of
magnificent prosperity.
She will retire into private life at the age of thirty
six years, covered with glory, and enjoying an In.
come OF 200 600 ltvres 1t is beautiful dream.
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DIVERS DOMESTIC CALENDAR,
fPATENT APPLIED FOR.)
r AIDES. Projectors of Hotels. Schools


~ Public Institutions, and all persons having
LAUNDRY to be Ironed Calendared, are re-
specially invited to examine these Machines as
without one establishment can be said to be COM
PLETE.
Persons who have used even the cumbrous old.
fashioned Mangle, may know something of its util-
ity; and to those who have not used one. will be
briefly enumerated the many advantages combined
The superior style in hich the articles are cALEN-
DARED; also the saving in time, labor and money!
one woman can perfectly smooth and highly glaze
more Laundry, such as Sheeting, Table Cloths Cur
tains Napkins, Towels and numerous other articles
in one day than can several with Smoothing Irons -
Fuel is entirely dispensed with at all seasons, the
Calendar producing its glaze entirely
BY COLDPRESSURE.
House Linens will last much longer, as it is soon
decayed by the of hot irons applied to it when
damp-each application of the Calendar producing q
high gloss aud retaining the pearly whtensss; aud
being provided with India Rubber Springs, 10 war
ranted not to injure the most delicate Lace most
beautiful Shawl.
Servants can be shown their in a few minutes;
can they except wilfuly, destroy them, as they
wholly constructed of metal highly finished and
occupy but about four feet square of room. The
saving effected will pay for one, that will last
for generations. There two sizes to suit the
tabli.hment. at different prices Manufactured for
the Proprietor at the Eagle Foundry, by Mr.. Rahm,
aud for exhibition and sale by Messrs LARUS
SHINE, Main st, Richmond. fe17-1m*