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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-31

KENTUCKY ELECTIONS.
LOUISVILLE, August 27.-The official m!jority tor
Morehcad, for Governor, is i,iU3.
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VIRGINIA PRISrISG OFtiCE BrRnfp.-N O..
broke out in Buffalo, kanawha county, lu.-,Ip..
the lith inst, in the brick house belonging he
tate of j. X. Craig, deceased. The lower part
occupied bv Mcssrs. McCoSu ~ Kelly. H. = dr,
goods store, and the printing office %: the Star M
kanawha Valley" was in the upper part. M",...
McCnwn 4 Kelly saved Inrsr portion q! rhr.r
goods and were insured in the Winchester n-ura:ip
Company. The printing office WIS entirely desire
posed to have originated in the printing office. " ben
the fire first discovered the building a -.
flames. The melting type running down into H."
store.room OF McCown u Kelly prevented thrm ur
saving all their stock of goods.
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Ry tie linYcrnnr:

BY The NVNernur; - -,
GroRac " MyArqRp, Sesry Of the tommon.Se"'h
Tho tusSve above mentioned described as being hvo
feet i've aud tuli inches high, weighing l or l pounds
full face dark hair hiid b,nrd about six weeks old hHs
reddish cnr ubout an inch ous under the obc OF one sr
Dr-rs dars drub plush hn,, 6Hck cloth rocS cont shl
rn.f August 2S-cJw
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~ MORNING, AUGUST 81, 1883.

,a, ~" committee con herewith propose substitute to
NV s"" nl'I winch provides the niuury step the
" S",n c"!ventina They would, therefore,
nf the substitute. ' "''' ''''' '''0 i7
JOSEPH {. ANDERSON,
o. IL. BROWNE,
"F. j. MARSHALL.
III" substitute was read twice and considered Us
eurruss.,.' ~
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DEATH OE DIR. CON
NEW WORK POLITICS.

New YORK, August 2sth.--Rev. Stephen II. Cone
President OF the American Bible Union, died thi'
morning.
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kAt't tERREOTY PISIrS SOTiCE--I L..,,-,-----
S'iy on hand OF the mos; reliable quality .ysrr
/. i 1'"d in the nrt of D~suerreo,ypiny which viii
So. 10" cash. Instructions given in the urt and
"'S'y NJ, P. SIMoNs, Richlnund.
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I AsT NOTICE TO THE CREDITORs OF

IuurSCHr.hnGE rSCrhGE TO THE CREDITORS OF
.mo, '1MS Wr;.H, MSnlsIr nECEAsED-The creditors of
estate are hereby notified tint the ,In nf the account
US sUsnS M ns H%se Of King Cary Howe &C.
cd un the sh ns d"y o September next, to be held a,
once al hing ana queen CouT House" and should they
account will then be finally closed. "'''' '"e '''N
Aug 2i-cwiw JOHN pOLIAPn c,,,,r
VTIRGINIA.-At Rules held in thn CIrrk7. 17,;.- -.
Y the Circuit Court of the City OF Richmond ~, ~. w.
first Monday in August, lsa3 Oeing til" h day of The
month";:
Charles Hagan, rht
Against
JOSEPH Hurnn, Dett
In case and upon an attachment returned executed.
The object of this suit is Of the defendant two
hundred and seventy and 2lO dollars with lawful in
t.rss thereon from the 3ls of August 1851 till payment
and affidavit having been made and hled that the defendant
above named is non resident of this Commonwealth the
defendant notified appear ut the Rules to be hold
in III. Clerks Office Of tho said Court On the hrst mon
day October next and do what necessary 10 protect
hi- interest in this suit. Copy-Teste
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DEAp.-Whlian Breen, the Young man whn "'n.
cut by Is. F. jefferson, SUNDAY wcct.. IN Ah,n..
dria. died ct the wounds then inflicted. Sunda.
morning last. \ post mortrm examination Va, hrt
on the body but nn new fnctI ccit.i
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FLEETWOOD, the residence Of the late Ion. j..
s. Barbour, ncar Culpepcr Court House couiu.H'ra
about fifteen OF land was disposed E" AT r,va"
sale, on tn. 2lst An for ,he sum al thirty thnU,nu
dollars. Henry Miller, Esq, ui Rappaha'.n"," w,a
the purchaser.
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GREAT ENGINr.--Thr new and beautiful l"cGrn".
tive 81. IL. lImbrrlHk-, now runnn. nu il, ir.
trail Railroad, is superior 10 ANY other IN ,,rw,i ni
speed owned BY that company, AMI has attracted p.
,rnti"n nnI universal admiration along H., go.
tire line, by the raplity Of It's sprc and ;h"
with which it draws its burthen 0l passrnrr "ar- ~
ter il. We learn from Capt. Go"'h, one "l th" 40
telllgeut and popular coniur'"rs III" line tln' {
Easily travel at the rate of m:l" T": in,u!.
and that after leaving Charlottesville ."in- Nrsi.
up grade ot ec cht feet il makes it, run at ho si'
of 10 miles per hour.
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THR WHIsKEY REMEDY.-A c"ln:cl h", L'.
longing to Mr.. David Long O, Mason county. Va
lately bitten nra. the klcr JOINT by ""pPi-I"ni
snake. The leg Immediately became swollen, amt
ihcrcupon nearly halt gallon Of whlskcy wa- pom
cd down the boys throat, producing 10 im,"Ncari"u,
but he soou recovered from the effects ui tho 'c.
So says tho Point Pleasant Republican.
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RIO. N. ANDERSON,
IA C"nini-sion Merchant Richmond Vs
;.I ., |ouhty Rights will bo sold Oh rsusonnbic ,,r.r
III
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THE YELLOW FEVER IN NORFOLK

BY last Evenings Mail we Received tn" N"rI"
Argus oi yesterday, (AuEn-i 2J;h.l the only paper
we believe. now issued daily IN that cny From !,
Argus we copy the following itcms:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-30

~ General Scott, in speaking of the Cri-
moan war recently, remarked that the great
difficulty on the part of the Allies resulted
from the divided command, and, that that
would prove the ruin of the Allied armies.
We see by the late arrivals from England,
that the London Times and Manchester Guar
dian, both English Government papers, are
advocating a change Of policy in that respect,
and it is doubtless the intention of the Gov
eminent TO attempt to make some arrangement
by which both the French and English armies
will be placed under the direction of one com
mander- in chief Of all the Allied forces.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-30

e. The trainers OF this Union and the
trainers of the Constitution declared, in the
name Of the people, in that fundamental
charter that their object was "to promote the
general welfare and to secure the blessings
OF liberty to ourselves and to our posteri-
ty.~ As mattcrs new stand, it would seem
that the great object Of our Government was
rafhsr TO promote the special welfare of the
shareholders and to extend the curse of slave
~ IN the land.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-30

Prices or AprERrrslsG.--A controversy is
going n between tbs editor Of the Tribune
and Gerrit Smith, in the course of which tho
latter proposes to pay five hundred dollars for
the publication Of certain speech in tho Tri-
buno. To this proposition the editor replies
IA sollowi,
'sAIr. Smith deslres us to publish hls speech
IF April 6, in our advertising columns, aud
proHers the sum Of $500 az a compensation
FOR that service. IL is an old speech, and for
that reason not particularly interesting; be
sides, its length is such that AT our usua! rates
for Advertising, its insertion in all our editions
would be worth no less than So 900: indeed,
the mere white paper required to print 1t in
TnE TRIBUNE will cost us all that he proposes
to pay; but such is our willingness to oblige
him that VIC shall make the very considerable
discount which his proposal will require. The
speech will appear at as early day ~ posi-
bic
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-30
cE1IcIAL PAPER or TIM CITY


Observation-Disclosures AhnnAans.
Tie Cisoinpati Gazette Of Saturday in the
-esssse Of very encouraging article on bust
neU prospects, says:
With reference to financial matters, the
prospects arc also decidedly favorable Bank
es, b common with merchants, anticipated
and prepared for crash decidedly more severe
- wa realized. Tho circulation of the
lseg Baaks was to . great extent, with
drswn, and IN corresponding ratio, loans
wsFo contracted. These institutions have
since Md no occasion to put ont the paper
4aAras withdrawn last winter; and the lead
- Dnks of Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky,
- Din day reserved circulation of eight
0illtoo dollars, that they can issue az the
Suu1s ct business may require. The New
N1glaad Banks are in similar position. The
hA raGss Of exchange that prevailed, forced
thar papsr home, and compelled the Banks to
rsGain it. This paper is now again being put
ont, and the low rates Of exchange will per-
nit Il to perform its part in furnishing facil-
ities for moving our heavy crops. The re-
sak =, that money every where is abundant
and cheap and the most experienced financial
nan, predict that it will so continue through
out the business season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-30
The Last Child of Lafayette Dead.

The Genoa correspondent Of the Newark
Adpertiser, dating on the Goth ult., says
Madame Manbourg, the eldest daughter and
last surviving child of the Marquis Lafayette,
is dead. She died few days ago, aged
about seventy Ave, at her princely residence
in Turin, where she has lived many years, and
since the death of her noble husband, at one
time French Ambassador to the Holy See,
with her daughter, the Baroness Perrone, Wild
ow Of the Piedmontcse General killed at the
fatal battle of Novara in lS49 The Baron
css inherits the rare virtues Of her mother
and her race, and they arc likely to be trans
mitted through her carfully trained children.
Madame NJ often spoke gratefully Of her fam
ily relations with the United Stated, and de-
lighted in every opportunity of bestowins her
GRACEFUL Inequalities upon the citizens of the
country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-30

summer, the General ia enabled to supply the
wants Of tho people of Chillicothe during the
hot season.
At convenient distance from the tempting
waters Of this beautiful lake, the milk Of fifty
short horn Durhams is kept, from the aale of
which alone, the past year the General real
lied the snug little sum of four thousand dol
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-30

kobEkfB. WHITYEnORE, ] 9, -,
joins r. CAKYER,
n. 4 =. y. WalTTE1ORE 4 Co..
MANUFACTURES and Wholesale Dealer in
wi Hats, Caps, Furs and Bonnsts, No. 7z7 Main
street, 6rst door north Of the Bank Of Missouri.
The Subscribers once moro call the attention Of
their friends and all who In want Of articles in
their line 70 their large stock Of Goods nHaaafar-
tured expressly for the Western trade, and will re-
ceive, weekly by Express, all styles wAieh sp-
pear in the Eastern markets.
We beg leave TO call attention to large assort
ncnt of Silk and Satin Bonncss.
From long experiences in tsaAs, (JJfeen ger,
in ths city, feel confident that the selestios Of
Goods We make, is suited and adapted particularly
70 this market; and respectfully solicit On sx-
Summation Of stock, being determined TO Ger
such inducements Is will make il desirable 10 Dc
business with
II. X. B. WHITTEMORE Co
n. B-Ths highest market price paid, in essA, for
Furs and Peltfies.
St. Louis, August II, 1855. dim
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The University,s Family Remedies

r ~ ~ sx<v 0SDSsy - = &xzsS1y 8SCSUCSkDoE'
ISSUED under the Seal, sanction and Authority
L Of the University Of Free Medicine asd Popalsr
knowledge, chartered by the State Of Pepnsyvasis,
April -, 1888, with capital Of aie0, oo6, usinly
for the purpose Of srresting the evils q Sparsss
and Worthless Hostrums also, for supplyiae the
community With reliable remedies wherever cOn-
potent Physician cannot or will rot b. enploysd-
This Institntivn hes purchased from DR.. Joas n.
ROwAyD his celeb9AtoA
ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
known for upwsrds VI twenty Ave years q the
only sure aid safe cure for Fever and Asue, &c,
and his inestimable remedy for Bowel Conpisints,
Rowsnds Compeund Syrup Of Blackberry Root,
which highly approved and popular rsns1iss, To-
gether With the University Remedy for Conplsipts
Of the Lungs; the University Remedy for Dyspsp-
sa or Indigestion; the Univcrsity's Aomeey for
Costvc Bowels also, the University Almaaae may
be had, 1T the Branch Dispensary, or Store Of
MCKINNEY RUNNER, Keoksk.
August IL, 1855.
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Glory that the secret literary societies of the
colleges are to be abolished on account az
their assimilation to the secret American or
ganisation.
Some OF these Mss Na,icies In bresahes
viii doubtless soon make desperate move
towards aboKshing that secret institution
known as the :" curtain lecture,n on account
Of the dreadful terdncrs cf secrecy to de-
moralize society.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-30
msssr.i rsl..rnmrnt. Ter s.Io.

H. d. Ursf, dealer in Baaton Pianos, Msicde one
crga1s, and Nusicai Instrument. Of al kinds, has
hnc stock of these articles hand and f3r safe in
shc over =. r. Moodys shoe store on Main
Street.
Mr. Hunt dcsiref 70 close out his entire stock and
therefore will sell ~ lever rates than before Of
fsred
PERSON. desiring n purchase examine and test
the articles for Themselves and the proprietor guar
anteee them BARGAIN and warrants salts ia, ton
A,isnst "a, 1855 -lod
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-30

Iowa STATE TEACHERS AssocrATloS.-Thc
next meeting Of tho Iowa Teachers Associ-
alton viii be held in Davenport, on the Tues
day the 4th day of September next. The
Tcachors throughout the State, and the
friends generally arc invited to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-30

O. The cholera has prevailed quito Sc
verely Ut q number of the interior towns of
the 6tate within the last two months. 1t
seems TO have ceased its ravagcs now, how
evcr, At all points except Iowa City, where at
last accounts, Monday, there were still an
average Of two deaths per day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-30

A r the Boot and Shoe Emporium, No. %, Main
n Street, large stock If Boots aud Shoes bought
of the manufacturers in the cast expressly for tbs
retail trade. Having had seven years experience in
tho busincss in K~ckuk, feel CONFIDENT that ths
goods will BE- found superior in style and quality 10
any stock in this market and WHEN all pve arrived
will surpass ali competition in extens Of yaricty.
Come and see-so HARs Al NOE rxousLr
TO SNOW soops. =. A. DUKE.
Am~nEt 20 lSSSl-AM
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INSUR ANCEs

STAR INSURANCE CoxpANY, Of New York. ArsA
- Insurance ocxpASr, Of Hartford, Connecticut
HARTFORD IssrRAcE comrxxY, Of Hartford Conn
HrsA LirE insurance COMPANY.
The above Companies represent Capital Of 81 ;
000, 900. Lives, Merchandise, Stores, Dwelling,
Personal Property. and tbs VARIOUS kinds Of Proper
ty exposed to the peris Of Inland Navigation, in
surcd by WIN ". BELKNAP, Agent.
Corner of Main and Second Streets
August IL, 1885. dim
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NEW FALL GOODS,
EDDY. JAMESON = co

ITO and l72 Main ST., st. Louis
M y arc IN receipt Of full assortments of Plain
w and Twilied Flannes, Sattincts, Black and
Fancy Casimeres, Dark and Medium Style Prints,
Brown and Bleached Musns, &C.
These good were purchased PREVIOUS TO THE Ap-
VANCE and we invite the attention IL the city and
country trade.
EDDY, JAMESON, 4 co.
August 81. Is55.--3md&w
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New Books,

IN d son,
Memoir vi the Rev. sydney Smith BY his daugh-
ter, Lady Holland With selection from bis letters
edited by MRS. Austin.
The Island Empire, the Scenes Of the FIRST Exile
of the Emperor Napoleon. ToG.th with narrative
of his residence the island Of Elba. Taken from
local information the papers Of the British resident
and other authentic sources.
Letters 20 the People, on Health and Happiness
By Catharine Beecher.
History Of the Council Of Trent, From the French
of L. f. Dangener, Author Of the "Prrist, ard tie
"llugaenot."
six Days Of Creation. A series Of fnsDiliss beaters
from father 10 his children, describing the natural
history Of each day services with particular refsr
ence to the illustration Of scriptural truth. ", @.
Rhind
0liatta, and other Poems, by Howard H. Caldwell.
The Mineral and Thermal SPRING. of the U. s. and
Canada. BY John Boil, NJ ID.
August a, lS55.-d2t
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". A. PATTERSON, WV. rIMBERNAN, WIN PATTERSON
WIN. A. PATTERSON Il CO..
COMMISSION FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
~ Nos. 80 and 40, Levee, Keokuk, Iowa.
Consignments Of all kinds Of Produce viii receive
prompt and personal attention
August 70, le35-dkwy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-30

u The taxes Of New York city are esti-
massd It six millions Of dollars per annum
and still rising.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-30
DAVIS q PRICE,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL

rRAINERS, GILDERS, GLAzlEEs AND Pa
VI per Hangers.
Shop on south side Blond an between Fourth aud
Fifth Street,.
Having commenced the above business IN ali It's
branches they solicit share Of patronage.
All orders promptly attended 10.
Keokuk, August -, 1S55.-d3m
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FOOTE & CO.,

IV01 a * w,
Forwarding and Commission Mer-
chants,
AT Burlington, Iowa, and East Burlington Ill.
VTfHE only Forwarding House connected with the
Railroad Depot, thus Offering superior adyanta.
yes for the transhippng Of Freight. -
The patronage OF the keokuk merchants and ship
pcrs il respectfully solicited.
Please address u ut Burlington, Iowa
Aug. 3D--dtm FO0rE co,
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Arrival of the Daniel webster.

New YORK, August 2T.--The steamer Dan
iel Webster, from Nicaragua, arrived at noon
to-day. She brings $50 passengers, and up
wards of 500, 900 in specie.
The Daniel Webster reports a terrific hur-
ricane on the Mosquito coast on the night of
the l4th, causing total loss of the British
War steamer Wolverine, on the Island of ST.
Andrews. Her cutter reached San Juan on
the 10th with dispatches for the steam frigate
Buzzard for assistance. The latter left i'm
modiately for the scene of disaster.
BosroS, August 27.-Besidcs numerous
private gifts, the Hon. Abbott Lawrence be-
queaths the Lawrence Semitic School $50
600 for building model lodging houses; $50
900 TO the Boston Public Library; SIS 900 TO
the Franklin Library, in the city of Lawrence;
$4,000 to the American Bible Society, and
$4,000 to the Home Mission Society.
BALTIMORE, August 27.-Prcsident Pierce
had public reception Mt White Sulphur
Springs. He was welcomed by ex-President
TYLER in a brief speech, to which he replied
The latter complimentcd the former on the
purity of his administration, which he char
acterzet as high purposed and wisely carried
out. lie denounced the Know Nothings, and
urged his hearers to avoid hereses which are
IN direct antagonism TO the doctrines and prin-
ciples of the constitution.
The ph, sicians at Norfolk report the fever
as uEdbating.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-30

Cay Of ksoksk, Lee County,, Sfase 81 Ieses
QY virtae Of the Charter and Ordinances Of the
~ city Of Kcokuk, will Offer It public sale, fun
y previously psd u the Mayor olce, in asd city
Of keokuk, on Saturday, the 1st day Of eeptsnber,
A. d. 1855, between the hosrs q Q o'clsck A. NJ.
and o'clock P. n. Of sad day, the lots Or paris Of
lots hereafter described, 70 pay the special tar snd
costs levied and s@esed against snef lets By the
City Council Of said city, for McAdamisine on Main
and Second Streets in front Of said lots, vis:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-30
Carpets & Oil Cloths T!

j. a. DURkEE Co., 50 Main street.
Lave just received the largest and most varied
i stock Of Carpets and Oil Cloths ever brought 10
Iowa.
This stock comprises one hundred different styles,
and HAVING been bought before the recent advance,
We will sell them ~ present Wholesale eastern pri
We would respectfully invite those who are fur
nishing their houses, to examination of these
Carpets and Oil Cloths, feeling satisfied that the
qualities, styles, and price,, such that they
not fail TO please all who may favor with call.
August Is, 1885. d&wIf
A Farm fer Sale near Ke IN Nh.
VTNHE undersigned offers for sale the Farm known
i as the Lamb Farm, situated about 4 miles
from kcokuk, ON the new State Road between the
Plank koad and u Mississippi River. The Farm
consists Of quarter section Of land, 100 ndTcs Of
which are in high state Of cultivation, With good
fences and rything In excellent condition There
is scarcely farm in the country better adapted to
agricultural purposes, the land being Of the very
best quality, and the location very convenient u the
best market in the State. BENZ. GRAFT.
For terms inquire Of II. II. Wilson.
Sandusky. August IL, 1885. Imd83tv
NOTICE.
T HAVE in store 2large Grindrto tones marked "Tay-
i lor Mckee. II not called for within thirty
Gays they will BE- sold to pay charges.
J. h. COPELIN.
keokuk, August H. 1855. Ind
4
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az the Kcokuk Female Seminary will commend o
~ on Monday September 10th
Rev. VIM IL. Williams Principal and Teacher 4
English Grammar and Criticism OF Hlci ctual and
Moral Philosophy &c.
Mrs. A. L. Williams. 7 acher on ii n FutJ and
Of tho French Language
Miss Mary c. Haft, Teacher OF the vnri branch
of Mathcmatics and Natural Scienc II STORY. &c.
Mis- Julia Benedict, Teacher in the Primary D.
parLment.
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Boot and Shoe Mandatory.

BOOT ana OhOe ndanuIdCt0fy.
AM prepared 10 manufacture from eli Of the best
1 Brands Of fr 'nch German, Belgian and Phia
deiphia Calf Skins, having bought them Of the i'm
portcrs in New York, and manufacturers in Philsdel
pha. The patrons Of my establishment may rest ss
sured of getting better article than st the houses
who buy Of second or third hands.
Call and examine my stock and leave your ord.rs
A good and satisfactory ct warranted and tire work
guaranteed at the Boot and Shoe Emporium, No. IS
Main Street. 5. A. DUKE.
August 90 IS55.-dtf
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To my Ecnflcman
WISHING a new Hat we have just received per
w Express IL dozen Soft Hats of superior quail
ity at the "Grcai estern Emporium
ID. r. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
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CITY LOTS ron SALE

CITY LOTS ron SALE.
THREE lots, in the most desirable part of the
i city, the Of Eleventh aud Frank lin
Streets for sale cheap for each.
Inquire Of ". i. THOMPSON
August 3, lbJ5.--dtf
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Will be given in = beautiful Concert Room, on ths
JAMES RAYMOND. imm ,diatriy after the exhibi-
tion on the PALACE, consisting Of EthiopiAa Melo-
dies Fancy and Comic Dancing Cha, actrristic De
lincations &c, by talented troupe Of Male and Fc-
male Artists.
Afxissioa Trensy- Fsrf Cents
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L.. w. DU ELL,
u A q y Il r X r. N A n !

L.. W. MI ELL,
DAG RREAN ARTIST,
4 ND dealer in eve 49,
n ry description Of ~ NGR
Daguerrcotype Goods, 1678
has received this day X&Sl X74y
direct from the manu- CEaSsHA
facturers . large
risty Of Papier Machie, Kossuth and Landscape
Cases, of all sizes and styles, which will b. sold
cheaper than ever before offered in this~market,
either to Artists or filled with life-ike miniatures
Call and SO them at the Sky Light Rooms, SO
Main Street.
August IL, 1885. d