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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-11-17

SOLD By
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD, Raleigh. N. c.
NJOTICE.-Was taken up and committed to Jail, in
IL the County of Nash on June 25th, 1854, negro
man. who saws his TONI and belongs to the heirs
of Billy Fosters deceased Tom, from his appearance,
seems to be twenty-five years of age black complex
ion and has than ordinary space between two of
his under The srequested to forward,
pay prison charges and take him away he WEI be dis
posed of according TO law a. r. BA1NES,
Aug. 1-wtf. Sheriff.
A RREsTED AND COMMITTED TO THE
N JAIL OF PETERSDURG,V VA, NEGRO
boy by the of BILL belonging to Lemue Tyee Esq,
and bought BY him from Slater Jones. The owner
obtain said boy by coming sending and paying charges
Petersburg, July G, 1850.
MHIRST PREMIUM !-SMUT AND SCREEN.
n ING MACHINE, YOUNG'S PATENT IMPORTANT
TO MILLEHS AND MILL ONNERS4This Machine
ceyed first premium at the North Carolina State Fair
recommended to the public sthe best in in
the State Seven hundred of themare running North
Carolina all of which operation and have given
the entire satisfaction regard both to performances
and durability having years and perform as
wellnow they did first not been out of order
day We have thrown out ten different smut Machines
to make for this They warranted for five
and delivered at the Mill any where in the State.
Manufactured and soldby =. = s..- '-ets-
- sssssss JN0. A. McMANNAN, g,-iae
South Lowell, Orange County, n c.
April il. 1854. X A-H
- C5r Cat this advertisement cut and keep it.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-11-17
GREENsBORoUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE co

GREENSBOROUGHN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO
S At the end Of Three Years. such has been and
economy of the officers of this Company that are still
free from debt have made assessments and have
such large Capital in cash and notes. that have no hes
itaon in saying the public, that there Com
pany the Southern Country. The of Risks in
this Company being the Western part of the State where
the danger from fire is much less.
At The last annual Meeting the following officers were re-
elected.
JAMES SLOAN, President
s. q. COFFIN, Vice President.
C, p. MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Sec'y & Treasurer
w. Ill. CUMMING, Gen. A gent
D1RECTORS.-Jam Sloan, DR.. j. A. Mebane, c. p.
Mendenhall, VIM s. Ran Rev. C. F. Deems, James NJ
Garret, Jed H. Lindsay Mcconnell, E. W. Ogburn, J.
L. Cole D. p. Weir, Greenso ugh; e F; Lilly, Wadcs-
borough, DIR. $. G. Coffin, Jan. "w" Joshua Tavoe,
Washington; VIM; A; Wright, VII. rgton John Sha-
YER Salisbury; john II. Cooke Fayetteville; Ii. e. Sprull,
Plymouth; Robert E. Troy Lumberton Dr. R. H. Scales,
LenoN Castle
All communications should be directed to the Secretary
free OF Postage. PETER ADAMS Sec'y.
August 6, 1854. 75-h
NOTICE.-..THE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTORS
Ia of the late John Atkinson of Johnston county, have
lost msa receipt certificate of stock in the Bank
IhoS lnfnl 1,,po 90
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DIED.


At Iowaville, Van Buren, county, Iowa, on the lst
inst, ut 10 O'Clock NJ, JoHS j. FARNss, aged u
yeas.
The decor I'd was one of the early settlers q Van
Bufon county, and Of h pr prietors Of Keosa, :
qua. BY request. his body was inferred in the new
burying ground at that city.
He was a man Of warm feelings sincere attach
ments. and more than ordinary intellect. Like 9TH
ers Of generous natures his social feelings supeTn-
duccd habits, which greatly impaired his usefulness
He died of consumption after lingering SIX months
shadow Of his former self. Thus one BY one
ar passing away.
At New London, Conn, Aug. 22d, Rev. OLIVER
DisoS, agsd SO years; native Of Fairfield Conn,
and late pastor If the Church in keo
sauqua.
On the 3oth Aug 1855, in Pittsburgh, Iowa, ST.
sAsSAn Y. csnsort of Caleb G.. Fairchiid, aged 40
years months and ID days.
At the residence Of her son, on the 9Th instant,
OLIVE. wifi of WIN. Ii. Cleghorn, aged 65 years
Her sunerings had ben great and tedious, but her
patience, meckness and christian resignation were
equal to her suhcrings. In her last hours of NOR
tai agony, though separated from the loved husband
of her youth and the association Of years, she muT
INJURED lit is right il IL right Gods will b. done.
She has found grave where she hoped to fnd q
home, and left her sorrowng children here and afar,
to weep for the best of mothers.--tcon.
A few days since, on the river below st. Louis, Of
Yellow Fever WILLIAM EGGLEsToS, aged forty two
yyars.
Mr.. Egglsston was for some ,ars resident OF our
city, and bore this reputation of honest and wor
thy member Of community. He leaves WITS aud a
la &c family Of children to mourn his untimey dsalh
GalenA pap He p.cae copy.
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One fine day, while idly strsying,
Came to an ancient wood,
Where the trees are fast decayng,
In their realms 81 solitude,
Mystic expresses were STOPPING,
Dimly in the wierd-likc gloom
Shadowy bonghs were lowIy dropping,
Like the willows o. er tomb.
Lily pines and oaks rrimcval.
Upward high their branches borc
Ragged yews that seemed coevsl
With the ''ssintly days of yorr,"
Stood in solemn silence, saying
Rustliny leaves that fiattered low
On the dark boughs dimly waving
Der the sepuichre below.
Long l wandered till the slnnting
Sunbeams bathed in mysty gold,
This forest, and scene enchanting
To my vision did unfold.
Streaming richly through the pendant
Spray that waved in motley green !
lighting up each nook Respondent,
Tillit looked a magic scene.
Long cazed with admiration
On the woodland thus arrayed.
Changing in its Transformation
Glorious tints Of light and shade.
Twilight shadows gather round me,
Still fingered in the wood,
Chained by bcauty's spell th1t bound me
To its p aceful solitude.
Shad,ws deop,ned into cable
Hush that haunt the rxyless light;
Scarcely longer was able
To discern ray Of light;
Till at la . the wild charm sp1rning,
As the night still darker grew,
Homeward th n my footsteps turning,
To the forest bade adeu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-12

The Steamship Northern Light arrived at
New York on the 9Th instant, with million
Of dollars in specie, and four hundred and
fifty passengers.
An Indian war was raging in northern Cal
ifornia. Some thirty or forty Americans had
been shot, and as many Indians were hung BY
way Of retaliation.
Embezzlements, Shortcomings, robberies
and murders abundant trade dull, and pri-
ces declining; mining business good, and a
sample nugget worth thirty thousand dollars
found in Mariposa county. Another FIRE III
Stockton destroyed $4,000 worth Of prop
crty.
\ Know Nothing Stat. Convention has
been held which nominated our fortunate for
mer fellow townsman j. Nicely johnson for
Governor
Hoes. The Cincinnati Gazette Of tho
9Th, says that hogs for December are freely
offered for ri 90 net, without finding bur
chasers. Stocks of provisions are light, and
stock hogs said to be comparatively scarce
But the excessive abundance OF the corn
crop, with the prospect of high prices for
pork, will tend to supply any deficiency, and
possibly bring down tie prices.
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AxsslcA YIoHrs arr ows BArrLEs.-The

AMERICA YioHrs EIR OWN BArTLEs.--The
L ,ndon Advertiser, in recent article incl
dentally touching upon American affairs, took
occasion to contrast the condition and pros
poets of the Union with those Of Great
Britain. Among other things it says
Contemplate England, grooming with tax
alton and struggling in a sanguina-y war,
with her trade deranged, her populace dis
contented, her government the corrupt ma
chino Of an olgarchy, and her revenues squan-
dered for she knows not what--and contrast
her with America--the America that British
Cabinet Ministers treat with so much indif
ference--and whose commerce is gathering a
golden harvest to the nation. She it 10 that
stands bodily forward in her civil greatness ;
she it is that presents striking contrast TO
the military despotisms Of Europe she it is
that in her two thousand miles of unguarded
coast, her nnwalled cities, her meagre navy,
combines within herself the elements neces-
sary to great military nation. Peace reigns
at her freside her throne ia not in mourn
ing.
Her Legislators are devising means to re-
lievc an OVERLOOKING treasury; her trade is
vigorous; her people increasing beyond com
parison in wealth. Her government is at
least cheap and useful. Would that VIC could
say tho same. England spends her blood
and treasure in fighting the battles of un
thankful neighbours. America fights her own
battles--she fights them quick and we'll"
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REMOVAL

SHALL remove my stock Of Hats, Caps, Furs, &c,
i from S4 Main ST., to the next door 10 j. r. Burke
corner Main and Third street, where shall be re
ccvng large and complete stock OF the above goods
of the latest and most fashionable styles.
Thankful for the liberal patronage thus far bestow
ed, and hoping for continuance Of the same shall
always work for the inter SIS of my customers and
keep hand a complete stock of Goods to suit all
persons in regard to styc and qua ity Please drop
in and examine prices and qualities Come one. come
al. A. G. SHELDON,
At the New York Hat Emporium Main street
corner third street. Sept. II dLw
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SEM TO TIE PEsIrESriARY.--Wm. Livings-
ton and VIM. Stuart were sentenced to three
years confinement in the Pcnitentiary durin,
the present term Of the Court, on conviction
OF the charge OF robbing the hardware store
Of Baldwin Evans & Co., of our place, some
months ago.
Jesse Eat on was sent TO the penitentiary
fes one year on conviction of stealing yoke
1knsttle.
Verify the way Of the transgres.or i. hard
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Leaving as you perceive, a balance
in your favor of - $3.50 so
You can draw upon me for that sum-
trusting you viii honor me with still fur
ther consignments,
| remain, sir, yours sincerely,
SAM SWINTON.o
BY the next mail Mr.. Brown sent back the
account with these words at the bottom:
'sYou informal villain put in .stealage,
and keep tho whole Of it,"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-12
new rali and winter Goods /!

DLACHLY 1 SIMPSON, No. II, Pearl street
ID Cincinnati, Importers and Dealers in Am srican
and Foreign Dry Goods are now receiving their sup
ply Of new and desirable Fall and Winter Goods,
embracing every variety suitable for the Western
trade. They respectfully solicit examination of
their stock by Western Merchants, visiting their
Sspt ALIVE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-12
Landes & Daugherty,

Wholesale q Retail Bakers Confectionery 50 Johnsoa
sfreef,
- ESPEfTFULLl inform the public that they
IN have formed partnership for the purpose Of
carrying the above business in all It's various
branches. Cakes, Bread, Crackers, and Candies al
ways on hand at ths lowest prizes.
Every article purchased from warranted.
Our wagon will be on tn track by the 10th OF this
month. LANDE5 d DAUGHERTY.
s. S-d.f
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ODELL MATLESS.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Boots and shoes.

~ constant auivas our stock of Eastern Work
II wall soon be the I'm st and largest ever offered
in heokuk. They are selected with special refcYenco
20 the wants Of the retail trade and will comprise
essry variety imaginable. The prices will be such
as will convince every that have fully adopt
I'd the motto Of Quick Sales and Small Profits"
\. b. The Goods now on hand will he
e.oscd out AT Cosr.
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
10 the Ladies we would say, call ia and
elegant styles Of Bootes Buskins and Slips Of the
finest materials, manufactured st establish
meni, which in point Of quality and durability
viii warrant 10 he equal " AIRY in the west.
Gentlemen will find il to their interest 10 call and
examine stock Of custom made work, Of which
an ample quantity viii always be kept hand, and
ms We use only the best materials and employ none
but the best workmen, they may rest assured Of =
good article, guaranteed to fit in al eases.
y. H. All articles of our manufacture war
ranted.
Sign OF the Mammoth Shoe, corner building, Main
and Third Streets.
August 81. Is55.-ddw
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To the GentIeme N .

IN exhibition, an assortment of French Scotch,
~ and American Cassimcrcathe first ever otfer rcd
in this market.
NEsriSGs.-In MORE Antique Plain and Figured
Grenadines; Brocade and X I Silks Silk Velvet
and Plu.h.
GioTns.-Back and Blus, fine grades, and brok en-
check Cassimercs, for fall suite.
Also-A choice selection OF X i'd Cloth and Merino
Gloves; Half Hose in WGol Merino, and heavy Cot
ton with Merino feet Silk and Mcrino Undershirts
and Drawers Cravats Scarfs and Handkerchicfs.
Sept. 10, 1855. +. ID. FOSTER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-12

ADMITTED MEMBERS OF THE BAR.-The fol-
lowing gentlemen were admitted to practice
In the Courts Of Iowa, upon certificates from
Other States-John C. Miller, Ohio: Charles
Z. Moss, Connecticut; Frank G. q. Umsted,
AID Alexander Lynch, Pennsylvania. Our
young friend, G. w. McCrssry, Of Van Blu
rem County, was also admitted TO tn Bar ut
the present term Of the District Court.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-12
Autumn Stock!

p. d. O II e RI
LAS now open q fine stock Of French and Amer
J. i lean Printed and Plain DeLaines; Plain and
Paid Mernoes Coburgs. Black and Colorcd Mo
hair, DeRages, dc, TO which he invites the atten-
tion # the Ladies, assuring them that The style and
quality unsurpassed, and prices iow as tbs same
< ods be sold in the country.
H eokuk Sent 10.
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Fall Trade.


Gate City B00t and shoe store.
No. ll2 Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth
FINilE undersigned would respectfully call ~sfs~
l. the attention Of the Ladies' and Gentle N
men Of Keokuk and vicinity to their fine and ~
well selected stock of Boots and Sboes now
opened and for sale mt the above establishment
psising all kinds If Ladies', Gents Misses, Boys
and Chdrens wear, Of all styics, grades and sizes
Thcs, goods have been selected with special references
TO nsatncss of style and durability, and will b. sold
ut n very small advance above Eastern cost, N WI
are determined not TO b. undcrsold by any house in
the city. Please give a call. An examination Of
goods and prices is the only favor ask.
ii. c. HUISkAMP 4 BRO,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-12

CT We learn from private letter, dated
Sept. 9th, that the cholera has ceased to pre-
vail in Iowa City, no case having occurred
for week prior to that date.
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Piano for snle!

4 NY PERSON wanting good second hand PA
undersigned Immediately, at the Post Ofice or at
HE room in Mr. Burkc's House I'd stresf, between
C,nrert and High. NJ. J. ASHM0RE.
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Card 10 the Ladies.

NOW ready for the season a large stock of Trim
y ming Goods in Velvct-Pnin and Shaded Col
or and Black Of NIL widths; Plush Shaded, Moss
i 1nge. MORE Antique Watered Ribbons. Colors and
Width Gallons in gren. variety; aimps, Bruids &C.
me in bright colors for childr n s dresses
S'pt. 10. L. ID. FOSTER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-12

cT The Iowa Methodist Episcopal Con.
ference will commence its Annual Session
in this City, on the 26th inst.
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TUITION rgEs FER TERN.


]. 4. DVHKEE q CO., 30 Main 6tTcet~
AVE just received the largest and most varied
i l. stock Of Carpets and Oil Cloths brought to
Iowa.
THIS stock comprises hundred different styles,
and having been bought before the recent advance,
will sell them at present Wholesale eastern pri
ces.
We would respectfully invite those who are fur
nishng their houses, TO examination Of these
Carpets and Oil Cloths, feeling satisfied thst the
qualities, styles, and prices, such that they
not fail TO please nil who may IA, with . call.
LIZ llhl. d2Ntf
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The Best Thing OUr.-Au ex-Commis-
sion merchant repentant for past transac-
tons, says he once sent the following .sre-
turns" for crop of corn consigned him:
'MR. BRowN-Sir II have, according to
your instructions, made forced sale Of
your corn, and received for it %475 90
AynifIst which I hnra commission
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-12
G.. CARRIER e Co.

Main ST., between Water and First KEOKCK Ia
NJ IloLEsALE Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
w Dry Goods.
Having rcceive ID an extensive stock cf Fall Win
ter Goods invite the attention Of country dealers
Among other things, We have . good stock Of
WOODEN Goods all approved grades 81 Cloths and
Satincts rcd, white, yellow, twlled and plain Flan-
oa,sns1a Of Pn. an Trmmnr. 81 s:
kinds.
= pit. /, Is55--wfy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-12

nF the Keokuk Female Seminary will commence
~ on Monday September 10th.
Rev. VIM. Ii. Williams, Principal and Teacher of
English Grammar and Criticism u Intellectual and
Moral Philosophy, &s.
Mrs. A. L. Williams, Teacher on Piano Forts Aud
Of the French Language.
Miss Mary c. Haft, TEACHER Of the various branch
Of Mathematics and Natural Science, History &c.
Miss Julia Benedict, Teacher in the Primary De
partment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-12
Hardware and Cutlery.
FALL TRADE.

- W. IL TUCKER Importers and Wholesale
-. d. alers, in receipt Of much the largest stock
which they have yet ever displayed to the mer-
chants If Iowa, Missouri and Illinois, to which they
ak attention and guaranty to be at st Louis prices.
S3pt. 7, ie5J.-d
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ID. ID. RYRIE Il Co..
Cemmisst ON X ForW = riding McrcAa .
Levee and Shortstr~et
ALTON, ILLINOIS
August o, lsss--jly
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To the stoekh olders Of the keek ~.
nj. Plcasant Muscatine n, =. a..
~ Office is hereby given, th... In accordance wish
= the conditions II the subscription for The lst
Division Of said road the second ipst.luaent Of ~
Per cent will be due and payable Oct 4th. 1855. q
the banking house Of Charles Parsons Treasurer Ke
okuk, or to the undersigned, General Agent
j. X. nOkNISH.
General Agent X. Mt. P. MRRCo.
Sept. 7, I855.-dGwtd
informing Glory and Mt. Pleasant Obse, YER copv.l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-08-10
a c a II ID

hOCTOR GEO NJ. TIGHE, A STUDENT
~ under Sir Ashley Cooper, late Of the City Of
London, England has taken up his abode in Kut-
land, Vermont, and Is now prepared to practice
spon Cancers, Tumors and ulceTs; Seroiula, salt
Khcum Venereal Olsen whether acute Orchronic,
and all Cutaneous Diseases of the skin. lie pledges
himself not to take any person under treatment
whom he cannot cure, and makes no charge where
there i. no cure effected. Persons bringing certif-
Gates from the Minister of their Religion, Of their
inability to pay, he will cure without charge, ana
will forfeit a hundred dollars in every case of fail
ure This be feels assured will be sufficient to con-
vince the public that he does not belong to that
class of persons called charlatans, quacks, who
lyeupon the suderngs and credulty of their fellow
creatures.
SYmProas ~ CASCRR.--This disease originates
in the form Of Pimples, Wsrts, scales, Horny Pro-
tuborances Preternatural enlargements, nd ruber-
culnr Elevations Sometimes unusual heat, and
very UNPLEASANT itching, succeeded by twitching,
and sensation felt as if there a fly spider
crawling the part, and at intervals darting
shooting pain, which becomesmorefrequent as the
disease progresses.
1t also originates from blows, bruises Andthe
ordinary causes and states of inflammation produce
Cancer grief and anxiety are also its causes
Sorrow for the loss of relatives also often produce
it. 1t 1. favoured by age and by the unmarried
state in women; when il occurs in the married, thu
mensc. almost alway Us cease FIRST, showing connec
| ton between them it a.soa poars very commonly
/ at the period when this secretion disappears. L
! occurs even in subjects young AZ Ave years, bu
mostc common in adyancedlife, and scroiula predis
| pose. to it.
| The Doctor will attend patients in the cOuntr.
if called on to do 30, to in fora them of hiswhere
abouts that thoy may avail themselves Of his ser
| vices. Iii, address is Dr.. GEORGE NJ. TIGHR
corner " Mechanics and Forest streets Rutland, VI
GEORGE NJ. TlGnE,
/ Practical Cancer Doctor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-08-10

Coopcr's Anti-pain T'inoiuro

Coopcr7S Anti-Pain TinCiure,
A PAIN ALLEvIATpR 49,. t'n,t,,. f..
IASupcrior I, any other r,uod On the Ancric.,
Continent ana tttcs tho precedence Of all othcrs
W.Itr''f " IT, used. 1t Is purely NLoLrArir, and
, II T. good for wind aud pain ~ tho Stomach ,sd
Boweis,lor the Diarrhca and Dy.rut,r,. I,,i, CLoi
era and Cholera Morbre To, Rheumatism. n,,tr
Ghonon'C' rs' ne,'ou',-for the rhth.ic or Asthma
bruises. SpruiHs, Stif and swollen Joints Ncutnl
gia or Iic-DoulourcuN rooth-achc, Headache. Sirk
and Nervous Headache, to quiet ~ ,,,,rs.. ,,,,
Gus rcste,sncss and thus enable one to slc,ptnim
cramps, and almost every Kind If Pain t,t.r,ini
ana External Tits, lliccouch Ucart.,.rrn'
Chilbl ins, Paiaiul Corns, Sr,llipqs Oh Sr.,. in
aIiey inflammation, and Prevent li,r.iiratin, te.,
81, oo'" at Wh'iashlg and Retail by the Manui,c.
lures w. tooPtE. Co., Kcc3c,illc. y. !.
Ai'o ~ \; C. SPEAR. Burlington Vt.
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More than Ten thousand Pieces now on hand, and
all pieces Of Music received as soon n. publish
ed. Gloe Books and Church Music Books Of every
description.
Ma. RUST will sell all articles as low $. those of
the quality can be obtained in any city, and
liberal discount made to Teachers and those who buy
to sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he ha. thus ia
received, he will spare no effort To keep complete
assortment ot all articles usually kept in a Music
Store, and by constant personal attention to his bu
sinoss, hopes to in his New and Commdious-
Store, ALI of his ON, and many NEW customers.
Burlington, July Is, 1883. w3wtf