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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-29
OPERATIONS IN THE CRIMEA.


No light is thrown upon the 81 rmsh in the valley
Of Baidar beyond the details Gated by Mars AL
Peissisr TIE three villages mentioned situated
The northeast of that fertile sin, and form right
spgled triangle OF whish BNa Is t1e looking north
The hills enclosing the valley In long ridge
from Skvaka nearly due north aud where the road from
MaIhoui to paga breaks though the bills, they trent
asay in n westerly direction towards Ozembash. The
roberpsya rising among the hills to the east passes
south Of sed north OF skelia aad nearly oaect
ting the valley II Bsdar by the pass of su iato
proper valley, below the Ma-senze ri g.
Where the French outpos we're withdraw within the
Bsidar valley, they strongly posted at Ontknsta
Bsga skvaka and 81 ella with close at hand
There three vi lagos, therefore, formed the eX,rcme
right the allied position To reach them tbs Russians
the Upper Bebek probably marched oy the pass lead
ing Marlo ul to Psidsr To reach Sksaha, they must
passed along the eastern ridge Of bti aud their
pearapce go south would indicate that they oscapy
the neigh ooiog valley to the east where the T;hosna
takes its rise.
The object Of this movement Of the enemy T. difficult
20 divine II PROBABLY simple Reconnaissance with
the Of testing the vigilance OF allies and Of
aoertang whether surprise we're practicable in that
quarter. These mall incidents Of Warfire pe
psceo throughout the WINTER but the enemy IL
nisskcn II he expects that he make mprcssi N
On the position 81 aee In the valley OF Baidar.
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The Russians In Japsn.
ESCAPE OF ADMIRAL PoUIATINE.

Fri NJ me ionc'n lines, Dec i4j
The letters fttm Germany respecting the condition o
Russia continue 10 Indicate hat III in tho souhe-
pant OF he emyire where III. Effects of the
severely felt sl IN that region the l. neighoprpg
friendly Safe TO neutraza the hlocksce and
ysge Iroitpgtd resistance The exchange at st. Pc
tetU,g i said TO have improved to cd either from tbe
activity 81 the overland trade or the 81 loan
fiou IIGstia.
Politically there was nothing new
Atniral fos'atine, who had just returned from the
tasern Seas, bad Iecsiv high decoration and arg
l,n,i FIR The tuccess sf his mission the Emperor
japan sad tie sAi Vih which he eludei tbs British
and French cruiserf, who lad ptued none Of hi,
telr. appears that lie was board the Danish
q ant brig lately seized by lie allies bat contved 70
sfcope in beat hastily COZ suuc'ed under his owa di
Isc.icns. IL tis, 1t il alleged, he sub equen,
during Ia kpes in close contact with her Mpj ssty :
snp Bitten and other cruisers light having actually
ben Shown enc occasion 10 him Of his proxi
MY. Being sufficiently to hear the word Of
maid given hoard be had his papers baassed ready
10 he sunk, but ultimately succeeded in escaping al
though tCveral shots were fired after him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-29
NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE.

rFrom the Ionion Post (oiticid orgon) Dec. IL
We have already fepeate liy stated that fos Eaglani
and France there Is only peace possible and that Ia
peace which, by procuring the recognition and guaran-
lee of all the advantages which we and
hod should snnibiate the aggressive power Of Russia.
world. There can be mistake about them. Not
Russian ship in the Black ses-not Russan fort at SCI
bastopo No Mu.coyiie pe The very throat OF ths
Danube. No mofe pIotectofates and intsrierepcesn)
more oyefAwng, becsufe more means 81 M ma cling
wesker neigbocrs. These main terms sealed in treaty,
secured by mstcIa guarantee, would there ID not
Doubt secure peace IL Russia would led % them; bat
the people Of England ~ francc-nether the Eng
hsh Cabinet the government Of noce all wogd
listen 20 AIRY other proposals for settlement.
This being so, told that negotiations going
forward and that Austria, oerg ths aud promo
ter actually the seeker OF peace. Then she must
be seeking peace conditions, for Rus sisn tc
could find acceptance here whist terms the con-
trafy nbnply not now, must hereafter, be accedci 10
by the Car Austria IL, doubt. anxiousdcepy
ious-,cr peace. She rcars slry and calculate
advantage hom the war. she has no trade as
Prussia has. With wreschscly poor treasury sue has
TO keep mp a magnificent and costly army Her ever
moving against out Of the question II would lie
her annihilaton. In neutrality she fondly imagined,
lay her security but she finds neutrality slmost
dangerous IA a ood.r course. II she now II mast
be with ard he press urgently fer peace, Il l.
upon orr terms Thee has always been vast deal 81
oxpediepoy 10 the policy ~ Austria, and her not very
chyalrous reason Tor not joining rs Ia tho outset
In the defence 81 interests unois a. cab EUROPEAN AID
,min, ntiy Nnubi.n nd Austrian tn ~ she l'
ped by The large armies 81 Russa In Poland and along
Der frs ntier TO let ~ dare rot, wait upon won ~
But since then the scene has changed Russia u ~
now, rich 10 mer-snd, with proalgious fore y tls
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THE POSITION OF AUSTRIA.

From the london Globe, December Ia
We observe that several Journals at home and abroad
I'm discussing the probable 81 Austria lay consd
srsbe stress upon certain statements which have been
made respecting u reductions OF the Austrian army. IL
argued that these reductions in icate the resolve OF
Austria not TO cooperate actively with the Western
under any circumsancos that arise from the
-pvlipeness q Russia 70 offer such concessions the
future security at Europe and the OF their arms
warrant the Alits in requiring. We have no better
means than our neghbors 81 calculating upon the
eourss which Austria may pursue IN that event
We may, however, express cur belief that The
statements upon which the specastions 10
which We refer arc based, convey very
erroneous impression. il true tia. numbers OF the
Austrian soldiers have been allowed TO leave their reg
mebts 20 return home. These men, however, sre all
roders Of experience they liable TO serve again and
the natu their furlou I'll Is such that very few days
notice would suffice 70 render every one ~ them agia
effective service The rnessure We believe Is d IT, ed
by motives Of economy Of money and economy Of
The place of the nd soldiers thus sent from thcir regi
renie supplied 70 extent by recruits Tho inca
In realty Is rather a Increase than OF ninu-
ion and therefore 6oes fly warrant the conclusions
that have been drawn from II.
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cety and among the arrested the son Of former
mil kter and four gvneJ ais.
Irc-poisry On have oecome common and that which
bun mt duwn he army siorehouses at 81. Petersburg
sen time back, Is said have been accidental
Noes ore sri passing the subject OF the Danuoian
Pinch ses notwithstanding the postponement Of the
conference
Tie Emperor Of the French Is ST. insist on pro-
visionsl arrangement that Russia may lind 1t fat
dccompi
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THE phNTpIAN MUNICIPALITIES.

THE TANUBTNN FHTNJ TFATsTTTFN.
Accounts have been received representing the Ia ernai
state Of Russia poseruiy aiding the attempts to
new negotiation.
~ Ia known that a conspiracy secretly suppressed
In Ite Russia about four months since, and nothing
has since be. "a heard 81 Those implicated.
Tho ramilcations embraced the higher classes Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-29

The colonial and foreign produce markets continue
quie and the business transacted this week
dese, rithout any material change in prices. Money
in good demand nsols leave OH $50 SIS for the
court Mexican dolar., bs sd Bar silver, S. 1874.
South An erican d, uboons, 74s. Cd. a 7bs, nominal
IN AsnicAs STOCKS no change 10 report and quota
tons are unaltered. Canada 6's ITO.
CoBnTAL fat OF $50 bags at auction about half sold,
In teme instances on rather easier terms. Honduras
silver from Be- 3D. g. Cd Tor low, and from g. 3d. 3s
TepeIe tfver Is. I'd. as Sd blacs "a Cd. 3s lid.
Cocoa bags Trinie ad sod from obs SIS. for mid
ding red
Corros Is stesiy. The sales for the week are $50
tnes. Al Liverpool there has been improved demand
yesterday quotation for middlng Orleans 5sd per
CorpR in ,ar demand at late quotations Tough cake
neral ,heatiing 12d.
gcod emand, and the supply Of suitable qualities beiog
rmsi price. Of such have ruled rather hgner-say to
tsn .oid trvsteiy during the week al this advance az
ALSO the hulk II 40 casks 1s3 barrels and 450 bags
auction; small nne ordinary 81 57s sss low miadiing
only in nited demand atresular prices and In
zoe in public sale the total disposed Of does not
ordinary. 40 packages Mocha only rarty sold Il H.
g. decline late ratesssy 7os. 76s 3D. tor good long
berry Tbs afternoon the sale Of cargo Of 1900 bag
Rio 10 reported ct l6s for "ordinAry Arsts for thu
CoRS.-rhe supply Of English wheat At Mondays mar
ket large the condition Of most Of the samples VA
bad am ony part Of the supply sold At decline Of
H. on the prices OF the previous Monday On Wednes
day there vas better kens and the English wheat
sold at ra,her improved prices For foreign there va
aLo demand Last weeks average price Of Enelsh
wheat S3s Id. 6S quarters returned To day
the mArket was firm, without much activity. We quot
white American wheat S2s ses., red s0s. s4s. pc,
quaitr. American -four 42s. = ass. per boL
IHrcs &c-CastoY oil-Of SO At auction only
small portion sold at rather easier rates. ow TO iddno
seces d. from ID. a7d senns2o bales NnsveIIy sold
| readily iron 6xd. Cd. for middling 10 good. Cur
ArabcN $50 Bombay about third consistins
OF good amber. sold 81 $50 Gum olbAnunn~eo cssss
sold from 4os las. for niddling TO fair yellow droo
and 81 BIS. for FIR dark and biosky. furneric-21t
active demAnS and prices have advanced 70 ga Turke,
opium 6fm q H. Quicksilvsr Ia. Cd. q Ia lod
HExr.-Rpssian u witheut change az Q go lpr 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-31

it TO bear upon his breast, he was obliged
to wait some minutes for it to raise its
head so as as moi to endangcr the poor
Spaniard at the crack OF the rife, the
animal gave piercing screech. and leaped
about fifteen feet straight into the air, and
fell quite dead. The Spaniard leaped
nearly as far IN different direction and
OF tie same instant, from behind little
bunch Of bushes on the opposite side, and
not half the distance from our FIRE, and
right behind the Governors back, where
he had been sitting, spraug the mate.
which dartcd into the thicket and disat :
peared We skinned this beautiful ami
NAL. which was shot exactly between the
eyes, and after all hands had Withdrawn
to tile boat, waited several hours in hopes
that the other one would show itself
again, but We waited in vain and lost
our game.
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Y he Tugitive-Hlave Law.

The New York Eveting Post publishes
letter from Berlin, dated March Gath,
detailing a conversation with tie great
naturalist, Humboldt, who al butes tie
Fugitive Slave Law to the influence Of Mr..
Wetser The followingis the extract on
this point:
lie began al once 10 talk OF America, of
tie state Of the country when he was there
ia 1904, and Of the leading political men
with whom be was then acquainted. par
ticuIarly OF GaIlatin, Madison, and JeiIer-
son, AID d low he was every day brought
70 realize, after tie lapse of 6Ity years, BY
new and great names IN our political and
scientific and literary world and by every
sign Of the existence Of Our country, how
nuch we had progressed since Il en-. But
he said, there is one thing in which you
stand worse than when ! was there. and
every honest aud Intelligent foreigner,
who can lock at il with u know ledge of
the matter, md with fairness, will tell you
so. For thirty years for thirty years
land he counted them on his fingers you
have made no progress about slavery
You have gone backward very far back.
ward, 10 many respects about that. |
think especially OF your law OF 1850, that
law by which man in free state, " here
he ough. 70 he free, can be made slave
Of. That ] always call The Webster law.
| always before liked Mr. Webster
He Was great man. knew him. and
always Ill then, liked him. But e. er after
that hated him. lie wa. the man who
made il. Ii lie had wished to prevent ii
he could have done il, That is the reason
why ! call it he Webster law. And ever
af'er that hated 1im.
made some remark about Mr.. Web
s;ers Influence on that point not being
conhned to political sphere, bu, OF his
also carrying with him that circle Of liter
ary men with whom he was connected. -
Yes, said lie. il was he VINO did it all and
those very men. not connected with politics
who ought II have stood against il, as YOU
say. he moved With il. You came from
from New England, where there-is so much
antislaHery feeling, and here you have
learned to think that slavery is bad While
you ARE Aete ia Europe ycu may things
which you think bad. But ! know
Earope, md will tell you that you viii
fad nothing here that is ore half SO bad
as your slavery, AM know what your
slavery Is.
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To r. N. Wright, p w. Potter, s. g. Billings,
and the unknown heirs of Ida Ball, deceas-
Ell.
YOU are hereby notified 10 remove nuisance
existing upon tots orr y and two .(2) in
block forty nine (fg) in TIE city of Kcskuk,
caused by stagnsnt water thereon. Said nui
sance TO be removed by the first day of June
next, by filling the said lots with earth suffi-
eiently high to abste said nuisance. and that un-
less soated within the time specified above IL
will be proceeded against according To ord-
nance. II +. LAND0N,
Marshal OF the CITY OF Ksokuk.
Keokuk, May II, 1859. di4t
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Electio. ef Director3,

UrrIcE KEeKvk. FT, lts MoTKKs AVE AUS
NEsoTA RAIL ROAD CoArAEY, ~a
Keokuk. Nay ~, 1D6s.
TINE Stockholders of the Ksokuk, r. Dso
l. MONIES and Minnesota Rail Read CSolaoys
are hereby notified that On election u al9ven
Directors for ssid Company will b. he'd q the
City Hall in the city Of Keokuk, on Monday, the
lith dsv Of June next, NJ . o'clock, p. n
II. r. REID, President
c. r. CONN, Secretary.
May IL, 1855. I'd
keokuk Dispatch and Fort Dssmoiaes etafss1
man COPY.
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The Keohuk Guards

Tie following correspondence evucing credit
able manifestations" IN honor Of our fine Mill
isry Company, the Keokak Guards, was hand
ed Us for publication, and explains itself:
KEoAvG, May %, 1875.
Carr. X, II HgsToH,
DEAR SIH.--Allow me 10 present you, and
through you TO The officers and members az tie
keokuk Guard, an invitation 10 attend the per-
Torrance at Concert Hall, OH Saturday evening
next, al IL o'clock, r. ri.
You Will please present to them Individually
ard collectively my best wi hes for their AeuHh,
happiness, and continued prosperity.
have the honor u sugscribe rny.e'f
Very Respectfully, Your ODD Servant.
THOMAS DUFF,
KEoKuK, May -, 1888.
Mn. Thomas Der
DEAR sIe.-Your esteemed rote OF this date,
extending through me 10 the Keokuk Guards an
invitation 10 attend the periofnance'of your cub,
at Concert Hall Oh Saturday evening 10 iu.t re-
ce!ted. assure you sir, we feel very .easibiv
the honor conferred upon 50, and il Is viii tie
greatest pleasure we accept your Kind invitation
Allow me on behalf Ut the keokuk Gaar8s 10
renew our obligations TO the Ihespiaf Club, f3r
their Kindness upon this, aa we'll az upon former
occasions, ard 10 you SIR, Tor the interest for our
welfare manifested IN your very polite note.
With assurances OF my high regard for you
@s.I 14tAaios esp6GttNtiS, lVuEts AG.
~ X. NJ HUSTON
Captain Commanding.
e AFT +. H. HUsqoS-
DKAR sis:-Aliow tie pleasure Of present
in. you, and through you the ofheers aud mem
befs oi INA keokgk Guards an invitation 10 visit
saloon Oh Friday afternoon or evening" and
partake Of the refreshments We can, aud viii
be haFsy 10 serve you with, With pleasure we
subscribe ourselves,
Your most beiet,
CREIGHTON & OuMEa
ME-sM. CsFT0Hros & 0HMrR-
GhsrLIsEs | am IN receipt Of yo,ir very
fstterns invitation through me 10 The Keokuk
Guards 10 VISIT your fne Saloon abi par,ake OF
:ne cooling Refreshments Of the season and H.
L-'aH Of Tie Guards beg you 70 accept our ac.
knomlecgemen's for the honor conferred, ana
with the highest appreciation OF your Kindness,
~nl, with the greatest pleasure, call upoo you
on Friday evening next. With tie L gtess con-
alterations Of respect, am. your mo,t o. cdiert
servant, X II HUSTON.
Capt. Commanlifg
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NOTICE IS hereby given that the annual meet
~ Ing al the Stockholders OF the Eeokuk. Nj.
Pleasant and Muscatine Rail Road Comn,nv
will be held in Mt. Pheasant at tie coust.
Courl House, at the hour or O'clock r. ~, on
Wednesday, june goth, 1855, for the purpose Of
eieciine eleven Directors aud tfansacting the
business Incidental thereto.
LAURIN DEWEY, President.
May -, 1899. d2WA3tw
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LAND WARRANTS, PENSIONS, DC.

LAND WARRANTS, PENSIONS, DC.
THE subscriber procures Land Warrants anA
Pensions for all those entitled. IL order 70
prevent rejection or delay and ensure success he
has obtained FERNS and instructions direct from
LIP. WALDO, E,4,
Commissioner Of Pensioas.p
Persons applying through the subscriber may
therefore feel confident that their applications
will be property made.
No charge unless sue cestful.
He will also attend to the collection 0f any
claim against the United States, having for that
purpose an agent at Washington. who has con-
slant access to national officers and records.
Office over Post Office, johnson Street.
LLOYD b. SIM PSONs
May !, 1885. dim
Morning Glory copy.
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ID X. K. S. A r B + K.
MOULD respectfully announce to the clt-
w zens OF keokuk and vicinity that he has
permanently located in keokuk, where he ex
poets 70 perform all the operations pertaining to
Dental Surgery
He feels confident in his ability to give salts
faction 10 those who may favor him with their
patronag
g Office on Main between Third and
Fourth Streets.
All operations warranted.
Keokuk. April ~, 1850.
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New Grocery Store.

4. j. L A l. S 7 O n & B 70.
II AVE llst opened new Family Grocery and
IL Provision Store, Ia the room formerly occu-
plea by y. g. Smith as al Auction Room. on
Johnson Street, where they intend 10 keep a
choice and well selected variety exactly adapted
10 lhe demands Of The retail! trade OF the city
They invite tie inspection OF the citizens gene
rally, and have no dosbt that they can Offer IN
iacsAents Tor frequent calls aud continued GUS
toia. 4 j. RAISTON & BRO,
IS. Johnston Street.
keoaak MAY 10, 1886.
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House Keepers

NJ ILL find at S. W. & IL fuckers an assort-
w ment Of Painted Ware, consisting Of Wash
Bowls, Foot Tubs, Children's B1fhs. Water
Pals, Chamber Buckets, Water Closets, &c. i,
also, Japaned Ware. consisting OF Wash Bowls.
Nests Of Trunks, Cake Boxes. Spice Boxes,
Dressing Cases, Cash Boxes, Dsed Boxes, Knile
Trays, Drainers for GlAsses, Tea Caddies, Dust
Pans, &c, also, Plated Forks and Spoons, ivory
Handled Knives and Forks, singly. and b sstts
of 81 pieces. small Gnndstones, Enanslisd
Stew Kettles and Sanrs Pans, Bell Mstai kst-
ties, &c.
May /, 1855. dkw
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GATE CITY HAT STORE.
q

- F. VOORHEES, \ CO. respectfully an n
~. nonnce to the citizens Of keokuk andO
the merchants generally that they have Just re-
turned from the East, where they selected and
assortment Of Hats, Cans, and other articles In
their line ever hroughtto Keokuh. An expert
ence OF thirty years engaged as manufacturers
AID In the sale OF hats, ought TO enable us To give
entire satisfaction 10 retailers and consumers -
II Will be our business as well as our interest
always to select with care, both with regard 10
quality and style. We have located here per
nanently and will exert ourselves 10 do Justice
10 our purchasers. The citizens II the city can
rely upon our hats beng the best quality and
newest style.
Please give MS call and look over our stock
at the "Gate City Hat Store" No. -, opposite
M'kenny q Runners Drug Store.
Highest price paid in cash for oil kinds Of furs
and deer skins. y. r. VOORHEES, & co.
March 26 DIFF
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Notiee.
may1l IS

TUE o-pnrtuership heretofore existing b, :
l. tween Wm e. Funkhouser and Thcs.
Bartlett. IN The Family Grocery bs,ness, is III Z
Jay dissolved by limitation. Wm. G. Fuhl .
houser, having purchased the inteIe Of Tho. J..
Bartlett, will continue the business at the Q 4
stand. aud viii psy all demands against said hrr
and I'll outstanding accounts and notes due Il {
firm are to be paid to said VIM G. Funkhouset
who IL slnae authorized to use the uanle vi u 4
firm ii liquidation.
VIM. C FCNKH0USER,
I. b. BARTLETI.
Nav 4. 1855.
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NuNNY Memories in Foreign Lands, by H. 3.
- stove: Newsboy--eqaal to the Lamg,Iight.
or; Katharine Ashton; Journey TO Central AZ
s'cs, by hsysrd Tarlor For aale hy
GRAHAM 4 CAVE.
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CHOIR RnIlsr.

AVlNG made arrangements by which v III
III be weekly supplied with Choice Batter from
he Denmark Dairy, Families may rely on get
ting their supple, at nay store throughout the
season.
W. G. TtNKHOTSER.
nsyil 1858
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CREIGHTON 4 DINNER.

4 RE now prepared TO furnish Ice Cream 10
II Parties, Fairs, S0ppers, Picnic Parties. and
also TO Families IN any quantity A liberal de-
duetion made TO Fairs or any beneficial Marty.
Johnson Street, next tc POST Office
April 30, 1885. du
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STDRE.

~ 20. ERITTENDEN has taken the store late
VI y occupied by Messrs. Hawkins & Billings,
corner Of olh and Man Streets, aud has opened
large and we'll assorted stock Of Boots and
shoes Intended specially Tor The retail trade.
lie AXIS the inspection Of the cizens and pub
lie generally, feeling confident that his expert
etice IN the trade, and the favorable terms on
which they were purchased, combined with a
determination TO build up = permanent trade,
will enable him TO sell lower than any house IN
this City. Quick sales and small profits il his
motto.
keokuk, MAY 9. 1855 df
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Snsar Enrrfi Hams.

4 LARGE lot of choire Sugar Cured Hams on
IA hand and TO- sale low
w c FUNKHOUsER
may1l SIS
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Embrside raes, Laess, Asst
CLEEyES, Collars, and Chemisetsse, csmlsie
- and Swiss Flouncings, Edgtngo. Il meoatinGSp
Saxony Thread Edgir.s ip great variety 1T ~
ecivcd BY r. y. KUS1D~s
Arrl g, 1885.
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E00 DOZ. mems AID boys Leehorn, Swiss
ObU Lenett, Pedal and Palm Leaf Hats fer
sale cheap Al
sHELDoN's HAT EMPORIUM.
April a., 1855. Wy
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Nstice.
Notice.

NOTICE is herrby given that have 'hi. day
~ sold out my interest IN The Hat. Can and
Millinery business OF Humphrey a. Gage, TO y.
+. Humphrey, who will continue the business
with Mr.. Gage at the old stand.
J. r. HUMPHREY.
April 10, 1855. If
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I.ggS

1000 dozen jQst received and for sale at the
lowest price. w. c. FUAkHOU5ER.
mayli 1888
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patr0niz Home Manufactures.

A Nd 70 to BUEL & BROS and get Letter
n or Stencil rlaie cut tor marking bags, oAes.
&c. &c,
May 10, 1855. d2w6w