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The Empire County argus., 1855-08-11

NJ CCONNELL " CO, Dealers in Provisions and
1vl Groceries, Garden Valley.
The Empire County argus., 1855-08-11

Il ONG, j. F., Justice Of the Peace, Office at Messr
~ >cwrll Y Williams, Coloma.
The Empire County argus., 1855-08-11

NEWELL " WILLIAMS. Attorneys and Counsellor
IN at Law Main street, Coloma.
The Empire County argus., 1855-08-11

~ LINE A Dealer in Tobacco, Fruit and Cigars,
~ door to Excelsior Saloon, Coloma.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16
HEALTH NOTICE.
May 4. 1883

BY an ordinance Of the Hon. Council OF the
city Of keskuk, the Undersigned were appointed
Board OF Health Tor this City, and an officer
elected TO carry cut and execute all the laws and
regulations re atirg to their public duties.
All persons are therefore notified that James
Lynch, Deputy Marshal, is fully authorized to
act under the instructions of this Board, in re-
moving forthwith all nusances and accumula.
tons OF filth, either public or private and all
persons who shall fail, upon the order of the SAID
health officer, To remove such haisances. are
made liable TO pay all expenses attending such
cleansing or removal when dsne by this Bosfd
or It's officer; ind shall also be vigorously probe
cnted tor any penalties incurred under the City
ordnance relating to nuisances.
In addition to the above regulations, the Board
Of Health have this day appointed DIR. Joseph
). Martin, TO visit all boats landing at this City,
inspect the condition of the same, and make
proper provision for the removal and safe accom-
dstion OF all persons having infectious disease
JOHN F. SANFORD.
nj. +. COLLINS,
K II. WvmAs,
keokna, May 7, 1855. Board of Health
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a Deadly Nuisance

during the past two years there has
existed most filthy, noisome, pestilential
pond In the very heart Of the City, on the
corner of Concert and Third streets.
From time TO time we have called the at
tention Of the City Authorities to the fact.
and often sickness and death in the yicini-
ty have attracted public attention to the
same locality. Two funeral trains have
taken their mournful departure from the
margin of the pond within a few days.
But still the nuisance remains.
The Board of Health has issued flaming
handbiils, and published sounding proto-
coils in the papers. And one of the Board
has been visiting patient, who is finally
dead, on the borders of the pond, every
day for near three weeks, and yet we
have seen no move towards abating the
nuisance on the part of the Board Of
Health or anybody else.
We don't wish to be importunate, but
We do beseech the Board of Health to
have this nuisance absted. Unless, in
deed. they are afraid that the City will
become too healthy for their interests, they
will abate this and great many nuisances
that we wot of before long.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16
Very Desirable Property on the Upper
Mississippi for Sale.


w L have for sale very low the oldest Tavern
W stand in the town of pontoosuc Hancock
county, Illinois. Consisting of lots No 3. ~ s.
and s, IN Block :, upon which there is comnIo-
dious two story frame Hotel and a large substau-
tial Barn. Also two lots 10 Harkey's addition
to Pontoosuc, upon which there is a neat frame
cottage.
Pontoosuc Is very louriShng town on the
Upper Mississippi, with good steamboat land
ing, and immediately upon the line OF the War
saw and Rockford Rail Road, and will, without
doubt, continue to increase in population and
wealth
We will also sell very low lot No. in Block
:, IN the 1ourshlng city Of Keokuk. THIS lot
fronts fifty feet on the river, Immediately In front
q the steamboat landing. The improvements
are two story frame house.
We also offer the following described rich end
desirable Farming Lands in Clark county, Ms
sour, only five miles from the city of Alexan.
dria. South half OF southeast quarter and ca
half OF southwest quarter Of section thirty-fonr
n township sixty-hve, north Of range six west
Containing 100 acres. Spectators viii do well
To call ON
RANKIN 4 MILLER, Attorneys, or
HussEY l. MILLS,
Real Estate Agents, Keokuk, Iowa.
May ii, 1858 d&wIm
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THx SroRM.--A tremendous storm of
wind and rain, accompanied with terrific
thunder and lightning, swept over this re-
gion between 2 and 4 o'clock yesterday
morning. The commotion in the elements
without was not favorable TO gentle
sleep and those whose nerves were
strong enough for the occasion, had THE
opportunity OF Witnessing one of nature s
grandest and sublimest exhibitions. AT
sun rise the face of nature was bright and
radiant from its thorough washing, and
calm az a summers morn. The benefit
81 this seasonabls shower can scarcely be
calculated. This, however, need not pre-.
vent any one from giving thanks and pray
ing FOR more.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

We would say that We have now IN store, lot
only ONE Of the best, but decidedly tile VIVA
DFsT assortment of Boots and Shoes ever offered
for sale IN the State of Iowa, We have put our
selves to much pains to get ssch goods as viii
not fail to give entire satisfaction 10 the most
iastdious taste. Our prices shall be such as III
suit orr customers, as We are determined not to
be undersold by any dealers IN the West. We
ask of the Merchants of Iowa careful exarn-
nation of our Goods, and comparison Of our
prices with those Of other Western places Of
trading. We only ask the patronage Of dealers
upon conditions that we offer better inducements
than others Respectfully,
MOODY Il THOMPSON.
keokuk, low a, April H. 1855. d0wtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

NEO. CRIT'TENDEN has taken the store late
~ ly occupied by Messrs. Hawkins Il Billings,
corner of 5th and Main Streets. and has opsned
large and well assorted stock of Boots and
Shoes intended specially tor the retail trade
He asks the inspection of the citizens and pub.
lic generally, feeling confident that his exper,
ence III 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 is has
motto.
Keokuk, May 9. 1855. dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16
M PARADISE or CousrrRrrrrERs

PAaADIsE OF CousrrRrrIrERs.-
Ohio cour. has recently decided that
Forging and u,tering foreign bank
under the denomination of ten dol
1Srs y not q crime under the laws of that
State. This decision is based upon the
statute OF May. 1854, which prohibits the
circulation of such notes in that State, and
declares all such unlawful paper to be
worthless, and all contracts in relation
thereto null and void" The court held.
that under this law all such notes, whether
true or false, were equally void and
worthless he who takes either takes no
thing, and hence the act Of forgery is no
crime within the statute OF forgery, be-
casse no harm or advantage to any one
results. whether the bill be true or false.
The genuine is declared by the statute,
worthless and void i, has no legal exist
ence in this State, and cannot be the sub,
lect OF forgery, for there can be no coun-
terielt without real thing.
The Ohio State Journal concludes that
Ohio now opens very interesting field of
operations to the gangs of counterfeters
that swarm through the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

THE copartnership heretofore existing be.
Il tween VIM. {. Fankhonser and Thos B.
Bartlett, IN The Family Grocery business, is this
day dissolved by limitation VIM. C. Funk
honser, having purchased the interest OF Thos. u
Bartlett, will continue the business at the old
stand, and will pay all demands against said firm,
and all outstanding accounts and notes due the
firm are 10 be pad TO said Vim. c. Funkhouser,
who IS alone authorized to use the name of the
firm IN liquidation.
VIM. G FUNKHOUSER,
I. b. BARTLETT.
MAY !. 1888.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

ADVANTAGE or PAYING FOR A NEwsp.
FER IN ADvAScr.-A Eost on paper says,
one OF the facts put in evidence At the
trial IN the Supreme Court, to sustain the
will of the late VIM Russell, was tina,
only few days before he mede the will.
he called at the Office ofthe Democrat and
pad Tor his paper year in advance.
thereby saving fifty cents. The fact was
dwell upon at length by counsel, and com.
mented upon by the Judge in his charge
as one OF great Importance. Tie yer
dict OF the jury would seem 10 sustain the
proposition, that a man who has mind
enough 70 pay for his newspaper in adj.
vance, Is competent TO make will
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

uHAPEs In CONSUMPTION The use oi
grapes a. an article of food is much rec
commended IN cases OF consumption. They
contain large quantity Of grape sugar. The
KIND which most nearly resembles milk
sugar IN It's character and com position.
when also is very useful for consump.ives
1t having great attraction for osysen
and. therefore, readily afIuding materials
for respiration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

GEOLOGY AT A DIscoUHT.-The reolo-
gist if he be fairly in earnest, is fir too
tired, after his days work, to trouble
himself about the aristocratic air Of his
quarters, and besides, generally manages
tt put tits outer man III so unciaanIy II
condition, that grand hotel would have
some scruples in taking him in Profess
or sedgwck, after hard days work, be-
took himself TO a village inn for lunch OF
bread and cheese. When he asked what
he had to pay, he was told "fourpence p
lie could not avoid remarking on the
smallness OF the charge. "Ah, sir, said
the landlady, II should ask eighteen pence
oil any one else, but ! only ask four pence
from you, for see you nave seen better
days" AT another time a lady stopped
.by the roadside, whore he " as working.
made some inquiries, and gave him shill-
ing, because his answers were so intelli-
gent for his station. He met the same
laiy at dinner the next day, TO her great
a tonishment. A well known geologist.
long secretary of the Geological Society.
was once taken up while at his vocation,
and dragged to the Bristol Asylum for an
escaped lunatic. On another occasion.
tired, and with his pockets full Of the day ;
treasures, he mounted tage-coach, ard
fell fast asleep. Waking at his Journey :
end, he was Mortified 10 find his pockets
as empty as when he set cut. An old
woman, who sat beside him, feeling the
pockets full Of stones, took him for a mad
man, Who had loaded himself more eflectu-
all, to secure drowning so she silly pick
ed out the fossils, one by one, from the
drowsy philosopher, and tossed them on
tie roadside e Musical World.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

exceedingly keen optics to discover Tin
tolerant bigotry and infamous treason" in
such principles. Moreover it betrays an
entire ignorance of Mr. Norton's charac-
ter, who, so far from being bigot in any
thing, is man Of just and noble senti-
ments and liberal principles, and well
qualified to publish sprightly, able and
popular Journal at the future capital OF
Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

" e FUNkHOUSER having purchassd
w The interest OF Mr.. T. h. Bartlett. IN the
late hrn Of 4 b., would take this occasion TO
INFORM his oid TRENDS and patrons that he will
continue the Family Grocery bushes, with -.
ne"ed facilities, and hopes by strict attention 10
the wants OF house keepers to share portion Of
their patronage, He also embraces thu. onports
nty TO return his thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore received
VIM. g. FUAKHOUSER.
NAV 4 ISIS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16
CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON


7 s now completed, and Trains run the entire
TON, Iowa, without change OF cars.
This Roate passes through the loveliest coun-
try in Illinois, acknowledged the Garden Of the
West the counties Of Cook, Dn Page, Kendall
De kalb, La Sale, Bureau, Henry, Knox. W ar
Of MENDOZA, Princeton, Gslcsburg, Monmouth
SC, sc.
The only direct Roule 6etreer Chicago.
and darlington, hlcokuk, Oqaatcka,
WapeliO, Mt. Pleasaa, Fairfield,
Ottum,ca, OSkaioosa, Eddgu,Ae,
Fort UeS .Noteles, ana Cu,.a-
Gil Bluffs, Iora..
The traveller, by taking steamboat at Burling-
ton for Hannibal, Mo, and thence by stage 10
towns west OF it, such as Glasgow, Brunswick,
Lexington, Fort Leayenworth. W eston, lndepen-
dence, 81. Joseph and the like, some three or
tour days time, and SIX dollars IN expense, will
be saved.
Trains connect at Burlington with the Pack
cts of the celebrated keokuk and St. Louis
Packet Company, reaching keokuk in few
hours, and Nj Louls the next day. Tralus leave
Burlington daily, connecting with all the Eastern
Trans al Chicago.
The attention Of the Western public il most
respectfully requested to the claims tits Route
presents as thoroughfare from the Mississippi
East
The Time Table for the season, announcing
all the Trans, will be sooa published
Z. G. HAMMOND, Superintendent.
April 81, 1855. dawly
Morhing Glory copy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

STRANGE PEAAEcE.-Mr. Joseph Nc
Closky, who resides few miles from town.
and who has suffered for some years with
partial arrangement Of mind, took it into
his head the other day that he had not suf-
Tered enough in this world, and there.
uPos, IN the presence Of his family, pick.
ed up the axe, laid his arm on Iou and
chopped off his hand at one blow.
We learn that he is in critical cond;.
ton from the effects Of the wound.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16
VAR HE'D.

At West Newton, Pennsylvania, on the 81
Instant by tbs Rav. Ihos Stevenson, J. p Ior-
nish. Esq, of this city, ard Mss Martina C.
Pnmmer, daughter OF the Hon. j. C. Plummer
OF the former place
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

amss Hardin, who es-
capped from the Peni.entiary at Fort Madi-
son some timN ago, has been retaken, and
returned TO his old quarters to finish the
term Of his apprenticeship, under the d.
Tection of the officers of the Penitentiary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

CArITAL PuNisHMENT.-A bill has
passed the Massachusetts, House of Repre-
sentatives TO abolish the death penalty in
all criminal cases in that State.
The vote stood l36 to ITO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16
Grape Cuttings.

X n00 CHOICE CatAwba Grape Cut
i -, UUU tings, for sale, If early apple alton
IS made. Orders received bv mail or at our Nur-
ser5 G<6sHds, one-half mile west OF the city
limits NAlso choice assortment OF Fruit Trees
and Fancy Shrubbery, &c
HUBBEIL& HILTON
keokuk, May ;, 1855. 2wdAw
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E<s@ Mr. Emerson tells story of an
English party travelling on Rhine steamer
with German ladies'. The English were
admiring the wonderful Rhine land.
when tie ladies observed that such mag
nlheent scenery must be particularly
pleasing to foreigners. Foreigners, =
quoth John Bull, I'VE are English, you
are foreigners"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16


CO A correspondent of the Indiana In
Dependant Press, gives the following sug-
gestions to mechanics going West, that
we think are worthy serious consideration ::
" There is a wonderful rush for Kansas
and Iowa. keokuk, from whence | write,
is situated on a butf at the foot or the
Rapids, six miles above the mouth Of the
Des Moines River and the Missouri State
line. passengers have generally to re-
ship IN order to 70 round the Rapids by
stage, and as the larger boats cannot make
much Roadway in going over them, this is
to certain extent, tie head of general
navigation. The city contains 5000 in
habitants, and is one Of the greatest bust
ness points | ever visited. Every house
IS crammed with people, and it is said that
500 houses would be occupied in less than
week, we're they to be had Mechanics
get big wages and could make money here
n ordinary times, when provisions can be
b al al fair price House rent, and all
manner Of ylctuaI fixins cost the same
here as in Cincinnati, with the exception
of fire wood, which even along the wood
skirted Mississippi sworth from - to 81
per cord in this place.
A few suggestions may not be amiss for
the benefit Of those mechanics who antci-
pate coming West 10 this State. They can
all ret employment, at better wages than
can be obtained in Ohio and Indiana but
their expenses win in some respects be
higher, so that, unless they have few
hundred dollars TO invest in land or bust
ness, they had better remain where they
are. A decent house for a small family
costs $3.50 per annum, and some renting
for that are hardly deserving the appela-
ton Of decent a good house will rent
for enough, 10 pay for one just like it in |
about two or three years. There are for !
tunes to be made in Iowa, and they can
be made with one fourth the capital that
would be required in any of the older
States, but a man must have few hun.
dred-say from 500 to 500 dollars, iii Or
der to start in any ordinary mechanical
business or buy him piece of land !
4 SUCCESSFUL SrRArACEM. - When
Hadyn, the musician was in England, one
Of the royal princes commissioned Sir
Joshua Reynolds to take his portrait.
Hadyn went to the painter house and sat
10 him, but soon grew tired Sir Joshua,
careful Of his reputation, would not paint
man of acknowledged genius with u
stupid countenance, and deferred the sit
ting till another day. The same weari
ness and want of expression occurring at
the next attempt Reynolds went and
communicated the circumstance TO his
royal highness, who contriyed The follow
ing stra;agem He sent TO the painters
house pretty German girl, in the service
OF the Queen. Hadyn took his seat for
the third time, and as soon as the CONVEX
sation began to flag. a curtain rose, and
the fair German addressed him in his ma.
tive language, with most elegant com
pllment. Hadyn, delighted, overwhelmed
the enchantress with questions his coun.
tenanoe recovered It's animation, and Sir
Joshua rapidly seized its Anee-
dotes Of Arttsts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16
CREIGHTON & DINNER.

A RE now prepared to furnish lee Cream to
Il Parties, Fairs, Snppers, Picnic Parties, and
also 10 Families in any quantity. A liberal de-
duction made TO Fairs or any beneficial party.
Johnson Street, next tc Post Office
April 30, 1875. dtf
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For Rent,

TlHE second story Of the brick store No oa
l. Main Street. For particulars apply to
W @. FUNRHOUSER on the premises.
keokak, Nav A. 1855
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New Grocery Store.
Vanted.

A SITUATION as salesman in mercantile
- house III thus city, by youag man of some
experience.
Enquire al the Law OfBce Of w f. g. Lynch,
sorDer Of Third and Nam Streets
May ID 1850. d3t'
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salt !!

1000 bbls. kenhawha Salt now landing from
oooO steamer J. Il. Woodruff, and which We
will sell very low from the levee
i. j. q ]. NJ. RICE
Nay b. 1872 Iw
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FANCY CANDIES

UST received the largest and best assortment
- OF Fancy Candies ever before offered in keo.
klk; also large assortment Of Fruits, Nuts, &C.
at CREIGHTON Il DINNERS
April 80, 1885. DIFF ollnson Stree
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TT 1t is stated as Noteworthy fact
that Mosquitoes will not breed in close
covered cisterns. Open citerns- are the
prolific sources Of most # these Gisagree-
able visitors in cities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

IL Horace Greeley reached Liverpool
on board the Asia the 22nd ultmo, after
pleasant voyage out
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4. COPELlN, Agent at Keokuk
Coating. and pantalaenrl..

II hAP y Etes, Casimeres, Tweeds. Doe.k,xs
~ and Grape coatings. TwllIed and Plain IN
dee Linens. bleached linen drill, cord and durI
brown and Buzz Coating and window shade I'm.
ems, choice assortment received and now omen
April %. 1888.
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Fsy One day as Louis XVIII. was

Eft One day as Louis XVIII, was
about to preside at council, he received
a letter from Mile. de la Valliere he sent
for Dangeau, whose sharp wit he had no.
tlced, and desired him 10 write all answer;
the answer was written quickly, and ex
eeedingly pleased the royal lover, who,
finding letter writing troublesome, en-
trusted Dangeau with his amorous cores
pondence. Mile. de Ia Valliere, who
found no time for writing, also bad re-
course to Dangeau's pen, and, for whole
tweIye-month, he wrote both the letters
and the answers between her and lie
Grand Monargue At the end Of that
period she confessed to his Majesty the
use she had made Of secretary, and ho
was not less candid toward her.
BAKED HAMS Most persons boil hams.
1t is much better baked, If baked right
Soak it for an hour in clean water, and
wipe il dry; next spread it all over with
thin batter, and then put il into a deep
dish, with sticks under it, to keep il out Of
the gravy. When il is fully done, take off
the skin and matter crusted upon the flesh
side, and sci it away to cool You will
find it very delicious, but too rich for dys-
pepncs.
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DEATH OF Gov. FoRD.-Seaburv Fo
Ex-Governor Of Ohio. died a, his residence
IN Geauga Co, on the 9Th inst. He va.
sl'tld with shock Of paralysis in 1851,
from which he never fully recovered.
A New PArxa.-The Fl. De, Mo;,e.
Osatssman says it has seen the pro,peo-
tus Of the American Chief,aiu" TO he
pabeshed in that town by A. Banning
Norton. and infers from the ..remarks be
nakes" that i ''is 10 Be- the advocate Of
nj the iniolerans bigoiry and Infamous
treason Of the Know Nothing kennel"
IT, = rather huge inference to draw
fro Prospectus which simply declares
in iaSar - stric, Temperance principle,
E1scafiaa fos tho million. protection Of
A9sriesn labor and industry, devsIon
1ant q American resources, and epoou,.
! sesnsnt Of American interest. in all de-
PsEsmsnis. The Staxsmaa must bava
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

A RARE CHAHcE.-Gen Van Antwerp
advertises his residence for sale. II is a
home that the possessor might well regret
TO part with, and the houseless rejoice to
obtain.
The General has concluded to accept
the appointment Of Receiver in the Land
Office at Fl Dodge, and as he must nee
essarily be absent from this place for some
time, he wisely prefers to sell his fine
property, rather than to letit.
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BunLlscTos AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
We had occasion last week to pass over
this road a couple Of times. In anticipa-
ton we rather dreaded the job, for as the
road is SO very new, we supposed it woud
be awfully rough. But we were very
happily disappointed. 1t is the smoothest
new road We ever travelled. and certainly
compares favorably with many old roads
that have become well bedded The trains
were very punctualin their time, ard wel|
conducted. They are some l01 hours on
their trips.
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Sngaf rfrr .s:nnlS.

4 LARGE4ot Of choice Sugar Cured Hams on
II hand ard TO sale low
w G FUNKHOUSER
mayll | 55
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Horses Wanted I!

nNE hundred good horses for use of q
- Government wanted Immediately, for
which the highest cash price will be paid. 4-2-
We have on hand three spans of farm horses
and one pair OF blood bay mares which We will sci
cheap MCKEE A TIdHERmAN
Marsh &c, 1875. dAwaa
FAD PLEA supply Just received. and Tor
IL sale by BALDWIN, EVANS & co.