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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-02
Des Moines River Improvement

Our neighbors Of keokuk AMI some Of
our exchanges along the Des Moines riyer
are quite sensitive when any thing is said
IN regard 10 It's navigate n To b. sure,
they all admit that just now, and for the
last year, the channel has hardly been
wet. Blu ordinarily, they say, il is re
spectacle river and can, whom tile pre-.
sent slack Water i'm prosement S fnisaed
be nayigated the whole year save when
lmpeded by ice. II the river ypr is
nayigable, the locks and dams should be
kept out. But if, as We suppose, only
once in great while it can he thus used
for short lime, the Improvement is very
well, as it will afford some water power
10 be used for manufacturing AMI other
purposes But The faciIities it will afford
Tor carrying otl the products Of the coun
Try, will he nothing 70 speak Of 50 we
think, without wishing u depreciate The
importance of the improvement Eur
hngton Hawtfys.
In which expression our reighbor re-
cords himself in opposition 10 every com
peter' engineer WHO ever exAmirel the
r,ser ard he nature Of tic work
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF TIE CRY.
TAXING HIN pows A pEa. Tie re.

TAKING HIN powy A rEa. The re.
fuiremsnt BY Col. Patterson of sworn
Affidavit as TO actual circulation within the
Post Office delivery, took The wiud cut OF
tie sails Of the Glory in hurry That
was requirement which was tangible
end 10 the point. Ii left no opportunity
20 smugglc in the weekly circulation, no
opportunity to work trick which they
were unwilling to swear TO SIS bona fde,
nothing else 10 do but 10 swear to .heir
actual circulation within the delivery of
the Posi- Office. That, explicit and par.
'icular as it was. brought them down in
irice. The GArE CRY was found 10
have tie largesi circulation, and lawfully
entitled TO the P. 0 Advertising, as it
has always been.
The Glory was boosting shor. time
tince Of a circulation exceeding ours. AS
our list remains substantially the same
with what it was at that time, IL follows
either that the pretenco Of our contempo-
rary was mere CANNON, and that a!l his
high talk Is mare buster and humbug or
that tie Glory is declining.
II cur reighbor had kept his ugly
mouth slut, he might have preserved tie
Post Office advertising in welcome. Il
is job which offtrs 100 little remunera-
ton 70 be worth qaarreHng about, and 50
when II continued 10 appear in tile Glory
we fald nothing about i, although know.
ing we were entitled 10 it, BIT when he
began 10 employ that as en- evidence Of
the largest circulation, we alluded 10 tie
matter for the purpose Of setting II right,
and exposed the tricks Of our neighbor.
All the results Of the controversy have
substaniialed our positions,
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emigranls now on their way from Ham
burg to the port Of Indianoia. Texas. -
There ara already $4,000 German Cit
zsns in the State. Three hundred ard
ninety German emigrauts arrived al Gal
vestoa on tie l4gh INST
These German emigrants arc opposed
70 slavery. They settle in communities
By themselves, ana are asieatiog the ques-
ton to some exent. Their importance
in numbers and influence, and Their free
dom Of speech IN respect Of The peculiar
institution. are rendering them obnor-
iols 70 tho native slaseholllng population
Of Texas, and some OF tic journals of tia.
State are protesting against any farther
immigration Of the fanatics Of the fla
aerland = However, they continue 10
come. and their inaaencess widening and
strengthening. We noticed few days
ego an earnest protest against slavery
from German paper recently established
by them in the interior OF Texas, Per
hdps one Of the nev states which Texas
is entitled to carve out Of her territory will
be Free State. II no, some one Of
them will be left with a comparatively
strong and Dangerous element Or free
dom IN il.
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1 RANELIS. June 18Th, 1855.

Il THE Vine PARTY DrAp2-This
question has been decided by tie proper
AID compen, legal tribunal in Montgome
ry county, Ohio, in the negative. A su,t
was brought against The Wing Central
Committee for expenses incurred in The
campaign 81 1852. The party defendant
set up that tic wing party had gone IN
der" hat 1t had no longer legal exis.
ehee local habtaton or name. He
claimed that there had betn no admins
tor appointed 10 settle the affairs OF the
deceased parry, but said. in the event OF
the appointment Of such administrator, he
should feel il lis dufy to advise The pay
ment Of tie plaintiffs bill. provided it
was properly presented, and the property
and effects Of tie deceased party (under-
stood 70 consist chiefly Of lumber for plat
forms could be disposed Of to advantage.
Tie couri oserfuled tie defendant S plea,
deciding that tie party was still in tie
land Of the living, aud that tile defendant
as tie achnoe eledged agent Of a living
party, must 'fork over. And e did
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THE eTnRMY SEE

Ere tie twilight bat Vas fitting,
IN Il sunset al her knitting,
Sang loaely maiden sitting
Uadetneatn her threshold tree;
And a daylight die before rs.
Ara the tesper stars shore o'er III,
Fittul rose The tender & orus--
JAMES on the stormy sea
Warmly 81 oBe III al sunset glowing.
SveetIy hfea'h.d The young aawers blowing
Earth With beauty oternuwing,
Seemed the home of we 10 be.
A those angel tones ascending,
With the scene and seas n blending,
Ever hal tire same low ending.
JAMIE 5 Oh tile stormy sea.
C1rfew belt, reno ely ringing.
Mingled with that sweet voice singing,
And tie last red ray seemed clingiag,
Lingering to tower tree;
Nearer as came, aid nearer,
Finer rose the notes and clearer,
Oh twas heaven itselft hear her
JAMIE, on the stormy sea.
Bev We west winds blaadly hover
Ger the bark that bears my lover;
Gently blow and bear bin over
+ To his own dear home and me-:
70, when iaght winds benz the willow,
sleep forsake~ nv loaelY pillow,
Thinking a tie faaming bilow--
JAMES Oh the stormy seay
How could bat lis, but linger,
10 Tie song. ahd hraF tie singer,
SNee'FY wooit G heaven to bring her
JAMIE FROM the foaming sea;
Ana while vel her lips did name me,
farlh spFang-my heatt o'ercame me-
.FfFws "a
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kT Il Buckley,
" hosr Equestrian accomplishments cntlle him
to DO Mercury q ghe rig
Tom Osborn.
Tie great bareback rider; also in lis acts Of
lumbAnE and SofDersefing over Six hores.
Mr. s D. Baldwin.
II his celebrated acts Of balancing and Jugglery
With Balls. Knives, Rugs, sc.
Mr. ". Armstrong,
IL hls ceirb' aled Portuguese tricks never before
witnessed II Ibis county.
loEeiher with numerous other artistes, whose
names VI! be io4nd N the programme OF per-
formsEcc.
The Stud Ct Horses,
Is tne largest aud fnosi beautiful ard highly
tfstped 80 America.
:. Aec9inpaay.ns the circus is tie celebrated
Brass Band lei by
WIN 0bernier.
> TIE Pavilion win be found .paeio a-capable
d containing Two Thousand persons with com.
Portable seate
Tie unparalleled expectation "1th which TIE
above company has been received ii every city
and to@i, which they have thus lar visited. has
indaeet h. pfoprletors 10 spare no pats or *.
Pefse III proti4 ing setles " eegaAt aud aItree-
tive novelties, superior 70 any offered To the pa.
rouass of tie publir.,
Admission IL Boxes, 80 cents; P' Is cent?.
Chlldgen under II yeas ct ass 10 Boxes, bali
Price No i'slf Price 10 PIT.
- Doors open ut / O'clock 2. N. Perform.
attic commence az 2
n Evening periormance-D Doors open at I
Performance 10 commence Il before &
OSCAR ". HYATT, agent.
Jaae % dst&wlt.
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ETe The author Of an entertaining pa
per on A Bag Of Wind. say that The
lden, not long since, occurred 10 French
gardener. that the development, Of the
more delicate blossoms 10 essentially
modified by atmospheric pressure ac-
cordirgly, he tried the experiment OF at
,as hing pots Of sio'ets % little balloons,
and securing them by long cords to the
earth. sending them TO bloam far up smit
tie fields Of ether. The violet thus ex
banding in the upper air grew e On 10
credible eIxe Y
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LF Greeley dates very interes.in

LIZ Greeley dates very interesting
letter from the Rue de Chehy, the prison
IN which he was confined in Paris lie
refused 10 give bail on his arrest. and 80
was confined Of course On tile hearing
efhis case, lie wss discharged. lie
speaks very kindly Of his associates in
confinement; says some had The reputa
'ion Of being very hard cases, but tall trent
Cd hin we'll and respectfully, volunteered
70 assist him ID lis literary labors, trans
late his papers, instruct him in The Ian
guage, etc., for all which lie would not
have dared % offer them money. as tie
would 10 an outsider compares seine
OF their habits and the crimes which sent
them there, with he habits, and vices with
IN the law, Of Partisan "uppcr-tendom. =
and concludes that worse society and a
more teprayed social circle might be
found than that which surrounded Lin -
He spent three days there. not unIleas-
anily, bat thinks the limit Of week
would have been about a. much AZ II
would have beer pleasant 10 contemplate
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ARTHUR MILLER, Presst t.
SAM McFARLavp, Sec'y.

Efs- II is sid that the raising Of herds
Of the Cashmere goat is now regularly
installed business in some districts Of
South Carolina. Georgia and Virginia.
They increase rapidly. and the fourth cross
with The native goat is said to BE- nearly
equal to the pure Cashmere. Beautiful
cloth is made from the fleece in the ordi-
nary looms Of tie plantation.
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large and respectable au Hence assem-
bled IN the Court House, Mt Plea> ant
for The purpose Of hearing an addres
from J. K. Hovnish, General Agent D
The ksokuk, Mt Pleasant & Mu>catin,
Rail Road, upon he importance anl al
vantages OF the sal road.
The meeting was called to order BY ap
pointing Authur III Her President, and S
McFarlsnd secretary. 4 b. Porter be
ing called upon, offered the following
Whereas the citizens Of Henry County
have by their long continued efforts ava.
kened au interest in, and Effected an or
ganization for r II Road Of the highest
Importance to them and their fu'u IRE pros-
peritv. and whereas this Rail Road en-
terpriae is now on footing which makes
its success demonstrable ifpraper'y, fash.
fully and energe,icaliy supported by those
whose vital interests are blended with its
consumation Therefore
Resoirc{- he Keoknk. Mt Pleas.
an and Mnscatne Railroad is work he
most ultimately associated wi tie grow
ing interests Of the country through which
il passes to the State OF Iowa, and work
wh ch now demands the interest and uni
ted support Of The citizens Of Lee, Henry,
Louisa. Muscatine and Scott counties
Resoisfd That now is the time for the
citizens &C Henry County to msnfest
their interest in this Road by liberal
subscription to The capital stock of this
Company.
Rcsoirei-That IN view Or the great
benefit this Road will be 10 Henry G I'm
ty in the settlement Of lis terfl'ory and
the enhancement OF the value Of It's real
estate, We pledge ourselves hereby, as
FAR as ii is competent for us 50 to do, 10
furnish our proportion Of the meat s to
insure the speedy completion Of the said
Rail Road.
ReSolcei That NJ L Edwards, Cou1.
" jud5 Of Henry County, be requested
10 issue his Proclamation, authorizing Il
vote to be taken at tic next August cleo
ton, for or eg tiust this county taking
$500, 900 Of stock ia the Keokuk, MI
Pleasant and Muscaiiue Rail Road
Pending the adoption Of the resolutions,
Mr. IorIaSh was called out. and enter
tanned the meeting for more than IN hour
in very abe manaer, showing the in
p0rlance OF the road, us connecting link
tween the North and South in time,
bringing together the Gut on the
South with tho Lakes on the North and
the immense advantage to the counties
through which it would pass.
After Mr.. Horni,h concluded. the
meeting was addressed by j A mellow
Il. Engineer Of Tie road, A, b. Porter,
Col. Saunders Judge Edwards, and
Others, when on motion, the resolutions
we're anonymously adopted.
On motion 4 committee u 40, from lie
different townships, was appou.ted to
circulate a petition among the Legal 70.
tors Of the County 70 petition the County
Judge t. issue a Proclamation III ac
cordabce with the last resolution, as fol
loys:
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Tax Notice.

THE FIRST ms alfnent OF tie special tax Tor
L AeAdamizing OH Main, Second and Third
streets, falls due on the first day Of July, an II
not promptly paid ty that time i all becomes
due. Those wlshing 70 get the benefit Of the
extension had better call aud pay the first install
meni before that time. The extension Is
fellows one third July first ; oBethird
August first; and one-third December first.
with Ten per cent. interest from June first =
THOS. MARTIN,
Collector Of the city Of keoknk.
June IS, dot
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IOWA STATE INSURANCE co.

+ an election held nj the office Of Edwards
n s. Turner Tor a Board OF eleven directors
ior the Iowa STATE Insurance COMPANY, or
the osth June 1858, al O'Clock, A. NJ, notice
iheref hayi, & been given FIR len days IN the Gatt
Citg as directed By the articles OF Incorporation
Of sad Company, he following persons were
elected said Boara OF Directors
T. II Harrison, ] " Rankin, John McCune,
n p Creel, CARRIER, 6 Is Sfnytn, e II Perry,
r X Ford, Wiekerstyam. S s Billings, VIM +
Turner. e II HARRISON, Pres't.
Wm r Tuasxn, Secretary.
lime 18th dit
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u His Sandwich Islands Majesty,
kamehoneha Ill calls for an approgria-
ton from the Stale funds Of $4,000 for
the support Of his army. Thi, formidable
host numbered at last accounts 100 men /!
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NV YORK, June 1.-THE commence
mcn exercise, of the Uulversuy II tie
City q New York, took place to day il
the Church Of the Puritlns, b fors a
large number o. distinguished c,azrns. =
Twelve Of Tie students received their
first degree. The degree Of ID. ID. was
conferred on six, and five clerQymen re.
celved the degree OF T. b., including tie
Rev. " u. \. Spryle, Chaplain 81 the
West Point M'iitory Academy, and Rev.
W. I. Schauiliier Missionary to lhe
American Board TO the Jews in Constant
nople. The dead bodies If Young nan
AID woman were found this A, NJ on the
Piazzl of House in BROOKLYN, where
the parents OF tie former reside. THEY
were lovers and had committed suicide
with Prusslc acid The name oil the
young man was Horatio Augustine. and
both parties are represented as highly re-
spectacle.
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CIECTJSs


Magnificent and enterprtsing features OF 1855.
I'HE proptietors most respectfully inform the
4 citizens OF this yiein ~ that the shove cele-
DRAFTED and superior company will BE- exhibited
AT H1oNTROsR, on Friday, July Oh,
AT KEokUK, ON satin. day, July 7th
In m1klrg he above announcement the Mana.
ger wonld sfait hat the Company IL compo e /
Of full ard Efficient corps Of distinguished per-
formers One az ,hr gre al features ID tie beauti.
fai Female Eqnestrienn~,
Klle Marietta
Whose graceful and daring riding during The
past winter ii the eastern cries al New York
Philadelphia ard Boston, has beer ,eretvet with
he most distinguished appreciation BIZ tie pub
nc Also tie king Of Clowns.
Mr. Sol J Lipman,
Who has saieed tie highest reputation In tie
Cni'ed Safsaua Europe. Also the great New
Orleans Clown and Comic Jester,
Puss Homer
The far famed European
Antonio Family
Who stand unrvelied IN Their Performance.
Mr W Waterman,
The celebrated four horse rider, representing a
Itrecian noble.
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FIR tie Gate CITY

TT ne Gate CITY.
Mn. Enron: From every indication
out here, we suppose Tic man wanted
here for Sheriff Of Lee is A. ". Griffith.
Of your city, and if he viii come out
independent Of any parry, and run on his
own hook, be may be assured Of Learty
support from the peopl- hereaways.
MANY VOTERS.
TRANELIv. June 18Th. 1865.
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IHE ENGLISH BiBlE-Who will not
say. ihas the uncommon beauty ard mar.
Vicious English Of the Protestan, Bible
lives on The ear, like music that can
never be forgotten, like the sound Of
church bells which The convert hardly
krews how he can forgo. lis felicties
seem to be almost things rather than
words. It j. part Of the nation. and the
anchor 81 actual serlousness The mem
ory o. the dead passes into it. The 20.
tent traditions Of childhood are stereo.
typed in its verses. The power Of all the
ey.efs and trials OF man is Aidten be-
meath its words. II isa representative oil
his best moments, and all that there has
been about him oI sols and gentle pure and
penitent and good speaks 10 him forever
out Of his English Blole. It's his sacred
thing, which doubt has never dimmed, and
controversy never soilfa. In the ltng l
and Ire dth II the land, there is not u
Protestant with one spark Of religousnes,
abau. him. whose spiritual biography il
net in his Saxon Bible. Dublin Cuiho-
lfs) Reritu.
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"DRAwINo 1T NtLD. The Loai.ville
Joar,a2 calls the ami slavery excitement
Wish now pervadcs tie country, wick
ed attempt TO illustrate an abstract idea
in ethnolceical casui.try."
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u The Western Unitarian Conference.
rcceniyin session at Buffalo, N. Y, voted
10 meet next year at Chicago.
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Ess3 An exchange thinks the stink
pos - Of he Allies arc calculated to Gre
ate scentsaton among the Musk,ovites.
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WARSAW AID RocKronn RAiIRo.p.-
The report Of The President u his road
shows the amount Of stock subscription
10 be $3.50. 900, OF which sum tie coun-
ties Of Henderson and Miller have taken
In their corporate capacity $500, GOO
The total amount Of receipts is &c, 244
90, Of which sum So CO. 60 has been
collected On private subscriptions, S3i.-
2:t0 on county end city bonds ,sna 50 300
borrowed, all Of which las been exeent-
ca. Tie company proposes u send 4
allegation 10 ST. Louis, in tie hope u pro-
curing such aid IS will enable them 70 pro-
coed with the work In case Of f8ilure
there. they propose 10 do what they can
with their leeal subscriptions. and to seek
further aid frcm those interested IN The
.1soeeyn o4nnscticns which lhsy vii make.
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Insurance Agency.

Tina Insurance Co Hartford, Ceun.
ST. X INsU r. NGE co MFA ny,
OF Ogdes sbue. New York.
HARTFORD FiRE INSURANCE CUMFANT.
Mercantile, Fire & Marine Insurance Company.
OF Gopngton, ky.
MERCHANTS FINE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF rnILADklPHtA.
TIE above are all sound an4 reliable Cnmra-
J. MES and ke fis ks al lowest rates haiioca-
ton viii Justify.
During my absence for few weeks " the
East, The Insurance business Of The above Com.
pahtes wit be attended to BY NJ. b. ) Meui-
atD.
W W. BELKNap,
Office adjoining the Mayor Office.
lnr 2 1853. alm
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Nv Cod Fi.k.

= DRUMS AMI 50 Boxes choice Grand Banl
y God Fish fer sale low by
w. G. FuNKHOOSER.
June 80
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s5ea oe1 REWARD.

SEQ oe1 REWARD.
n OFFICE il hereby given that the one third H..
u ttrest of tie kanknk ard Hamilton Ferry,
together with tie lard belonging to the SANE, is
offered for sale
For ferlter particulars enquire Of
July 2-df !. ]. i. LLOYD &C0
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Corn NIsal.

t0Q BUSHELS Fresh White Meal for sal.
iUU low By VIC. FUNKh0lsER.
ia-e 3D.
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W J. iE"kLL. W. ~. noL1ys
JEWELL l. DOLBT,
House ard Sign Painters, Gla-
zIers and GildcrS.

Shop on Tie corner Of Second d JoAmsqx|
Streets, opposite the ST. Chortss.
WOULD respectfully Mnoauce to the citi-|
" zens Of keokak, thai they have formed y
copartnefship, May b:ll, 1880 tor the purposG
81 afrying the above business N al ito
branches. They are ready at oil tim<s - ~ !
dettake work in their line, which they pSe1sd
themselves shsll be executed with punslln11tJ
and in style 20 aal 10 the best, and On - -
So sbe any others infhe city
N b. Particular rttention raid TO PApEi
H.NeisG, which they will do with nc . ness ano
dispatch: also old sash r~glazed.
Nav n, 1855 Ism
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Il The sum Of the gifts known to
have been bestowed by Amos Lawrence
during his life, was $639 900 An enor.
nous charity. 70 be sure. and highly
creditatle 10 u 9 generous soul who dis.
iribut'd it; but Then, there are a good
many Of US who would be glad 10 be
equally chali abe. on lie s2nie capital.
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sark Flonr.

100 BAGS of - lbs each Extra Family
lOO Flour for sale at greatly red pri-
ces by W. & FUNkH0UsE
i4ne 3D. q
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NOTICE TO sTocKHOLD1ao. .

NOTICE TO sTOCKHOLU8no.
Office Keokuk and Fl. pes Moi, - r., j. Eo.l
Jlpexo, lm1K{
THE Stockholders Of The "Ks0kpk, Fat ~
J. MONIES ard Minnesota Rsilroed CumnoSR
are hereby MOI fed that call Of Ten per go
the capital stock OF said Company has 1hxf1|
been made by The Board OF Directors, po11Nl
70 VIM. @. Graham, Treasurer, u The - e1['
the Company in Keokuk, on or before d
the 3lst July merit. Stockholders Who kovepl'
previous calls of ona and fwo per cert. ~ n
credited with the same on this inststiunont N N
by order OF the Board. n
HUGH I. REID, p1s,ti
c. F. CoHS. Secretary.
June rs, 1855. dAxtd s ~ & { 81
Dispas<h and Fert Dss 11lnno GlSlpe
edpy iill Asy.
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II The Musca inc Journal now ap-
pears daily. The accessions to the daily
press Of Iowa have been quite extensive
within a few months Our own issue,
though rot yet year and halt cid, was
one Of the first il the State, perhaps the
second or third. but there is nov quite
respectable list.
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FRESH LEMONS.

.)S BOXES choice Sicily Lemons, Just re-
% y eeived and for sale low BY
w. G.. FUNkHOUsER.
iane 30
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AIexander's Pelamicus,
Tae Great American Hair Tonic

~ Hal Is more desired BY the young than he
W iaKnraht iock. Of youth and beauty What
Is more dreaded by the mldde -aeed than gray
halrs2 Who that IS old bat would avert bald
ness2 whlrh can all b. accomplished by using
Alexarder's P-lainicns; so universally acknoal-
edged ~ be the mast superior article fat beatlil
fYsng tue Hair. aud which is equally efiicac ious
III preserving iis Hatural Health.
For Sale al 81 Main rect. by
j. d. MINCHELL & co
June &c. DIFF
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Pork and Beans

| have Tierc. pickelei pork well cured, also
l. !es hnfheis white B-aas 10 acc maaav.
For sale cheap. W. G. FUNKHOUSER
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FOR SALE
rE,HE two lighters, Red Bird and Vol .neeT.
| length che hundred and fourteen feet,
breadth twenty feet. sahi boats have been
thoroughly repaired and are in good condition
for service For information apply TO Captain
Cabbeli, OF Steamer Spakaak.
P. w. pECkHAM
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