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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-16

Il. Rnwden a. Son.

MOULD respectfully call the attention of the
w public TO their stock Of the first quality Of
Marble which they have just received direct from
the East, which they enabled to sell cheap
u rate can be obtained in st. Louis.
We are determined to net upon the motto
'tsMAiL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS"
GIVE US call and we pledge ourselves To show you
"a fine marble, and good work manshp both in
the ornamental and plain styles, be found
anywhere IN the United States.
We have another extensive stock Of Marble on IT'S
way from the East, and shall be fully prepared to
meet any demand that may be made for articles in
our line.
Third Street, between Main and Blondeau
Arr q "a
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CT Matter that has been accommodating up
on our hands. and communication from n
friend upon the Railroad election. (Which
came late to hand Yesterday afternoon) com
pei us to lay over several editorial articles
prepared for to-day.
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a DnMIA. Some Of the capitalists 4
Washington aud New York seem 10 have f.
nanclered themselves ini5 a difficulty. On
the strength d the $500 900 due from our
government - Mexico, they have lent Santa
Anna considerable sums They have recent.
" been crowding 70 Washington IL grea,
trouble, To ascertain whether our government,
VII pay the money 70 Santa Anna or "a the
Mexican Government. The Secretary 81
State, il is understood. has decided mat the
assignments Of Santa Anna cannot be recoo-
nixed, and that the three millions must e.
paid 70 the existing government of Mexico.
The decision mas caused great excitement
ana nuttering ia certain quarters.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.

THE DIES Mofsss VALLEY WING Is issued from
this office every Wednesday has extensive and in
ereasihg circulation throughout the DcsMoincs Val
ley, well in the rest Of the State and the nj
ted States, and medium Of advertising is not
surpassed subscription price sl5o per annum in
advance.
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Autumn Stock!

IL AZ now open fine stock Of French and Amer
L lean Printed and Plain DcLaines; Plain aud
Plaid Merinoes Coburgs, Black aud Colored Mo
hair, DeKages &c, 70 which me invites the atten-
tion of the Indies, assuring them that the style and
quality are unsurpassed, and prices low as the same
goods can be sold ia the country.
heokuk Sept ~. d&w
NJ ESSR~, EDITORS: Please inform tho Ladies
VI that w have received the largest stock of en-
brolderies, Collars from 3 cents t. $500; Maltese
Black silk Bras-cl and read thread Laces Lace, ao
onett and Swiss Collars Corsets, Ribbons Moire An
tique and Ribbon Trimming &C., g..
Ii. y. WOODWARD co.
Aug. IS, IS55.--4l6w
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NEWS! NEWs!! NEwS!!.

IlHHHEE days later from the trimea. w arc au.
L thorized % state bat LANnEs 4 DAuouERrY !
new Bread Wagon is on the track Furnishing better
Bread, Cakes and Cracker, and more for 81, than
furnished for the same in keokuk IL YOU
want any Of the above articles. try the Rgn Aaox
Oct I'D LANDES K DAIGlIEHTY
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TAKE NOTICE
JUST RECEIVED.


hlREII from New York. the largest and most
j. splendid stock Of Ladies Fancy Furs, Fancy
Robes, Fur Gaunllets. Swan ! Down Tlctorines and
Cuffs; Gent Fur Muiflers, Fur Gloves &c. &C. ever
brought to the West. shall oDsa Great Inducements
to al cho rant anything u The ADORE linz, and will
sell sets Of Nctornes cheaper than the same article
can be bought in &c. Louis. All ask is for you to
call and examine my stock, which il superior 10 any
thing IN the West.
Ladies please call and look over my stock. No
trouble TO show goods Don't forget the place, but
cali at the NEW 1oRk EMPORIUM
A. G. SHELDON,
OF. H. 55-d Main, corner 3D. st.
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REsleSArioN,--A. j. Stevens Esq. has re-
signed the office of Auditor of State, and
John Pattee, who has been discharging the
duties Of the Office, has received the appoint
ment in his stead. John pattee is not the old
Auditor, as some have supposed, but broth
er of ms OF an opposite stripe politically.
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&c search the Indies wave for pearls,
t. deck your high born maidtn;
Or Dig oiplcpnda = diamond sands,
With priceless treasure ladsn.
Go gather Myrfh and Fruukiucepse;
And sweet Arabian spices.
And cluster round your heart i deli ghtp
Loves widest ii dcyicet--
II give to her whom | adore,
iiy far nm of ring richer
u 81 face, 1911 dressed in loyers smiles.
Ia Buell. fair Sky ght Picture
BtELL's gallery, St N&in Street.
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LADIES.
NJ ON 10 the time for yen call and secure one of
Y those splendid sets Of Nieternes haye them
ranging IN prices from 81 to ( 100 per sett, Among
my assortment may he found the following:
Sable,
Russian Sable,
Queen Sabie
Stone Martin
Rock Martin,
Mountain Martin,
Fitch.
Black and Blue Corey,
White Errnne.
Fur Gauntlots.
Ladies call and examine them. No trouble 10
show them TO persons wanting the above goods Call
at the NEW York sroRF
A. q. SHELDON,
Oct Id Main, corner Sd st.
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INSURANCE. AGENCY.

IARTFoRD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
i L lErNA INSURANCE COMPANY, or HARTFORD.
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY, 0eDENsBuGH, y. y.
Fire Insurance and Insurance against the dangers
If Inland Navigation effected in the above sound
Companes by the undersigned
Lives Insured. at lowest rates, in the Life Depart
meut of the -Ftna Insurance Co.
Oct 5-dlm WIN. W BELKNAP, Agent.
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New Paperuany,ngs.

IN OOO BOLTS new and b,autful Paper Hang
4 OsOOO ing just received, suitable for Pnriors,
Halls Chambers. Dining aud Drawing Rooms.
Zap hung in the most superior manner. Orders
promptly executed. j. I, CAVE & son.
Main So, bet Sd / sth. octl6 DIM
Grnnbcrries.
LNRESH CRANBERRlES can be had at
KUHN 4 DODSON'S,
No. ~. Johnson st. octG
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Now is the proper time for planting out your
Strawberry Beds We have the llosey, Hudses
Pine Apple, McAvoys superior, Bur's New PINE
and Jenney's Seeding fof sale.
Nursery grounds three fourthsof a mile west Of
the city limits, on the BuA Ferry Road 70 the
Dies Moines. HCBBELI. HILTON.
sept II 1893 dAw
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Imerson'. side-Light and sky-Light

IMcrsohFs Side-LiEht and Sky-LiRhf
nA6UERREAN GALLERY assa.xs
II Having entered into arrange AHJ--A
mems with the patentec II the ,MyFsHscajJ
justly celebrated imitation erlsgssssssY.s1 AZ
Aaehe France 70 which have been ~kLp
awarded the FIRST premiums Of several Of the Eastern
State Fairs; aud also gold medal al the Worlds
Fair, recently held in NV York City, / am now pre-
pared 10 get up mnat ares which for fathfulness Of
execution. beauty and rehnQss Of tone this durahli-
y and finish Of workmanship, challenges the admi-
ration ~ the lover Of the beautiful IN nature and
and causes him TO exclaim aloud. Third street il
the place to get lf like miniatures taken" As
am the only Artist 1f whom sacA frames can be pur-
chased, would respectfully solicit ali Western art
lists TO an inspection If the same.
A.l,- would also invite their attention TO one II
the largest and most complete assortmcnts of Ia
gnerreoypc stock and apparatus 10 be found in The
western country. EMERSON, Artist.
Gallery, No. Third Street. sep % Il
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Mississippi Valley Nurseries,
keOkuk. Iowa.

Orders solicited for any
description Of Fruit and
Ornamental Trees, Grape
Vines, Roses, Shrubs,
flowering Plants, Bulbs,
&c, which will b. furnish
Cd ut Eastern catalogue
prices.
Also Seeding stocks to
the trade. Any article in
our line may ba had in
time for fail planting,
which IS decidedly prefer
able, by sending IN your
orders immediately.
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F. FL. O'Connor.
ApOTIIECA AIRY AND nRIGGIST

4 P0IHECARIES' HALL corner Third and n
n johnson SITS, keokuk, Ia, is in receipt EH
II "A large and Well selected stock of Drugs u
Medicines, Chemicals aud Dye Stuhs. Also, -
iai &c assortment Of tie most popular Patent Med
icines now IN use, some Of which be has the exclu-
sSe agency Of therefore would call the atten-
tom Of country merchants and druggists to Ties anne
Ny stock ol Perfumery and Toilet article is large
and varied. comprising lubn's, Balm 4, and JUL
rs Hauels fine Extracts every description Of Hair
Oils, Poinades, Fancy Soaps, tooth, nail and hair
Brushes, and all powders used for toilet purposes.
Choice brands Of Cigars, Snus, and Tobacco ALWAYS
on hand. Physicians Prescriptions carefully com
pounded, al ali hours Of day or night
Oct I'D Ill Q,rnN NnR
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CO }. l.. King and Hugh McClung, Of
knoxville, Tenn, give notice that they are
prepared to redeem the issues Of the Miners
and Manufacturers Bank, at that place,
which recently suspended specie payment
The business Of the Bank is to be continued.
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\Aopl' Every variety II piain~nd
W figured Wool DcI.aines, just received at
p-l0AW WDObN ARD q CO.'S
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ram styles.

Fail styles.
| w = base just received our fail STYLES Of Ladies
w Velvet, Cloth, and SILK Oloaks Talma's and
1 Nisettes; also of Brocha and Plaid Shhwls
4 sepZtd8" WOODWARD & co.
/ Miss IuMMINGs.--Thc Ladies' can he suited
4 - IN this line at
sep27a4e WOODWARD co.'s.
1 I)LAiIS.-THo-c hguutful scotch and Tartan
Fiaid-, every variety cep ~ found ut
sep-taN" WooDN ARD q co.'s.
\Nool. hkLAINES.-E Every variety II piain~nd
W figured Wool DcI4aines, just received at
p@fd8w WoODWA ARD d co.'s.
- EADf MADE CL0IHING-Eyc rvibipc IL this
IL line can be had at the lowest figures nj
sep27drw WOODWARD Il co.'s.
NV BOOKS.
pts If Bnrncy By Ma.!enzc--a series Of Irish
- stories and .gcnds For saie by
oct Cd J., I. CAVE a SON.
- ICHARD lit RDIS-A tale Of Alabama fairly
IL illustrated; by " Gilmore smms For sale by
oct sd J 4. CAVE 4 son.
Guy RlNERs-A taie u Georgia; ~ " Gill
&C ca JT. CAVE 4 soS.
( 'okA and the Doctor, or revelations ot physi-
clAns wife. For sale by
Get I'd j. 7. CAVE il SON.
l AND, Labor aud cold or two year. IN Victoria.
- With visits to sydney and Nandeiran Land
by VIM. Hewitt For sale by
oct ga J. T.cAyE q soN.
I ABIr~ and Men; with remnants II record touch
! - = NE ttit HlAheTs 81 bUih. by i'rs DtI1u+
Oct I'd j. i. CAVE X son
fEIiE Favarite Authoress e tie south
1 new Novel by tbs Author of "a Lone
The Hidden PATH novel hy Marion Harland
Those who have read il pronounce it superior to
Alone II - in#re finished production vet re-
tanning AL the pathos ana raturaluess The former
For sale by CAVE x son
THE BOOK AND Ilr ~IUKY-A narrative for
4 the young. occasion Il the Jubilee If the
British and Foreign bible Society. For sale hy
SEPT CAVE son.
MohNISGs WITH JEouS-A seric. Il d.se-
VI tinuai reading for the clo-ct and the family
carefully prepared from notes e sermons preached
by n late kef. III. 1hy, Of Bath
For sale by sepl5 CAEEd son
UfHAekGkAl : New work. sIhs Newo4ms-
Memoirs e most re- pcetable family Ior
sale ny stp2o CAVE SoN.
fIilE Kisses IF Jaann,, Secundus aud Jean Bsune-
fons, with selection from tie best Ancient ard
Modern Authors. For Sale by
sep20 CAVE & Son
/ DANANA Ii lsss.-An Account ~ tht Panama
l. kaslfosd, # the Cities ~ Panama and A.pin-
wal, with seotehes of Le AND Character % tbs lsA-
mus, b Robert Ilincs. For SAFE IS
/ sep2ed CAVE 8 son.
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MN EsOoK~.

EADl MADE CLoIHING.-E Everything ii this
IL line can be had at the lowest figures Mt
sep27drw WOODWARD 4 co.'s
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I IABIT~ and Men with remnants II record touch
L ing The makers of both. by I'r. Doran
oct I'D j. T. CAVE son
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| AND, Labor and Gold or two years ia Victoria,
- with visits to sydney and Vandeiilan' i Land;
by Nm Hewitt. For safe bv
oct I'D n CAyE L sqN
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'INHE favarite Authoress e tie south.
new Novel by tbs Author of Alone"
The Hidden PATH novel hy Marion IIarand
Those who have read - pronounce il superior 10
- lone e Is mere finished production vet re-
tanning AL the pathor ana uaturaluess ~ The former
one For sale by CAVE x son.
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All1S.-fho-g beautiful scotch and Tartan
4 Piaid- every variety can be found nit
kep-taN% WOQDM ARD & CO.'S
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( 'oitA and the Doctor; or revelations ot !. physi-
" clans wife. For sale by
cot ga CAVE SON.
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Di.en.e. OF the Eye md utcrn..

4 ID operations on The Eye, especially Tor Strabis-
mus, Cataract, and Artificial Pupil. and ON the
Uterus. for Polypus and Tnmors, performed BY DR..
SHERMAN Office corner Of Main and Seventh SIS
Il '6,---d
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The Grand Lodge Of the |. 0. Of G. 7.
met IN Iowa City Oct. Sd, 1855, when the fol-
loving Officers were duly elected for the en-
suing year:
Lyman Allen, Of Iowa CITY. G.. W. c. T.
Ihos. Martin, Of keokuk, G. W. Counsel
lor.
samuel Stewart. G. W. VT
r. !. Leech, Of keokuk, G. W. Secretary.
r. Al. JOY, of Salem. q. W. Treas.
r: Metcalf, of Iowa City. g. w. NJ.
w T. Lloyd, Of Jefferson. G. W. ID. VI.
Key. -. Knowles, of Moscow. 6. w
VI. }. Frazier, of Salem, G. WIS.
W. Mccoy, of Mt. Pleasant. G. w. O. s.
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NJ y baSe just received our Fail stvIes Of Ladies
w Velvet Cloth and SILK Oleaks, Talma's and
Nisettes; also Of Brocha aud Plaid Shhwls
sepZad@" WOODWARD & co.
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RfFS If Blamcy By Mae enzic-a series Of Irish
- stories and Lgends. For sale by
oct Cd j. I. CAVE & SON
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NohNISGs WITH JEouS-A seric. II Jeso-
VI tinuai reading for the clo-ct and the family
Carefully prepared from notes e sermons preached
by the late Rev. IN. GAy Of Bath
For sale by scp - CAVE a son
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Rhns IIIMMIN6s.--Ihe Ladies' can lie suited
i y La illlA llrll 1t
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! 'EHAckEkAf 5 New WorA ..Ihe &sweoms. .
Memoirs e most re- pcetable family Tor
sale ny stp20 CAVE 6f0N.
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RFtHPitUIAtEOHs
Amount subscribed by 6. II Perry 70 the
M.dW.R.R. s 800
" subscribed by CITY Of keokuk
to the NJ i VI r. H. g9500
" authorized ta he subscribed 10
the NJ. e II RK 80 GOO
" authorized q be eub.crhed 10
the Il. Fl. h. 4 VI. r. Il. Go. zoe 600
authorized a. lie loaned To X, Nj.
T.. 4 ", X. Il. Co. 100 coo
Total. $450.s0U
i. s. merriam,
hsokuk. Oct l0-6d City Recorder.
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L.. Nv. RIEII..

y 4 . 7 II II T. 4
4 Mp dealer ia eve
Il ~ d description Of
Daguerreotype Goods, III
has received This day -
direct from the manu- IS
iaeturers n larEe va
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-22
WHOLE NUMBER 242


fancy paint as she stopped to gather
nuts. -.. .. -..,.,.r. s.s ...-
The lonely wood, the noisy brook and
the gray light of tho autumnal afternoon
cast no shadow upon the joyous heart Of
the cleaner, for her happiness arose from
the consciousness of doing right, and
could not be chilled by external sur
rouudings. The 6rst dollar that Grace
earned seemed to her a fortune, but the
dollar was valucless, compared with the
noble Independence and self-relianes
which the, sxsrtion to obtain it taught
her. ..r ..'..
The farm was saved-but Mrs. Mel
len, with quivering lip and mois.ensd
eye, can tell ysu Of many severe strug-
gle and self-sacri6ce, which she and her
Oldest children made to discharge the
debt, Many long seam did the skill
ful fsgsrs Of Mrs. Mellsn and Grace
sew during the winter evenings, while
Robert sat upon q low stool, weaving
baskets for the market--but With all
their efforts, the last COW and baby Ma
than's pet lamb must be sold to exc out
the final payment.
Many wondered, when Mr.. Cushman
was oblighed to secure new assistant
in his school, that he should CHOOSE one
SO young as Grace Mellsn, but her rep
utation for quickness, application a.d
d.cility, had gfi.ed her 90 many friends
auong the yoengsr. classes ip school.
that she found no difficulty in perform
ing well the duties assigned her. $50
Grace snow the admired and accom-
plishsd preseptress Of Blankvills Acad-
emy, but she says the larger portion Of
her success should be attributed to the
earning Of her first dollar. =.
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s@- An amusing scene recently too

bO- An amusing scene recently took
place on board the steamer Baltimore,
just as she was leaving Buffalo for Clsve-
land. A rough looking Illinois Hoosier
came aboard with powerful Bull dog
at his heels. Walking directly into the
office, the individual said to the clerk :
" Stranger, want to leave my dog in
this 'ere Office till the boat starts. I'm
afraid somebody will steal him" "You
can't do it," said the clerk; stake
him out " Well, stranger, that's
cruel, but you're both dispositoned alike,
and has kinder company for ye."--
4" TAKE him OUT" roarsd the clerk. -.
" Wall, stranger, don't think you're
honest, aud you want watehing ; here,
Bull, sit down here and watch that fell
low sharp" and the individual turned
ON his heels, saying, With knowing
look, Put him out, stranger, if he 10
troublesome. The dog lay there when
the boat started, glariug with his fierce
eyes upon the terrified clerk, who allow
ed him the better half of his Office.
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l&- A bit Of experience, furnished

~ "A bit OF experience, furnished
BY one who lately visited Newport, may
be of service as . warning to gentlemen,
and perhaps not entirely out of place
should it meet the eyes of the ladies -
Why will the girls wear those mon-
trosities called hoops? l will describe
what they look like. Having had oc-
easion to dissect one, found it to b
built very much like q -four barrel hsav-
lily coopered and hooped. Now you
m y want to know what business had
to be looking into these articles can
explain satisfactorily. My curiosity was
aroused the other evening, when, after
escorting lady to the Ocean House, l
found that the lower part Of my legs
were very much bruised, and ascer-
tanned ,hatrthe young damsel wore one
Of these terrible (whas then supposed
to boz -four barrels. ... ..f..-...
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j. Il r. Noyes:

Dry doods-Prints, Muslins, Cnmbrics, d
Lanes, Brown and 5leached Sheetings,
Broadcloths, ,Csssimeres, Satinetts.
arssssie es-Molssscs White and Brown Su.
CARA, Teas, pure CofYee, Spices. &c.
Asssts for the sale Of valuable Medicines
Sters nsxt 70 Psweatuck Bank.
N7M YAwcATvCK, er.
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George G. Wells.

Dealer in Boots and Shoes Of all descrip-
tisas. Gentlemen's fine Calf Boots,
Caters ofalldescriptions, of Rubbers
and rubber Boots. Thick Boots,
'A'' Brogans, Shoes, &C. -
adiss' Caters, Walking Shoes slippers, &c.
Main Street, w Westerly, X. l. 134tf
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e. M. Dunn.

Keeps constantly on hand large stock Of
Gentlemen's and Boys Clothing, adapt
cd to the season, such as, Hats,
'f Caps, Goats, Vests, Pants, Shirts, r..
~ Undershirts, Draws, Boots
r.f .. and Shoes, &C., &c.
- articles and Ready Made Clothing
ssA'' at low prices. 1877
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N. MarStOn,

Makes to order, Walking. Shoes, Caters,
Slippers, and every description Of La.
t. dies work: also, Gentlemen's Boots, ..
r.. Caters, sc. of q superiorqual- :.
ity and workmanship.
Constantly on hand. large Stock ofGood'
.l.!. in the Boot and Shoe line.
.fur -... store on Main st. 1871
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~ "My dear" said Mrs. Dogber-

~ "My dear" said Mrs. Dogber-
ry to her daughter, "you should not
hold your-drcs so-high. in crossing the
street." . -.
"Then, ma" replied madam, hsw
shall I ever show the beauty OF ny
founeed pautalsts that have almost
ruined my sye.ight to msnufacturs' I
an sure [ don't car. If the ssau1 Dc
look at me-" ,A :. r.t.- 1.
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Porter & iSSye!:nd.

Manufacturers of Tin aud SheetIron ~ "a. :
A full supply of Stoves, Of the mostap-
proved patterns, always on ! and.
ri, and Shset Iron Ware for sale, or made
- j to order, at short notice.
shop on High street. 1871
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n. N. Farm ham, Dentist,
SzA CAN be found at his Office in
" ssterly from the lst to the
>1IS ed Of each month 23l |
q. Stillman,
Samuel A..COy,

PAPEK II a NJ EN-.
Paper Hangings Of the latest and most de-
sirAsls styles furnished when desired.
AfsKt for C. q. Dsige's Dye House, Of Prov
idenee Orders left ut Messrs. S.
.. d D. Smiths Store willre-
.... ceivs prompt tsttention. 1857
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william II. Gov

IL prepared to have Books bound in neat
aad desirable sty les ut short notice.
N. B. Books ready for delivery in two weeks
from the time they are left. 106tf
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.v G.. w. MarstOn,

9|T &. w. MarstOn,
nATTER AND DEALER IN FURS,
Keeps constantly on hand n large stock of
Gentlemen's and Boys Hats ofthe latest
fashions. Furs of the bestquality,
and Of the newest sty les cheap.
Huekskin Gloves, Mittens Of every variety
Spring Styles just received.
s,ere under C. Leouard's Hotel. 137tf
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VOLUME V-NUMBER 81
Business CARDS.
Ladies Fancy Goods Store

NEAR THE RAILROAD STATION.
ID. w. HAM MOND. .-
Constantly on hand and for sale 6t fair
prices, an assortment Of
PANcx Goops, Books, Sr.TIoN cry. Per-
yyMERY, FoREIGN AND DOMESTIC
FRUIT, PATENT MEDICINES, &c.
Alss receiving fresh supplies Of Stuart's
Superior Steam Refined Confectionery,
Councilmsn's Broadway do, Stuart
Eco, do, with large sssort-
nsnt Of Refined Broken Candy, 60. so