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FLOUR! FLOUR!

A SPLENDID assortment Of children's fancy
"A Hats and Gaps for summer wear. the laisst'
summer style jG,t received aud for sale cheap a
SHFLpon's HAT EMroR.uM, "a, Nam It
Ladies' call and look at them.
mas2i
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NEW M YORK, Oct l9-ls previous days Nava So-e-
being about 1000 bbls with further mod5 'ne stock
ties ON the 1e5 ma x e"9pHs S
common and inferior kinds at lower pce, D Th sales
tine has continued dull and the few made Sav a pen
mostly at further decline of cent y gallon Com pen
though with any opportunity to ship it, there would IN Lar
siderable going forward and this remark may also con-
Turpentine Spirits Turpentine and Rosn The pS 10
600 bbls Washington Turpentine private terms ae are
ferior So % 50 s U $50 ID 700 Spirits Turpe1nOo N, n,
40 cents, cash and 10 days; 400 Washington Ta+ -
runs, 81 80 in yard, allowance to fill 1870 Rope do q a.
yered 5000 North County and Wilmington Common Ro G
81 55 81 57 y 80 H. afoat and in yard and sI ca
liyered; 400 Strained do 81 70 81 Is 800 No. sS Se
Isl bbl and 30 IL f Bs delivered 800 White 81 s
dull at ST. and City, in small lots, sells 81 50 Dbl
Rce-The market is without change. Sales 800 tcs na
part for export, at 81 so a S. 374. D'"'
SaThe market continues very firm and buovant for oil
descriptions, with but moderate supplies, especially of
pool which retains upward tendency The sales bav
been $50 sacks Jeeys Darceys Liverpool Fine at Al 56l
mos; and 5000 bushels Turks Islands, within our range
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Marine Intelligence.

ARRIVED.
Oct !i--Steamer Sun, McRimmon from Fayetteville to
w. H. Marsh. ~ "
l2--Schr. Champion, Chadwick, from Lockwood's Folly
to Petteway Il Pritchett ''
Steamer Spray Price, from Smithvlle, to A. H. VanBok
keen.
Oct. l3-Schr Onward, Smith, from New London Ct
via Zeke's Island, to J. & D. McRae u Co wy
Schr Albion, Dexter, from jacksonville to H. Fanp
with naval stores.
CLEARED.
Oct ll--Steamer Spray Price, for Smhville, by A. H
VanBokkelen.
12--Schr. VIM. H. Howard, Brown fer Washington. n
c., by Rankin s. Martin with mdze
Schr. Emily Mankin, for New York, by ]. H. Fanner
with naval stores
Oct. r. Schr. NJ. E. Wells, Terry, for Savannah, by
c. Worth.
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A GOOD SIGN.-The Indiana Presbytery of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, has suspended
from the ministry of its clergymen for unchris-
tan conduct; the charges against him being, that
he belongs to the association known as the Under.
ground Railroad, and has been actually engaged in
the business of assisting slaves to make their
from slave to free states contrary to the laws of the
United States and the statute laws of the State of
Indiana.
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A SAVAGE GoosE-R. B. Van Zandt, of BROOKLYN.
riding on the Flatbush road, was attracted some dis
lance from the road by the cries of child. Upon
reaching the spot he discovered goose standing
upon the PROSTATE child its bill fastened tenaciouslS
to the nape of the little ones neck and striking i
hercely with its wings on the sides The child WAS
relieved but not until the goose had been killed By
probably saved &c
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DIED.

On the morning of the 18th inst, in Wilmnefoa ~
of consumption, Mr. JOSEPH F. R. CIITT FFs' n. c..
dagua, New York, aged "a years. 1-"' OF Canaan
New York papers please cepy]
In this town on Wednesday evening last, Mr. CFopo-,
JARMAN, aged % years ' Nil GEORGE
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Az- The Wilmington Herald is down upon Bishop
Hughes, on account of speech made by said Bishop
on some occasion recently, in of the British pro-
vinces at which time and place it would appear that
the Bishop made some remarks in response to a toast
given to the President of the United States. AS the
Bishop was an American citizen, we suppose there
was nothing very unnatural in this acknowledgment
of what was intended as a compliment to the Chief
Magistrate of his country. Neither do think that
he said anything very far out of the way when he
expressed the opinion that the President would re-
fuse his official sanction to any creed legislation
That is only what the President is bound TO do by
his OATH 10 support the constitution, which expressly
prohibits such legislation by Congress. Neither was
he far off the truth in expressing his opinion that the
people of the United States don't want 10 drive out
the people of any denomination. So far as he as
serted that the President and the party with which
he acts are opposed TO political intolerance OF any
kind, he was strictly within the range of undoub ed
fact.
Whether an eclesastc of any denomination ought
to speak of parties party Matters is another thing
Our own opinion is that the less of it that is done
the better, and that Bishop Hughes has been alto
gether too much before the public eye news
paper contraVersalst.
But really it is hardly worth while to make so
much fuss over this little speech of tJohn in view OF
the commences of much more fragrant offences &C.
curing every day The late Infamous and rdicu'
lous K. N. Legislature of Massachusetts, reprobated
we believe, by every right thinking man, contained
some sixty or seventy socaled ministers of religion
The New England Emgrant Aid Company, got ur
to cheat the South out of Kansae, has its very back
bone among the clergy of that section and, we are
the reply of the conductor on the Maine Railroad
who, when asked about the political news, confessed
his ignorance on the plea that he had not been t.
church for the last two Sundays.
All found we find too much of this religo- politica
interference and it would be as we'll to give to tn
offenders all round. Cross John may be wrong blu
he is only one among thousands, and his worst say
ngs on the occasion referred to- are in favor of ol
erance aud equal rights. 1t was hardly to be expec
ted that he would say that the people of the Unite
States did want to drive out any people, on accoun
of their religion, or that the President would sane
ton creed legislation.
We know little, and care less, about the movement
of most of these people, but we think that the oil
adage comes here into play-what is sauce for tn
goose is sauce for the gander. Pitch into Johl
Hughes when he transgresses, but don't forget also
pitch into the K N. cleTgymen of the Massachusetts
Legislature and the Emgrant Aid Companies Civ
it to them all round. Fair play and a free fight
That's all Bishop Wainright, of New York, wen
to Canada not long ago and acted foolishly.
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Under the Llndens,

Onuer the L1ndenS.
Under the lindens lately sat
A couple, and no more, in chat:
wondered what they would be at
Under the lindens.
saw four eyes and four lips meet.
heard the words, Ho,c street hoy s,yeety
Had then the Fairies given treat?
Under the lindens
pondersd long and could not tell
what dainty pleased them both so we'll:
Bees bees! it was your hydromel
Under the lindens
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AN IMPORTANT SURGICAL OPERATION. We copy
the 5th instant
steel weighing some three or four ounces, which had
been extracted from the left lung of brown boy,
aged twenty years, the property of C. Neufer, Esq.,
who was engaged al the machine works of Messrs
Glaze g. Boatwright, where the accident occurred
which forced the bit of steel into the body of the
boy. The facts as follows
''On Tuesday last, whilst the planning machine
applied by steam in operation, planning bitt
measuring Al inches long, of inch wide, inch
thick, and weighing 81 ounces, was thrown with
such force from It's attachment as to enter the body
of the boy Goodman, who was standing some dis
lance off. The btt entered the upper third of the
arm. pos:eraly, very the armpit and !secreted
itself in the cavity of the lung, between the third
and fourth ribs. The depth of the wound was about
nine inches to where the bitt buried, partial be-
tween the lung and the intercostal muscle.
"The instrument extracted by Dr. J. H. Boat
wright, by cutting down upon it between The third
and fourth ribs. During the performance of this
delicate and highly important surgical operation, but
little hemorrhage followed. A slight hemorrhage
and expectoration from the mouth discovered
during the day, after the operation, which was frothy
and mixed with blood. At present all hemorrhage
has ceased, and we pleased TO learn the boy is
doing well. HIS fever is slight and the wounds are
healing very finely. His breathing was oppressed
every unpleasant symptom has passed off, and he is
now reported in comfortable condition.
We have no doubt that the operation performed
by DR.. Boatwrigh will be properly recorde4 as one
of the most important and skiful uses of the knife
yet entered upon record"
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letter from St. Petersburg says Three iron
sloops 80 feet long, launched here on the gath
uIt. The greatest activity prevails in the naval
workshops, IN order to complete the screw vessels
without delay. It was from the want OF such YES
sells that the Russian feet was obliged to remain in.
active in presence Of that of the Allies.
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Hon BEDFORD BEowN.-We rejoice to ,e,,.
nlr resdegce gentleman has his @
resident in county again We con 0Urn become
people of Caswell upon his return amon "ulae the
His voyage in life, since his removal from 'nen--
has, indeed been one checkered with cbnn naong u.s.
ton Chronicle on"nge.-Ml.
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A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOREW h.nds in
"A from tresspsssing, in any manner, On my i
Columbus county N c., under the penalty of the N,sS0N
Sept. 20, lS55.---3-tf A. c. DlChEHNeS1-l
TNALLOW WANTED.-The highest market F P[ESRs
i bt paid for Tallow, by VESSEL q SqH
Ser LIST,
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What NexHa

This is the question which the Fr,r.,
Susily discussing Having taken the papers are
have hea ns1t Sha on side Of
paws with only tree between tiny bear by the
in his own mind precisely similar VINO debated
never heard the sequel Shall We bolHs question We
most important inquiry. H0lo on or let 90?
wh ns to 60 '' wh SiD''! sBoat the Allies at
Russian army prisoners, they would be- e The whole
loss what to 90 with them, They cannot full at
Civilization forblds that they should xiii ba see0 them
must let them co. again to turn up at auo 1 They
continue and s ncrease n5 the Of the 'a
immense additional expenditure for hra must come
by short crops ''0au' caused
We dare say that England and Franco
stand,pg the success SebastOpOl would be DU w;
But it may be doubted whether Russ;a - terms
mood The bear robbed of its wheps - - as plant
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The demand for land warrants is more active, and
the quotations are changed. Thompson's New York
Bank Note Reporter, quotes as follows:
EOS buying at 81 10-seng at 81 ia per acre
1 TO, buying at :, 0s-selng at 81 10 per acre
l6Os buying at 81 11-selling at 81 ia per acre
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CHEAP FLOUR THE BEsr.-The New York Times
has recently been discussing question of very great
importance to the consumers OF flour, and facts as
elected should be universally known. 1t alleged
that little reliance is to be placed upon the brands
found on the barrels sold in the market, and the
word extra Genesee,' do not always indicate hat
the barrel bearing them contains the best quality of
-four. 1t bases lis assertions certain results elc-
ted by chemists, viz: that the whittier the flour the
less nutrmen it possesses and the less dgestible it
is. Dyspeptc people have to use bread about one.
fourth bran, which proves that the dark part is the
most healthful. The -four which can be bought now
for seven and eight dollars per barrel is stronger and
sweeter than the extra Genesee," but it is less
white it is generally rejected in favor of the dcarer
article. 1t is time that housekeepers understand this
fact and that they buy -four not to please the eye,
but to crafty the stomach, and at the same time
have respectful reference to ones pocket.
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ma. Tle,noc,ratic creed,


The following admirable erunciation and conden.
saon of the democratic creed is going the rounds of
the democratic press. Every true demociat recog-
nises in it his own political faith:
IS No. /. Equal and exact justice 10 all men, OF
whatever State persuasion religious or political
I" No. 2 Peace, commerce. and honest friendship
with all nations; entanglng alliances with none.
No. g. The right Of States and Territories to ad-
minister their own domestic affairs
ono 4 Freedom and equality, the sovereignty of
the people and the right Of the majority to rule when
their will is consttutionally expressed.
"No 5. Economy in the public expenditures, and
sacred preservation of public faith
"No. g. Freedom of religion, freedom of the press,
and general diffusion of information.
"No. 7. Opposition to all secret political organ-
cations, and to all corruptons in politics.
"No. 8. A sacred preservation OF the federal con-
s,itution, and no religious tests for office
mo. 8. No bigotry, or pride of caste, or dstlnc-
ton of birth among American citizens.
"No. 10. Respect and protection for the rights OF
all.
"No II The preservation of the naturalization
laws, and the right of all the public domain, and the
protection of the American government.
No 12 Opposition to all chartered monopolies.
"No 10. Common brotherhood and good will TO
all, especially to those of the household of faith"
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VISITING CLERGYMEN.-BishopA Atkinson of North
Carolina, preached in the Monumental Church. in
Richmond, on Sunday morning last, and in St. Paups
Church at night. Rev. John D. McCabe, of Hamp-
ton, otticiated at Christ Church, in the Valley on
Sunday afternoon. The dscourses of both gentle
men are represented by the Richmond press to have
been eloquent and IMPRESSIVE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-19

Gov. SHANNON ON SLAvERY.-Governor Shannon,
of Kansas, has written letter denying that he made
a pro.slavery speech at Westport, Missouri He
says
'l have this moment received information that
they circulating charge against me that made
a proslayery speech at Westport, in Missouri, on
my way here. There is not word of truth in this
charge-it is wholly false In the few remarks |
made at Westport in reply to the welcome they
gave me, said nothing on the subject of slavery
On the contrary, remarked that that was question
that would not discuss. Since came here, on all
occasions, have left the question where the Kansas
bill leavesit-o the people to determine for them.
selves; and have upon all occasions, so stated'
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JAMES REYNOLDS,
W hclesale and Retail Drurrtst.

~ uOAeSdl0 0uo 1AeIau OHugEt6t,
Mechanics Block, .NorA aide Of Main ST.,
kEoKUK, IOWA.
HAVING MAde arrangements for a per n
IL manenf business IN the above An>. l am
now Offering te the ci'y and country trade
laree ard we'll selected stock If
D-uss. Medicines, Paints, Dyea. Oils ara Var
nishes, Drsshss, Glassware snA wind~w
0lass,
Also Perfnmery and fancy articles, Cigars. To.
bacco and snrf, ani choice assor.men, ~
Family Groceries. including Spices. Teas. Fla.
vorine Extracts, Candies, Soda, Salara.us. and
vsrietv OF articles pertaining to tha, deartmer..
all WHICH will be sold on the principle Of cam ali
profits and quick reiufnsn
PARTICULAR attention given TO preoarjnr nre.
scrpsions. In cases where medicines are "a.
CURED dniing 'he night II is frequen,lr.inconvs.
nient TO obtain them. This difkcu,ty have
completely obvia'ed by having my residence h
part OF the same building occupied by nv
store; and persons desiring medicines NAV rciv
upon procuring them At all hours, night or day.
without Inconvenience or .eiay.
Druggists. merchants and Others. purchs sing
oy the quantity. arr requested TO give me a cali.
a. am determined to sell on as favorable terms
as any house in the city.
Apfil6, 1856 dly.
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-. j. JEWELL. ~. Il. poGvpS
JEWELL 4 DOLBY,
House and Sign Painters, Gles
ziers and Gilders.

Shop on the corner Of Second d JoAasga
StrettS..opposifs the st. CAsrts.
WouLD respectfully announces 80 ~ e1Gi-
w iens Of Keokuk. that they havs iosusd 1
coparfnsr rsftip, ffay 5ff, s5ol for the puFrees
al sarsyirH on the above business in n ~
branchs. They are ready 1t oil times n ~
d~stdke wora In thstr line, which they lu11oe
themselves shah be executed Yi'h pune{uekft
and 10 style qual 10 the best, and On . re-.
sol u bio :er ms o. any others in the city.
n. B. Particular ettention paid 10 Hk1uo
HAK0,Ko, which they will do With nea' nsos nj
dispatch; also old sash reglazed.
May n. 1858. ISM
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Western Hotel,

frpxMERLY KEnKuK HaT8L,
on the Lsves, below n inst.
tosf eonvsnient to the steamboat landing.
- been taken by the subscriber, llste oi
~ Hol6a,> swd hss besa thoroughly re
"a well furnished. The entire arrange
q made with = view - ths comeort Of
SdS ana customers. He hopes, theSsfovs,
attestion 90 business to have share of
Srnunsne. The a&tsndsAas speak the
0osnsu. and French lanGaaGes. Give
DANIEL AGNE.
81 iSb5. aAwti
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SKYLiGHT
DAET RREAN GALL ERT

kuk and vicinity. that he is prepared to take
Increases OF all who may give him call, in the
most perfect manner, having . large Mylisht,
the Only light bv which blue eye can be made
10 look natural, ard far superior TO all other
lights for Dagnefreotvping also, harinT an ex-
perier ce in the art OF over seven years. he fat
lers him self that he can suit the most fastidious
Pictures and Drawings copied; Landscapes and
pictures OF the sick or decsas~d taken at short
notice. Pictures pu. up ia every variety of
style, regardless of the weather, and satisfaction
in all eases guaranteed.
fune 70 1885 d.r
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nISSaLIIlpN.i

CITY DRUG STORE
Burrows Block. Maia Street, As0knk. q
J,aJ G. STEWART are now in receipt lU
nf a very large and carefully aelected sioct OF
Drugs Medicines and Chemicals. Patent Medi-
cln4s, Popular Remedies, Medicinal Liquors,
Paints, Oiis, Dye Srnfi., reriunory- and every
var ETY. sff fancy articles usually found in the
best establishments Of the kind. Every article
warranted purs and genuine.
Purchasers will confer mutual favor by call
ing at our establishment before buying esse-
where.
Physicians prescriptlcns carefully put up.
DR. J.G. STEWARDS Office and consulting
Room in the Drug Store.
PRorEssIosAL RIrrRENcEs
r, o. Edwards, M. D., Ohio Medical College.
j. Cobb, . =
John Locke, :
Nav g. 1855. dkw
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LooklDg claues.

Leski1g Glasses.
OnO HOxES Looking Giasses, assorted sizes,
quo inst receive. direct from the msnufac-
turers, and ior ssls bv the box o. dozen. Also
a assortment Of Gilt Asnldink for picture
f.ames CAREY g AtAbOVNALt
yane u, 1855
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A r. DINING. J. H. cLAYnDoh4i
A. Il. Dcmfng e Co.,
SUCCESSORS ro GRAKvIblx ,. sAITH = -. !.
BANKERS And DEALERS IN IL
CHANGE.
MAIN STREET. kKokUk loWA.
IlEHT CHECKS on al the miseipa eit6ees
- constantly for sdle In sans TO sux.
Coliscsens on this ci y senittsd for Prs0pe1
., current rats Of Exchange.
We will Af and sell all kind Of Cole. epectst.
and ncurrA bsnk Notes, at best rstssss
Interest allowed Oh special dsposits.
References:
Cash. Am Rxch angs Bank. New Foyk.s
Messrs. z. W. Clark, Dodge 4 Cs.s
Lucas Simends, s.. Louis.
r. w CLARK y Bros.
n Cor~i.h 4 Co, Oaeua.
Nav 81, 1856.
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THE LOVERS 6OLILcQBY.
&c search the lndies' wave foi pearls,
To deck vour high horn maiden;
Or dig Golconda's diamond sand.
With priceless treasure laden.
Go gather Myrrh and Frankincense;
And sw eet Arabian spices.
And cluster round Your hearts delight"
Loves widest OF d~vices-
pti give to her whom ! adore,
By far an n!F'ring richer
NV face, ali dressed In lovers smiles,
In BuEEL's fair Skyligbt Picture.
Bueli's Gallery, SO, Ma,l Street.
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OIL. spirit Cas. Lrs<sf Oil. csp.l,
4 s. )ep,ir ard Cssch Var ~, "a DArel
~, REYNfM D. drug etees
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City Property for Sale.
VALUABLE LOTS. located en- Main, Blon-
d~eu and johnson Streets, which will be SOLD
favorabiy.
Apply to ". A.. CAVE,
Firm Of Graham Cave, Main 81.
June 8, 1855. diff
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DENTAL SURGERY,

3 r. Il. S. B A r B E r,
w OULD respectfully announce to the citi-
w Gems OF Ksskuk and vicinity that he has
permansntiv located IN Keoknk, where he ex.
pscts 10 perform Ill the operations pertaining to
Dentsl surgery.
He feel: on ident in his ability 70 give salts
fac,ionso those VINO may favor him with thsir
pstr onsge.
r. Once on Main between Third and
Feurth Streets.
ADloperstions warranted.
Ksoknk, April -, 1888
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Hsy RAke..

HAND Raxes, and The much approved and
IL generally used Revolving Fore Rake, for
ale bv ). " IL. lUIhth'
iel3 DIV
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/ C1SK pure BIarkbsr Wine saiiabIs for ns
! dicinal sna sacransntsl pnlposss q
REYNOLDS prug Store
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n ALvANIZED Iron Pdrp Tubing for sale b
I dsw SW& TUCKER.
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LUMBER,

AT THE PINE MILL.
THE subscribers have constantly on band .
i supply Of
Drsessd p1ssrine.
Also. FENCING BOARDS and kHeJHc P,cxxrs,
Siding. and general assortment ct dimsnslen
stu6.
Mil and Lumber Yard at the foot Of sseend
street, Ksskuk, lows.
April Z. 1855. dlnGwiy.
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Justice Of the Peace.

Justice Of the rcace.
THE UNDERSIGNED would inform his
/ friends in the country, that his Office is on
Nam. beswsen I'd snd "a streets, Ksokuk, Iowa.
over the Harness store. He will attend to the
collecting Of al aceoants entrusted to bis care,
with prompauess. Accounts sent by mail, post
paid. will receive attention. and the money re-
turned as ordered.
EDWARD COLE.
March :, l855--dAwtf
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SCRAP IRON.
WYE will ray tho highest pricein csshfor soc ]
w No. I Dlacksmithss scraps, ut the biissorr
Iron Stoge. TH0S. J. RICE Co.
Septemoer 8, isS<.w
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Another wagon.

A RALSTONA FRO. will promptly deliv-
n. er in any pars of the city ali articles ordered
from their New Grocery and Provision Store,
II johnson Street. Orders solicited.
June o, 1855.
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FANCY CANDIES.

FANCY Candida.
TCxT received he largest aud best assortment
u of Fancy Candies ever before offered in Kee
X uk; also large assortment nf Fruits. Nuts. sc
al CREIGHTON e. DINNERS.
Aprii 80 1855 dr. Johnson Stree
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Pssens Asslsns.
2002 lbs. Feiting,
Is bbls. Com posifion. fsr sale by
CtEGHORE q HARRISON
April "a, 1855. W
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